Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
From the Boston Alias.

Loco FOeo MisTtpresenlGii0n.
II Il. e. the Bank BiD was carried at last by the
vote OF MIR Preston, who VIGOROUSLY violates the
almost unanimous public sentiment Of his State.
We cut the above insoIent, false and characters.
tic paragraph from this Washington Globe. Il i,
notorousy Even # ii were true, the Globe
is the very last paper to talk about misrepresenta
ton, when there are no less than ELEVEN Of lis
own party in the Senate who shimelessly, and with
the crosses, disregard Of past professions of regard
for Instructions ofthe people, MIsREPREsESr THEIR
OWN STATES!
What right has the Globe TO assume that South
Carolina is almost unanimousl opposed to a Bank7
Is it because no less than six out Of seven of her
delegation in Congress voted for the late Bink7 or
is It because her Legislature did not vote for Gen
llaTsonl And admitting the last To be conclusive
evidence that South Carol m is opposed to a Bark,
and that therefore Mr. Preston did vote in violation
Of the wishes Of his constituents what an unblush.
ing piece Of arrogant Il Is for the Globe TO
charge Nj Preston with an OF .ncc committed by no
less than s!suen Of us party! Isis not true that
the Bank was carried by the vote Of Mr. Preston.
The majority in it's favor was three; and there were
absent one Wing, and one Loco misrspresonling lis
constituents, CuthOsrt Of Georgia. Had the vote
have been trumphantly carried by vote Of more
than THREE one, and not, as now, by a bare
majority.
% this point we fear not 10 come before tho rto.
pie They have demanded National Bank by
ON overwhelming majority. And, by ih, Tory Sc.
majors who have dared to vote IN defiance Of their
wishes, the people have been well nigh defeated In
obtaining what they 50 much need, and which they
have demanded IN voice that may not be misun.
d,rs'ood or Undecided. For one Wing who may
not have obcycd the voice Of the people Of his State
we can show The Globe eleven times as many Lo.
coioeos. Has the Globe no roproof, c,nsurc, no
admonuion for
iDpREUEL wILLrAMs,1rg
who misreprescnis the State OF Maine, which e'cc-
tod a Wing Legislature, a Wing Governor, and
voted for President Harrison al the last ccon7
Has Il none IN bestow on
iLPPERRY SMlTH.T
Of Connecticut, a Wing State; with Wing m,.
jouly Of SIX THOUSAND, and Legislature over
who. mirgly Wri,2
None Spon irFsILAs wRIGuTerl
who mlsreprcscnts the Empire s ate, with whg
majority Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND, and a Wing Leg
'sature7
None upon
Iirs JAMES BUCHANAN & DANIEL sTUR
| GEON -! misopusenting the Wing State Of
| Pennsy vana, with a Wing Legislature.
None upon mss5rs. Acher and Rives, the Wing
! members from Virginia, coming from = State which
elected lest Spring Legislature Wig in both
brarchCl
| None upon y !" ALFRED CUTHBERT-E -
/ Of Georgn, Wing State, with Whig majority Of
EieHr THOUSAND, and Wing LcgisIo'urcl
| None upon
|iCJs WILLIAM ALLEN and BENJAMIN
| TAPPAN,af-li Of Ohio who mlsreprcs,nt a State
/ that gives m overwhelming Wing majority Of
| E-BTWENTY. FIVE THOUSAND7eG!
Nor none upon irTSR. J. WALKER~C!
Of Mississippi, a State which gave Wing majority
OF two thousand, ard has q Wing Lseslnlure7
None upon it-J"ALEX. MOUTON 81! Of
| Louisiana, Wing State, with Wing Legislature
and a Wing majority Of three thousand
None upon iLJs A. o. Z. NICHOLSON-Hl
from the Wing State Of Tennessee, with Democrat.
io maiority Of TWELVE THoUsAND1
Why does not the Globe haul some Of ia own
friend over the eoas1 Why does il eonhns oil its