The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-16

While the cabinet, through its supple and unprncip.
organs, is constantly Wanting Of its devotion 10
cause OF freedom. and expressing it's sympathy for
patriots who have 80 nobly perlled themselves to ach
liberty for their respective countries it has given It's ~
and substantial friendship and assistance the cause
despotism. The imbecie and INSCRIPTIONS men
power imagine that this shallow game Of duplicity bu,
real nfdelity to the cause Of repubcansm. which the
playing, will not be penetrated and understood by ii
people. So successful have they been in the poiia
humbuggery which brought about the election Of c.
Taylor. they imagine that the people can be duped
all occasions. As part Of this petty and disgrace
game OF political mountebankism, the organs Of the cab
net have been set, like many Cuba bloodhounds @
Mr. Walsh, the American consul at Paris, in order 10 p
pare the public mind for his removal which will doub
soon follow. Mr.. Walsh is an old John Adams federas
Of the stamp and school Of Mr. Clayton himself
has full much sympathy for the cause Of popular M
ty Mr. Clayton and that is bur very little II any Thu
both would probably prefer the triumph Of the Car
that Of the noble Magyars. Yet, to cater to what
spurious and degenerate whgery Of the present day 10
llegitimate offspring Of ancient federalism--he
Mr. Clayton. imagines the popular prejudice, this ven
cradle and respectable old federalst is to be remove
But the cabinet ioH continue to keep up It's good ands
standing Nth the dsspots of Europe. and AID Queen
bella in putting doicn her rebeiiio subjects in Cuba
understanding its reb,ke Of Mr.. Walst That Is thea
thrown QUITO the whale It is the trick by which the m
pie to be deceived and cheated OF course we take
part in the matter, leaving the cabinet to deal pleas
with it's political friends But it's course is disgusting
original friends and ablest supporters. The New Ya
Herald, Taylor paper, thus shows up the hypocrisy
the cabinet in this affair The Herald says:
Yet before Mr. Walsh is removed or his head cut off, on
of pure charity the that Is inculcatcd by gospel
but often prac,ised, wish to say few word
about Mr.. Walsh and his continuance In Office as long
least, the present cabinet Washington remain then
places.
What is Mr. Walsh's offencea Sympahizing. in III
only possible way in which he could sympathize with To
despotisns of Europe and showing biiter hostility iowa
all liberal movements that continent This Is his whds
offence, and Well, II this be an offence 10 III
consul at Paris, how should the cabinet Washington
treated when we find them perperating the sin
forcble and Objectionable way under the popularity
name, and liberal opinions which carried General Ts
into power Just look the conduct Of the govern
ment in relation It's policy this very point OF symps
thizng with liberal movements Look at its conduct
laon the difficulty in Germany and the liberal
Inents there. The cabinet used the whole force Of
American government, that occasion, In favor Of ds
potism. la the OF tome, they hcsatcd and has
back and la all their policy favored the OF dep
ism there Again; they tampered with the Hungarian
the manner but above all, they exhibited L
and more TACT and energy, In aiding aud assn
the continuance Of Spanish despotism on this confines
than any other despoe power In existence could do
aude TO the efforts which they recently made prevent
people OF Cuba from declaring their independence. un
OF moti-eaten law OF the last censy, which
have been stricken from the book Of the Un
States twenty-five years ago.
We think Mr.. Walsh. the American consul at Par. Cd
defend his political sympatbies by referring eabD
at Washington and the policy which they have punn
during the few months that they have been In Office fn
the accession Of Gen. Taylor the presidency IT,
cordance with the liberal principles and wts
carried General Taylor sto the White House, and Wild
we still believe exist in his bosom, he should
Mr.. Walsh from the Office OF American consul Pah
ympa'hizng with the despotisms in Europe. In his 90
resPondence published in this city, think he bOu
by the same principles Of equal and exact Justice reno
his present cabinet. for sympahzing, FAR as n he
power, with dcspotism the well the old cou
nent-on both sides Of the Atianiic-n Germany, Hmpg
Italy, Spain aud Cuba. II tho Is OF justice
other would be less 50 far our poor opinion
worth anything, free declare that we desps
both consul and cabinet with eqdt intensity. aud for
like Neither represent. correctly. Ia their Oh
which is let by the grea, heart OF Americans tossm'i
erty and human rights, on either contnent-in lie
death--her or hereafter. What says amisble fs''
Mas sa Greeley, 10 thist