The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-20
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS,
Correspondence OF sAs Union.

dignantIy deprecated by vrtuous friends, the feds
when lately occupied by your Journal now Ssay these
organ hates) oM have the administrator vigorously
and properly defended from the assaults oil The uhon as
II has provided itself with an organ in which 1t can co.,
dde conducted by living the whg spirit OF The
age" Constant readers of the Inleigcncer in this city
and graties be able state that that paper has
as 1t deserves, large circulation here-shake their hsds
in doubt the wisdom Of thus supcrsedng those who
Gay what their lnmcal friends may have given the fed
era party its for twenty-five past AT the same
Time they declare that the wings OF Congress will do JUS
ce' TO the editors in the work OF protecting the
integrity the party from the assault involved in this adj
ministration effort TO disgrace them.
The first number of the journal does appear oI
have reaizsd the expectation of its New York hiendshe
army OF office around uswho, thinking OF nothing
but SELF of abandoned the ntegence as
became certain thar the Eight had turned upon it cold
shoulders The plea that the letter the nopary party
Iof Baltimore, he contents of which, by express stpula
ton the part of the Eighth, 30 long whhed from
knowledge of the pubic) ushes the seven.eghhs in
asiying the other fraction of the Executive here regard
ed as weakchildshly weak AS evidence that the ad
minsation, being wholly without for its want
Of respect Tor General Tuyos word intend exercising its
patronage though it had asked for power upon
hundred pledges that, in its distribution, the President
would not know wings from democrats the editors OF
the Republic write very prettiy the office beggars-I
very But they saint smart" If they expect the portion
OF the whg party who are ant-proscripIve pnnc
Pile, to be satisfied with reference letter from
General Tayor's pen which he withheld from the
knowledge OF the public while it might initiate against
the political effect designed be attained by his many
contrary declarations. These office -beggas (he anti
egenccr eds) sriscr at this paty excuse, convey
ing acknowledgment that ths Eighths anti poscrp
tive pledges deliberately signed be deceptive
{" Darn tbs Republic" hears them say by calling
omind General Tayiors tardy and endorsement OF
the statement made by Lafayette Saunders IN the Phlade
phia convention, will the democrats o
and publish verbdti copy OF the letter penned before
the Generals counselors gave him the nudge which, hav
ing up the Delta Office suppressed because
Fl. tie dania n
Saunderss authority give the convention the pledges
On the whole, thinking wings and, indeed, all edera
here after office for themselves their friends
bite their lips hearing the Republic mentioned, as
though that the pursuit OF its purpose OF building up
the peculiar influences surrounding the Eighth hard
y fail to involve any sacrifice of the men, measures
principles they have long delighted honor that may
the appear likely To make great OF these very
scan patterns your reader. will fancy that
uniriendy the OF the Republic. On the
uary, no sincerely than wishes the publisher
and editors bright and prosperous in all but ns
ing he principles into the public mind. That is horse
i of another color.
ByhetbY, trust you will stick pin in their snbscrp
the soundness OF the doctrine that patriotism re.
quire the Executive all times cheeuly to carry out the
will of the people EXPRESSED u, the iegisiato Of Con
eyess This will worthy of reference if the House
embraces democratic majority, for which the chance is
Just equal At atty in the Congress after can
not fail have handsome majority when according ol
this angled creed of the administration, the Republic
and the ocfe,pr will be bound sanction free trade and
all Of "locofsco abomnatons democratic House
and Senate may fit to enact Heretofore, was
acknowledged by both parties TO be government OF dis
nc functions that is in the matter of the distribution Of
its duties between the executive legislative, and Judicial
having different sphere of action in
voving peculiar and distinct responsibilities each The
new WING theory is in point of fact, closer appoxma
ton to European system than expected TO avowed
this country during my feme though well aware that
of the politics of federal leaders has for years
past been versng active sympathy with that OF the
fS,t1n Raj ind
of the continent In times past the American Executive
was the President Of the United States elected by Lhe
American people administer the affairs of their gen
eral government. Now. II 10 urged that he is chosen
only choose, others twhoy rresponsble) dis
charge what Washington, Jefferson, Madison Monroe,
Jackson, and Polk, each in regarded sacred trust
committed to their hands y the country t be shown
any former President OF the United States has admitted
that he conceived his individual cabinet council
' be entitled to weight in determining measure
Of policy than those of his Postmaster Attorney
General, much in for in the whole my
reading have met with presidential squirting towards
any such doctrine. Why, this theory of the American
government-adopted, take IT, the only OF
ceaing the mpetency of the of 'te
er Presdents"s lar HamIltoniau its tendencies
than the ultra Angcism in politics the great and
good Hamilton himself seriously urged 1t claims 70
the Preden, responsibility Identical with that accord
ed by the laws Of Britain the Queen, who your readers
will recolec Tin legal parl1nce,) can do wrong" 1t
not how the constitution may be violated the laws
tramped under foot, in what manner individual or
rights may be trenched upon by general govern
men he into whose hands the people placed its admins
traon may be held accountable because forsooh
without shadow of law for his Justification he has under
substitute agents in his stead My dear sir did
my best for you, but regret have say that failed
compass your selection for this office in my riff.
7 voted for You in cabluet council but having only
one vote in eight, voted down. and another OBJ
tans the place designed for your Is this returning
TO 'rs principles with vengeance Ito those of tue
nursery--,o the very pupilage homage of childhood.
Alasta ali The buH in the
cabinet of the National Institute, are indeed, world
wide for the "Second Washington" His responsibility
policyis identical with that of the Emperor of Austria
which begat the Hungarian revolution The constitution
and laws devoved certain duties and responsibilities in
with the administration OF the separate govern
ment Hungary the Emperor These he undertook to
devove his agents that quarterthe Hungarian
Gil, and Jeachich, his military commander. The former
administered them the basis OF the famous claw OF
April lSi8 extending the rights of the Huns The latter
in defiance OF those laws, aiming evidently abogate
them clash of ensued between the civil hor
ties representing the former and the sodcry representing
the latter One day Frederick Joseph would pre- claim
endorse of Jeiachch's course, and the pex lac
would signify that the council had been in,rus,ed with
his authority. The end is violent Acknowledgement
the Austrian empire if the deposition of the Empc
himself Fortunately for the constitution provides
mode by which, in time, the American people peacea
bly, rid them selves of ruler who reads his lesson of the
duties and responsibilities OF his position hroughFrederick
phs specacle and of any book but the consu
lion of the United States.
The deaths by cholera in this city during the week end
ing on Saturday last but 100 had previously
heard the of any of the weeks dead by the dis
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