The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-07
The Presidency In 1854.

Already the mission of Seward and Ewing to the Cap
.oI on the third OF March, defeat Wakers amendment
begins TO develop ITSELF and their earnest desire to de-
feat non-in,erven,ion and keep alive the slavery asa
ton, begins TO explain itself General Taylor more
in the hands OF such men Than broken reed They can
twist him around their fingers ike wet pack thread
He is sou,herner and STAKEHOLDER; and he is gno
OF political inrigues. He is The very man for them
for be lulls the suspicious OF The southern wings whk
they with his patronage and has Influence buow The
dark Ii whig authority IS reliable, the Offices in New
York, and even Wisconsin have been filled with The
creatures OF Sewari while Ewing, awaiting himself Of
bis position the cabinet; and using the immense patron
age OF the Department OF the INTERIOR at his CONTROL has
filled the Offices in Ohio and the whole northwest with
the friends OF Seward and Ewing A correspondent Of
the New York Evening Post holds the following Ian
guage:
They have got their appointed throughout Wi'cof
sin and Ohio. Rnlas King nominslly but the Seward
terest actually, has secured every political stronghold M
former State, without any su.pectng what was so
on. Ewing, who is to be Mr. sew
ards Vice President. has arranged everything sasiac
rly Ohio, where there not new men in oihce VIM
not already prepared to cry Seward and Ewing 10
1852, Six moeh hence Gen Taylor will not have nun
dred in office in the northern States. unless they s
inherited from the last administration, who will not
waiting the close OF his term with impotence
This is whig authority for the Seward and Ewing
combnation-a combination looking TO the vote oil a
the northern States Tor Wilmot- Proviso candidate AM
when look 10 the composition of the cabinet we cal
influence strong enough to check il Before 1e'
Taylor had taken the oath OF office, Seward and bwe
had gained one great point in their selfish schemes an
il hardly be doubted that they used the Influence
his to accomplish it, That the defeat
Walkers amendment, which lef, them the slavery 4'
tation as fucrum for their levers The combnanon
strong one in the present condition OF things ~
aboltionist Jacob Collamer, cannot be suspected ~
fnendiness to scheme TO make brother aooNuo"'
like William H. Seward, President OF the United o"'
Indeed, in all the statements which have reached I"
public OF cabinet divisions, he is represented as VOp
with and sustaining Mr. Ewing. Place him. 'nen
the alliance, and we have Seward OF New io,A
ready in the confidence OF General Taylor, and b".'
and Collamer, the heads of the two departments,
Department of the Interior and the Post ONCE "''
control our domestic affairs and dispense at leas iO'
ffths of the patronage available for political purPoS'
united in triple alliance for sinister, seIhsh' anu
gerous purposes. Can look TO Johnson C'S"',
and Preston to break down this abolition influence
they able to compete with the astute intriguing ee"
who has already blinded General TayoT-wneu
directs the INSCRIPTIONS hand of Ewing, and 'ns nD
cious cruelty Of Collamer, and wields and directs
vast patronage Have they weapons for such ~.
testi Can they expect the hearty support oil CNs
and Meredith We fear not The Attorney 1en'''
may have intellect enough to see through the dansV