New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet MIR. vinton-Mr Web,ter-aes.
Taylor's Nominees.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WAsHIscTos, Thursday, July le.
Although rotbiug positively Is known as u Who
will constitute the Cabinet Of Mr.. FILLMORE. I do
not think will be doing violence 10 public opioau
10 taking 1t for granted that Mr.. VIsros Is to bs
the successor Of Mr. Ewing In the Department. Of
the ILteror. There are strenuous Efforts maxi iox
10 prejudice Mr.. FILLMORE sganst him, upon the
ground that, as the late law partner OF Mr. Il WING
the latter would exercise undue influence over
@he former. Nothing OF the kind will influence the
President Mr.. VIsToS is know n TO have 4 mora
general and perfect know ledge of our estire Land
system than any man living He has as clear
head and as honest heart AZ N an was ever blessed
with and these qualifications, added to hs tbo-
rough knowledge Of our Land System woald make
him a terror to all Land pirates, and an insurmoant
able barrier to the Land stealing propensitles Of
tho present age. The influence VI oil these olassss
are combined TO keep Mr.. VBTOs out OF the Csbi.
net, ard are TO be found IN, &c well as out Of Con-
gren. For if he once becomes the Chief of ths
Department Of the Interior. the vocation Of eli such
az have enumerated will be gone for the next
three years at least.
Saturday Of this week will be the last upoa
which any Of the members Of the present Cabinet
will discharge any public duty whatever In their
present capacities This will Of necessity compel
Mr.. FILLMORE, ~ early % Monday next to send TO
the Senate the names Of bis Cabinet, and tnqs re-
beve bin self from one OF the most perplexing and
troublesome duties Of his life. The ofhcicosoess Of
others " bo IN way respOnsib 'or the seiee-
tions he may make, has been pushed 20 an ex-
treupe that 10 dissracefo as t 10 iDdelcate And
I doubt whether any one before doubted, tnst Mr..
FILLMORE was competent " the task IL deciding
who should constitute bis cob6denta al adyisers
Neither Mr.. CRAWFORD nor M. yoHss0s has
performed any official duties since their resznstioas
were formally accepted by the President Both
are packing up 10 leave at an early day, the bag
gage OF the latter having gone 10 BAIT more by inc
cars Of yesterday. think IL will be grea, While
before either of these retired gentlemen will &c.
rid Of the Gaphin odor with which they were sar.
rounded ~ hiIe In the Cabinet
Mr.. WEBsTERs speech yesterday Is REGARDED
BY ell whom have heard express az ooLi 70. that
heard IT, a. Oh Of The mo. Eloquent anf able loren
sic efforts during bis long Senatorial career. az
criticism upon the doctrine 81 Instruction was nin-
table, and bis tribute 70 MASSACHUSETTS sorpts~
iIely beautiful While snnibiIatng the pracps
OF lettering the con.cienoes aud uBde.tsodiogs Of
men through the medium OF legislative iastructioaa
thought car friend TRgNAs SzIIH Of Connecticu,
looh ed and acted lift would BE- great relief 10
him. oosd be 60d refuge 10 some other par. Of tha
Capitol Mr. Smith bad made q speech vutasIlv
10 favor OF the Adjustment, bat justified bis voting
against il upon the plea, that the Legislature OF hs
State had adopted Instructions 70 their Senstors.
which required them to take different course.
regret 70 Say that JOBS CLARK IL stiIl ysrv
low, atboush bis physicians think be can reoover.
II be does, u will be 80 near raising one from the
dead a. can be, without having Toe miracle actually
performed
am justified 10 saying TO you thst Mr. PlLr-
soRr riH not tnfsfes with the nominations stn
tending before the Senate. All he desires ia. ts.t
they may Be disposed Of at an early day. 90 tAsl
10 'oe event OF any being rejected he may sspp<y
the vacancies by new nomiasiion..
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