The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

Rupture with Mr.. Seward, OF New York.
The nohernpr upon relations which
the abolition OF New York bears to the admnisa-
ton Some OF these journalists have their doubts whether
the Repubis is authorized to turn him adrt One thing
CERTAIN that the organ and the senator cannot both
press the Presidents sentiments The cabinet take
sides either with the Republic Mr. Seward For our
own parts do not entertain doubt that the organ
expresses the views Of the President and that its strong
denuncaiory article on the speech intended cut
him of from the administration The Albany Atlas "a
soil paper that still Processes TO cling to democratic
pnncples) to TO hit the nail the head. when
it says;
The article Of the Republic is remarkable That
paper organ OF General Taylor In direct communion
with him and his cabinet One Of the editors, Colonel
Bultt was brought from Louisiana by the PRESIDENT
and though the article has the flavor of some fore
pen Winthrop other ready writer the
Of the cabinets alone gives II odor Of ofci-
ally.
The organ Of the administration discsims all connection
with Mr. Seward, and him OIL to the winds. Never
before was man turned of parry in such spirit OF
and contempt i Is not affair Of haste
1at deliberately considered, and publicly proclaim
ed, population and divorce.
Mr. Stewards situation nj Washington has not been
envabls one He seems have become scapegoat for
the imprecstion OF all parties The Taylor presses down
South habtually denounce him. The opposition press
have systematically attempted TO identity the adminisra-
tion with him, assuming thus 10 bring the odium
upon IT, He by agreement excluded from the com
miitees Of the Senate Fooe seeks reputation by insult
ing him in public, and is himself tainted by Calhoun
with the disrepuisbe fact OF intimacy with him In private
The cabinet IL is said discaim him. Their organ, win
be seen, denouaces him.
Mr. Seward has the to the storm Of oh.
oquy and contempt that Is poured upon him He tries
keep up the appearance Of amicable relations with his
haters and OF influence with the administration Apprized
n.
rises the Senate and gavey asks be excused from
serving The morning insults Of Mr. Fooie are by
invitations parties the evening He fswns about
the President, and makes present Of silver toc'hed
curry-comb 10 "Old Whitley" He win stand patiently
VIXEN the curry applied by the cabinet to his own
back and his paper here Qhe Evening Journa viii con-
pue chaunt unccasng audaiions Of the wisdom and
patriotism Of the administration Instead OF standing forward
the tribune OF the people, and the representative Of
great cause and great State Mr. Seward prevarcates In
speech marked with ability than any preceding one
from him. and in many respects correct In position and
sope he f,ge himself Ear say that he would be
willing TO vote for admission Of California as slave
STATE The organs Of shareholders have right TO sheer
Al one who calls hmsef steward Of Heaven. and yer
avoed his willingness open the door Of the conederacy
to this internal institution lie should have hurled back
with scosn the assumption that there 10 an equality, which
statesman can recognise between freedom and slavery
ffe had looked his Instructions from his constituents he
would have found that by the OF his stewardship 10
hem he was held 4 far different course OF action.
We give the article OF the Republic not because con-
cur in the business OF criticism, that sympstze
pan Of the history Of tbs day, an exhibition Of the rea