Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
. crcat Enterprise.

-.,,;oc. Of ship canal across the Amori-
J,,h,nus has been again re'i'ed y o5i'i
- from Mexico. who is now IN England So
-, the aid Of English capital and enterprise
81 short distance from the Pacific to the
Ut have heretofore becn examined, bat IN
'..,,ss or some other obstacle has been pre-
scn.ed. l,ao
-, ,h,t adopted by NJ. Gary-thc surveys
MI h,sn accurately and carefully fn1do--ihe
nav n,,c,icabillty Of the Undertaking. at a rca-
'p cost, not in any event % exceod so'ef,-
80" millions Of dollars, has boon dcnohs.ra a
and appeal IS no" In ), = '''o
l.nd 10 complete IT,"
IT. sentiments conveyed in the following fully
.o, o,r views. and no doubt will DO generally
.s.on,ed to. We copy from the kentucky %
server: ;,
W. ,oo,, ,non it as plain enough that Mr.. Polk
ru, davalo,od tho future course OF ms ad-
=" ;.;,rot;on. MIR. Tyer's labor has been III
,,;, His wholesale endorsement OF MS cabinet
!, his last annual messagc--h's nomiha'toh oi
W;il;om n. Polk to a Foreign Mission, and othor
;odeccnt oyor,urcs to tho Presldon: eject, ha"e
al bsen unceremoniouslv dIsrc51rded. no
I.,o Cabinet, all but one. are now disPorscu ~
.t,o,-
~, constructed; made up, We suppose, OF the gen
n;na uaadul.oratcd material; and already do We
see some Of Mr.. Tyler's aPpontcca undoFgoIn?
tho very pleasant process OF decapl!ation; ana
,yo venture to predict that the day is not distant
when nearly the whole batch Will BE- civiIiy notl-
fed that the country no longer needs their patfi-
otic services. Now if any man supposes that
we shall bowa their fate, or that we shall de-
nounce the Administration, for It's treatment Of
l. g ,b, l,fo rYlInl
ye s-b man fair notice may d.miss SUCH suppo
si,ion clean Of his mind We would most sincerely
;.h III idle wishes idle of al! thnga that
W. may approve and ratify the other acts which are likely
=, he done by this administration with the same hear
tines. that do and shall reoice ~ the utter political
contempt into which the political dtttcHeS OF john J'tf
vii now have fa'er.
hs,. !, no man who regards obligations % poti
80, h,t "a, look back opon the par, which IyIer has
been enabled by accident play IN tho pd5c a'Ir-
wd any other than that OF unqualified d'sgn4;
Had carried out IN good faith the e ameht+ OF the
oa,ty tia, him Wee President IN l-4'. thu county
would now in addition to the bneh''a eHs.t9 o. so'l
Tariff In possession of sound Naaonal cur
rs,cy and many tho States relieved from birdensonie
,,xston By reception of poron OF toe proceeds
Of the public do main. Bat we werc doomed 70 butter
dsappontmen and all through the selfish nm5'ton OF one
man who what he has gained by his comma
abandonment of tho path of duty and honor lia was
not even named Presidency winch he aimed, BY
n, marty 10 which he cnleavored himself.
tbs, party through its PresGcnt, - last Gn
cunbofng itself of the few who rned around Nh johf
Tyler sake of the ..spois'' which lie had the pow
20 dispense
Again do that il reckoning up the sans o
this new Administration. aud have dou'
that there will hs enough of them shall feel much
disposed mtgatej the SEVERITY OF our remuneration
BY reason Of tho course tina, Mr. Polk has deemed il
his dny pIfsie il relation to tho tate Administrator
oDk the bou iien diiy Of honest men of all
parties with resentment such an Admntsra
ton, /, ever remain warning md bitter lesson
public of the country. who cher
ih similar designs Of wicked AMBITION Political tIrtnf
pefhaps. Of equal importance in Representative as
principles and the former exist II 90
shameful violation Of trusted po s permitted
rebuked, of which John Tylcr guilty. What
be motives ch Mr. Polk is ted in
his aul with his motives have nothing TO do he
judgment pursuing tina only i7t and honorable
that he could adopt n regard this subject. aud
willing although his friends VIII believe
whsn make the deciaraon thai sincerely wSh tia
he do Thing during his administration cal
iotth different language from Bu of that hereafter.