Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31


"names by cunning caught and spread to subscrvs
vile political objectM
AS to the gaining of political power--hat is III,
ayowed object Of the Anti 6Ia.ons-for bv no o,be,
means can they accomplish their Ultimate ends Is il
improper that they should seek it, being firmly ner.
suaded of tho importance of those ends, IT. feeln,
prediction for Mr. Clay, they should cndeuyor
farther to strengthen their interests, by combining
IFS eiec'ion witn o'hcr immediate political purposes
is there any thing immoral, oisrcspectablein il,
No'hins 1t is done by all parties and BY none
more ssfuy than the jackson party who in the
a'e canvass attempted aud accomplished the delicate
task of combining support of Jackson with support of
TIC iarH IN cquarier and support Of Jackson with
opposition to The Tariff in ano,hcr-ana,c1Dp, no, less
oase than successful Such combinations legitimate
or otherwise, as they are based truth and sincerity
II the Anti Nasons prefer Mr. Clay--lf they think
MIN more competent than the Ignorant old man who
grasps the sceptre with all the enacity, and all the
Puerie delight OF second inancy-f they think tho
great interests of the country will be better promo
ted by Mr. Clay, and that his election will restore
the lost tone aud liberal,y Of political feclins-their
support Of him cannot be attacked on the ground
that they have Other objects in view which bis cleo
ton may promote.
One word as TO the political power meant. The
Republican would intimate that we meant Federal
Power-that it was by the arm of the General
Government, tina: Masonry was to "be put under the
ban of the law" We meant no such thinr. Does
the Republican suppose would dare express such
an heretical opinion within fifty yards of Tho Ritch
ie: We meant State power, aud could scarcely Ina We
oecn understood TO mean any thing else.
As TO Mr.. Clay's renouncing .Uasonrv-bo will do
no such thing Did he feel the disposition, he woud
not subject himself to the suspicion which il wopld
necessarily entail upon him.
The -NuLlyyerS.--It unnot be doubted iho, in tho
calculation of chances the MULTI, ers have turned
their eyes to England as sure resource in case IF
need The idea has been broadly alluded to in their
toasts speeches, &c From the following, extracted
from Niles Register of Saturday it is surmised tina,
an agent has been actually sent to England by the
Columbia leaders, in the person of Dir McCord
Editor of the Columbia Telescope we hope the
s. Caroiua Press will sift this matter to the bottom
We have seen circumstances stated which render !,
wholly improbable, that alr. McCord went upop b;s
own affairs
that in the Register of 1897 Vol ss nae. ISS
S naue some remarks on speech of young gentleman Of
published by himself Allied the small amount of fv clos.v
printed pages Including the notes. in which be sad ,nn
about "Nes and Carey" "Nies Clay, Co." and 90 fouh.
and he greatly prded himself discovery of Ie,al 60
IN tue ese' though suffering Gracfly the same 10 mass
through his swn book!Bu that nothing .Alps and Py
Iennes sunk before the logic and dc,stion disciple of D.
CooPeor OF czens of the nation Of South laroIina, ia
peases theu to say the natural color of black tboush
ey nave often taught us poor ignorant was %
why niaeH must be-or green yellow any other coor
that they shall please prescribe '0'
we meet with article the Essex Register and o,hs,
papers, as exac ted from The "Se York Courier and From
eI, IN which II IS very broadly utimaed that 1r s1cIo,d
was recently despatched By Dr. Cooper and his
ana CO calculatos Of the value Of the union ON n 80
ordinary mission TO England (from whence he has i re-
turned TO ascertain The dres Of support that igh be or
Pcc'ed IRON Great Britain If Soath Cayol.na shall "u
the acts Of the general government V9
We know nothing of this matter further than h,,,d -
Cou.eI and Enquirerbu ecolee several RASCAL nublisa
ons IN south Carolina which the expectation British aid
TO support The contemplated decidedly entertained
ano from the following would appear that MIR McCots
S such as hn'ed at in the "Courier has en-
urey successful John Bull wishing another cotton prowns
colony well stocked with white and black slaves 1e
1s" Wheat and Flour have experienced consider
able rise in consequence CT the late news from Eng
land The average price of Wheat in this city yes
to-day was 81 8, and in great demand. Canal Flour
is held at S. so, and scarce.
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