The New York herald., 1850-05-16
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Our Washington Correspondence.
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MI The aisnnted ,ersitnry Th.y ,,~,t a. ,,tis sh.,
Texas should code the public the drnuta die
trlct TO the United states Ny conviction nov L. that
We tha not be- able TO settle Tn questions winch give
Hsc 70 TINS irritating diNput" az thr present fes0n
me hne paper sent you ~" dhy- ago containing the
adress o the southern Senators aud Representatives
10 hsf Oohsl na appealing 20 them 10 establish
press here much unanmits IA spite OF tue oppo-
slton ., we special friends 81 Hitohe Gales & seaton,
anu bu.'' snu"s thht the southern members are last
approaching that unanmity resist this question,
which prevailed d AT az tH" opening Of Congress
hitch,e anu ~, puiiit' uh In' same platform is noe
thaI rcI ine ion anu 'ie iamo or rather the Nui-
ture ana tne KITE e,,.
iho ""y 'no i"o'i"n ""' ~ y 'iie houae 20 APP
point special committee on thr printing kteh.e was
there' ana oohea "onego'e anu "'rtcnVi IN 'he ex-
IRENE Somebody saio that hhchie loo&ea IKE
turkey bu1zard WITH ms WHY sp'esS stsns on the
limb OF dead tree looking do~n snu mourning over
the denuded bones of drvoored carcass" thought
II most appropriate
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The Change IN The RapHbhcs Edtsrs- General 1av-
Lo,s Course-7Re Tafeligrneers Course--sir Cgsy 10
\, o,no,,s Ia ,ls r,,,.t a, "a, ,,.. o,r,,,, ,a..xs
nr ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 's' '"s'
the Wiies efhe Cabinet Reflections Maroon, &c.
The rum or Of yesterday relative TO change in tho
od;,.,a, ,,o,.,.r,.,, ~, a. t,,,. A. - g., a .
0 " mann " ~ '''' " Ne i's' w
day meisrs Builit and sargrHnt announce In this
mornings Reriblie that tn, have retired from the
m,raosmont 90 ,h, 49, a., H., .u., . r.u
~ f"F' ~ ~ "'" = A''s
ESQ, is TO be their successor
Finding themse Ia III. way of the Cabnet-that
IA between tho T. r.sil.n, nm, ,h. ..h;n, uo.... H.,
the fesuen' ahat eaohet-Messrs' bui-
anu sargeant win such ge and sens
tyenets always find place in the breasts Of gentle
men have politely taken themselves out Of the wav
VI, Mhen VIII .heir example De ioowed oy tne eanlneti
are IN tns way OF tne wing party 'ha1 is between
'ny M; 4; th e, anu , aio "1's va par l., . -
nt h;nh a. oh,.b y, - p'd :" nsars, ,o
.. - =. " "a -, ~, ~ - - " :, u,,,.. 80 ay.vi
ioted him tbronoh many noI,t,ca Storm incs n h
.,n,an - -, re.y va y hIy w., 49,; nta. nhe % 80 ~
at ~, i,,a 49,, 80 a, 90 ra .S"ad @ ,e tn @ -
tbs,a nm "'' 'o'' anu "'' '''''d ~ A''p "ii1
OF rno pomc, % @ which nas gohe up 20 Gt
:, vii ~" "a's h' a. ,u , ae h ~ -
Justify their assaults upon ue'sr. Clay Webster ana
pa bn go,n rn , ~ nsia,, ui,u Nbas
k, na peen % gong up WIN unps,a''a 'apuy ne.
MT Halls ncknowedged ability nor the profits OF the
,ant s;h ~ th ,he - ~ u % , anS
stood Win the in'e"se"e" VIII save from u ooomeo
ihsignncance. -.
a.. Last a. % & "aes ., tna WA was e'Gse.
TIME Inc result OIL the copi renee s seen IN the edi-
.oila announee ment. or ra.h.. is-annouhesmen. OF
to the cabinet as we'll as NJ cbuet to the President
ing be given to the Intelligence
no hs adj Of ha hav~
long stood by Henry Clay. moan stand BY
the members Of the cabinet Who have preudiced the
Salesman and Who ar. roo, ~eS Ih. Mr. Claw, som
premise plan for settling greet question the day
thaii De defeated at all ha1ard.! lac QUESTION In
defeat his nobe efforts t the ou..iion ~ s~its
ton, and preserve tn. Union. aud Messrs Gales and
seaton 70 with tne cao,net' rhtrs Is no mistake IN
M.s.rs Gales cannot carr xatsr ON both
shoulders II they are cabinet they are against
Mr. Clay and his friends Ia Congress
Ana IN what Will this STATE OF things result VIII
result inevitably tnis the friend. sf cay all over
up General Taylor available candidate, and
at the same time good man aud rected HIN Presi.
dent will turn back like the prod.l son to the great
father OF The whg party repentant Tor their wsyward
ness, and resolved to stand by the noble Old Hal In
future to the end. whether success or defeat be the
There another festur. In these recent movements
which deserves serious one OF .ns srsas
in the m belief Of the people OF this country ths he
ia scrupuiousy honest himself and not likely to put
ini!h In any men VINO are no' aso .p'sns ~
stand Nv his cabinet and Co Justify their conduct nov
under Investigation by committees Of Congress even
% ~ yh,n 49, or , ~ III M .,
learn TO think snd believe, win they stand by him
they will not, for they cannot. They will regret his
mia, p anu a n,s t % oa. .nsy vi" NOT asAn
row tha n in anger they will axe leave of him
"As"Is"ros' may IL 1850
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Inc cso'ne' sueAs 'ose'o"r hke ouheh OF ourn
'A''' "1' o"e " 'ae "s' eo"Apsea
SUI 'a' s'"u' 'eaie :" u's"''' anu anas
.'s"N 80 So Wv. p"" ''' uo"s ~e ""'
y, ,,,'', % ''a' w a"' ''' "''"''' y "'"eeo'" W
''''''" "'' N''y'o" P"p''' "e"u'''no 'he i"f"-
rsnce speaks by direct authority Of the PRECEDENT
The Wigs are nj tbis and thev
emit unas,.,.na,, rh ri. o,,.., A. .-..S
" NV '' o'''o' !" "o'uppre'
py keeping up TINS present cabinet, and by thus keep
ing the wings IN congress divided 10 defeat the com
promise OF Mr. Clay aud thus TO PROSTATE Mr.. Clay
himself
Ihe tni0n meantime, is all OF heap at the prospeo-
tus OF southern organ Independently OF party divi
Hons and there 10 some rumpr OF change In Father
hhohles establishnent We are just now In most
beautiful state OF confusion aud We expect TO get
worse and worse AZ we soon