The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-09

in my Judgment cannot be safely followed shall be very
glad 70 hear roi You on this subject and meanwhile re-
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J. G. BREsLIs, esq.
Astounding Developments la Prospect At
tesnPt 20 cerruPt ths New York Hersisi
Everybody who has read the New York Herald (and
who will expose their bad by acknowledging that
they have been constant readers Of since the com
mencemen OF the last presidential campaign y will readi
y endorse the housandtm repeated declaration Of its
editor, that the "Herald." and "nobody else" first sug
gested and afterwards secured the nomination and cleo
lion OF General Zachary Taylor for the Presidency This
fact is too evident not to be universally conceded The
"Herald" therefore, has secured the right 10 lecture
the administration of President Taylor as much as
peases, and TO do too in its own peculiar way
but that right does not BY any means extend to such
democratic journals as opposed the Generals eleva-
ton and who agreed with his eleventh hour friends that
his nomination was mot fit TO be made" The New
York Herald has also the exclusive privilege OF calling
the members Of the Presidents cabinet by the hardest
sort Of names-chaging them, by singles and couples.
with mbeciiy, stupidity disgracefu blunderings and
barefaced corruption And that Journal can, with i'm
punity and great propey, expose before the people the
melancholy spectacle Of broken promises and "vioated
pledges" gentee eft-handed fling at the Old Hero
over the eabefs shoulders But, we have said before,
after mature reflection neither the democratic journals,
any other body thing. possess anything like the
established OF the New York Herald" to lecture,
expose or dcnouce the members OF the cabinet directly
TO their teeth, his Exceency, the head of the White
House, ind,ectiy their shoulders The "Herald'
is the great leader and master Of the Independent press Of
the county and the independent press according to the
"Heras pronuneiameno. secured the election of Gen
Zachary Taylor!
We have recently copied quite largely from the editorial
columns Of the Herald" to show the opinion enter
tanned BY the earliest friend and most distinguished cham
pon Of Gen. Taylor, concerning the distinguished wing.
who compose his cabinet, and the and policy Of
his administration. We have likewise. given some spe-
cmens of the hard blows exchanged between the Her
aid" and the Tribune'-another of the Presidents
devoted friends and have been tempted to
mend 10 his Exceency, means Of arresting this
family quarrel all round that he should address them in
the pathetic manner OF the little school-book:
MY "chiidren, you should never
Yoa yas' s aag, ws1s nsys made
To tear each others eyes,"
The following notification, in the Herald" OF Mon
day, of some new exposures will no doubt in the
language generally used by the Herald" in preparing
the public mind for coming events be duly heralded
"Startl,ng exposures and astounding deoeiopments-
goes to show the necessity of insisting upon the adoption
of the good advice contained in the nursery rhyme
which we have quoted:
From the New York Herald Nov. g.
THE CABINET AND THE NKw YoRK HERALD.-For OF
three weeks past the organs of the cabnet here. and In
other cities, have been savage upon the Nsw YUk Herald
Of upon the policy Of Mr. Clayton
and Of his colleagues These individuals and jour
malls have attributed to the NtW York Herald motives o.
sel6shness in the IL has taken the
the cabinet changing that the refusal Of the
give the printing advertising The Hsrad IL the
structures.
We shAl show dierenfsase Of iacs and tell dfeen
aes the present election Is and mems mind
reasonably be directed the exposition shall make
We shall show that the cabinet, by its agents. has been
goating with for the last six months, trying by all
OF schemes and dirty methods to induce the Np Yorl
Herald become their organ. But nothing could induce
compromise Independence, become the mer,
organ Of any cabinet any government. any party.
We shall make Development shortly phieh triH vi
shame Of the members of the oabi~et asG their iwsfru
ments. both hire a~d sissrhos.
We shall ourselves in due time have develop
men' tomake which may be perhaps Of much import
ance those foreshadowed by the "New York Herald
and which may account for the disinieesed anities
the Secretary Of the Interior and the minor organ