New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

a. cary DAY thereatSr a. 70 the successors u the
majority II not the Whole Of the present inc11n-
bents. They Vill be men Who will command the
cohhoence OF toe whole Wing party, and whose
sdminlsH alton il contribute to building Il up, and
perpetua,mg u In power. Upon the great question
Of the day, they will be friends OF the Adlgstp ant
as IS the Fresldent himself But. as he remarked
TO member IRON your State few days since who
Is violently opposed TO the Adjustment Il would
maze 10 oinefence with him, that any Whig
entertained opposite views on this subject: a. il
was question upon which friends could conscien.
uousiy olner. IL was great mistake as T. policy
as wen as upon every principle Of Justice that the
advisers OF the late President carried out the pr,
scrlptVe course they did towards Mr. FILLMORE
ana DIS irlends IL was an error, that was RAPIDLY
Dreaming up ana destroying our political Organiza.
tloni ana one that Mr. FILLMORE has UPON several
occasions avowed his fixed purpose 10 avoid. |
mentioh ths because, from the conversation Of a
number OF Wings from your State who are here.
have heerd II strenuousy argued by them that
the President was compelled from selfresoect 70
retallate upon those whose injustice, he and his
riencs bad been made to feel Mr. FILLMORE
does not look at II in any such light. On the con-
uary, he appreciates the change 10 his position,
and IS determined n be governed by Nationd c0u.
slderatlons alone In all that he recommends or does
Ny word for il il the Wing party in the State Of
New York and throughout the Union is not s.fon-
ger than il has ever been before, the faux will not
lie at the door OF Mr.. FILLMORE.
The protest OF the State of Texas against the
orders, and the action under those orders, Of Col
MUSRoE, the Military Governor of New Mexico,
reached here night before last 7. will probably
he made the basis of the first Official communioa-
ton to Congress by the President, and ia which his
views will be fully and satisfactorily given. The
Delegate from New Mexico admits that Terrific
rial Government will be more acceptable, their con.
diiion considered than State Government; and
that will no doubt be recommended by the Presi.
dent. The Boundary dispute will be settled upon
the basis Of the Committees recommendation, and
in that way Nev.Mexico will be preserved from
the tread Of the stakeholder Had Gen TAYLOR
not been taken sick as he was, a communica-
ton from him would ere this have been transmitted
10 Congress that would have created greater de-
gree Of excitement than ever before had been wit
messed. He was determined % have resisted the
encroachments OF Texas with an armed force, il 20
DO 90 1t bad required the entire army OF the United
States and his presence at the head Of them |
may send you In a day or two the general outline
OF this important State paper, which nothing bat
the death OF Gen. TAYLOR prevented seeing the
light in an authentic shape Mr.. CRAWFORD would
have made it The for going Out OF the Cabinets
hAu tue tCL pDblAt VI fHsiuih ullsub nave uftfCu
Mr.. PRESTON TO have followed in the footsteps Of
bis ilustrous predecessor
One Of the most bIrefaced pieces Of impudence
| have ever known has been the presentation OF
the name Of TUoMBs Of Ga. by some OF his friends,
10 Mr. FILLMORE as Secretary Of War IL would
have been far more creditable and less mpudent,
had they ssked the appointment OF the Executor
Of GALPHIS himself. Mr.. rOOMBs is not reg srded
by the w higs Of Congress as OF their number; for
from the day he reached w ashina ton. he has done
nothing bat struggle to embarTass and break up the
Wig party His voting 20 censure Gen TAYLOR
supertdded to bis visit To that honest patriot while
upon bis last bed Of sickness, if he had no other po
ltich sins to answer for, should damn him in the
confidence Of a. Wings And If Mr. FILLMORE
de sired IL wound the feelings aud sensibites of
the Wings throughout the Union. In way could
he 40 eHectually do it as by the appointment of
TUOMBs any Office of moment under tue Gjyarn-
mert Oniy week ago today ne declared b
Member Of Congress from your State, that thence
iorwsfd he wss against toe Administration unless
they changed their course upon the Texas question.
Aud now, his friends have the assurance before
even the body OF Gen. TAYLOR vas committed 10
the croond, to ask as good a Whis as is Mr.. FILL.
MORE, to invite such a man t. take seat IN a
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