The New York herald., 1850-05-15
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
TINE CABINET ON ITS LEGS.
TREMENDOUS ExuTrnEsT iHoxs THE
POLITICIANS.
ouH srrciAL DESPATCH.


wasslSoroS Cfry.
Tuesday Morning May IA 1850.
The Rsyalhe hs. changed hama. Mr. BulIiu sayst
was in consequences Of his quarrel With the cabinet
The Naioaai In,sihreuoo sAys
I'VE nov therefore, state, on IN. authority Of the
President, that hs lends eountsnaDce 20 any ct
tempt from whatever quarter ID o.mes TO di.tarb or
un~ttle his Administraton, a. "a IA All tn. state
men' or differences to the contrary utterly without
foundston.n
This has produced great excitement
There was cabinet meeting last night, which con-
summated the editorial change in the R,pabidc Thus
go.
The change In the management o. the Republic per
plexes every body dsterminA,on on the part Of the
President and cabinet 10 defeat Mr. clay aud hi. com
promise is supposed be- at the bottom Of tn. affair
is said that threat Of instant resignation Of the
whole cabinet compelled General Taylor 20 discharge
Bullitt. The organ grinder may throw light
the subject to-morro~ and the Galphn report now
daily expected, may change the complexion Of aifars
very much At present the con fusion indeseribabl
The wings in mutiny and Bullitt is sick In bed.
The Union is in the utmost distress about the new
Southern paper All the organs rich o-dsy. and
everything il in confusion.
1t is reported that Mr.. Edmund Burke rrtires from
the edtorshp of the Union the Goth Of this month
1t is said that John II Bartlett, of your book
sellers, of the firm Of Bartlett Wexford, has been
appointed U. &. Commissioner. to the boundary be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
In the Circuit Court the jury have again reudereda .
verdict in favor Of the plaintiffs ia the trial ease Of
from court for protesting against overrung the rst
rdict
AS an appendix to the above announcement Of
our telegraphic correspondent, we give the vale
dictory of the editors of the Republic Ii speaks
for itself Messrs. Gideon IL Co still retain their
position as publishers. The change appears to bs
only in the editorial department
[From the Washington Republic, May yhl
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
To the five and twenty thousand subscribers, who,
during the last ten months have enrolled themselves
upon lists feel that we owe word, by way OF
explanation for the that deem 1t our duty
With the present number, the Republic passes into
other editorial hands 1t is sufficient for us to that
personal differences exist between ourselves and mem
bers the cabinet that inconsistent with the rela
tions in which stand towards President Taylor and
the whg party In this state Of things, and with the
detcrm to interpose obstacle to the preser
Taylor and the wings, have thought Il duty TO
withdraw from position In which we can no longer
maintain silence In our view OF certain controverted
questions, consistently with sclfrespect Personal
fortune sacrifice without resrct-poltical as-
socitons and relations too sacred to be trined
In taking leave Of our friends 1t proper that
should say that confidence In President Taylor 10
unimpaired; and that the sentiment which has in
duced us devote the volunteer services of years In
his remains ardent and unalloy cd as when
we first took the field his behalf In his personal in
tegrty-in his unsehsh patriosmin his nationality,
neutrality, and elevated honor-~e retain undi-
mnished confidence; and had we not reason to be-
should never abandon the positon which surrender
only from Difference to his feelings and our un-
bounded respect and for his character ana
his services
In taking leave of friends personal and political
many Of them connected with by the memories
oftwenty years OF common struggles and
We cannot omit to commend our successor TO Their
that Mr. Hall Is entitled to their confidence and
esteem lie has been. like selves, warn,
earnest and unaltering advocate OF whg prisepies,
whig measures, and whig men From circumstances
| which IT is not necessary for US 20 mention In
within his power to the relations which ought
ponents lie posseeses the confidence which we have
failed to solicit obtan-snd he occupies position
I'm which Il is entirely in his power reconcile out
side differences with the internal economy Of the cab
met We take great pleasure th- h-rcfore In commend
ps him TO the Kind feelings and wishes Of
ons friends and subscribers; and wc are sure that
while he will be In all things more consderate. more
prudent and more able Than oursever he wiii In no
rerpect wanting to the great Of truth honor,
and the Union which have been always devoted,
and which shali alwsys be r,sdy to serve aceos
ALE4ANbsR 9: BuLLirr:.
JOHN D. SARGENT
From the date Of the foregoing Communication Al
lys A. HsLL, ESQ. will be resn.nsib. for the editorial
charge 81 the Republic La parting with the gentlemen
who have hitherto controlled its columns, IL is proper
that we shoSid say that -e retail. eonndsnes vheh
principles in their patriotic DEVOTION and In their at
taehmsnt to President TA,IoR.
In welcoming Mr. Halto the position which they have
oceupedas whayc TO believe with general
,fsotion TO the party and the couutrywe only bear
knowledge that he will In respect fail respond
70 the exigenees Of the party, and the expectations
Of the country. GIDEON L 90
Oar Washington Correspondence.
wasHI-oros May 10 1850
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