The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-19

Tur CABINET ORGAN AND An EX-MINSTER
The Washington Republic, conducted by John q.
Sargent, and considered the special organ Of the
President and his cabinet, comes down very Sc
veiely upon the Courier and Enga'rer, IN conse-
sueuce Of the recent bulletin put forth by the ex
minister from Austria, The present political crisis
in this State and country. IL says
There are few politicians who exhibit 80 much sIroit.
In rveonsnipg cootradictionn as Colo mel Webb
ne poss, secs facility really wonderful In harmonic.
ing all Of dsoords 90 that To his own ear they
make Dolug but music There IL another trait about
him We tT.sk merely OF the potician-thstl IL very
remarsable. He sees no shades Of color In the inf
nitey varying bues 81 the political rainbow no can
black or ~hite- say rather very black very white
he W decided In hs friendhips ana enmites aud We
think apt 20 dip hts pencil too freely In the foug, or
the nsr - he may be called upon 90 delincate gentle
men who itsSd In friendly or hostile relations TO him
The purpa1t Of the article on which we have com
m.nteo nsy be- given in a few words It's, taft any
latitude OF sentiment. and any extent Of agitation
the subject o. slavery may be tol'raedn Mr. Senator
Seward but 10 liberation. on that or any other sub
'"-t "a to be extended to Mr. clay Mr. Daer Mr..
-. a.. - - other vhif who declines
70 ssor, ,Ss ,is.f add aT5itIs the course Of Nj 60
ward Nr uais, and sir ChEe. on the question OF
slavery .-Hssh. RsFutie.
This severity ard sarcasm on the recent efiu.
sions cf the ex.minister, have led ne to believe,
that some how, he has not 'ucceeded in negDta-
Ting those vast treaties of commerce with Austria,
,or which we gave him credit There seems 10 be
a slight difference Of opinion bttScen the cabinet
organ and the ex-mini.ier, on New York politics.
How is thisl Has the outfit, Unfit, and salary,
been all paid Probably the ex-ministsr sees no
chance for another mission from the present men
in power At all events II he Is going into oppcsi
,ion to the present Presden, and his cabinet, BE-
cause they won't appoint him on another foreign
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with, and wishes to associate 10 this move
ment with agreeable society. lie has just an
nounced the important intelligence. probably re-
seIved by special express from Austria, that the
New York Herald. and is veriiabIe Napoleon, are
about taking strong and positive, and even 'malig-
nant" ground, against President Fillmore and his
cabinet. in consequence II their having refused
come printing jobs to the said Nspoeoa Of the ter
rible American newspaper press.
This, certainly, will be news Of the newcsi Kind
70 the President and to his cabinet and even to the
Napoleon Of the press nimself Bot II Napoleon
should come out in opposition to the President and
mis- cabinet, he has the consolation and the company
orThurlow Weed already in such movement, and
expects soon 10 have the aid Of the ex-mns'er. as
coon az ne shall have been refused the neat mission
20 anywhere. Here's comfort. We may all Thur
low Weed, James Watson Webb, James GoFdoa
Bennettbe in opposition to the Presidents admins
traiion, cheek by jowl in lee han six months There
is, however, ono movement in which the Nrc York
Herald, or iis editor, will never be found in com
paDy with the ex.minis.-r. or with Thurow Weed;
<kat 10 this they will never fad ne engaged
in dangerous sn'i.slavery agitation, that m y end
In treason, revolution dissoluiion and blood, over
this Union, for the sake Of Vim. A. seward ssd
his nirrer rTorcusities We don't carry ia our
pocket sewsrd's rsrdsn from the suie Prison
snd we feel free ard independent to go against
n gQtf.sm.