WASHINGTON, April IL, lS45.
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Vte,cs in Particular - What is to be done?


We must stand by Captain Polk-the people
mus. stand by him, and he must stand by the peo-
pie, or we are all undone. There is coalition in
the cabinet which will, we apprehend, before the
meeting of Congress, end in cabinet dissolution,
or at least. in partial reorganization. The old
school demecracy-the Old Hunkers, as they are
called, by the less important and less powerful
cques of the great democratic family, are out Of
temper at the discarding OF the Globe and its faith
full editor. They are quite hopeless Of harmony in
the family now. Calhoun is the :" fiscal partner
An the new organize furnishes the funds-he will
control the paper-which is to control the admins
uation-the mass OF the party from this unholy al
lance OF kitchie and Heiss with Calhoun. will
have no faith In the organ, and the result will be
that the organ will wind up before twelvemonlh.
The Coastitntion leans also to MIR. Calhoun most
decide diy-the Constellation ID almost equally in
It's editorial composlton, tagged with South Caro-
lima absTectOns COEseq quence is, they must all 60
down-iogeiher with Mr.. Bschauan-the organ,
the Constitution, the Constellation, and Mr.. Blu.
chdnaa must all fail with Mr.. Calhoun, for they
arr all directly or incidentally In his interest. 60
say the = old democfacle" AT all events, Capt
Pod must oe sustained General Jackson did all
he could tor the retention If 5lair but Old Hick.
ory could not save the editor OF the Globe The
cbques III opposition at Washington were TOO pow
eiiul Tor Old Hickory. Captain Polk was alarmed
by th.m, aed dreadihs the si,ust OF Mr.. Van Bu-
ren, # he adopted The Globe as his moderator, he
was coninellsd 10 dlsobey the appeal of the Oh
Lion Of the hermitage. There was no other safe
escape rom present dangers. He must dismiss
air, OF nall his cabInet-B Buchanan The first man
Blt ,l's would never do. Captain Polk proposes
tt regulate ms administration by the democrdtic
STANDARD OF Pennsy wanna. He must have some
idnisnark, or he IS gone; some pilot, or he ,uns
aground He relies upon old Buchanan as tile pl-
iof, bu he Captain haa ue tier he man Of nerve,
nor foresight, NOR abitty, nor courage, that he
nmsles Buchanan to be. H. 10 an overrated man
We now venture You prediction, THAT before the
expiration 1t the next session ot Congress, Benton
VIII hs at the mead o. the State Department


We hear ot a number OF removals, In ard out ot
Washington Cave Johnson is commencing the
work among his Is OOO deputies We hear OF sun
dry appointments 10 take effect from the frs, If
juae, IA missouri, iiiaois, Indiana Kentucky,
ONO, New York, Pennsy lvaala, and o her States.
me new officers for such appointments being al
ready chosen.


Among the outs, we learn to-day, that the
NJ. General has elected from his department the
large man known as the DRoMEDARY