The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-09

We copy the following specimen of Beno-
man calumny, merely TO show that the ultra
Wing organs are finally surpassed by the ultra
Loco-foco stipendiaries
Washington Correspondence Of the Ohio Statesman.
MoNpAr, Feb. 81, ls43
The rumors = of changes in the Presidents Cabi-
net are being fulfilled. Walter Forward, Secretary
of the Treasury, has resigned that Office and Mr.
Spencer, of the War Department, takes his place
while among others spoken Of as the probable sue
cessor to the War Department James NJ. Porter of
Pennsylvania, brother of the Governor seems TO be
the prominent candidate This appointment of
most unpopular and justly unpopular wea,her-cock
Democrat it is said, will be made by Tyler to CON
ciliate the favor and influence Of the Governor of
Pennsy lyaDia, who it is understood, as fair aud
valuable consideration for the appointment of his
brother James. has promised the entire Democratic
pres OF the keystone State to Mr.. Tyler's cleo
ton. Such promise may have been Insulated but
il can never be brought to contamination. The
democratic press not to be cocrced into the support
of Mr.. TylernO more than il is to be purchased for
that purpose. OF the other gentlemen whose claims
have been presented to the President as possessing
the requisite influence, talent, and general respect
for "A place in the cabinet are, James M. Dallas of
Pennsylvania, Judge wilkins, Of Pittsbuig, and little
Profit, Of Indiana. Mr.. Webster will probably re.
main where lie Is, as yet, notwithstanding Mr. Ctsh-
ing is very anxious to have his place as Prime Minis
ter, some other cabinet appointment and not very
anxious TO 90 as the Commercial Minister to China.
Wise is still ready to fulfil the duties of Minister to
France, regardless OF the expense; upon which con-
sideraton his family have, it is understood entered
their protest against his accepting this appointment
Again. II is said that the resignation of Mr.. For
ward is to depend upon the confirmation by the SEN
ate of Spencer, Secretary of the Treasury which
it is feared will not be done and which, indeed, is
very likely not TO be done, Spencer !. as odous to
the Wings an old coon-skin.
Webster is the Keystone of Tycrs administration
Knox him out and the bridge tumbles down, for ths
pIasterng is Of the looscst character But they can't
knock him out be will go out or stay in as NAV
best Please him, and " the Guard " can't help them
selves.
Among the recent appointments charged upon Mr..
Tyler, is that Of son Of vile woman, who keeps,
in New York City, "fhe "A cibiadss Club House 10
place in the Custom House of that city. 1t is said
that she to the President in person with let
tiers accommodation from ious distinguished gen
uemen; and that these letters, together N the inifr-
post Of Mr. Ro6er Tyler, Ia married man ,oho has
recently been a risit 10 .Nw 70 city, secured the
old bawdh respectable son an office Of honor and
emolument. To say the least Of it, Mr. Tyler is one
Of the most unfortunate Of men in his appointments
TO Office. He ought to be careful, from every
consideration Of the public honor, and Of serespec