Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-12-01
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Extract of letter 10 thc Editor, Of the u. s.
Telegraph, dated ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1891
The results Of the election which has just swept
over the State have astOniShed both parties, none
more so, than Mr.. William L. Marcy who was
so Respondent that the Vice President Is said 10
have complained, before the election, Of the diff
Gully and troublc IL gave him, magician a, hc
was IL infuSe proper degree of buuyant hope
into the bosom Of the Mortgage Candidate
Yes, SO tits The tories have succeeded tompn.
rarlly IN this great State, and the strange aud
dangerous enthusiasm which the successful b1ttle
of New Orleans impellcd tothe support Of Jack
Sons'S presumed Inialibiiity, has once more tri-
umphed IN New York II has been aided ma
terially, blythe industrious hostility ofthe Jackson
party against the Bank of the United States.
The tactic of MIR. Van Burcn has been well dis
played ~ this matter Indifferent To principle
destitute of consiSency--waveri IN his DO
lticS -cquvocal ~ his dsclarat0us--an faith.
less " his friendships, the grand strategy of the
Vice President - readily condensed iRto the
single word DEcgrTIoN.
The history OF his past political life has been
portrayed with admirable fidelity aud effect, by
a writer IN the New York Star, who sign, him
self Pdttict HeHrH.' This gentleman believe
me, has occupied a station IN political life which
gave him an ample opportunity Of understanding
thoroughly every political fnauuuvre Of probing
also the motveJ played o1 los The now Vice Pre-.
sidcut. since the year 1872 Mr. Van Buren, can
by no possibility escape the accuracy Of this gen,
nemin's knowledge, The Gdclity NJ his memory
or the certainty Fl his just vengeance The en-.
tile silence of the Albany Argus, since the ap.
pearancc orthc first ofthis series orlcuers. Is no
mean item Of proof in favor Of their correctness
These letters then. slJrding abundance Of proof
that what have said above Is true. as H. Mr.
Van Buren's tactics down "a lS3O. are sgnalIy
corroboried by The past policy Of the Van Bmen
parry proper
AZ ih. clsse Of the last session Of Congress !,
was regularly decided IN concave. fhst the opIy
saving policy Of the dominant pauv was IN foyf
iag ne Rank question upuu the anti qdIninis.r,
ton parry. Accordingly u has been fore,d and
IN this State with degree Of zral. perseverance
and success worthy Of better cause Mr. Van
Buren knew well, that M any thing like fair ar
| gumcni before the people, the administrator
could not sand. He resorted 10 his old trick
Dso,PiioHj the question was Immediately declare,
/ TO be Bdnk ~ 40 Bank. II was. In reality. n,
I more Bank or no Bank, Than IL was Posi- Office o
no POS Office; but the Argus and its ableci follow
| ers, beloved awnv LASTLY Bank or no Bank
| ana TO- TIE hucuating voters Of New York still,
swallowed the lie 10 n sufficient and The desirei
| extent Under the belief that they have beet
gong against the Bank, they have gone foy TN
] PrOclamatlOn, the Force Bill The paper read /,
/ the Cab net, and the Protest. DOcu nents which
with the peoples sanction Of their PRINCIPLES On,
afford adequate excuse for the incipient assnmp
iionsoi absolutely deSpoic power, when conhde,
to bad hands
| The election in this State was also influence
4 by the enormous influx Of illegal votes. Gu
good frfends Of the Emerald Isle were polit
snsugh 10 come in, NJ the solicitation Of the 10
res, aud be natufalized in great numbers--t
vote fof Gen. Jackson ofeourse, rs he is said 4
be pailaBder. IN the city Of New York ,beu
1000 we're eivilly introduced during the fhre