Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
e from the Enquirer;
MR.. TYLER.

.h1N. 1 LEX.
We understand, the Chief Masistr,,. os ,b, -,
Ton Is siit harrassed ~ crowds oivi.i,ors-nnd we
are happy 10 hcLr, he means TO seek souc rc-,c,
tlon from WISH 70 Virginia as soon ne n. car 80
s'v.y escape from the cares OF Office srp,l,,,,,
writes on Tuesday, There never was \ man 50
utSe" n correspondent o. the Uoi,ed States Ga
zettc OF PRlsdep hia, also writes on the OH H.,
the PRESIDENT has been SO much hagrassed b, ,bc
business incidental 10 81 Extra Session and bv Tho
CioNHs OF visitors on business and ceremony WHOM,
he has been under the necessity Of reccIyirr H.,
season OF Tepose Is absolutely necessary for tb,
confirmation o. his health" The same Phi.grlpL;,
SC'tesponienilS LIBERAL enough 10 Justify the Veto.
-1'' ~ 'He same breath, tails mo an error. which
We ice. ourselves bound TO correct at once IL
says, The address the Wing members procl.irTs
thai noihlng m the shape of 4 Bank is 10 he ~
pecter during the administration of NJ TIE
ms is altoge her STaiEostS Those " no b,y, ON.
POI'unI.5s 70 Nno" Tue sentiments Vi the President
are con" ithl, mat al the next session he will rro
pose Fiscal Agent consistent with the Crp,ri,r
ton ana competent % perform a me functions of
Tie Government, and incidentally 10 furnish q t,pi
country" '''0
II the writer mems, tia. NJ 7. Wi. recommend
or sanction Bank, he may be assured thar he -
grossly mistaken. We have the mos; iudubir,bIc
authority tor saying, that lac viii have no Rank ~
any shape or iOrm--nO species OF CORPORATION ar yov
eminent partnership IN any chartered irs.I,ui,,n.
VIC Gism.@s al. aPqrchensIoas on this score No
man can head Capt. Tyler on this subject, No
"d'IHsl-Ho cala.-no man whatever. can control
hin IN tins Fcglrd-NeI,uer NJ Clay. nor Mir NJ.
ser nor Mr. iives, can hope u Aeld" him in favor
OF any ~u-H institution ~ any form Whatsoever w
make inns aveTmeni with confidence viii -,-5s. mi
win pleasure. The day Of compromise up5n all
questions o. ms sucen; principles is over lie yr,s
"""S 20 @ratly those, who elected him. Us far as he
cou.a-auc further then his own Re, mos ar ,.y
Eaps convictions, would permit But .,,,-,'.,,,
/ leaders proved too severe taskmas,ers-anJ his
I'oni Virginia spIrt .oOc. .el.-Hs wi. c,fnnro.
mise no .on-er-ant he viii prove true on all srsst
constitutional q'il T.jtng.
On another point, We fee. curse lycs nj ,r,,, 10
, oiier suggestion. lie LAS arrested the roe anI
me relsa OF Prose rp,lon. The South, with whose
"s.i"Es anu principles the system is yhorlv al war
w" escape Us Persecution. In the North some
removals have taken place, IN pos, Offices fp,rtir,
/ AIRY where TIE arrangements had been made bv
. the late incumbent Postmaster. GENERALLY Lyt ~
uudcfsia nd that hereafter no removals. u E. ,,,5o
except m VrrT outrageous cases Of abuse ana ros.
...'"'h OF ouiec-anI 10 all cases, with great eau.
/ li'n ana as lew as possible We carrlr,l,, advise
the ChL' Magistrate, % We may dare 10 advise him
az all. 10 lay on he hand Gs gently as he can AMI m
ncL with great .iogr0uly ana Justice Eyc, tho
WhIs profession was, 80 prescribe prescription -
We are aware, tHuf some recent bt'cr1nts I,y Leo
made 10 embaTass and impose on bis os ~ sgn,c
appointments 10 the North. Bu, lorYgarned zoe
nope ne Will be 'orearmed. His eyes are now omen.
,Dl emo W sincerely trust that every new nttcmp,
70 "s'N IaPi- Tyler viii toe sIgnlI.y defeated.
In wore, We must say boldly and We think
We say j. ac7sctiy, that ITe are willing To extend
W Ny !. "a .ue generous confdGnce'-and that
We io'k forward 20 brighter prospects on our poIi.
GU honzon.-ine fankCst FcdefBI Wings nav dc
noHhce and abuse him as they please But via, is
u FA3l' mao worth, who has not the moral r0tr.
,Se % desp5e an angry y;upc,ntiouy Cod
Wh2s Of Charles City may EFcREr TIM, their ma.
i've born citizen should tail TO comply win tiei,
"Isnes-Uot Mr. Tyler has rs much risht TO RE.
M u'' Sh,lf WISHES are ~ conf Ct With the Con.
Ituf tg :.
l"em without sacrificing his own principcs. Bul
ne" Gay may even yet dawn upon Charles Civ
NO aAecTonaic son Of Old Essex ever regrsttSe
more Than we have done, that We were compsIe,
ny our cOnsrcU 10 differ with a majority of itF,
lcitzcns-And none could be more pr0ud 10 icIicy,
Ihan DO, that wc nov coincide in sentiment viii
our native county. The fact will he made good al
The polls Of The next Spring