Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

~e''' anu the representation NO have quoted is
gross fraud upon his readers. II may have pri- I
'afe adviccs of tho s"rre, opinions and feelings of the
conductors of the Eaquircr aud these may authorize
him to speak he does: but that he is authorized
by the public course of that rn,ious p,pcr TO saw
what he has said above we absolutely S.ny " j.
well understood here least that the ENQUIRER is
Van Burcn--but the fact that the Elitor ba. been
compelled TO keep his prediction in the back
ground, and 10 cschcw all ccnsnro of NJ, C,lboup is
the very Strongest evidence to establish the rcvcrso of
what The Argus wishes to provc--namcly. tina, JI,y
giaia ccnsures Mr. Calhoun. Did In, E,ou;rcr
ddrt-had 1t the honesty To proclaim its wishes and
It's feelings at the cNpeusc al falling on the weak
sidc--it would wage fierce war upon Mr. Calhoun
That It has not done so, springs alone from tmidrv
aud is irresistible ,o tho OF opinion in Viz
gina-as far that paper knors or Jcliercs.
The colleague of the Argus at ". York, seems to
have Justcr idea OF the state Of ,h,nr-; aud he
instead of following the lead given at Albany snap,
hs fingers and says he do rcitto4t Virginia
"The Coalition papers say, that twenty-five Virri
man members OF Congress have seeded from Jnck,
sons administration Let'em. Virginia will Sc,
matters right or, |! shc don't 1t is mater-we can
get along without her. Maine and New UamDsh,r,
are observation-disclosures New Jersey aud Conrcc,icu,
will soon be Jackson.
What the satne paper is pleased rarthc. to say of
Virginia, may be seen in the following.
1t Is known that Mr. farewell III his snccch. on
the turkish Mission declared that the prcsdcn, had
done "a iG,'fess act" IN authorizing rlc ncgociaon,
and Mr. Tyler vulun ccrcd tordccnd the Insulting md
falls" allegation mad. by hls colleague
Certainly the bittcrcst enemy in the ranks oc,hc
oPposion mas never on the iloor Of the house char
ged the President Of the United States in so gross
manner for the discharge ofhc public tuty how in
the declaration may be deem ed iustlfablc bv V,rc,
MIA, remains to Be sccn Would Mr. II zcyc,l Inr
to have charged General Washington with havInr
Done, "a nrt"st act would Mr. TYLER ha We dntcn
dcd such charg? certainly not Those gentlemen
would have d"lndlcd into their proncr duncns,npe
before they vonturcd 10 fix such - ain mp.n tho
Rather OF his Country and yet General Wnshn,,
ton mas done the very same 'lawl,ss act" cl,rrcd
upon General Jackson-hr appointed agcris. oncnlv
and secretly, to negotiate important treaties Gn,inG
the recess OF the Seu1ic--aud very rrnnc,ly ANN,
ted them. SO dr Mr.. Jrir.tsun, sn has VI Madison.
nnd vt the clear. undis,u 81 rght of uiu.r So ba
never before been questioned much rcss b..n d.
caT"d on the No'ro' .hD Senate o have been "a tar
less az,
That every state in the union has dcap regard,
an untoIgned veneration for Virginia all viii freely
aud chcerully admit. Good old virginia tho land -,
great sp'r''s gone 10 better worlds. bu, the ar,,oc
racy OF that democratic state becoming troub O.
somc--thrusng their long line of anc.si ~ con,,r
uay IN Your face talking nf ;heir state a, the ,c
PubHc,"d boid and feuricsS race Sc &c asirthero
swns no other state Throughout, this gre,t c nCdor
acy' IL - amusing and yet provok ny Ia see the
old tinsel-the thrcadbarc laced rufJcs--ond
PIN heel shoes of the "Gnciel regime" eIbuwinr
every body aside to take the lead and such neo %
! fazewell and Tyler, envclopng themselves IN tho
mantle OF Washington, Jefferson and Madison
strut;ng through the Senate and crvinr make ,v,y
for the republic" of Virguia-makc w9y for Ham,
let the Dane Every Virginian Of independent
and manly bearing h,ut s.ch empty pro.
tenders such lmpudemt inflated efforts TO bring
their state into disrepufc.But Mr TYLER has sand mo
ono finds fault with himself or collca1n. thnv !, "a
imagined are unIccountable agents;-have a rirhr
10 oppose Adams to-day, support Jackson ,o-rnor-
a.cr ca5 inc next day and finally charge the
President with committing ''lawless acts" thew prr-
sumo 10 think that they take any pro,ean shane
they please, support oppose any party break down
the democracy OF the country and Join Webster and
taT'ii men, and because they were born IN the re-
! them, ~ W."
We are pleased to know tina, tho contrary is tho
'act-VirgnIn has general interest in preservinn
sustaining and uniting the democratic pnttv of ,Ir
country Virginia Will support Andrew, l,cksnr
and thus show how far the opposition of TazcweU
and Tyler is approved. For the present we maxi
the following extracts /" show the commencement of
public opinion on this subject"
PENNsYLvASrA We presume that the following
intelligence from the Pennsylvania Legislature will
give some surprise and more regret. We knew Mr.
van buren, had many Obcdicnt servants al Harris
onFS' but We did not imagine his influence was suf
c'e"t TO procure the sanction og such principle ,
tha' ior!distrbutng the surplus revenue.
RESOLUTIONS ON The UNION
| -, S,.- MAEoH L..
ne senate c'uncd the consideration Of MIR operso' re-
solutions relative 10 the UuIon second re.dn, ,vhirb ~,
Ions iInce passed the House Of Representatives. Yese
e resolutions which originated the House passed IA.
oats unanimously and the Scbate Adjourned yhic .,
resolution offered by MIR Burden Of the county of Pbu,si
's 'deT consideration, approving present ia INK NJ e
S''ed states Atigr some little sscussion the reoI,o -,
VT BURDEN passed unanimously. MIR Miller Of Perry ,cn
TS resolution approving Of the principle Of FIRST rayin,
VIC N'i"'h' orb', ana thru dividing surpus rev.nuc
os me states and approving Of the Veto the Mavsvis
hoid Mr. Boyd Of the city Of Phladeuha royed No. .,,r
out mat part OF MIR Mer resolution approving oC the v.o
f some dcnsslon, ~ which Mr. Burden did hun. nnch
nnhor ~ oPpo'rg the Neto MIR Boyd Withdrew his amr,J
" ~ oicf 10 take the o the Senate on the - h, 70
'S"ion MIR kern ri Delaware then allied for dv,,o M
,'' resolution Mr. King Of lchgI, and nov a u,rrnbc, az
congress elect opposed tO whole resolution offered Inv NJ
Ne TIC hoped neycro the begging a, the doc,
OF e National Treasury for part surpl revennc n
lay w uebt In order 10 :d of the whole subi.rt NJ
hWg'hh pfppsch To postpone all resolutions m ,ya
B Weeks WHICH, motion lest by a mainriiy If 1 voes "A