Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04

good tasie; AMI the, are NOR. because they
are Hh"He' iss ourselves AT full liberty 10 give ear
eFialens feeiy upon the Institutions Of Europe. but IL Is
20 be regtesd that foreign shesd
touched topic u this descrpuon-tcr which under
hes aulhciy-tom one who 10 well acquainted with the
habits o tic King u Prussia that they grossly srep
resented by the letter in Question We must add that this
gives more regret because OF the
great respect aud the Kind feelings which enertsin
from personal acquaintance with him, Of tho able aud
minister Baron Gero. Who represents the
Court OF Prussia at Washington" II. VIII n
This tlc circumstance shows OF the Inconvenience
which mus, accrue u Mr. Poll from having sckno~-
lodged official organ. 1.-THE editor for moment
gses To eShibit the Executive the articles proposed or
MS paper snd thereby happeus admit any thing which
does not suit the Executive palate, why apology Is d
rssied TO be made at once. Thcre but alternative
Tor tue abee, dependent edioTdiSmsssl without pay OF
pension
IL view OF this things AMI the important fact ~
the fret time in the history OF the Government the Ad
m'n'suaHon has now established an avowci organ. may
not be well tor the Wings elected to the Congress
who viii hold the balance Of power, unqucstionaby in
both houcs Oh the subject OF the printing To grav.y take
into consideration the course which, under the ccum-
stances they ought pursued think tia, will have
something To say upon this subject In future letter.
Long ago predicted the promotion OF the Hon. VIII
lam Brown and more recently gave YOU ronor that
l. Hartley Crawford would be transferred from the Indian
QUO au to the JudgeshP of the Criminal Court ct this
District Th"sc things have been contaminated.
Some oi the kceneyed Loc1ioccs who dissatisfied
and sruinIins nil the what Mr.. Polk Is doing
and they few ia number by any means--opcnly
declare that Co William Mcdl ard tho Uen. William j.
Brown did net make their pgrmsges Ohio and
Indiana tr nothing! At all events they say these gem
tem'n have been rewarded something. very after
h'r RETURN and therefore they. the aoresad L'coioco
grimb!e, will after Congress assemblies. how many
votes the "gan will get the dsleg aons from Ohio aud
Indiana too pablo pnnt,t!
observe that oi the Buchanan LocolocO papers in
Pennsylvania sul dcprecaung and denonne.ng tire
movement. oi the Organ Co, get Nc. Buchanan
ci the Cabinet Their efforts 10 keep Mr.. Buchanan in
the Cabinet. imssine. will he vain! Judgeship
Judgeship. that gentleman will be obliged To leave the
Cabinet II what tho toeshadnws proves true,
that hr. Polk will in HE forthcoming message
dtd Congress To- break down the Tariff,
DID not MIR Buchanan 60 before the people OF Pennsylva
MA, last year and declared tina, Mr. Polk much the
friend of the peculiar interests aud good Tariff man.
Mi. Clay Tn, Tact that he did this is universally
known. II. then Mr. Polk recommends the dcsruc.
ton ct the Tariff. how Mr.. Buchanan remain in the
Cabinet without sIuyns himssli. utterly and ioaly-
lie cannot Common sense ioTbids the idea. No doubt
Mr.. Polk would be willing have Mr.. Buchanan remain
-aye glad to have him hod and thus destroy himself
and render utterly aborSe all his present CLAIMS Presi
dental nomination in ISis. Mr.. Polk would thus &c,
nd oi rival No doubt the ambitious and
cd Mr. Walker would be quite willing for Mr. Buchanan
l" remain where he ior precisely the reasons no
organ IN truth say that Mr., Polk and Mr. Walker DO
not wish TO sct raj oi Mr. y. No Air. b. will nni
no; remain IN The Cabinet, friend the Tariff and rep
eseniaNe o; the Tan people and interests Of Pcnnsyl
vania while tie President and the majority Of his Cabinet
Ministers are openly ecommen ending the overthrow and
destucuoa.o that TGrf, This aloGe will drive Mr.. b.
from the Cabinet OheT also, will aid IN ef-ctng
his withdrawal He is occasionally obliged to confess
Is friends that lac do nothing for them the way Of
Consular appointments which belong TO his Department.
add TO tell them that they 20 the President, while
Mr. Polk. when parers handed him, in relation to
removals q! appointments which perth tohe Treas De-
pastnenisas they by Mr.. Donephsn editor II the
Natchcz Free Trader, time since. relation
case OF MI BronaughwiihOu even opening the papers
refer ihem and the bearer Mr.. Walker the gentle
man having sole control over the matter
Tae Oregon question: too is not in a condition Pile se
the present Secretary Of State lie is tor aibaton or at
all events, for peaceful settlement of the boundary line
between this county aud Great Britain while Nj Polk
who some~ hat dogsc5y loves 10 hold i poi ion
once assumed, it i understood, will repeat Congress
the declaration his Inaugural, inst our title Oregon
IS clear ami unqueslianahe"-whch declaration Mr.. Bu-
chanau, doubt, thinks will England TO send cut
fleet and tsEe possession aud orty such portion OF
gUn territory che claims.
In hi- connexion may Inform you that an officer OF
the Navy has recently received letter from Mr. McIanr,
our Minister at Lpadon, in which the predicts that
the q, GER viii have something DO before olg. II is in
ierTeI from 's that M McLlne occupying position L,
pretty distinctly what each OF ths countries will
and Will not, do IN relation settlement Of the Oregon
question, apprehends a resort to arms.
POTOMAC.