The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03


the power TO resist direct a. H. IL aid that fev
dsys sso whom To rsesspiss HE csbinss
the only way the operation Of the Wigs
Of both houses, General Taylor said
"No siri no, CIR; not just nov, sir. II change my
csbinst nov, must change a. again on the settlement
o. ' in,ssp;, Niger 9S.i. s,s s sss .s.r. Si%
rresent cabinet will % v'ry well 20 eresk up on ~
nnst essss up IN IN. ,i,s@.s Az, q sasss s.ss
Beside. could not sst another sssn.. g. ts,s tine;
No really dssiTsbls man -oeld ris hmssn must
will spsv.r very yell % bnsk up on; and When the
niger qus'tion ,st,iss .sa sA.s srs.s ~ th.s get
ths b,s, ~hs' in az sSsssfy bat, Just no. q .srs
70 esDi', my s.es.. 'hsSd ns's 70 90 essxias for
very veil Anyhos, n 10 good ssossh sasias, TO
But, Mr. President, suppose thsr. 10 no sssslsu-s,
q THE bigger question snt Congress br~aks ~ In .
state q revolution shat thsD'"
blochsd. n. southern ports. VII cell for vslustssrs
will raise the qu.st 20 union disusiop before the
tSy vii sustain me 10. .so. ns.. Of ,ss psoe.' s.d
my rehabilitation -i be sustained By them Lee the
aSs,Snss e. 90 Gao siep ,ss% 9s1,s. Jssssss
ten out q the vsi.r ard necessary the thing
Nov, that 0sDsr.l Taylor hs. expressed sous such
opiriops We have r.sson % believe That Witch
be Ia reported q have said shout his cabinet may
be iumor bot that .hieh he has ssla about sup
deny.
1hs President feels secure Let the spirit Of dis
union 90 ON let sr-ss br.sk up IA Estate % rsvo
luton. The fr, sosnt relying upon army and the
lavy aud bis cell Tor volunteers r.ls. upon crushing
the revolt and Restoring the unity sud h<rmony Of ths
Union.
Here 10 the fatal ui.,sss.
government dspepd-pt upon the unity % the pso-
pie cannot BE- sustained By arms
Destroy the good i.shug bstsesn the North and
arms smount 20 40 la e. for the ls. good fe.Iips be-
tsesp the two sections y not 10 Be restored by the
An spp-si 70 srms D, President eouarm. III. dis
solution ~ rsliies sud Units the south against the
Zion sesinst the ta-fsi sov.rsmep' And the Pre-
qusisd isIitory apa b. s,tstding sr@y.
The Mon eau oni, o. maintained By eoneiliations
and con pIonis-' t d-P-pds upon the frstsrnity q
But via, can m. Pr,sidsnt do
His hsi de tied
HIS cabinet !. without support I'm Congress
His territorial hey H. r~pudistsd
lie cannot re. cry sIiEs hir cabinet nov.
lie can only eat stiIl aud lOok on.
The PRECEDENT tbsp h Just In ths, positisn which
he can do nothing bot .~st the action OF Congress
And IL they do pctstBs. he taxes tn. shot cut OF
the true soci'r and puts HE sword into the scales
We are just tb' IN this situation:
The President and h,s cabinet have control over
the question In control over their party
OF rssrset by tn. wing, Of tue I've houses
The settlement a. the question the fate Of the esbi
net-.he late {" me uhn,ttsHoh the iA's ~ toe
President, and the safety 81 the Union, depend
Adj Congress do nothing, aud the .pirl, of di.
Ola Pack piscipi'atings dissolution By purely mill
tary 6otp nom
Tbs,'s the state Of the question.
In this condition 81 things Mr. Webster has been
called into r~quhition.
lie has been Impressed with the necessity Of some
general sfsctusl comprrheEsi,e and conclusive
promise.
he has been impressed with the disastrous esnse-
quepces to the aorlh and especially TO New England
of q dissolution.
He has been thoroug bly, convinced that the danger Ia
imminent, real sno ot be met face 90 face that
1t l. not to BE- evsd-d by triiDg exPedents shuf-
fling postponemsDo
MIR. Webster ba. delibsrsted-h he a. cautious man
even In great r-uity. but he has at last rbsped
cut the skeleton OF q compronss-it Ia. been fur
nh he'd to you-t IL consented TO by the South
brscibg the pin Of satisfactory adjustment 10
has given come hope 10 the south But there s this
dinoUlty-Nil II take IN the North MIR. Webster
does net know IL it fails, he falls lie fears 10
may fail and 1t Is appFvhend.d he lie hesitsting what
TO do
No tuch word "a fail
Nr Webster Ia. tie weight and strength. and repu.
Senate This dons n creates q reacton In the House
,ticn the North and the passsgs Of the mes-
sure in the teeth Of Root Giddii e. ana company.
The result TO MI Webster would be simply that his
in the Ie.toTatiuu Of the
81 the Upion, would msk- him the most popular man
in the country But Ia the m.sntiuie IL Is reported
that Mt. Webster IL undetermined what TO do. lie
will probably nah. speech, and suggest rather than
ErCross Nbat ousht Ia be done The responsibility Of
tiit movement IL great AZ casts the whole iseue
the shoulders ~ enc msp-snd that man. whoever
be, II .xcussbl- In hrst taking the soundiuxs
before be drives rNaId MIR. " .bster will probably
do this, and feel the pulse Of the Senate aud tue
public jude before making his scheme the iEitis
tive Of a definite mtssure
In this uncertain cousition Of things the excitement
opens doubt ircrsasss- alarm Increases, and
Immense Lszsfos and ineslculsbe consequences mixed
uP in this dispute.