The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
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We have occasionally pablisbed Fumors of dis pslutoO of the cabinet, which. in slnost every in- st snc~, we have first observed in whtg papers ln useh eases, the cabinet organs in this city have come oas in contradiction Of them, hold'ug the Union and other denocratieiie papers responsible for thesr oFigiHaisou. It seems there is now smother batch of ranors in circulation in relation Co this very matter all coueing from whig sources ln order to show onr readers that wr produce them on whir anthoriiy, We copy the following extract from the letter of an ''oceasonsl rOirespodeni,' v appearing in the New York Express, of April I'd !:
 wAsHINeToS, March 3i, 1850
 There are ramors hnoat that President TayIor will sooa remodel his e,binet-Possibly be- fore the settlement of the slavery question by Goa RFess; If not. eerlainiy after that event.
 The ruluor saas that Mf. Clay ton and Mr. Rives, to France, will exchange situations; that Mfr Craw ford and Mr. Meredith will retire to the shades of private life; that Mir Batter kiHg will 70 into the Navy Department, and Mir. MckeBnon, of Penn sylyania inta tlss War Department: that Mr. Via. ton wil go intO tie Treasury Department and J no. Davis Into the Department Of the InterioT; that MT. Preston will, next lal go minister 10 Mexico. and that Gov. fletcher, nov there, will come home and be made Postmaster General; that hir. Ewing will relieve Mir. Tod Minister 10 Brazil; aud that John J. Crittenaen or Edward Bates will be Atior- nsy General. MT Reverdy Johnson 10 wnit for s foreign mission iadgsship.
 We care but little whether or mol the rumoTs continued ia the preceding extract prove 10 be tae Ws see DO occasion for changing tho present cabi- net It has been in long enough 10 show not only its own incompetency, but the mobility of General Taylor to administer the government. The very fact that the administration has proved so lanents- ble failure, furnishes also the most convincing proof that Gen. Taylor is unequal to the duties ot his high staiion. What impression has he made Bpon the administration or It's 2oiicyf Where are .he evidences of his genius. his competency to direct the mighty eugneTy of great govern nient like thisl The whole country believes that he has cou6ded the reins entirely 10 -bis, cabinet by its bungling management, has overturned his administration. The administration Is q failure An overwhelming of the fact pervades The whole country. Tine truth is, the seal of death Is uaSu the whlg party. It is a flo de SC. IL has committed suicide by its boid sH5 reckless violation of its pledges it's ineapacty to adminisier repab- lcan government, and its insults to the intelligence and the integrity Of the American people. No cabinet eau resusc'ae the whg party. No Crit tendens, Riyeses, John Davses, MckennOns. or Vintous. save H. The ieprosy of political corruption is upon it aud it will siDite and destroy all who rally under its banner. The sequel will indeliby impress upon the leaders of the whg party the old and bGmeiy maxim, even of more impOr- tance in public tIan in private life, that "boHesiy is the best policy y."-HdsAngtOn UaiOH.