The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-28

TAs Cabinet aivias Up Its Own Plan.
The Republic Of yesterday which il is believed speaks
for the cabinet contains article upon the great ques
ton Of the day. which commences with the following
paragraph NF erla
In The various plans which have been as yet submitted
foreshadowed the adjustment Of the territorial ques
ton there are radical differences preclude the idea Of
harmonious action No who analyses the propositions
before Congress- either in the shape OF resolutions bis
perceive any such discrepancy and antagonsm be-
forbid the hope OF seeing this cancerons
sore healed We Of do include those suggestions
or propositions which look remodelling disregard
Of the Regarding only the abors OF those who
brought the work Of armonizng and paciyng the
country minds devoted to the Union as II Is and the cons
tuition s IL is written what serious obstacle Is there In the
way OF an accommodation honorable TO all parties and
satisfactory 10 all seconsl There is really The
groundwork of all the plans proposed Is the samethe ac
Of the right Of the people, in forming
State constitution adopt such form Of organic law as
shall seem 10 them This the principle Of the ad'
plan and this principle recognised, more or
less distinctly In all the Diners
Then, after commenting briefly upon the manner IN
which the moderate Of the North have been led into
concessions to the ultrasms Of the fanatics, proceeds
thus: al3eA 4
In this condition Of things, would ask If the North
having numerical force, is willing to orbear pushing
the Wilmot Provso upon the South merely obtain TIL
umph Of opinion, should the South force vote upon the
Proviso in The absence Of any practical necessity Tor
merely to obtain triumph OF opinion over the North
We regard the Wimo Provso, Insofar as Il has any APP
plication 10 the Territories dispute, bald humbng
II is so regarded by all persons all familiar with the coun
uy It's inhabitants Its capacities and It's products The
opinion is universal this point and hence The viii
mot" this day, is mere unmeaning humbug. Regard
ing ii In this light any manner OF good come from in
Producing bills Congress for the purpose pressing us
adoption rejection flor obtaining triumph Of opinion
one way or the other We think not; and so thinkng
u. a. atinna anil ha apn Sa
lied ever by RENTING them 70 the people 81 the Terri
tories now we have urged tho Presidents plan as the
wises the safest, and the most conchia'oy q te AL
But whilst we this, free to say that II Congress
shall adopt some other, better scheme or one that shall
seem to them better will be mission to oppose
IT, Give the country peace harmony to dscord
nation calm the agitation Of distracted people! is
the injunction of duty and the prayer OF patriotism is
important that the very best plan DO adopted, as
that some good one shall succeed And in comprising
end important the country, 1t Is as necessary that in
dvduas all be ready abandon their own projects for
measures that sections should be to abate
somewhat exclusive pretensions for the general good
These extracts from the cabinet organ conclusive
proof that the administration has to the conclusion
not to insist upon its own plan for the settlement Of the
present controversy but will lend its influence to the
general measures having that object in view, pend
ing before Congress, will support any other scheme
which will put an end to the sectional differences now
existing We understand Inc arhcle IN the hepu0c as
meaning TO convey the country the conclusion of the
cabinet not to insist upon its own plan, opposing all
others but on the contrary, it will waive its own
scheme for any other promising settlement Of the dan
gerous question OF the day.
We must confess that glad to these iniima-
lions of the cabinet, through medium which must in
duce the country believe that they authentic The
course is magnanimous and patriotic. and will be
ceved with feelings Of qualification by all parties desiring
settlement of the pending controversy II destined
have much influence among the wings of the North,
and we trust will induce the ultra portion Of them TO
favor any reasonable plan for the paccaon of the
fcling interests of the country. They must now per-
ceve that the administration has resolved give its aid
and support to Mr. Webs,er and that il they oppose his
plans OF Cancellation, they TO the conclusion to
abandon the administration. And this they cannot fail
10 perceive viii be fatal for them to pursue
They will then become faction. without the pale
OF either Of the great parties, and will ultimately be
crushed between them Before they rush into such
dilemma, they will reflect long and well. And
knowing the nature OF northern whigery so well we
do we have no idea will abandon the oaves and fishes
in pursuit OF the schemes Of morbid philanthropy We
therefore hope much from this last demonstration Of the
cabinet