Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-07

The ''Madisonian," the official OF yesterday morning,
hss article upon rejection Of Mess!s Wise and Cush.
ing, which below transfer columns /, Is evi.
IDENTITY studied, and should be surprised ii John
Jones had called in exc his
learning, and mend his metaphors Nor should be
prsed II dissertation smanated from source not un.
acquainted with the methods of self audaiion while the
responsibility Of isking them was achieved.
Caleb Gushing a of undoubted talents, but who
read this exavagant panegyrc which places him up
the highest platform OF Intellectual and moral enincnce,
without revulsion Of feeling the OF conference be-
the fact and the asserton' Who either prepared
say that of United States that grave body
which stands midway between Executive usupation and
Democratic impetuosity wisely designed check both,
"has been governed either by the eNhuberance Of party
zeal or the rage Of disappointed ambition ," What
had they inure the interests OF the country how
could they have been acuatcd by desire gut un-
provoked vengeance'"
These charges will recoi from the Senate Is doth the
babless from the hide Of the elephant rhinoceros.
The People will not believe them because they
motive that the Senate could have had rejecting these
nominations save the Of promoting the public veal.
Party did produce the rejection, because both
parties concurred bring about the result Wing and
Democrat divided upon every thing here united, and
under the OF the Senatorial oath have sad"wc
cannot advise these appointments. We do not believe
them for the public good"
Individually had preferred that Mr.. Wise should have
been confirmed and for the single reason that, believing
his talents adequate the station and that the present
relations this country and France he could do
harm, even by his passions would have been willing
crafty the President in his predictions.
But the Senate and will be blamed, ashly.
Others have their opinions but Senators compelled
by their duty, form those opinions cautiously and
deliberately and express them firmly. Until be
shown that they had adueemsH potent enough
mpt them, which j. hardly possible imagine, they
must be taken and accepted a. having discharged their duty
faithfully, feurlcssiy and frankly.
Whether therefore right wrong their conclusion
the Senate entitled the applause Of a Independent men,
IN having thOughtor themselves and acted without respect
or submission that nsoIcnt Executive authority, which
sought TO bride their free Constitutional action.
But who blame the Senate whom ho reflects that these
gentlemen belong &, a clique, the body Of the
poOpetha their opinions aud principles in accordance
with party and with portion Of the People beyond
insignificant hundiul-and that they indebted for
their nominations, not escn 10 their talents or virtues but
TO their TYLEBISM! Their talents and their had
a,uIcd oting wit1ou, tacr Tysrism.
THE LATE REFLECTIONS.
The senate Of the o. Sti.. ou Friday evening last r..
solved that they did not advise and consent 70 the appoint
Of Caleb Cushing secretary Of the Tressnry OF
I Henry a. Wise az Minister 20 France.
II this determination their port has been produced by
the cxuberuncc O party zeal the r1gc Of disappointed
anbitOni hos been produced by ie feeling, socDuron
common minds, the desire 10 'utic upon honorable
the Of punishment which They tIemscyos have
met or deserved, We pity, while we condemn them
Fur knowing right well tit their unreasonable desires
be graGeJ their uupOyoked ycngance compot
ed the situation persons whose malice
is attended by impotence, and whose yengeiW spite y
J tiw1rted In the means Of IT. execution.
No member Of the U. s. Senate dare doubt the eminent
b.ity uf Mr.. Cushiugno doubts HE peculiar hncFs FOL
an Office which the President endorsing and idyJrng do,
common sentiment Of the country summoned him His Boo
tcgnty well knowu-his talents universally respected
his moral character uuupcuchtb.C-is sagacy and un
Hc has stood before the country ot lie iuvourc'
mem He hus enj.yed moro abundonty, perhaps than an
the reputation that springs irJu personal
Mty personal influence, irrespective Of patty cOusdcrn
tons Few persons OF his age independent Of selfish par
tiss have attained elevated position among manNiud
aid his rise remarkable instance, In our own county
pdiy with which talent uususiaiued save by IL ow
internal force, mpels to greatness.
The talents Of Henry a. Wise are AZ well known a. hi
name No could refuse bonOr witt more indifference
" accept them with greater ability lie can wear 'hef