New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

do And 20 intimated yesterday; Il would be no
sorh, accountable TO the great body ofthe Whgsto
80, ,ho r,e,ent able Secretary Of State retained.
n 80 Iconld have conducted our Foreign Affairs
r,;th more ability and, as Wing, am anxious
m ace Mr. FILLMORE pursue high-minded' mag.
unanimous course, not only on hs oSh account ou'
e,y The sake Of the country and the Wing party.
we have much to conciliate and reconcile, which
the improvident conduct Of the "nop party mem
beers OF the old Cabinet has plunged both the wing
marty and the country in, and all eyes are no"
turned upon Mr.. FILLMORE as the only hope otour
safety.
Most unwearied exertions are being made 70 re-
tain Mr.. MEREDITH, which all true Ways nope
will not succeed. He would be milestone arouhu
the Reck Of the most popular Administration 10 su0
land, if his future conduct Of the affairs DIS
were TO be as the past. He is far better n''eU
the profession of the law than statesma", -.
PENNSYLVANIA should have man in the OaOiH0s
uho can command the confidence and respect VI
the Wings Of that State, as wen as u 81
She has them in abundance, ana MI W -, -,5
,honld see that his remaining, II ne couio'
orobsyrs,s instead of benefit the IN
of MIR FILLMORE. The tr2ln 49, s uo,O the hest
,be .fTairs of this country that oenauus ,hat tho
VIC a. "a most experienced statesmen ina. 1ue
100000 can induce TO take seats IN MS SaoIne
Al tbe selection of such Caoinet "ouiu 5" -.
1nnrse of confidence throughout the lahu .na'
would go far towards seuhng u.e oo" sS,,
w., in which we are involved as sections. NY
;n5;y;6nel opinion have already expressed, that
,be retention of Messrs. Ewing and CoLLAAth
uopId he both beneficial and jndlcious They
have conducted their respective departments win
ability are as unfinchiDg Wings as ever hVed'
and although in the estimation OF those complain
ing they may have committed errors In the as
s. all been
errors of Judgment and not of design take thus
view of the matter wholly disconnected rom al
personal considerations whatever; Tor oy 00IS /
have been visited with ini Justice when "oulu
not commit toward any person VINO was rs uu-
deviating Wing as myself But my ooJec1 - "
see the great Wing party once more gstnere5 mo
one fold, with a common OBJECT IN view auI sl,o
our own friends, sienced now aud forever. pc
Teve il can be DONE and Mr. FILLMORE more thah
anv other man in the country can do IT,
The opinion gathers strength every hour that
Messrs. BULLITT & SARGENT will return at an
early day to take charge of THE Republic IL Is
the only thing that will save thatpaper from total
wreck.
The "Omnibus" in the Senate is rapidly filing
m The President has taken prominent seat In
IT followed by number of Representatives from
the old States, which shows how rapidly 1t Is
growing in favor. Even Col BENTON has taken
bis stand on the hind step of the Republican veh'
Gle, and 10 looking if room cannot be made for him
m the inside. But as there are as many through
passengers as the Omnibus" will hold there Is no
disposition on the part of those occupying it to dis
commode themselves for the accommodation OF the
great Solitary and alone" A NEw-YoRKER.