The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-30
CHANGE IN THE CABINET.

There seems .o exist every where su impression n that the sincere and tried friends of the President urge him most earnestly to select new set of con. fidcntial advisors. IL has been found impossible, even by those best affected toward the edminislra- uon' 10 sustain, before the people, the blind, i'm. polite, and laundering course which CLAYTON and his coadjutors have pursued. Every effor, has been made to excuse the mistakes, to explain the incon siS,encies to paate the wrongs, and bolster ID the weakness of this imbecile concern; but the task proved greater than the highest combination of good temper and great genius could accomplish or perse- vera in. From the first ac, of Mr CLAYTON. as Secretary Of State, bunders in diplomacy have bee followed by succession of foIlies and frauds From the rich development in the French affair and the Nicaragua negotiation, 10 tbe time when the Gaiphn swinde was accomplished. the proceedings Of the Cabinet present history of unlawful inter ference, dspIsrabls misInanagemsnt, and disgrace fui favsritlsn.
 A further reason for disbahding this unharpv council, would be found (which might have some force with Gen. Taylor) in Inc dissensOns and con trarieiy of opinion which has been 90 freouentlv reported and finally the total loss of confidence no, only by the mass of the party, but their firm allie, the abSlitionists whe expected so much at tbeir hands All this is exposed to the country, and bro. ken down, crushed. and repuila,ed, as the admin siration seems to be- the only chance for Presdsn, iayior to rescue himself from political disgrace and infa'ny, is the pronp. dismissal of Mr CLAYTON who, instead of moving in some mighty progressive measure. appears to hay. sought measures to make lhinself absurd and the Executive ridiculous Send home butcher EWING. who has, by his policy, pla. eed his chief in the attitude of having fouy belied his promises to the people; to the right about with CaAwToaD. through whose influence the Galphin claim was passed. because he was. to some extent. 10 bs the beneficiary of it. part with Attorney Gene Tai JoHssss. who eounselIed the payne nt of this claim, and MEREDITH. who paid it without the knowledge of the Prssident;-kiek out the whole concern, and form new Cabins, of men who will not belray him, nor have him. as he is al present. occupying the position of iool or noaentity. perfect "bump on tree" Indications from every quarter point to this course of action as the only means ot regaining, partially at least, the conf dencs of friends, the respect of the country it never had.
 In eenns.iea with this subject, We extract from the many sPeculations sloat, the following from the Washington correspondence of tbe New Orleans Ballelin. as 10 the complexion of the new cabinet The change is loudly called for ond Gen TAYLos we predict will no longer be led by this selfish and unscrapulous clan. Il is suggested first tha, ns; iher Mr. WEBSTER, Mir. CI-.r or Mir. CarrrSprS will aecep, place in the cabiast. and ,he cores. pendent thus eomPoses what the Bulletin cali. an able and efficient ministry, viz:
 wiLnAn C, RivEs. Secretary of State,
 JoHs DAvis, Secretary ef tho Treasury.
 JoHS BILL. Secretary ,f War,
 T. BUTLER KrxG Secretary of the Navy,
 T. N. MckEsAs, Secretary of the Interior,
 JenS C. CLARK, Postmaster General,
 EnwlRD BATHS, Attorney General.