Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-12-01

mature and deliberate consideration" That
many patriots republican democrats, VERY pretty
words well calculated adj captandum, &c were
seen to go TO the polls and vote against you"
NJ And that some patriots, republican democrats,
who voted for you, had the magnanimily TO come
forward and sign the instructions" Cobham
must be aware, that the question can be retoried
with Somc effect. Did you not, Sir, ayow on the
bench, that you never could support Mr.. RiveS,
under any circumstance That you differed
with him toto cPlo, on many questions involving
The fundamental principles Of the sovernmentI
Did no, some vote for him, who signed the in
NruotionSl II is an old and true saying, that
rule must work both ways 10 be good" Your
good sense can make the application. Call
meeting, SAYS Gotham and see who will attend"
coniemptuouS threat indeed-but eyafy hing
is contemplate, that il at war with the party.
"Your vote for y. W. Leigh, says Cobhsm, hlles
up the chapter Of your inconsstencies'' HIS
optics are very keen when applied TO the detection
Of your failings-snd / have no doubt, II the
mole was out Of his own eye, but that he would
zee much clearer Fortunately however, fof your
political existence, the mote is there, for olheI-
wise you might be used up most unceTemoni-
ously--in manner, a perfect sin 10 David
Croekei. There ia no doubt, but "'yobhsm a.
sTeeS much nearer in his "prsieSsirt principles,
with Mr. Leigh, than with - rs himself dc
y a !IesSer, presume -Ant-F Force Bill, TsrIn,
Internal Improve mont, and Anti- Bank, OF course.
All Of which principles Mr. Leigh professeS.--
But the Senator cannot be believed. No laithcan
be attachcd 10 MS IaoSt Solemn aSSfNcThtlOu> Ou
the contrary, what the "Idof" says, Is as true as
immu,sble truth itself, though "he" is pro aud
con n Bank, rs his passions gain tho ascsndaney.
Mr.. Leigh is y full "grown quasi Rank man.
Can "Cobham" be really so cTedulous as to be
lievs what he asSerts2 Does he know 50 little of
the moral character of the Hon. SENATOR Does
he know any thing about him. save what he has
gathered from the Globe or its kindred printSi A
dispoSii ion 10 withheld cfedence from his verac-
", srgEeS a most lameniable corruption in the
Parry" Hisfame will be bright--his laurels will
be green, when thousands Of his opponents, and
their ephemersl productions will be merged 10
chaotic Oblivion.
But "Surry-noblc Surty--psiriotic, democra-
tic, Republican SuTry," (sir. do you not scent
somslhing in the aiRicd Eslsl) to her eternal honor
is'Dsmocratic, alias Republican. That S,"noble
| Surry," is'tooth aud toe nail" dyed in the wool
| in Jacksonism Sir. you cannot coincide with
"Cohham." Nor can noble Surry" with all her
rdfrishe Democratic Republication" aided by
the genus ola "Cobham" convince any reading,
intelligent man, that the principles Of the Ptoela-
nation, Ferce Bill and Protest, are the identical
/ principles which have ever governed the old Ne
yubliedn PHrty. A candid review Of he acts of
this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so palpably inconsist-
| emit 30 heterogeneous IN their nature--,vhioh
claim, however, the "unshsken" confidence OF
the pis-bdid raVfy-cannot bst convince any indi-
vidusl whose Imagination snot haunted by Bs-k
eAinsros, ifhe he State Rights man particularly
that the Administration has dcvisted from the
path Of Republieanism-hs claimed powers not
| snly at war with the Constitution, but far sur.
passing the rild,d notions Of the great Alexander
Hamilton himself Sir, hisunnecssSsry 70 enter
into the exposition 81 Jackson mirule, we're
| eempstent tbeg leave, therefore, 70 refer yosr
rsrfierlsr frisrd "Cosham," 10 DR. Cocks's let
ter, Of AIbemsrle. Let him COO Il over and over,
and fsiter myself ifhis Jscksonisn be no, in