New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
WASHINGTON.
Mr. Webster-rhe European Alliance win
reference TO -Ohis-Peansyivania.
Correspondence sfThe N. " Tribune.

WI e~P'eh<o<iNN " Inv ~ if1'eac
WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct Is ts,p
Ii is somewhat Intensely queried here.
whether Mr.. WEBSTER, "a his return 10 attend al
address the Maryland Fair. will rejoin the Go,sra
men. and resume the care, OF State. All tia, osa
ascertain upon the subject is that OF his olde
friencs al ihe seat OF Government. without preteni
ing TO any positive Information. bslieyc tins. he wA
The POLITICIANS 1ainA that reoens progaosscasisns
point To another result.
see recent illumination oTthc The Repusise's going
the rounds Of tie press with regard 70 the psisy Of
this county IN the event OF alliance BET seeu
Spain, France and England for the protection Of
Cuba. Tine public ought To Know what these grave
enunciationS, involving war Nth the grestcst oit-
tary powers OF Europe, are worth
The RTEbhc has changed ITS tone three tines
within Its short period OF exLSIence-three years.
It's printers who are its owners, are favored With
the patronage OF the Government and its tone 10 81
course made 10 conform with the we vs. OF tae Al
minlsiraion. Under such circumstances, u Is of
course easy TO enhance ITS influence by quietly -
Suming the tone o. an orgar-the organ OF tse Al
miDlstrstCu. IL Is not difficult OF course, Tar an
editor or 4 correspondent 10 OBTAIN the general
VIEWS OF an Administration " iih which he IS htendiy
upon subjects OF domestic policy. The position IL
therefore, no, drhru lt oae 10 maintain. Any New
York paper having proper representative at WasA-
lrgton might readily assume all the necessary sirs
OF regular orean and achieve all the leading tunes
without making blunder of missing note.
But 10 the point. TIE Republic IS ref . recognized
orgcp If me present AGtinisfrdleg- The Head offk
Administrator told Coz. ScAfser df omar RtsiSSfn
so, and protested at conference N the eayy part
last r',ftr. What II promulgeS then with reference
prospectvely 10 the foreign policy Of the Govern
m,nt, simply the language OF the Editor, aud that
often, as would appear IN this case. without much
reflection. II is merely an Editorial containing the
views and opinions OF the Editor, as to the course
thst ought 10 be, ard which he hopes and believes
viii be pursued.
That The Republic IS well and ably conducted 90
party organ that II possesses ample means OF giving
It's readers ACCURATE views OF what trsnspinag Of
the seat of Government, nobody will deay. and Il
will 90 on proSperng, and TO prosper. | mention
this matter ofmuch public interest and import
ance, and beg 10 diSclaim ever having eRtcr,alnsi
tie slightest degree olll feeling toxart;hn Journal.
Private information from Ono speaks oi tno Frce
Sod dodge as likely To defeat Mr. ViSroS. Msay
good Wings st' stand nailed 20 the sumo platform
they mounted three years agoand ~ the same places
notwithstanding the change OF time and cifcum-
stances.
have also information from Pennsylvania II 10
of more cheering character. The contest. which
Is paraphrase Of that IN OHIO, 10, however, one Of
which We may well despair
In Pennsyivanis. the Conservative Wings have 90
alesced with David Wimot and has gang. TO clect .
Loco Foco. while IN Ohio the Free Soil Wings are
lovingly joined together with the bunker pro II avery
LOcos to elect their candidate. How the poor Wings
are uosed about by their cunning opponents
MoRe ANON