The New York herald., 1850-05-08

ANOTHER IMPORTANT BULLETIN IRON THE
wMrE HouxE-GKsERAI TAYLOR %. THE Sew
ARD CLiouE.-We publish, in aaother column Of
this days issue, very remarkable article, contain
ed in the Uashiagto~ Republic, Of Monday, show
ing IN equivocal terms, the impropriety OF the
course, in reference to the slavery question and
the policy adopted by Nsssrs. Clay, Webster &
Co., VIII ch has been recently pursued by certain
reputed whig journals in the North--such the
North An'cricas, the Ne,c York Courier and En-
qs,rev, the Now Yak 7Sitsne, the Aibdwy Ere
ring Jcw~oi, and the BostOn AfIas. During the
last lew weeks these journals have tcemed with
letters fiom Washington, and editorial articles,
logisibg exclusively the California message and its
policy, imposed on General Taylor by his cabiaet-
cabinet " no are now opposing the compromise Of
the slavery question, which has been brought be-
fore Congress by Messrs. Clay, Webster, etc, and
which II in the hands of the compromise commit
tee In the Senate. Harvey, Of the North -drierI-
can, Ieiter-wrter attached to the retinue Of Mr..
Cla, ton, and Pike, Il correspondent Of the Tribune
and Bosfor Afias, and Thwtop Wted himself, oc-
casionally al Washington, have been endeavorng
for the lmst few weeks To create rupture between
the White House and hessrs. Clay and Webster
On this important subJect.
II has generally been supposed that this inds-
Greet movement, set on foot by these correspond
ents, and sanctioned by such journals, proceeded
fem the cabinet, and intended for their benefit
alone, IN th, controversy now pending before Con-
prcts. IL seems from the article ia the Republic,
~hioh that journal i-eues against the Courier and
E.s uirr, and lie affiliated conf, ,oerates, that Sc
natoI Seward the free-soilers IN Congress, and the
c.hinet, ale more nearly connected with such a
movement, ard may be considered the princi-
~ nstsaiors Gen. Taylor and his peculiar friends
and conbdants IN the White House, and around
the grounds Of that hermitage, begin TO the
iricks of Seward and Weed and their associates,
and have again aud second time, cut The connec-
ten between such disunion conspirators and the
policy ofihe administration, Far the chief ma
gistIste is col ccrned.
The article from the Rr~bi,e will explain these
vs~s, and dovelope the purposes and motives of
tie President and hs confidential advisers, ia the
fullc.t and nIost emphatic way. IL IL very evident
that Senator Seward and the abotionists either in
the Senate or out ct it, are endeavoring. at all
umcs, to zap and UNDERMINE the popularity of Gen.
TayloI's administration, and to misrepresent his
policy IN tuch a way as would destToy all has in
Euonce md all his connection with the settlement
q the slavery queeiicn Bo~ before Congress. But
L. Dc ,nd, finite continuance of III. cabinet That
bOoy of men, no matter whatever far faces they
Pot oa to him when they enter the White House.
are lstgu,d privately with Seward AND the aboli-
L,nisis. in all the recent movements, both in the
ncwspurcTs ct the Norh md Otherwise. We are
in h,pes yet, that sonc harmony may grow, up
between General Tay ler end the greet whig le>d-
ere in Congress, such us Clay, Webster, M4ngutS,
&c Il is evident, however, that concord and
unicn can never take place between the White
Houte and the whg leaders In Congress, without
a rsdicsl and overwhelming change ia the present
cabinet, Who, under the nstigation and advice Of
slch men us Seward. have led the President thus
far st,uy, and brought him into position calcu-
lated 10 parslise his influence, and to make him
mere pher in the government affairs Of this great
county.
The dens>nciation pronounced by the Republic
against the Cew,o a~d E~gvirr and its confede-
rates. for the course il has recently pursued, o.
agents and unders,yappers Of the Seward clique, =
joe,ly meri,ed, and wsss we have Indicated Again
and again IN our solumns