Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
RICH MOND:
sATrRDA, MORNING, OCTOBER 80.
TAs sa.les -ass ,,iaess.

We have done a very erue' hing. We have dis
tur6ed Tie peace Of m.ad OF the whole Riehnor
Janio, ana thrown ;heir secre; 20, cor iois,ir.
Governor upon the Commonwealth into sdmirab,
eocips'cn. They fi,;esed themselves ,ha, the,
were advancing IN Jhers scheme very prosperous y
and without any one berg aware Of their unacIina
tons. Secrecy was deemed essenua. 10 any head
way-ln consequence both OF the merits Of ,hei
| nomuee-who could not undergo irves;.a,.on-
the athouenee OF the Wings towards uim-ant ID,
Jealousy entertained 5y the LOeos in the country o.
! the grasp NJ cupil!y OF the Junto For these s,ye
/ raj considerations, they were moving As s,eal,hy
As a cat does when med:;auns peu, larceny upon
dish OF cream. A. things were working together
ane.y, IS they thought Tee Hon. Andrew W.,
duly noticed Of their intentions and the part which
/ he was % pay, all IN due order assigned. Wills,
he sent forward the Sheep OF his Grace, the Duke
/ OF Devonshire or Rutland or some Other sweI-head.
to bam0ooz.e US poor VEg:niaus-his diplomatic
iea,s were TO be auded to the skies here IN the col
umrs OF the Enquirer. According the Saeep have
arriyCd-and the Hon. Andrew, il is said. has car
riod The honor and dignity OF his country to the
hiehrs, pitch Of gory Throughout, the civilized
woEi.
day the minister Pienpoien,iary and the schemes
OF his champions here, hes sraye,ed these wor,hies
beyond conception. The old fish lady OF s.. Giles.
who PresIies over the Enquirer, rails through col.
umn at the enormiiy Of questioning Mr.. Andrew
/ Sievenson's superiority to all other men-and by
her furious rage, shows how eiTccull was the blow.
All the people IN the Safe know now as well as
Mr. Richie i CO.. that the design is on foot 10 pro-
vide for Mr.. Andrew Stevenson at the public ex.
Pense. A knowledge OF this fact Of Itself so=s far
TO defeat the obect-Ii also ueu;rl.ixs the Inflated
puifs Iayished upon his Exec .ency-5y revealing
the secret motive Of them.-I, gives Us too, to IN
dsrsiand to what particular oirclms:luce we a-e IN
deU,ed for the g-e4t sacrifices made to improve the
breed Of Sheep,
As TO Mr. S.evenson's brilliant achievements as a
Dip'omal!s- enumerated by the Enquirer, We foe
nothing TO g;er the opinion heretofore expressed uy
US and extensively entertained on both sides Of the
Atlantic. The corgesP ondeni Of The Atlas may he
as the Enquirer says he mo doub, IS, some m.ss-a-
D.a disappointed person"-lut the notion tia, the
Mins.e. is ,ae s.5icuc Of the British Cou,, yy. no.
be tie less FIRMLY believed. /, chimes in but too
well with a.i we have seen aud heard ans known Of
his Exccgucy's attributes.
As TO the high commentator bestowed upon tie
Minister 10y Lord Pa'mersion, that was 10 be *.
pectsd-lor, according 10 Mr. Adams, he is lust
sIcha Minister as Great Bfi,a.u would desire Us 70
keep there till the end Of time This praise by the
British Secretary comes 10 strong confirmation OF Mr.
Adams remarks, vhicn we copy from his speech on
the Mcleod afflir:
at but few days since heard gentleman
from New Hampshire Nj Eastman say win some
pain and distress, that II the present Secretary Of
State renamed IN office there would be no war-no
wag with England; aud there vas q great csa.
meant ny that lema K. And the gentleman seemed
10 think this .amCU,aU.c condition Of alIlrs. /
firmly believed 1t was true: bur had a very Jlffs-
rent feeling from that gentleman; and / say, Go.
be praised II IL he 50, To preserve peace between The
two counties. And however long or shgr. the cen
rsUlal's career may be, lie wi. net Gee any lmpso-
per CgUces- 90 D Great Britain saU-,.grtt - The
present Secretary o. S-ats whether .u pace or war.
Win respect 90 Tue present question, rlve no
aous, tie gentleman -.a-s- 10 would show 4s
much frmnc .5 any member u this House. And
one Vi my E.--Jgs Tor troubling IL. House % L.s
lbs. expiring mJmlu, gf .Es -eaa Ol Is, TIA: m g.i
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regard tJ I.s r...sss .U1 gyuDs lyG--I-c. Now. !
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