Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

tualiy tuhkS upon tneH contents Tor himself!
most decided failure.
The people the Uuitci States must feel quit
much gratiiied jackson does attered, NJ this nj
ofintelligenc,. It must delight them and give Il
most exalted idea ofthe abilities and energies Of
new President to learn, that no actually "reads
letters addressed TO him." nay, "forms bis own Of
ions upon their contents!" Ah Washington, Jes
son ond Madison how does your renown sink abs
cd from competition, with that of your successor
"reads tho letters addressed 20 him. and farms
own opinions upon their contents!"
Did ever courtier make such tlundcr, ~
ever hat,ercr intent upon his object, make SO ID
crous mist6iloi
Parties have rc-organized in Massachusetts, un
the three names OF National Repx5iiean, Repu5is
aud Jackson Republican. Tho las. title speaks z
i,sef-the second we understand TO be composed T.
troy OF old Republicans, friendly to the late Adm
ietra,icn-the first of old Republicans and FEEDER
lists, Unfortunately, also in favor Of the late Adm
si.on. What is the difference in the principles
these parties, it is moro difficult tn learn-little
none most likely, independent Of mentor it is the !
cvitabe tendency OF all political parties to dcgenerf
into mere disputes nbout men. 1t is difficult for n
parties 10 exist in tho community at the sa /,
time and referring in their differences 10 tho subee
Compromise and amagar,a,ion must unite the
weakest against the strongest or the strongest a
the weakest against the third most obnoxious for
coursc and opinions. Attached to the same men, g
having the same great ultimate cuds in view, coucs
ring to despise the Jackson Republicans for their i,i
ience and man worship, las their name inpors.)
hope the Republicans and the National Republics
will bury the tomahawl and unite against the CO
mon foe.
, These parties wore 10 sooner orgsuized than III
respective strength was Put 10 tho test, the Stu
elections in Massachusetts, being Just over. In B.
ton and vicinity, the Jackson Republicans were 70
ted, having gained accession of tre.y md no No,
since the Presidential election in November. q,
result shows that the Heros success has no, Jacl:s
: nizcd Massachusetts.
Fareig1 .Ncrs.--The country render vr;h find ,
intelligence from England very late and very int.
Gsting That country is IN the agony of great cri.
and though ministerial influence will easily suffice
carry the measure of restoring the Catholics to
rights Of men and citizens through Parliament Y
IT may not suffice to e!lay tho storm Of popular RI
and fauaticism. How dangerous the crisis in. i, o
dent, when Mr.. Porl plainly acknowledges in
House OF Commons, the alternatives to be, CONGO
, ions TO the Catholics, or civil war in ireland: q
when we find him and tho Premier sacriiioinp ,
most cherished opinions OF their lives TO the or,
state necessity which they thought den,snded ,
surrender. Terminate as it vii. tho co. ss.t IF
Duke of Wellington and Of Mr.. Peel, in s4fefine
'hc. popularity to the interests or u, r c.,,intfvs
however tic intelligence of + .'ai.a, n.Irh a. :
upon the Catholic claims nur,Iters are crestir.,t
thcm-is worthy ofgrcut men.
. Iue Danger IS not now, TINT tho CHii,oI;e c,o;
VIII De rejected, or Of disturbances from, Ire,ons
rom inc ohect Of the emancipation of the Ca,bo,
upon Tue nhddling and lov classes of England 7
IPt'Jndiccs of the ignorant portion NJ m. F.,
'galnst the catholics and the Catholic B.l;,,;su
their real and unaffected horror of co,bo,;.
II 'ne uovernment---s perfectly Incredible TO N,
, Vn unS country who have not witnessed 81,
demonstrations Of the feeling, or who do :
rccoilect its marvellous results in the 81.
OF Charles and James the second. and rs =
GEORGE Gordon. At this moment tho o--o.1 -,
word ''no PoPery." is ringing throughout N,qla
ana every garden wall from Lands End IN Noy,c,s,
IS inscribed with the Same talisnan. The an,rv :,
dtion Of popular feeling is apparent from the ir,
mcfaole petitions, signed by hundreds ortbouc,r
pouring into Parliament and ifthe act Of eu,pcf
ton docs not lead to sedtion and tunut tbroro,,r
the towns Of Engasd and Scotland, it will be- tsv
able conclusion hardly anticipated BY Ministers tho
selves ''e
on Friday, wo shall publish aTr. Pccls sncr.h
large IN which he assigns the reasons wbieb \,
swayed him to remit his opposition TO the ol.,r,y
ireland, and to advise the King to RECOMMENDS :,
novel OF disabilities, noi'rthsidadfng 6is ind,;S,
opposition 10 Catholic claims mas nnchnnr,d ord !,
ehansenb'e It is this confession which ot.so,
Mr. Peel and give additional interest to the s,r
gle. what effect his apostacy las the Anti. CstboI
call it has had upon his popularity with TINT rnr
moy be inferred from thefact ofhis losnO hs oIc
ZION nj Oxford, and bis c~n fathers tokn1 nm oo,,
ana eiieicut part against him. Yhis isolated circu
stance denotes phFensicd state Of public MINI.
paole Of producing instant and tremendous reabl,r
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