Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

N''S'""'"' i'"'" tue imbeciic and despotic hands
whch now WELD It, with his cabinet OF third rates.
MS pohsncd band OF slandercrs and the host Of par
asites anu Office hunters who besegc tho palace and
inc departments, or by re eecting him and recopnz.
ing the abuses of his constitutional dscrcion con.
vert irce country into tyranny.
We make two other quot ations confirmin, r,,
other quarters the statements of the Advertiser md
Commercials
49, From The Farmers .4ofpocafe
M E.tcrioN.-The Argus has uttered it's ploritf
ZION u, inc result al the late elections claiming il
10 triumph ot "he republican party IL WINS to h
expected that result entirely unhoped fnr ,vo,I
produce IN ina party eNravagant emotions of inv AMI
l"at 'e ooiitIons oi its cXutaton would bear some
proportion TO the deepness of its preyious de-;
But !, was not to be expected that thew wonII -
grossly mistake the tokens of public sentiment ne .,
consider whut Is only posponement OF the cxpc,
W" vi Il" T "eV',aole sentence as triumphant nc-
Pu !'aL Inc Regency must be aware thut th,v
ana merely IN the posture OF reprieved felons 'T6
voice III The community had pronounced Their 60
uc',na''on IN tones that were not to be mstsken.
""u Wnirh sent qna NC and terror TO the inmost rc
CO.'S 81 their hearts. That sentence is in no ro,ns,
| reversed. but only post poned Sp'''
we repeat what we often said before the declens;o al,
The V"rkmgmcns candidates for Governor tbn, H.
election was no indication of the streng,b of . 10
IN the STATE After the tardy refusal of Con By
ia" oh'y ,alylng point presented for the opnossr,
W ,", e'' n'genev was unfortunately, candidate.
VINO however otherwise acceprab was the I..Jo,
and pledged to the support of the princ;n, 81,
ANTI ma'onry. The contest, as it Respected ,hn
highest Offices IN the state, was narrowed J '"o
tS point; ana the electors were left to decide ,ybo
ther hey preferred tn" existing Albany Regencv o
new organized Antl-masonic Regency. IL il per
fectiy no. ofous that the Question distinctly Ma
ced upon this ground by alt but the pe,soned 80;
ers OF the old Regency The Wo kinpmen,s a
almost without exception announced the tictot =;
TINS form 1t was simply and exclusively a choice
OF evils, so considered and declared TIE -.
has shewn that the majority of the peoplc thu
that there is one political evil more TO be dro,JJ
han even the Albany Regency. If that f,c,;on go
derive any caus" OF graduation from this decision.
they are welcome 10 n. We will no d,stu,h ~
complaccncy OF their feelings" 'ne
us thus we think, unanswerably shown that Tho
jackson triumph in New York was effected nv Ga,
forces. From public and private sources :, :. A.;
tncty and positively asserted, that at this ,imo Ar
Clay is stronger in New York than ei,bo, J.o,.-'
or Van Buren, Two years n re not Ikolv n ,,.E
hut to strengthen this preferences for as Mr. cl,r;.
out of public life, he can give no cause Of of,n..
and a. the others in, they will contjpue n o,,u.
the opportunity, (thc latter especially0 of dg;,s;,
the disgust, they have thus far so we'll spcco.d.5
creating
The New York Age. of Saturday is still n,oro
empha'ic than others already quoted
From the .Net1 York Are
7Ae Eieetion-TheIe certainty of the m,;o,;, >. 8,
TROOPS voes.probably six thousand II =; mr.
ddae OF their own; but cell known ba no can
amaJoI,y OF our party united in support of Ms noogh
for Mr. PhrooP In Duchess Orange and sa sun. or voted
o n n1l nnca Jag was unfnrled, members of Cow
gess nave been elected by handsome maio;es ra VI con
sency Governor received large aory of bs .ne Ne
but decided stand aUi, U V aaSer'se which late
The result OF the late erection has proved IL says;
pie and by the with which have aiav oy me PEG,
s an" ns COUNTIES adionng-Rensseaer Columbia Nh III
so'ey ann Oneida which have given and ca. mont
give and will give whenever the question shall any lime
W MAJORITY OF are thousand for the national Ien, lone
IN fhotyeo
~ IS unfortunate we have been divided We nn'ooP"
Claws friends in the state Ts ana so have majority of Mr.
Us no test OF our strength That have er;d.S
large majority the State friendly to tho and indeed
aud to Henry Clay the successor of Gen system
snency no one acquainted with state of na; 'ne IRE
WI deny u the question, which is natural n can or
asked why have the regency elected ma one should be
ners OF Congress, as well OF Senators and menu
except The few counties namer above a nave silently
snnc trends TO take the lead ofernS ann ma
III .e nes' place. compare the number of orr vos f
members OF Congress, with Mrs and see who 'I h lor
friends: indeed we sb pa OF our policy deceive our
statements not founded facts or waTan,. akns any
w G.Gun'.rnces ana we do not hesitate to declare orr G
% G n Ihe question could be taken 10 morrow, u;
ms stale Mr. Cays majority any candidate wn% IN
waiting Two years for trial ~ "'"''ne ny
Now we ask is it probable, that theso n,,,x. N
high'y intelligent should either be deceived tbor,.
Selves or attempt to deceive others, pb;s 10 ,h
evidence we promised to adduce of tho fvor,h1o
state OF popular opinion IN New York This i Tho
evidence supported by strong body of circums,nn
ceS' Wh'eh authorizes the opinion that New Yo,t bo
S"ared ~ that disappointment and dispust which b.o
detached Kentucky, Ohio and MARYLAND from Tho
AdmnStration' and tempered down to relucton, M.
Puoseence' or aint support that furious zeal which
Characterised The earlier days of Jackson,sm Eyon
I" virginia JacksonIsm IS torpid and lifeless. Hero
the President has done something 10 crafty Tho
friends OF State Righr, in negativlnp the MavsviIle
bIE We say nothing of the West India T,odo ,ou
mat affair begins to be better understood, bpt evon
that stimulnn' scarcely keeps Jnckson;s,n avail,
What must It be in other States ofopposite interests
and politics.
RUINED SOUTH CAROLINA
Fne providence Daily Advertiser states tbo,