The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10
INTELLIGENCE BY The Nails.
WASHINGTON. March ? 1910

| WARRINGTON, March Z, 1919
The Nsw Cabinst-- Potscy Wnh respect tn 1yoo,at
me"f' to OGee-Movements IF The Office Sssksrs
ihe cabinet appointments were coaGrmed to
"ay' Inc democrats were some what disposed to
o"lect TO Thsmas Ewing and had he been cor
unuTd In the post Office, he might possibly have
oeen rejected, as too rgdly proscrlmive to be as
sehted to by the democracy. The appointment Of
Mr. Co'lamer, OF Vermont, was Objectionable. ..
Southern Senators but after motion to refer m.
nomination, It was also agreed to- Mr. Collam.,
10 understood to be proviso man, and, as such
will be acceptable to that great wing of the
wing party, ana, as sucn, it was, perhaps. m ,de
by General Tay lor as principal consi drratlon:
Ter II we look at the cabinef, we fluid It very
nicely subdivided among the different sections Of
the parry.
The North have three men, M.ssrs. Meredith.
Colamer; and Ewing; the South have three.
Clayton occupying the middle ground OF Delaware.
New England has one, Mr.. Csllamer; aud the
y, wet have one. Mr.. Ewing Thus, with respect
he ditierent geographical sections of the Uaton,
e cao,net Is almost iaIrIy divided a. It p0ss-
,h e'S,o De. there Is any deficiency, 1t 10 n
. ie, u,at .here Is only one man of the ministry
-. " H. udi vsst section OF the republic lying west
40 ~. nsenanes extending from the latitude of
teen STATES Of the coniederacy.
NOW, win regard to the political divisions of the
parry There appears to have been an EQUALLY care.
&c veral CLAIMS. r " A
mr. Ewing Is an extreme, straight.out old whip.
ioimed OF equal parts Of the principles of Clay aud
the preJudlcrs OF Webster He suits that braach
OF the family admirably.
MI Mere dlIh IL understood to be Of the young
whles,-those enteprlslng fellows, who keep pace
with the times.
Mr.. Revedy Johnson has little of the old
Jsckscbian stripe down his back, and il wlthal a
llbe al mindt man.
Mr.. Preston is an original Taylor man, as con-
tradisilneuished from the extreme Clay faction.
Mr.: Craw ID The advocate oil the peculiar in
stiiution Of the South
Mr.. Collsmer is the champion of the provlso
As tor Mr.. Clayton, he ID wing IN everythln 2
and, North or South, that man is his man who IL
wing.
The policy with regard to appointments is to DO
what Senator Allen calls system OF criminal pro-
secutiODs Incompetent men men OF bad charHc.
ter-men who neglect their duties or violate their
oaths OF office III gong beyond their limits, are
be tuned out on presentation OF proofs and good
men and capable wings put In their places. Suoh
IL said TO be the pldn but whether the law of ej-c
mebl Is IL apply TO the wings In Office as we'll as
the d. mocrats will depend upon the comp ilnaa's.
We suppose, however, 1t a good and Gu able de-
mocrat applies for the post office OF unken 10 IL
ing wing, that, under the rule, the change ought
to br made.
The office seekers, (whig,) are busy; We
believe the democrats stand of. for we do not
hear OF man Of them, with Mr.. Ewing IN the
cabinet. who would dare to ask for any respects
BILE place. General Taylor, II IL true, is OnIy de-
cidtd whg, but Mr.. Ewing IL an ultra wing Da-
ring the day. immense numbers OF people have
waited on Old lack. IN order To look after their
CLAIMS. We shall insist that the original Ttyisr
men should not be forgotten T; and if Old Z,ek
does not remember his true aud trusty friend,
Captain Ryndrrs, he ought 10 be reminded of II.
But let US all keep sharp look out, tor, rely upon
IT., there Is mighty good time coming W.