The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
From Washington.

We have received some further information
from Washington, developing the new views,
purposes, and projects of the Tyler admins
traiion, as now constituted, and still exist
ing, with Daniel Webster for the premier and mas
rersprit OF the right SIDE and John c. Spencer, the
Secretary of the Treasury, and master spirit OF the
left-all The others as they were.
A movement has already been made relative to
foreign affairs. Duff Green, Esq, has just taken
his departure from Washington 10 Boston, there to
take passage for London in the next steamer. He
carries out i, is said, dispatches TO Mr.. Everett,
for the purpose Of opening general negotiations with
The British government for the settlement of the
Oregon boundary-the right of visit and search
and The formation of new commercial treaties. The
position which the President has TAKEN relative to
the right OF searchand right of visit, highly praise
worthy and honorable, and will be maintained at
all and every hazard by the country.
We also learn that the Hon. Caleb Gushing, who
has been in Washington, will return TO Newbury-
port, and remain his oars at present 1t is pro-
bable, however, that he will be sent TO France, or
TO China, during the summer.
The announcement of these events-the continu-
ance OF Mr. Webster in the cabnet-createda great
stir and excitement in the Pewter Mug yesterday,
and in all that neghborhood, where the democratic
wing of the Tyler party most do coagregate.'
The recent appointment of Mr. Towle as Naval
Officer, had been looked upon forerunner of
the departure of Mr.. Webster to retirement and the
decline of his influence at the White House-but the
news which gave that he ,oas to remain, carried
CONSERVATION into the forlorn hope, and the havoc
made among the beer and cheese of the ancient
Pewter Mug was astonishing TO behold and almost
BODIED famine in the land. On the other hand, the
wing portion of the Tyler party as much elated
the democratic portion were cast down. 1t seems
that Eli Moore, of the locofoco branch, to have
been appointed Surveyor, and a number of other
locofocos various other Offices, as soon as Mr..
Webster could be cleared OUTPUT the new move
men has delayed all hope for the present among the
Pewter Mug democratic. Their only chance is TO
take advantage of the next visit OF Mr.. Webster
TO make chowder at Marshfed-for Captain
Tyler, is one Of the most amiabe OF Pres
dents-One OF the most honest of chief magstrates-
and certainly one who means to be patriotic and
lus-yet from his constitution he seems TO be one of
The weakest and most infrm in purpose and policy,
and always takes the hue OF the Intellectual
happens TO surround him for the time being. We
have experience this trait of his character in his
conduct towards this journal, which was the first
and most efficient that ever gave him an unbousht
support, and which will be the last to treat him unjust
y refrain from telling HIM the truth at all times.
1t is probable, however, that the present state of
things at the White House, may continue till the
next new moon-but beyond that we would not risk
peDny-worth OF sausages. We have the ablest
and most intellectual cabinet, tn the most honest
amlabe, patriotic and weakest President the coun-
try ever yet had They will succeed better for the
country-but worse for themselves than if it were
otherwise