The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-10

ssgss Of ths Times.
Omens and poftents thicken upon US. The shadows
OF coming events have approached to become
almost as palpabeand real as the events themselves.
whose advent they precede. The cabinet IS doomed
We made this declaration weeks ago. and it contra
dcted in the National Iatslligsnesr by authority But
now potent voice speaks Il is the President
himself. through his own favorite organ. Hear him:
From the Republic Of yesterday.
The AND PREss.-The poet tells us, in
verses that familiar TO schooboy that all things
unceran--that times change and we change with
OF our acquaintance who can tell distinctly what
day may bring forth. We cannot therefore, but be
special Of he Bamora A%seaa II
we can believe him, there some times which never
wine and onlments, and whist opportunity aud
age. and the black threads of the three permit their
enjoyment; for the day will come when he must leave
the lawns and mansion and villa watored by the yellow
IbsI and his heir win enter INTO possession Of his piled
ent there are men living on whom such advice would be
equal mind In adverse fortunes, in better days tenn
tree from the nsoence OF prosperity They insured
through Come what may come-physcaiy morally In
ring General Tayor's administration. Read and wonder:
Iron special correspondent
wAsHIsoros, May 0, 1880
s.spe. q whose predicted win
the time 70 se utterly continue Il
The
by abaed bring about displacement
Be- a
ssd @ ms m ss 5 NJ
poprs,y seducsd from the performance Of high duties when he
BIZ me numbering quadupls hs
that his ha
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and affection between General Taylor the members hi. cab
oeeeasn Taylor 3
ADMINISTRATION with the able and upright statesmen who enjoy his
ys AsS aa a e. M what
They have 1a pngo.s public
assigned to them by The constitution and the There
s ns S IL o % T
point they they
among themselves or with the prden he with and hence
the % Of % relations e Sss faithful and
the cunning srhcs Or blind Of Tie opposition BY the evil
Thai the rigid psoranse Of ofca duty is the only s road
and hence he needs not the complaints dnan
performance constantly cross,
caauymen, placed i,
soluble
Now consulting member of the cabine, on the
subject say is gentleman
nected with IL who would repudiae and condemn this
sincerely that paragraphs The above have
been scattered broadcast through the press. by writers
have induced the public believe that their
inspiration understood The motives of these wri-
good, doubt and their zeal is audabe but
fear that their zeal sometimes their discretion For
when such paragraphs the foregoing appear in letters
and then swndng the administration by swallowing
is measures wholeor which throw out in.matoas that
rescntaiives il win be through the influence Of bribery
who can wonder tina, the patience Of men Is sometimes Sc
verey taxed, and that powers oil endurance, cameike
though they may be- should sink under the accumulated
Our readers fail to observe the tone
and temper Of the letter have quoted and its assump
il be nasars and ssc o b ANA ~
its verbage Unrsisd psPoris 10 diseiose combiaa
10 adhere 20 Pssasa Sndsr any and al eresm.s
ee reckless q eo~qasnee a.d host regard 70 Psbe eri
thosgh they become hoek and nghshade. and cypress
70 az tht rea Of a. eosntry General Taylor having
his high duty keep them in place, (athe than in pos)
IL the world comes end and he'll do his high duty II
the cabinets and every one who does viii be as
disappointed partisan, soured Office seeker
OUR opponents. As General Taylor do his duty
and his cabinet do the same it is impossible that
they should ever do wrong thing unwise thing and
quite ipossib that they should differ on any poni
under Heaven All the complains that are circulated
point uncrupulous men in the rigid performance Of his
Such letter. done into plain English and what we
desire 70 know is, who may be the T." who speaks in
such arrogant and insoen ione and who dares
hdenuy 10 PREDICT and menace, and denounce. Cdnnof
fhs tru that such and predictions made at the
imisisy e .adsy he ,npsssaoa OF eomm' az Ta
1
grsn are the last degree injurons Presidet Tavor
and tho ohig the eounruf Can he
souihs Of BE- stopped, their pens arssfsd at such
rsonsnf and mawlssto made Of Love me- lore mn dog
a. the condition Of loyalty and the test Of political alis-
gtaHetf
The idea that General Taylor has made enemies by the
over rigid performance OF his official duty anna zinp
The writer would have believe that a stern
and trucuent man, exercising his functions with rigid
iy that causes complaints. We have never heard the
fret syllable Of complaint against President from
whgnever the first syllable The petence thai any such
complaints exist uniounded, and is not the rigid or
the rigid performance of duty that leads 10
from sensibe or honest men. Complaints spring from other
causes. r-e 49, '
Coneo rsprssents psblic ssmmsnt ard all rp,n hare
MOI tsrnsd rogmss htn cefpsDonh, fdpvsad discen-
fsns among whg frerds Of the haps ersfed
and do srisf, which ho parastfs svcopan
zoos w,h rsnfns 10 deny They seek TO persuade
PRESIDENT Taylor that the plants sprnginq from these
dsconients are cvoled at hin false counseors The
ihtmatons OF those who seek persuade him whir
Renemen VINO dfer IRON his cabinet himself In
o policy are actuated by base personal are
scandalous and isse They who pretend TO be hi friends
ana seek TO cure these dscontents and such
hosuums as they are now administering through certain
wing journals, will find that the disease will only faen on
,ne remedy OF that the remedy viii only engender more
aggravated disease.
Therefore that an independent whg Journal and
dsclaming any special authority to
assoft nn me IT, who wrote the letter the Baltimore
american was neither authorized nor inspired by any
member oil the cabinets and that every member cab
ne prepared 70 repudiae and epel his ptions by
NJ cosdsef events shoad occur which would
neh part as statesmen, gentlemen, patriots withdraw
from the public service Is IN The degree uuuf and
rngersros 20 charge them w disPosion SOLICIT ~ ad
rewfe cosfsmpf AND srscrafons BY frsaen.q oil
ARDS ond to the last erfrtmysnder aug and all circsp,
taacsshe i.fefior ghth Mr, Canring described