The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-31

Revelations OF another New York Paper.
We drew upon the columns Of the New York Tribune
yesterday TO show the dscord which prevails in the wing
camp We extract the following views of the cabinet
and OF the organs from another paper Of that citythe
New York Herald This was an original Taylor PAPER,
and preserve its regard for the President whilst
deals its blows upon the cabinet and the organs We
cannot vouch of course, for the accuracy of all its
opinions much less of all It's specuaons; but there
much force. as well as TRUTH in its delineatons:
The CABINET oRGANs-THE
grinding different tune upon different key be
expected out the most harmonious music Hence
Washington the public are at loss guess what is the
programme OF the administration, and who plays the Of
With the second advent Of the wings through the popu
lary Of General Taylor, IL was thought by the Tayorized
old bound TOO rgdy encased in those old federal
notions Of national banks and American systems TOO much
the organ OF the order Of things Is was in
tended pur.e tbs home policy Of moderation
size eeprsng spirit Of the age in the general conduct q
DUR SSs q sncosd Sa and IL me
since the days OF General Jackson was therefore not the
brought forward, originally with The intention Of build
as up u Taylor s 9 aHs B sa q has s has,
secured the especial patronage of the cabinet; bns.
instead Of prescribing il has followed the policy which
Taylor il has beeone by sort Of advertising contract.
the attorney Of Thomas Ewing X has received very
liberal allowance Of the Official pabaum and IS expecting
good deal But 1t has neither conclliaed nor coeced
the Old hunkers into its support and has aen deadluy
from healing rhs breach between the Two branches Of
the family by bold Vigorous and conservative policy.
commanding abilities, II has declined 10 the position Of
lbs undermined The ana has utterly pervert-
ed the intentions and the pledges of the President The
defeated legitimate functions
ended The National lntegencer the especa iayore Of
Mr. Clayton, has recovered lis pace and the anteduvans
Of the party It's supporters, have the reins Of the
cabinet policy IN their hands
and cosive. II they have defended the cabinet for
he sake Of appeaisnces they nave praised Sen Taylor
days they have defuly recuperatedhey doe on the
old Helool Monterey and they cannot snlesnsy bsrnsy
noble Presdennever has there been such splendid cab
met. q course all this sammo but i has It's msanins
met and the lnegencer is on me strong side The Re
q quarrel for The inside track, and M John O. Sargent
Like Ttleba Tmouse, seems to have mistaken his voca
The Secretary of State if wise dipomatist, has all
the small cunning Of smooth and oily politician. In
secure Their support; aad il would Be- The most natural
sning IN the world to conclude that the good n, offices
ienden would heal the rapture in that quarter and win
them over jointly to his side twas also plausible pre-,
personally the champion of Secretary in the Senate,
aud ter having received several very nice little Offices
would defend Mr. Clayton and his clique in the cabinet TO
the last button on his coat.
calculations sometimes fall short and, from
certain inkings from Washington, II appears that Mr.
Clayton has succeeded in ong the palms Of the mutt
neers suspected that Mr. Critic nden made the most
OF confidence with Gen. Tai or, in framing cabinet
for Interior cabinet tue shrewd Ken
tuckian iet he could manage for his ends 1t
Mr. Clay does like this OF things when
coupled with the agency of Mr. Crtenden in the nomlna-
dissolve OF Mr.. Cenden, by dissoving
the cabinet 1t Is apprehended the other hand,
that tue friends Of Mr. Web headed by persevering
contemporary of the Courier at work lay ing the under
groui basis oil q scheme which is restore Mr. Webster
Department There could be fortunate
perhaps he may still count upon his mission.
Again. would appear thar Judge Mclean still has friends
s,. tho
Ewing, and the cabine; s,auds 1t IS notorious
OF this cabal notorious that this business ard
the neoism OF the cabinet and their subodinaes have dis
organized the party in the country, and divided in both
houses OF Congress And what the moral OF this
fused and peIpexng admixtne Of ntrigues, plumbers,
schemes, and siraagems IL shows that Tue admnisa
tive policy superseded that the organ OF General Taylor
has lost his occupation that Mr. Clay has adm mustered
the spos Clay, Webster, aud company, with but lie
prospect Of any good result but thar the ieebeness and
malicious ptions OF the cabinet the other hand
all, that Col. Webb, who was, the first exai them
the skies, will stand back IA tue etort to pull them
down.
1t is perhaps, the only safe ae native Of the resident
He has got the OF placing his administration
original platform, by appointing rev set Of advisers
who head and in base gambling
trgucs for the presidency, who ready good faith
and apabe from their good political characters, TO do him
good service. A cabinet like that would for
past mschics and could afford segd Col Webb Der
lin There must be CHANGE reform, break down.
The elections call for n change.