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IxponrAsr.- LAHDs-DANEL
WEpsrER-The state Of things in Washington -
beginning to deveope itself On one OF the most
important questions of the present day, the tariH
Daaiel Webster OF Massachusetts, has abandoned the


upositon and come out in favor Of the adminisira-
ton poIicy for reduction Of the tariff. This new po-
stion of the great leader OF New England will reverse
the whole policy of the country, and create new en-
sis in politics. trade and the currency.


From the best of sources we have reason to believe
also, that the new administration will, at no distant
day, come into the views of Mr.. Webster on the sub
iect Of National Iank. Mr.. Webster intends 10
nudge the administration of Mr.. Van Buren, by its
fruits. In connection with this view, Mr. A. H. Ev-
eretl, of Boston, intends to establish new govern
ment paper at Washington. These all links of the
same chain--alI Indications of foregone conclusion
.of the hghestimporance to the country. The great
men OF the nation have been too long estranged from
each other. II is time they were united


Both the new tariff law and the new land system,
restricting the sales to actual settlers have passed the
Senate. We trust the House of Representatives may
pass both and thus restore the country to some de-
gree of composure.