Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
From the baltimore American.
TIE NHlG MANIFESTO.

| LIZ hANle III.
! We publish this morning the AdJrsss to tie pa,
pie 1T the United States. or avn up by a Conri,tc,
OF the Wing members OF Congress aud by them una.
AImou'ly adopted. The painful necessity has con
at last when Impes the Wings ia justice to them.
selves Ia renouncc all respnnsi bility connected ~
the administration OF the Executive branch of m.
government. TINS crisis 50 anxioYslv dsrro.,,"I
ana which until very recently We had honed yonIJ
never come, has been forced 20 consun,n,,t,,,,, I
The conduct OF the President himself Itispo, ,n.,
ne vetoed one bIli-It IS not that he vetoed tue
both incidents, apart from other things misht bo
/ been overlooked, and the hope might sun b,ve
been cher shed that unity and concert would h, 70
stored where soUdtInh eSs ed on both des But
II Is imp sS'htr To conceal 'hc truth that recent
closures connected wI;R the dissolution OF the I,,.
Cabinet have had The inevitable effect of de,rnvin,
eonhien IN the good iaiih OF the Executive IL Is
an event which We may speak of without GIVING
way to rcproachfal eptiets; for the feelings with
which most men will regard il must be those ~ r.
greet Mingled with something of Div. The ni,,,,,.
winch Il presents Is one which the eve viii turn
away from as from an exhibition OF human nature
showing nothing but painful portraiture OF It's
weakness.
temperate yet decided. The integrity of the " bir
party, tue To IT'S principles under misfortune well
as IN tuumph, is now to rise steadily and
u'a.iy out OF the chaos OF confusion in wh eli It's
enemies have sought 10 involve IL. There is no Gle
meni Of strength lost. Let the sound OF the trun =
pet once more - turth-Ii such shall bc the rsccs
Si'y-and soon Il will be seen that the mighty spirt
wHich swsp, the last Administrator aw5y j. sill
powerful, 10 unite tie patriots Of every State ,,ins
Executive tyranny by whomsocver II NAV be prac
tlsad. - P~N
4 ) Ib- Treasury, devised under another name bv
PRESIDENT Tyler, Wi, be no more acceptable than
was the Sub-Treasury, called by It's true name
under MIR Van Buren,. The caprcious use OF the
'o'o goNtL, "hlGA me Wings condemned when tx
ercised by Gen Jackson, gums no greater favor IN
their eyes when employed Dy President who owes
ms elevation 10 them. The one term nrinrinle
proclaimed during the late canvass and insisted on
win an Inc ea'nesinsss which us importance Justly
ea.ied Tor, IS Wing principle still-al h,ugh Mr.
Tyler, II would seem, IN departing from, WIZ loc.
tunesi threw tins away among tn. first. There Is
IN lact loo much reason TO believe That A secret S.
prauon ai.e' another term was the first and chic f
temple that drew the successor of Harrison aside
from ne pain which that good man had marked out
anu whch his dying lnjunetons seemed TO commend
10 TIE future occupant Of his place.
lhere is one particular feature in the Address
whIca we must advert io-ani we DO il with great
pleasure We aiude 10 that declaration which
aNo"s II rs the duty Of the Wings IN md nj of
ConSr IS, TO give 10 TIE Official acts and measure.
oil the President full and fair consideration an
proving them and cooperating in their SUPPORT
when they can, and differing from and oppo,inp
any OF them only tom high sense of public duty,
Ihis IS due TO the President as the official hc,5 II
the nation II Is due TO patriotism, ami the spirit
thus indicated IS worthy OF The " niy party and
10 iIsun-u sh Itircm mere faction. IL is rsht and
becoming thai no manh station Of Pe,uance, no dis
play CT Vnlicuye temper, no: OF any has,y yyav.
ward passion, Should mark the determines move
menI OF great party, so EMMY impressed with the
oeet that tie dearest interests OF the Repu bic and
me cause OF freedom Itself, rest wiki no slight
"e'shi OF responsibility upon the wisdom, the pl-
lriotism, and The IOteguiy Of heir course
Inc Address, IN al us pats, we believe. will
| meet the views OF the Whigs throughout the coun-
try. IL presents clear statement Of facts and sets
| iorth IN PLAIN words the unavoidable issue which
the course OF the President has forced between HIM
sell and the party who gave him the uffic,I station
| he Occupies-That this issue mas been of tbe PIE
sdenVs own urging al will bear Witness the efforts
| oi the Mhl-s to meet HIM Oh what was believed
TO he his own ground according to his own drIs,o-
lions, vii stand as proof unden.aJle and irrefreo
Die Nor would those efforts have been given IN if
any room had been islt for believing mat any ha.
SIS OF sincerity or consistency remained on the pa,t
! OF the Executive whereupon they nigh, nave Been
paced.