The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-12

| not apply 10 three members Of the Cabinet. Now
let us examine the force of H.
We will place The Cabinet OF Mr. Polk and OF
Gen. Taylor, side by side, and ask The candid reader
to decide, whether, at nis time Mr.. Folks appoints
| neuts We're made his app0intees enjoyed any wider
national reputation than those OF Gen. Taylor.
/ Mr.. POLLS Ca5iaa. Gsa. 1hylor's Cabinet
Buchanan, State. Clayton, State.
| Walker Treasury Meredith, Treasury
Ewing Home Dep
! Marcy, War. Crawford, War.
Mason Navy. Preston, Navy.
q. johnson, r. VI. Gen. Columer, p. n. Gen.
! Clifford ATTY. General X. johnson, Ail'y Gen.
Now. with the exception Of Mr. Buchanan, Il will
not be deAlel thai the chief noorety u the menu
beers OF the above Cabnc: has been achieved since
| they came into power. Walker was before that pc
| Rod, like Mr.. Meredith, principally known Us an
eminent lawyer while Marcy was more celebrated
for his brooches Than his talents. johnson and Clf-
ford were, and win remain obscure men. Walker
| Marcy and Mason have proved themselves compo.
| tent and made themselves distinguished
\ Notore,y Is not always M evidence of taleDt--
Gen Taylor might easily have filled his cabinet with
old political hacks, whose names are familiar to tho
ear Of the nation He has chosen bis advisers With
reference 10 their sterling merits, and nothing elsN
and we venture TO predict that thu result VIII tfum
phantly sustain the wisdom oil his choice Hg selects
for example, man OF talents, ol sound judgment,
| ofconseryatye characior,-one whom he knows 10
4 be such, and he places linn on theatre whefo he
| will have an opportunity 10 display those qualities
To the nation. II nny possibly happen that this man
no' W puo. ns pu' a,, NM ~, VI M "
Ts H., H. annnin,.. 4 M, ~ nminus asn,ran,
a hungry spells hunter, or selfish partzan II a-
erousss he probabilities that he Is pure and dlsn
~ III KIN ~ M, hand ~ l,stincssheJ hsr. :
a,,.h N.Y. snvaro ,sst If insllsc,,1ai merit ,hsn
Congress ionsl or political notoriey.
/ Ills Tact, which perhaps has not attracted The
observation Of all our readers that the most distn
gnished men of some OF the states, especially the
Northern States, are In private life, and have never
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MOST NOTORIOUS Poh,ciahs VI .n, tfson, "a tio APPS
ABOVE 'ho'eH'n' 1''s'' nspuo''SaH'
We have now got new President, new dynasty,
a new party, with new principles, In the general
government Gen. Taylor promises solemnly, and
swears TO that promise In his inaugural address that
| he will conduct the government Of the country ac-
| eording 10 the example and practices OF the early
Ffesuehs. VI ,ne sl'N.u eu9JeS, VI aIPoin.niehts
70 onct ~ ceni a,ia e,phn,ea t,a'es tnat non,
,; aua ~ "a, ~" ~ NJ ~ a,
PHncipai loi oiiioo uhueI lis auhIs
trslion. WIN sued view unu sucn prnriPies now
~ poss'Dc .iat ne eal 'o9h wi,nout Ply uis hoI-
., " ,s M" us vnu " onss oegssis
when SURROUND a MN ~ NV Washington nnuas On ms
i as
rush into ms room oeioie ne wusnes ano DRESSES
nimsen IN the morning Men nom every Part OF
me coan'iy, VINO probably haye supporleo ns siec-
non, are croWding 10 washington ana solc,ting
payment ana reward ior theli labors Men, TOO,
VINO haa niue o. noihing 70 40 win tne great move
ment whicn pro9ghl ABOUT ms eecilon, ana VINO
even lhIew ,nPeuinieh.s N tHs Why q 'nli great
cnange wncn mas oeen accoulphsneuo y ms Triumph.
Foreign missions are sought py persons utterly In,
competent 70 M mem az reward ior having joined
INC people ~ a'e gay u SUPPORTING nls eiecuon.
HoIne oilccs " 81 hias, rom the nisnesl 70 tne
ioNtst, aie ~ ~ s'niIaI
some q teis w.ious cliafaGsI ana others wiInout
capacity 70 MI 'he oHecs ~mch ,ney seek. II Inc
ssiecuoh OF .hs eaoihet was matter OF some trou-
ole, and GOOD deal OF annoyance 10 the new Presi
dent tne once oeegals now IN washington, ana
rusmng allef iiiin nom al anecuohs, must De more
So we trust however, that aeneral Taylor VIII be
abe, nolwi,hstanoins me conceieo altempts made
Ioy various otncr-Oeggihg chques lnroughont the
COUNT. 70 aAe ~ hs - ~ oi 'if
he enabled by his coolness hs 6rmness and Iii in.
trenidity 10 give 10 II The noble and revolutionary
imnresa ar the early presidenries and not nf liz
modern ones.--N Y. Herald Tina
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Next in importance 10 the Secrearyship OF State,
viewed by some persons az more Important as ii
certainly Is more aborious) is the Treasury Depart.
ment which Is placed in The hands of William NJ.
Meredith, ESD, Of Pennsylvania Mr.. Meredith is
one of The most distinguished members Of that Phil
adelpha bar, whose fame fur learning, talents and
eoqience is not surpassed II eqnalled, by that Of
any other city Of the Union The National Wing
states that Mr. Meredith, although not ultra pol
tician il talented and pure man, of simple man
ners, and above rcpronch.--Rieh. Repab.
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