The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
IFrOm the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
WAsuINeraN CIrY. Mnr 8. Ishn

iFrOm the Cincinnati Enquirer.
i WAsHINsFaN CRY, May 8, 1850.
Ceasas biH disposed ef- Comprouaise Com
sRiHcs's Report Interesting discussion an
tiripafed- DssseasiOns in The Hkie rio
iDdm-Mr Disney Gad he Secrefarv of
che LRteriOr-SR Henry BaIlrer and his
letter.
i Web, The CeRsus bill was finally passed in
the House tbs morning, after having gone
through very laboTious birth. Ii embraces
most nt the features of the original majority
blil, though modified in few essential psr-
IlcuIan l,is certaiply one heavy Job closed
up, which hung upon the hands Of this Con.
Igress.
1 The Compromise Committee have submit.
ted their report; hui theleis some diAicultv
in obtaining il even printed. Il is something
4 1sinsular, that seven-lenths Of thai committee
were Southern men and YET the report meets
with greater dIsfaVor from the South Than
from the Nonh.
predict, in tie discussion Of this comnro-
mise measure ia the Senate, now, what I
did when the question of erecting this com.
mittee was pending: that much valuable lime
would be thrown away upon il, and the effort
lof the committee finally failed --leaying the
4 House 10 produce The measure by which A
settlement will cnsue For, from what see. as
The prOplsitioa stands now the South will
oppose it; and il modified to tIease them, the
North will reject il. do not wish 10 th,ow
any damper upon the hopes Of any who have
watched for good from this committee; de.
sire compromise for the sake of tile Union.
But | lay before you precisely The view in
which these matters present themselves 10 me.
as faithful watchman upon the outer walls
of my country The press. Let The people
watch and hope, hope and wait; all will yet
be well.
The "Republic," of this morninp, il out
10 strong editorial upon the Cabinet. What
will they do if they get by the ears among
themseIvesS The fabric Of Whiggery j,
falling fqsenongl glofits own lmmoderate sell
its internal strlfes might be spared them.
Mr.. Disney, your worthy Represeiatiy,,
has entered the lists against Mr.. Secretary
Ewing. He has been looking into some tlla
transactions of that gentIetnah, and found
something "rotten in Denmark" aud novel
an investigation into his conduct II appears
from the charges of MIR. Diseny, that Mr..
Ewing has been reopening old accounts whcn
the unexpened balances Of appropriations had
been transferred TO the surplus fund, and exs
pended those balances without re.appropri
aion Tor objects not contemplated by tho
law making the original appropriation.
Mr. Rui,Uae ob.
lcepted letter to Mr.. ChalfeId. If il he
genuine, he will be in slight place." and
Bennett, Of the New York Herald, says ho
holds himself in readiness 10 produce the IT,
rig'nal document over tho signature of NJ.
Bulwer,-l'his looks ''very much like
whale" However, suppose Mr.. Balwer is
as goo1 as most men, and consequently pos
sesses the right 10 express an individual opn.
ion of Gen. Tay!or's Administration as we'll
as AM other respectable man. II.
WAsBIGroN, May ID.
The "Repablc'' Of this morning contains
The vaedictory of A. c. Bullet aud ] q.
Sargent, its late Editors. They cannot, with
heir present sentiments, sustain the Cabinet
,f Pfesidnet Taylor in their course. They.
'oweVer, speak eIoquently Of Gen. Taylor,
n whom they have undiminished conf.
ience.
They are succeeded by Allen E Hall, ESD,
ate EItor of The Nashville Republican, aud
II present Assistant Secretary Of the Treas.
ury.
II is stated that Charles ]. McCurdy, late
Lieut.. Governor Of Connecticut, has been
appointed Charge to Vienna, in room of Webb
elected. M