Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
Tieuble brering for Mr.. Polk.

We learn from the N York Herald and inferred from
the language of the Organ Itself, and observation Of
the political Skies that eud is about be introduced into
the Democratic ranks Washington. Sufficiently
and supple all Democrats before the election
Public Pinter, haing all BRETHREN and a,tering ALL
the Union event. limited anticipated Represcn
tatiye ;Teachey-mc aiming doubt that there
few Senators Who might be expected refuse implicit
obedience all the edicts issued from White House
Who they has transpired-perhsps the anStugs
trio, Messrs Benton, Bagby and Haywood. Nous Veroas
The Herald says:
The AdrniRisr ation-Trouble IN fks Camp.
There every appearance OF internal disorder
leading TO revolution revolt in the democratic ranks
Washington We gather this from various channels Per-
haps she most important evidence OF this difficulty and
proposed revolt, be found article that
ly appeared in the Washington Union, which, in spite ct
its numerous blunder still be Considered IN
poets the representative OF the Cabinet and OF the EXecu
tive The Union declares that sort OF Representa-
tive eachcry be expected ia quarters during the
present session, ascbing such belief TO the opinion eI
pressed by certain Senators certain points connected
with the Executive. The expectation OF this senatorial
infdelty as il is called, the adminsr ton of Mr. Polk
further confirmed by letters and private correspondence
from Washington, of which published in col
umns, and ofwhichwe have not yet placed before
readers.
From all these circumstances, it is very evident that
there combination forming among certain democratic
Senators, ready revolt against Mr. Polk and his Cabl
net, oppose of his Nominations and OF his
easures, and bring about total partial failure III the
success of his administration. We have always believed
in the existence Of such disposition IN certain portion OF
the members OF both the Senate and House OF Representa-
The seeds oi revolt have existed for years in the
democratic ranks and the very events which led 10 the
and election OF Mr. Polk, only bringing 10
maturity what has heretofore been covered with secrecy
and darkness.
Now the questsn may be put-what are the causes Of
such disposition in portion Of the democratic party ell
ther the Senate the House OF Representatives
These be discovered by the most superficial
observer. The distribution OF the otices-he division Of
The spols-orm of the serious OF this difficulty
Another and equally important is the question OF the
which already agtatrg and burning
less brightly in the bosoms OF certain distinguished
in the Sena'e.
In the distribution OF offices where there many,
Mr. Polk select without giving offence
other. The disappointed unite their forces, form
a combination, and eBdeGvor TO procure the rejection Of
the successful candidates that may be placed before the
Senate for confirmation THIS OF the internal dii
Guilty has been operation during the ast few months in
the large cities and has broken IN Washington Ia
the shape presents itself. Probably the singular
the denunciation against represent rrschery springs
partly also, from the Office holding clique in Washington.
and elsewhere produce the confirmation Of Mr.
Folks nominations in the Senate Before the election OF
printers the Union would have dared out in
such syie-bui now, the spos SAFE and the coast
clear Tbs the Senate. viii only help TO bring
things crisis-, m1y the ccon OF collectors,
post masters &c. besides other events vi equal magnitude
Blu, the Wings SHOULD and will rely upon such con-
nce 1cies They have plenty Of strength to succeed
without Democratic recruit, IL they husband it wisely
and put forth the right time unitedy and energecaly