THE CABINET.
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Among the countless beauties Of the Wing
press we find in the Register the following from
the United States Journal: rrhs>f


"As to the Cabinet we believe it to be dis
cordant one-one calculated to destroy the great
Republican party by its dissensions, and we look
upon the Union, the organ of the disorganizers,
as lesser evil in the wake of (the Cabinet) a
greater evil.


We answer the above with un extract from a
late Washington Union. The latter paper is in
the confidence of the Executive, and its Editor,
who, is gentleman Of veracity, knoes what be
says:


" The last "New York Tribune" is charac-
terized with its usual variety of fables. Its lead
ing editorial is 'she cabinet" the chorus OF
which is its dissolution. 1t begins with the as
sertion that the discordant materials of the pres
ent cabinet cannot be held through the ensuing
session of Congress" 1t ends in the same strain,
that the cabinet cannot hold together" The
whole story is false. II is too ridiculous to be
contradicted. I'VE repeat that no cabinet could
be more harmonious than Tie present."