Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
RICHMOND DAILY, WING.
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THE NEW GARNET.
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We are authorzed announce thai the Cabinet arrange
have length been completed pnd that the De
paments arc placed under the administration a the under
mentioned gentlenen; -
Hon. ABKr y prsHuR, Secretary of State. 80,
Hon. JoHS C SrEScEK, Secretary Of thetTreasu
| Hon! j. NJ. PoRrER, Secretary of War.
Hon. DAvIp HESsnAw, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. CHARLES A. wicxiLFrE, Postmaster General
Hon. JouN Nilsson, Attorney Observation-Disclosures.
Such the official programme of the new Cabinet. Is
il, indeed, to be considered new. the old one
la Mr. Webster, it lost its last vesuge of Harisonisn
Ministry in Mr.. Lcesre, all its remaining alen, that
stained by public privae reproach In the
iims has gained three avowedwo OF whom rcspee-
table-Dcmocrats ; Porter; Nelson and Henshaw.
OF the old sett, willing submit the ptocesS which
the official organs call 'Democtatzipg the Cabinet. it
would Of course be ridiculous speak any other
than Focoocos. They have certainty done their
best to he Nor they persons be suspected
such native involuntary, inherent and ndeeasbe political
virtues man cannot shake off, though he would like.
They have ALL public life, proved themselves politicians
Of that reptile sortpoitcal chameleonsthat always take
the colour Of the stock wtsch they creep They
crawling John Tyler, and Of OF dirt colour
He having put the Losoicco livery they Locoocos
and certainly the less because that party wont
them The suspicion UNJUST and unreasonable for
when they beitoE sncersr any thing else than
they ultra Democrats What public virtue have
they OF late displayed any msgvng that hey
profitable, wings what them OF cocks you may make
capons but never a eapon back into cock. Surely a
twoyears novciae of Tylersm might fit for any
thing Nay, contend that Tyerism deeper, iater,
profounder and absolute Of Locoocoism IL is
Locoocoism purged IS its last mistaken qualities
ltte spirit and small degree of deeency and
Who dares that either of these gentlemen, Mr.. Wick
life, Mr.. Upshur, Mr.. Spencer, is entirely and
heartily any thing by which he expects make his way
"Loug looked-for is last" then; and finally
have 4 complete LocOloco Administration All that
mains to.be whether that party will, for the
PERSONAL ends flts Presidential Candidates alone, up
purely factions opposition Cabinetd6ng its best 60
the country they would have it, and upon their prin-
cipes and methods. That Cabinet is AntiBank-Anti-
Tarif-Ant Distribution. Its
Administration Gen. Jackson has deigned stamp it
with the signature Of his respect The Democratic Con
have every where signied their willingness in
cude Mr.. Tyler of those whose names be placed
fairly before their people as candidates Did they
only fraud and falsehood-"to keep the word of pro:
mise the ear and break il the sense1 Surely the
honest common people could not have they
ed and promised good aith.a their leaders wick
edy, and for their behoOf only put aside the
tract-the instructions OF their masiersl Dare they now
when Democracy is in the ascendant trifle
with the public good the epose of country agitated but
for this purpose and refuse their sincere and friendly aid in
carrying the Democratic measures, which alone this
Administration VIGOROUSLY desires and has hearth We
can see imagine nothing about which they have
any preenee for quaelng with Mr. Tyler and the Demo-
around him. except either presidential Jealousy,
quorish tooth for patronage that will be satisfied
less he to Puta the appointments Office their
disposal. The people surely discern this; will they
sanction such an oppositioni
The party, however will have the Government, any
ratehe President if they choose-in their hands. VIII
they them give the country quiet and united Co
venment moving the great objects which the people
wishl Or will they refuse exercise the power unless
they may do it, for the personal benefit Of few eadersl
They have heretofore praised the patriotism and ndepen-
dence Of John Tyler do they require that he
shall govern himself only in his high trust, may suit
the aspirations of Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.. Calhoun Col.
Benton, some body elsel
But any if Mr. Tyler is not honest whose doing
III They seduced his virgin affections; and they should
now marry and "make an honest woman" Of their victim
not "cast him like a loathsome weed away.n