Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

It's MT given TO man TO penetrate the mysterious
wsys OF Providenee, but IL may he that the late AZ
s'eung dspensation, which. to our limited eapsei
aes seems ffsusht with unmixed evil, may be de-
signed Tor our infinite good. IL is soothing to in
ou'ge the hope, which we are privileged to do, il
me view Of the many signal iavours, which as
reopie we have received from on high.
Correspondence efhs NJ " Express
wAsHrsoros, April 10.
"The Inaugural" of President Tyler has taker
ali the wind out Of our Loco Foco fellow eiliz ms
sails, More removals, that is, the prescribing o
prescription, allowing the majority some honors,
some emolumens mot for the minority ala IA Bank
100 limited at, for such the GLORIOUS example,
oil our Virginia Republican Farthers-nsy, such a
beginning is shocking indeed Is it not, man OF the
Evening POST John Tyler will follow the exam
pie OF James Madison;-and is there any thing
shocking in that7 John Tyler will follow the ex =
ample of George washing,on-Nnd put his seal to a
National Bank;-and is there any thing shocking in
tha,1 If so. shake, and shake, BLOW winds and
crack your cheeks"
Our Loco Foco fellow citizens, who have been
putting, and pulling the new President, from the
moment they heard Of General Harrison's death,
seemed really 10 believe, either that they could puff
Loco Focoism into MIR Tyler, or 50 blow him about
as TO make him turn his back on his friends.
Ire Richmond Enquirer (grave innocent OF the
fressD really expects him to turn MIR Webster and
Mr. Granger out Of the Cabinet, and to take tome
Loco Foco bodies in. some Mr. Poinseit, OF Militia
Bill memory perhaps, or some DR. Niles of Post Of
nee renown! "The Inaugural" will kill all their pufs
| dampen all their ardor Of expectation, and make
very gluttons OF these Editors, who having spoken
so beautifully must, therefore, eat up many words.
10 is more explicit than Gen. Harrison's. Ii
speaks palmer on Finance, palmer on the union of
purse and sword, as plain on executive power, and
on every thing else!
No, no, gentlemen OF the Evening Post, President
Tyler will walk on the Republican track. lie will
| never walk with the Evening Post. Old Virginia
! and old Massachusetts will go now, as in better
times, arm in arm. MARI ye, even a Virginan Pre-
/ sdent recommends the levy Of duties enough to
meet the ex penditures of Government, and to save
us from an ascumulating national debit Your
hopes Of discord and dsunion are also all blasted
there. And then, the Southern artillery Of al your
associates is spiked1 1t will be difficult TO prove
that VirsinIan President intends 10 betray the
south. 1t will be strange If southern Institutions
/ are leoparded by southern man. Suppose, rer-
chance, "a southern should administer the gov
| arnment on southern principles" and the Wings be
in the position MIR Van Buren, coveted, with this
difference though, the principles would be good
for they would be national while the position bet.
Ter enabled the executive TO carry them out than
ever under Northern, or a Western man.
takeit for granted that our Loco Foco brethren
have rather lost than gained ground by the amened
death OF General Harrison. There was a great deal
preparation in the south TO fIghten innocent people
into the belief that webster" and Granger were
monsters OF men, that would deyour young negroes
rs young chickens, or the like; but it will be rather
difficult prove that Tyler will let them indulge In
any such propensity now. The Yankees, under
Webster going to befool Gen. Harrison ('that
imbece old man,"l and TO make out tariff OF pro.
lection for him. I'VE were told that would raise ba-
nanls olives in Massachusetts, and make Sea Is
land cotton grow under South Boston brdge-but
will be rather hard now to make even blockheads
credit this, with u lower James River Virslnian nj
the helm. All this southern artillery, take it, is
spiked now. II, then, John Tyler carries out the
principles OF his Inaugural Address, the North and
/ the West will have no cause to complain, no more
than under Gen. Harrison, wh,reupon | reason.
that with opposition dIsarmed in the South we are
stronger than ever as a whole The "all-wise Prov
idence" that eevated Gen Harrison TO the highest
pinnacle OF human glory to remove hun therefrom
/ IN one short month,-whose purpose 10 us all has
been so lnscurtabie and so mysterious, may thus
have been a continuance Of that Providence, that
created this Union, and which now unIteS and ce-
ments It thus in healing all local division md conse
crates It too by the Illusrious death OF one OF its
most eminen; men. Massachusetts and Virginia
arm III arm againl The impossiblli,y now of arous.
/ ing local jealouses by this union The majority
Strengthened even IN their ability 10 carry out their
princpes An all wise providence must have re-
served IN war and peace the only man whose name
and character could have wrought out III thus to Law
the foundations OF administrations and then he We
taken him away with dying injunction, that "the
true principles OF the constitution be carried out 10
make his death, with the in,trumenIs he had raised
up more potent for good, more soemnly lmpr-s siye
than even II his life had been spared Certainly
| no CABINET ever stood stronger 10 the public eve
| Ii was formed by Western man, the hand work
| of General Harrison himself. What he made, the
creation OF his hand is ratified by the locality of
Va. Presidency. All the sectionsofthe Union are now
adequately Represented. The South has the Pres
dem, and the Navy Department. the Yves. the Trea-
sury; the South West, the War; the Eosi, Foreign
Affairs, the Department OF State: New York, the
Post Office: Kentucky, the Attorney General. All
the combination IS OF character to keep peace, to
secure confidence, and inspire success.
There Is no local news Of Importance. President
Tyler has already signed some removals, that were
agreed upon IN Cabinet some lime ago, amoag
which is the Marshal Of Maine. The family Of
General Harrison leaves the White House on Mon
day, when Mr.. Tyler moves in. In the meantime.
the Cabinet meetings have been held at Browns
Hotel. One of his his private secretary.
The various heads OF the departments are busy at
their work again. The foreign despltches were
large by the Acadia, but what their contents are is
ofconrse unknown.