Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

The sentiments conveyed IN the following fully NEE, our
views and no doubt will be generally assenied to- We
copy from the Kentucky Obserer:-Bai.. Pat
We look upon plain enough that Mr. Polk La, Cully
developed the future course OF his administration Nh Ty
ers labor has been in vain s wholesale endorsement Of
MS cabinet IN his last annual messagehs nomination of
William H. Polk ioa Foreign Mission. and other inlecen,
ovcrures 10 the President elect have
ously dsregarded. The late Cabinet all but one arc n,
dispersed To their respective places of abode and new
Caoinet conSiTuced made up suppose, Of the renu
me unaduIteTAied aeTialnd already do we Gee some
oil Mr. Tylers appon;ees undergoing ihe very pI.,san,
process OF decapqton and venture 10 predict that m.
DAY Is not distant when nearly the whole batch will be civil
noucd that the country longer needs their p,trot,
services. Now il any supposes ,bo we shall bow,I
their iatr or that We shall denounce the for
lis treatment OF these Cow Boys OF the late Administration
we give such fair notice that he msy dsmis. scs
suppositon clesn out of his mind. We would most sin
cefoy wiE ~ idle yshos not most idle of nil thnys
that we may approve and raiy the oise acts which arc
likely to be done by this new administration with IN.
same heariincsS that DO and shall rejoice in the utter
political contempt into which the attaches of John Ty,
will now have fallen. '
There no man who regards tho obligations Of political
honor that can look back upon the port which John Tve,
has been enabled by accident play in the public ars
with any other sentiment than that Of unqualified disgust,
Had nc carried out in good faith the requirements Of the
party that made him Vice President in 1870 the cnunry
would now in addition TO the beneficial effects Of good
Tariff have been in the possession Of sound National cur
rency and many o tho States relieved from burdensone
iasanE by the reception OF er portion Of tho proceeds of
the pablo domain. Dut doomed TO bitter dis
appointment and oil through the selfish ambition of one
man who can now what he has glncd by his crirn
nal Abandonment Of the path Of duty and o. honor flo
was not even named for the Presidency OF which he aimed
by the party TO which he enjeavorcd 10 attach hse and
that same party. though its President is fast dncum
oerng tsei OF the few who rallied around Mr. John w.
Ter Tor the sake of the spos which hc had the power 10
dispense
Again do We say that in reckoning up the sins Of this
new Administration and have reason 10 doubt thu,
ihero will be enough of hom, shall feel very much a
posed to mitigate the .ey G accommodations by rea
son o the course that Mr. Polk has deemed his duty TO
pursue IN relation TO the late Administration We look upon
u as the bounden duty Of honest o oil parties 10 stamp
with Just resentment such Administration ih,, NAV
ever remain warning and bitter to the future public
en- OF the country who may cherish similar designs
OF wicked ambition. Political virtue s perhaps Of equal
Importance IN Representative correct principles and
the former can never exist II shameful violation al
.csied power Is permitted 10 unTebuked as that Of
which John Tyler guilty. Whatever may be the mo-
yves by which MrPok animated in this course and with
his motives we have nothing d. he IT, in our judgment,
pursuing the only just and honorable that he could
adopt IN regard TO this subject sBd willing 10 saw
although his friends will not believe when we make tho
dcclaauon that sincerely wish that he nay never do
anything during his administration 10 call forth different
language from ne. But Of that hereafter.