Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

ewu party; or who de.rodes the government 10y at :
empting to essassinuic the politco! reputation of
very man who refuses 20 bow the knee TO the cen
trail faction that he has drawn round his press Under
tho management of Samuel ID. lnghon. An Editor,
OF government paper, ought to be wholly national
in his views. feelings and writings lie should know
faction any state; he should Sorns no alliance
with one. and wage no prescription against smother:
especially should lie never make alliance with mi
the secret enemy of the Presided. and pursues
this course IN order TO ruin him. IL - no doubt
this object that now mpcs Green to prescribe our
party, and fattcr the innrmers of the Sentinel
which Is rcGorsly engaged III the same task of rcu
cling the popularity of ;rc President t. 81 low cbb
that he may be induced tn decline a recollection. and
thus open the way for Doctor Su hrrlands candidate
You Will recolect that Green openly opposed, and
violently denounced the nomination. Of The Presiden.
for reelection, last winter, a. did Burden and Sa
thcrland. Finding open opposition unava;ling he Is
now pursuing the same cumberland work which
marks the bold aud designing politicians of the Sen
iinel Both are now combined To rum The present
administration IN the opinions of the people. and
this object they Il fair way - accompl h,
unless the government discards the Sentinel, which
is tn feeble organ of the ctious minority and the
Congress "nuhy" Green from his high station of
public deiancr OF the friends oi tic President.
/ l, Is we'll known chat Green works on the plan Of
intimidaiing the President III his press He uvaw-
cd this the object ofhs beckguard attack up II
Judge BALDWIN. Krpt back from intrusion BY the
rcpulsivey cold department of the executive he had
no other resource than to flv tn his old weapon
steep his pen afrcsh ,hc gall of n.ailce. and the
dirt of calumny, and hur the concentrated lserrcl
filth ut the object selected rs his victim
The people he original and culy SINCERE
friends of Jackson. F'om TIC period al his inaugu-
ration up 70 this moment; the Only III VIII hc mas
sustained, has been caused by Coon, the Scntlnci
Junio. and the AmrrIcal r'ignic, ingham Was
il wise. or prudent III lo executive. - select men
whose very characters cast shad Nv him,
AID whose interest 20 suiy anu dc troy aim at
! Inc earl!cs, aud mos; conV"ni-nl hou''
MARTIE LUTHER. Jr.
I'not wise in h. Pfesiden, TO make, and to st'c,
TO such selections hop.si in the Inquirer to
TIME its support and alulailcm Of HIM How wall i;
Judge his fitness for his Office, nut by his work.:
The New York Corner & Enqnircr relates tho
following beautiful! incdcn',' from the lips oF m old
gentleman who had II from Thnmis Paine himself.
l'hr time selected for %ivn: publicity Ia the beau
tiini 'nc'i1nt' as the Courier justly styles it, rs no
less apP''pna,r tan Tho incident itself is honoura',
The hir, is very dcicatey givcn
When Hamilton Rowan effected his escape from
an Irish prison and went Paris he met Thomas
game IN ','~ -tseei an ;cy agreed sD...L Tie ca,
together in the country Gr. Paine called Mr..
Monroe 10 inform him o: i, and that he should not,
due with han that day On Mr. Paincs mentioning
the name at Hamilton T. wan, Mr. Menrue desired
Nlr Paine 10 introduce him. whic! he did Mr..
/ Monroe received h,In with great cordially and re-
sweet Nr. ROwaa then took his leave, and when
ih'y were descending the stairs 10 90 their walk.
-.
- Mr. Rowan has met with great many difficult
tics. 1t IS most probabie he may be difficulty with
respect 10 money; please to tell him from me that
wi!i supply HIM
Fisher Amas ts1ys the New York Evening JournaD
once wrote to his friends the Editors Of The New
England Palladium, in the following strain Of advi .
He cntreated them 'uo: 20 follow the common GUS
tom of describing al tie Lorrid thunder showers
oTstTous bi,ths, and horrid accidents they should
hear of. There would doubtless occur" he said
every year. number OF heavy thunder shove s. that
would split oak trees all to slvcrs; and there would
be sows that would "a, up their owa pigs and large
melons that would weigh------ conSIerubf,--.- and
rnonstTous grea, rats caught traps or who would
barely escape with the loss Of their tails; and for his
part he supposed that if any would only imagine
to himself certain number, say two or three dozen
OF these incidents to every year, he would he
quite as wise, as though be had duly rcgd al. the
amazing particulars"
| a meeting OF cl,zcns of Ehz1bethtown (Ohlo
county and is vicinity, approve of the proceedings
of Wheeling, for ceiing the North Wos' portion or
Virginia north of line run from the South West
point Of Maryland to the Ohio RIVER to MARYLAND
md have appointed committee 10 aid the views or
the Wheeling meeting. The Clarhsburc ENQUIRER
supports the ulrasu'e f the approaching Legislature
withhold jnsticcl and in;imatcs that the desire of
separation il general
Tho Boston Statesman, ba-inp c,aimcd Judcc
Prcntlss, The Senator from Vermont. rs Jack
sonan. that gentleman thus caps the cxtinrnishcr
upon the hopes ofthe Statesman.
MoSrrrrLrn, Nov. 9Th. 1890
Gen'lrmcn.--I have received your letter Of the
9TH instant IN which you say tina, on article ma ap-
pcarcd III The Boston $ esinaf, founded on the AZ
thor'y at letter SAID IN nsc been written from ths
place, stating that J belong the Jackson partv
and representing M election 20 lie Esnuious tn
unph "fthat party.
regret extremely that such letter should Inv,
been written 10 create misapprelierslnn abroad or
tina. there should be any occasion for mo 10 notice
1t; but since The representation has been made and
published, not only n The paper referred tn bni other
papers, ioei II my duty, 10 '!iis formal manner f.
contradict u. IL val be sufficient for inc tu gov
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