Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

We publish the following as one Of the rumors
Of the day that often, nay always attend commissions
u may be correct. i, may not. lit is correct,
very powerful support Of the Cabinet will he los
IN Mr.. Webster In him have felt a very strong
confidence, in his honesty. in his unrqu allied talent
and II we must say il, in the land of his na,tyirv
IL these do leave the cabinet, wa doubt very much
whether the men named will succeed 10 the off .es
left vacant Perhaps hope is flrher to the thoupb,.
we DOUBT their being on the protect &c policy and
that with ms is a "sine qua non"
THE CABINET.-Th Philadelphia North A.
mericdn has the folio wing article respecting the re-
ported changes IA the cabinet:
MATTERS WAsHNGrJx We have been
shown letter fr'm Washington. which has arrested
our attention. Doth by the surprising nature of its
contents. and The credible character of IFS source
Tho writer sa'es that the distributions proviso ofIhe
temporary Tariff bull will be petoei; that The PIesl
dent, despairng oi being able carry on the Gov.
ernneni without an organic All n Zoe n. summit
has decided 10 call 10 his all the "republicnrs and
iorm from their forces and Ihuse vino assnilate 10
lhcm ia sentiment, parry 10 slsian the admin
islraiIon-io DC known as the "R publican CTyIcr
party" ''',''
To effect This object, reorganization OF the C.ha
net Is deemel exfcd eni. Mr. Webster md Mfr
Spencer retire; Judge Upshcr goes oui rs Minister
lc rance Mr.. AnIrew Stevenson of Va I. In no
Secretary Of Stale Mr.. Cushing Is 10 be Secre,arv
OF War. The writer thinks this arrangement viii
DC satisfactory 10 those who may rally under the
republican" Cryler) STANDARD.
The reasons for The retirement of Mr. Web.ts, and
Mo Spencer the writer finds IA The perplt King char
aciet Of their political associations and not IN The
alledged absence of any personal qualifications f.
Tue stations which they occupy Toward them H..
diVIdunily, he says, The President encrains every
possible sentiment OF respect and consents 20 parl
with them only IN compliance with that necessitv
which the crisis imposes. MIR Webster he states
VIII remain iIll his negotiations with Lord Asbbur
ton have been concluded. though his resignation
VIII have been rendered before that time He
thinks The separation will be tho source of snv
personal alienation betw zen the parties. and rem
GER MI Webster The homage due TO a greatstates
man.
The North American Of Yesterday has sno,bc,
Washington 'eIter, which says
There are wars and rumors Of wars" 7, :;
Whispered about that there is 10 be an erploson IN
TIE Cabinet within 3 few weeks The repous gocs
50 lar as 10 make H an extensive one --that will
reach at least three or four members Oft MIR For
ward Secretary Of the Treasury it is said desires
% return 10 PIiisbnrg, to resume the profession of
me law (he never sought ofTice;) and Mr.. Spencer
Secretary OF War, will return to the empire Sale 10
follow a similar pursuit
u MI Webster succeeds in bringing 10 a fayora
pie issue the negotiations with Lord Ashbur,on. he
also can retire from The Cabinet with hying color.
reports says that no will. Mr.. WicklifTe will
remain at The head Of The Post Office Depar,men,s
or DO translated some other position in The 90;
net or take the mission to France il M ve, ,r,h
lemaiical. ha 20 no donb. myself that Mr. cn.h.
ing Of Massachusetts will be one of the rne,nh, ~
the new Cabinet.