Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

principles more marketable and which could n,
| more conveniently shaped TO cTcumstanees &c
Then has South Carolina nothing to hope from Johr
| iyier.'-Chayi'stOa Mercury.
| There Is no doubt that the President is one nj
'hose very men. They all adhered to notification
Us long Ms It's flag was seen flying. They adhered
90 IN It's worst times. President Tyler wen,
INTO minority with it in Virginia; judge Man.
gum IN North Carolini. And as they were true to
'her notification principles in the darkest times
~ 'he haza'd and at the cost OF their national
popularity, SO have they each and all been true ID
their wing principles. Gov Tyler lost his seat in
the United States Senate, because he opposed the
principles OF Van Buren,; Judge Mansum because
ne resisted the msrulc Of Jackson. Shoulder IN
shoulder, and in company with MIR Calhoun.
'hey fought the battle Of free principles against
the monarehical measures and dosmas Of Jack
son ana Van Buren,. Tyler, Preston and Marsum
third and fourth rate men,r-ate now wbcre ali
the wing nulIiors out OF South Carolina are Tbev
nave stood their ground, unchanged by either tri-
nmph or defeat! They have never been afraid of
minority. They adhered to cause which all
thought hopeless-ior who. AMONG nil U,,r;.on,
opponents, thought he would be elected when ho
was nominated3 Where was the Van Bu,cnc
that thought Van Buren, could be bea,en3 TvIer
preston, Mangum, wings ALL nulli6ers ALL stuck nv
nem p.lnelPes ana Their friends, when. to be true
N
al minority aud certain defeat. They have welded
not Jot TO circumstance, and asked not whether
Tue weather was foul Or fair. They have been
consistent. Where are all their brother nulh6.,s
OF virginia, Georgia, Mississippi Where are
Uhmer, Floyd, Habcrsham, Dawson? What
ptomihent man Of the old notification Marty
except MIR. Farewell, who is a Van Bureni,cS
w mere are nine -tenhs OF the nufiers of Georgia.
Virginia, North Carolina, and Mrssissippi3 A.
they not all Whiss-true to their friends and their
principles They saw nothing in the Sub.trcasutv
Mhch was 10 wash away all the sin and pollution
whieh Mr.. Calhoun had denounced in Van Buren,s
administrations. Like Baynr, Cheves, H,milton
thompson and McDufhe, they regarded the Sub
ueesury' us an aggravnton rather than a compen-
S, ,ot those smS. The country has pronounced
us Nerdiei; the South has rendered its iudeucn,
anu we ieei certain that Tyler, Preston, and Man
gum rear not the decision OF posIerlty. They.
VINO accuse them, with the history of the countyv
.iesh IN remembrance ofa acting from interest," ted mo.
~ 'eSIoi seeking Their own advantage-are binder
thah oats, more deaf than adders-are possessed
10y party fury that will neither hear nor reason.
Du' why need we reply TO the blind rage thai calls
preston, Mangum and Tyler "third and fourth rate
men Z" "'" 'ou'ui ta'e
Preston, third or fourth rate man. twiee elected
Senator from 5. Carolinatl
.. Mansum, who received the vote OF South Caro-. |
Nua, hs tribute OF respect for the PTesdencyi
iy'er, VINO was honored by South C. aroinn. of |
dency!! Wv 'N'i 'es'-
What n taste South. Carolina has for third an
Iourth taIe men-not content with giving her chief
hohor 10 her own third or fourth rate man twice
she must go out Of her own borders TO select two
hrd and fourth rate men, to fill the Presidency and
Vice Prcsidency!! "'N
But an end TO comment on such mere ,Lps.
CAMPBELL