The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-24

Secretary Graham, in his recen, speech al Buffalo,
said
FsHo-eizsns, Ierhori yo. under all crcuusaness. 10
10 The eonsfuon Of The eounhy-to look al The cr-
ample Of ho1 rho framed a. ard 10 read the history Of the
oounpy from 1888 10 The present. tive artrydnd rhrs-
srer yon lind yomsiro any doub, the saiy Chris-
did you vfp 10 the original fsr and 10 Hs
rii~gs Of the Fas, before prejudiee had divsrfed aen
fion from hhsproper SUBJECT Of ammunition
In three separate articles few days ago, the special
organ of the cabinet answered reference to the alien
and .edi,ion laws TO the old Washngionian advice re-
speeding the danger Of geographical parties, and TO the
heresies of John Quincy Adams, and other reminis-
csnces of wbggery, as follows;
San. me-. might as ,esa sit don and make mouth,
zach Other talk about 1898 and 1900 aud the elder AdarI,,
in NTH ertaing political guesons par
tics. Ne hare sought 10 impyo, oar dsn'oerdttc
ruth the fret that pending political eontrorer-
sizes are not the resotfons Of I7sS o. The alter and
Din % ams any ofhe questions faaf dtspoed
Of long before ysf soveregns upon the stage
7rs are fpo hse matters that touch them ~peh more
rearip han any Of t and the mhersabouts OF me demo
cratic leaders these points is much more mrcrid man me
payf oar ancestors took in the eru repoion Of 1907
We are no; able to account for this discrepancy IN the
statements of the cabinet when acting whole, ia
which sense The Republic is perhaps alone s organ,
and the statements Of the individual members, unless
there be some foundation for the rumor that the cab
net is soon 10 be reorganized But reflection, such
a discrepancy may indicate anything more than a
new phase Of that convenient doctrine which makes the
wings The peculiar friends OF all the improvements in the
land whether executed by The general government, the
STATES. or the people Mr. Websier's logic is, that the
whole is made up OF parts, and il you improve part,
YOU therefore improve the whoe-ihe general govern
ment was made TO promote the general welfare of the
whole people and the citizens OF Dunkirk part Of
the whole people, therefore appropriations for DunkIk
are all right The same logic applied TO Mr. FilInores
cabinet would reconcile all discrepancies. The cabinet,
is made up Of parts; Mr. Webster may say one thing,
Mr. Crittenden another thing and with the
whole list 4; ami when you add up all that they have
| said that addition, that something, whatever It be,
is the cabinet doctrine and opinion For example !;
MIR. Fillmore may tell the people that all the glones
OF the administration belong TO the cabinet and as
soon az Mr.. Fillmore turns his back Mr.. CrIiienden
NAV say ina, !, is all a mstakethe whole merit OF all
The good that The county derives from this wonderful
administration is enciaspslg MIR FilImores, and
10 the end OF be chapter Of contradictions in the late pc
lnca lour Yet the cabinet is unit in the love of the
Union, of the Compromise OF Mr. Clinton, OF State
canals and Stale railroads The special organ and Mr.
Graham may make onlhsa, each other as much as they
n,ease abou he-od doctrines OF 1898 and 1883 There
ia mn harm in that All that is essential IL to circulate
The idea Thai The unon danger, and cannot be saved
bv ANYBODY but Mr. Fillmore and his cabinet Was
there ever before 50 lucky cabne' Oh, Gaph'n'
Gapbin Gaphin-whai pity i is that the ey'l men 90
cannot be banished from memory by the hat oil Pres
ident!