Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
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Precious Disinterest. dness!-1h nerf iSTesiaeHi
Plans AMI Policy-Ihe Cabinet : Dsm'-
cratising the Wing PdTty-Gosslp.
! No sooner was il known that Gen. laylo' WIS
cleciet 10 Inc Presidency, than certain seGliehen
north Of Washington posted of to Baton house
Their object NAV be inferred from lhtif iol,nel
conduct and declarations: Ii is TO mouh, u they
can The nd hero, like lump Of clay, 10 SUI ''eh
own purposes. Their patriotism IS 50 plusse
>ive" that il will soon be exhausted, anu o'
the sediment of selfshness; or, Ike s.eauhuod',
with no safely valve they will burst Their ooiers!
II H.. i,in,,ant cabinet makers succeed IN lhsI
pl ms, and procure the appointment oil the parsons
whose claims Il eY have undertaken 10 press anu
insisl upon, they will, as reward ior lheir mus
ify. receive rom their patrons power ana Pldce
under The government; Al least lhey mus 81
think else lnev world not manifest SO much d.
licituie lest Gen. Taylor should not selec' Soo"
connsrli We cannot but believe that lheir Ut
invited interference will be duly appreciated oy
The President cecl, who, as he himself says, asks
no tavoTs and shrinks from no respoRsio'tuv
To speak OF piens and policy may, ior seVtfai
reasons. be regarded a. mark oil weakness, iot
nobody can yc, tel! precisely what they are 10 DE-
However, his much may be said: whatever is 10
be done will be known in Washington as soon,
or sooner Than in any other city north oil Baton
Rogue II is "fxed" belief not liked iact
toal I. Smith, II Conn. Senator eiec; to me y.
5. Senate, is 10 be Postmaster General. And IN
view Of this persons have already huesea up 10
him, in the hope OF draining the promise OF ON,
ces in his Department They have improved
upon the advice, take time BY The ioIelock, and
have taken Truman by the coa-iail! NOW, sup
pose Mr.. Smith shall be the Postmaster Generai
he i, from New Englant-lhis Will prevent me
appointment OF George Evans, OF Name, as sec
rotary ut The Treasury, for Two members OF inc
Cabinet will moi be taken from Inc same sec'ioh
u he country. This is the talk !o-day, and was
Yesterday, AMI tne day before. Passing ron;
New England, and coming 10 New York, IN Il
Der OF me Cabinet must here be selected; and one
also il Pennsylvania. This, 100, is The talk To-
DAY, AID vas Yesterday, and The day before :
The little S,ale TIA; Major Noah said that he
could put into his 'brceches pocket, Is pui down
as certain Tor Cabinet apponmeni-ln tre per
stn OF John NJ. Clayton.
II the arrangement, thus Tar, be agreed TO,
thcie are buI Two vacancies, and Tor these john
] Cri.lenden, OF Kentucky; William Z. Rives
Il Virginia; Bailie Peyton, Of Louisiana;
Thomas B. King Of Georgia; WINE 7. Man
gum. OF North Caroiina; Mr. Crawford, OF GeoT-
sia and others, have been named.-Mr, hing
fully expects 10 be Secretary OF the Navy, but II
Crawford should be assigned another Depart
ment he would be disappointed, as Two would
no. BE- selected from The same State. In tact,
hefe is some fficulty among politicians ~ ar
ranging In Cabinet, 80 as 10 satisfy everybody
Gentlemen VINO expect to Iide into place on The
back of particular individual, will not con
sent, II they can help il, 10 have The door oil he
secret Executive chamber OF the White House
closed against him.
Having given Inc chit-chal OF hose who ENJOY
The reputation 0! knowing ones without any
way spcculations OF my own Tor am not 10 be
benefited, Disappointed or injured, so lar as
know, in any whaiever-I repea; something FUR
her Of what is talked oi-namelr, the arrange
ment Of public affairs in such a manner as 10
har.nonize all sections OF the country, and all
reasonable aud patriotic people; o Iasp down me
sharp edge OF party asptIty and 10 congresale al!
lovers VI their country on some common platform
,cih nc1o mann Fin word 10 dem0crattzs me
Wing paity-lo have more OF "fratefniiy."-
How this is 10 be done IS not developed. The egg
i only laid, which may 0f may not be crushed
before successful incubation. 10 mol say Whai
General Taylor will do, bnt others ale positive
that Gen Tayor's Cabinet will be composed Of
gentlemen whoare uol ultra Wings Wings who
would MOI cut oil Democrats head merely be-
Cause he believed in pol'ica ah different
rom lheiI own, and who would discharge from
office friend or Toe known 10 have inleriered i'm
nroperly H. elections; Wings, who will not insis,
upon the enactment Of any particular measures,
merely because The Democracy were opposed -
such measures; Wings who care more t1r coun'
nv Than FOR parry. and ior The Constitution more
han Ter iailhs concocled and insisted upon bv
parry convenious;--n TACT, true and pood patri-
ots Bul i, us wait and hear from the head
man himself General Taylor. In his inaugural
irom the East front Of the Capitol, he will tell Us
what he is going 10 10, ami what he Desires
Then specuatlons will have ended, and reality
commenced
VERY KIND OF HIM John Minor Bolts
head.hm.or die. Bolts i has actually condescended
sn far as to promise that in case General Taylor
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