The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-20

IN them, even with those OF their party ioi0 kaou
better. II is evidence either that they do not know OF
do not dare, 10 expose the state OF things Accord
ing TO the ORGANS the present cabinet is, par excel
eace the most loving, harmonious, and congenal cabi-
net thai ever was VIII be- iormed-a perfect
dissolube, and indivisible unthe very incarnation OF
concord and peace and union and cordial Inflammation
the co ORGANS are TO be credited the cloves OF the An
gels, so sweety sung by Moore flat compared to the
sublime affection existing between Messrs Clayton, Col
amer, & Co
''Ob its union which the hand
OF Nature kept or them alone
vi everyt thing most play iul, bland
Noiuptuous, spiritual, grand,
j n angel natures and their own
The mixed delights of either sphere
ALI that the spirit seeks in Heaven,
And all the senses burn for here"
We are not quite verdant enough 10 Weld implicit credit
to all their representations Our incredibly is caused,
not merely by what we have before referred to, but BY
our information OF occurrences anterior TO the selection OF
the individuals finally chosen to manage the different
departments, and of the influences that effected their
lection and the consequent rejection Of others, and like
wise by what has siAce ranspred, and is daily and
hourly ranspring throughout the country 1t idle for
the co-oRGANs to attempt to conceal these facts 10
divert public attention from them. Murder will out
The disease in the constitution of the cabinet 1t
not be cured either by the skill of the scientific pract
TONER, or the nostrums of the quack. The difficulties
are Inherent. They cannot be patched up smoothed
over The present cabinet cannot long be kept together
An open public rupture and explosion and Its political
death is inevitable.
Its political vitality may perhaps be heightened for a
OrleI exponent; is ekpedent fearful
IN Its ultimate consequences, TO those in the cabinet
who would, in desperation, it, anything TO
cure their retention IN power and place, but which por
ton OF the cabinet who really elevated tone,
timsnt, and feeling, would 1t is impossible to be-
lieve in the coalition eff oil sepen Of them hoodwnk
and deceive, and thereby control President Taylor to
subserve sinister and selfish purposes That portion
would do this. have done it, doing it, and viii conlin
lie to do it, conclusive evidence is constantly exhibited
by what is done and published in his and by what
also is done but no, published The detection of the
a
frankly confesses himself 10 be neither statesman nor
politician, made to violate his pghted faith 10 the peo
pie who elected him, would be the prelude 10 his
dignan expulsion OF hsI, from his counsels and conf
dence, summary that of Arista, Ampuda, and
Santa Anna from the battle field by his arms.
The appropriation of portion of your columns to seine
inquiry TO the causes of the catastrophe impending
wing "fends and fellow citizens" may not be
proess to all parties purpose 10 undertake this task,
and, in fulfilling it, 10 exhibit TO the American people in
true coos the Influences that seek control the govern
ment the purposes and objects of the different cques OF
those who temporarily hold the reins OF power, call
ing themselves "he rhg party, and the political rela-
on of its members to each other; and in doing which,
the consequences resulting from the present state OF
things will be developed, and, If we err not the future
triumph Of democratic principles, and. under their nu
ence the glorious destiny OF our country, redeemed,
generated and dsenthralled, will become manifest as
i written with pencil of light on the vault of heaven
In The outset, however, and 10 close the mouths OF
those who TO deceive the PUBLIC, still persist in denying
that the wing party is at this time, and that the cabinet
is at this moment, split up into cgues and aconsdis
will PROFOUND to the two co-oRaANs in this city one
inquiry; and if they will each answer canddly freely
and fully, concealng nothing, but expressing their true
feelings, greatly mistaken if such answers do not
entirely satisfy the public of the existence OF the imputed
dssensions and of the true origin OF them Is il moi
oous in this city that President Taylor and portion
Of his cabinet, and also Colonel Bliss and others OF his
most confidential friends and advisers in the country
mot OF the cabnet) warmly in favor OF the establish
ment of the organ of Messrs Sarsen, and Bnlit to
be called 1.-The Republic" and which is 10 take the place
which the Wing" and "Integencer each anticipated for
elf' Why is this thing done We're not the two organs
enough Did they lack ability dignity, or intelligence
Were doubts entertained OF their fidelity Had they lost
caste with the Tayor-whig paryi We have heard that
has been urged by wings who claim to be leaders, that
one was "spress" 'prosy" "swaddled IN affected dig
nty" "behnd the age "acn in IFS aniies TO the pop
uar impulses of the county, and that it had lost its
influence that its illusions fell like much lead upon
the public and that the other was OF the second or
order OF presses and that the administration
wanted ga frstraie press to expound its views, and de-
end IFS measures. We do not, however give these
signed causes any weight We accord to both OF these
papers-the ''Whg" and the "lntelgencer"-much more
than do those of their party who find fault with them
and with their course excuse for seeking TO break
them down. and supplantng them by the establishment OF
rival wing press here for Wkr0r political purposes be-
yond the eraence Of General Tayor present term and to
effect which 1t is necessary TO discard the Wing and the
inieigencer. We are much mistaken if bo;h the Wing
and lntegencer de not well know the influences that
have work, and that have produced the pros
pectus of the Republic, and that will secure its es,ab-
lshmeni here as the sole and exclusive organ OF the
dunlnlslduOn, OF Oh pOT0H Oh ffcslucut
included and which will finally result in the demise OF
both of the other wing papers, and the giving up of the
ghost by the whg party proper, and its inhumaon as
obsolete idea and the attempted organization OF an
ofshoot under and with new leaders, and
for the benefit OF men! II the present co-oRGANs
really ignorant OF these things if they have been
cajoled and had dust thrown in their eyes, we may
perhaps enghten them well others. A full
exposition of all these influences and their secret
springs, would disclose to the public the true posi-
ton of things here and throughout the country. III
the veil drawn aside, and the features OF the
great Mokanna of whigery shown to the American
people in its hldeous defonnity, what would bo
would astound housands of smpc-h hearted creduous
country gentlemen, who have heretofore honestly i'm
agned the wing creed merely lobe Hence TO the ten
commandments IN all things" They would be shocked
TO lind that the decalogue not alluded to in their
esson of faith. Will the ORGANS respond fully to
our inquiry Will they speak the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth, defyng the oil
fowe! and anathemas OF authority and uninfuenced by
appTehended loss of Executive favor, and the favor oil
others whose interest it close their lips to silence
VIII the co-oRcANs speak OUT ! predict not The
wing will not tell why the projectors OF "The Repub
c, in seeking TO have discarded and take its place as
organ, though had berne the labor and heat and bur
den OF the day." did not make fair purchase Of
ITS Materials rendered comparatively valuelsss by the
new arrangement VIII the Inteligencer venture to
repubsh what it said about the of General
Jackson in reference TO the Telegraph and Globe
papers, and that OF Mr. Polk in reference TO the Union
Mo- twill not republish iis essays the improperly
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