When was it published?

April 8, 1839 in The Daily Herald

Domestic News April 8, 1839

The Daily Herald

Q: What keywords are associated?

Cabinet Changes, Political Harmony, Globe Newspaper, Philadelphia Sentinel, National Intelligencer

New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

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What is this article about?

The Globe newspaper responds to a Philadelphia Sentinel report on potential Cabinet changes, explaining a premature insertion without comment and affirming the current Cabinet's perfect personal, political, and official harmony.

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The Cabinet.—In reference to the paragraph from the Philadelphia Sentinel, announcing meditated changes in the Cabinet, and its appearance in the Globe of Wednesday without comment, the Globe of Thursday says:

The scrap below was cut out to be inserted with a contradiction. It was inserted prematurely, and we are glad of it, as the National Intelligencer has found a mare's nest in it, as it affords inducement for saying that there never existed a cabinet in more perfect harmony, personally, politically and officially, than the present.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Cabinet Changes Political Harmony Globe Newspaper Philadelphia Sentinel National Intelligencer

Domestic News Details

Outcome

denial of meditated cabinet changes; affirmation of perfect harmony in the present cabinet.

Event Details

The Globe addresses a paragraph from the Philadelphia Sentinel announcing meditated changes in the Cabinet, which appeared in the Globe of Wednesday without comment. The Globe of Thursday explains it was inserted prematurely instead of with a planned contradiction, and uses the incident to state that the current Cabinet is in more perfect harmony than any previous.