Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06
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TrESDAY MoRNING. ApRIL 6. Isao.
TnE REPUBLICAN PARTY.


! We recently published the nomination of President
Jackson for reelection by The New Yorl, Courier &
Enquirer, in the name and on behalf of The Repuhli-
can PaF;y' This print is HAT lately edited By Mai.
+ oa!r, who has pockc,cd tho suryoyorship of the
Port Of New York, for his services to Tic Hero, and
retired to cjoygotiun oiaa 9ignafe. Soon after hs
retirement, the Enquirer was consolidated with the
Courier, conducted by one Mr. Webb, and the anal
gum remains uider his gudmcc, with the compound
appeation ofthc Courier and the Enquirer Having
erected himsclf into supreme empire, over whatever
concerns The Republican Paty-its interests. usagcs.
nominations, and the latest and most authentic marks
by which true Republican may be known and
trusied-t may be interesting to the people Of Vr-
GINA, who generally belong TO the Republican
School-to know little moro of, who this Mr.. Webb
this kind guardian and gratuitous organ of lo Rcpub-
lean Party, is' This iuformliou is supplied by an
authority held paramount By every true Jacksonian-
in sfor, by Gen. Duff Green, himself In the Tile.
graph Of Wednesday. appears the following notices
Of 1T. James Watson Webb;
"Who is it that speaks thus: Is not this print
under the political guidance of Lieut.. Webb late of
the United States Army r. he not the same man
who, having received snbalterns commission fron,
Mr.. Monroe treated with more than internal
kindness by his commanding oficer2 Did he not
Itpdy iht hlluueS5 ny pIEItTIg iWCltY-scNc lHlee
charges against his benefdctor' Was he not driven
from tho army in disgrace? Did he not after yards
By accident, obtain an interest and control over
paper protesting TO adhere 10 the usages Of the Re-
publican party? Did he not afterwards oppose tho
regularly nominated candidate for that party from
consdorn ions OF private Interest," Did he not obtain
n scat IN the Republican Nominating Committee by
initiate, and was he not thrown ont of rammany Hall
sans ec' cmoiiie, cUioies2 Did he not abandon
Gen. jackson By Withdrawing his uuine as the candi.
date Of his paper for few p1ltry advertisements;
Did no MT PUBLISH IN The Courier OF TIC 9TH Noycin-
Der, iG22 tho following notice.
'EXrULsIoS, i RoscHtpTtov.--7Th General Rept,,,-
ican Committee a. il called, Of the city aud county
of New York met last evening al Tammany. and
passed resolution not only TO discontinue their sub
'scrplion TO the Morning Courier but rravclv decided
thnt our beretc parcr should longer be considered
AN oyg0n Of the party. Have thcy tho vanity fo
think or believe tnnt their dcuunciation viii affect
our prosperity
Did he pot, on tho same day, speaking of Major
Noah, publish in the Courier the following:
u othe clgious and moral portion OF tho com
'munlty wo say, read tho proclamation Of this self
cronted Judge OF Israeli aud Judge for yourself Of It's
'OtdsPteWy. Christians. you road % without
'shuddoung, Can You uphold the man that thus trfos
with every thing socrcd2 Answer on your consci
'onccs.'
Did not his abuse Of the Enquirer and his utter
want OF Judgment and capacity as Editor bring
tho Courier into dsrepue and involve its proprietors
10 heavy 0sscs' Did he not afterwards with the
funds Of other purchase the Enquirer under tho
hope that be- could purchase the Republican party7
Did he not, on the e5th May 1929, address the FOL
lowing letter
TO the Chairman oftho
'Rcpublican Gcneral Committee