Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

! f'ne oil Locoiocosm in the country none. I thinI
mas gone beyond that which appears in the column
VI MIR Rteh'e's newspaper, called the Riein,e,,
enquirer, which bears date Of the s3d instant.
h"S any body examined it atten,iveiyl lf no
'e' me call public attention to It, and labor undo
some ueusior, II there is decent man Of his ow
party, that will not feel Indignation and contemp
'or the paper and its contributors. There M
'h'ee columns OF editorial matter, and oommunica
Mons handsomely interviewer. and all addressed 4
tue PRESIDENT OF the United States-passases iron
"hieh shall endeavor to group together, IN orde
10 snow the aim and object Of both the Editor an,
MS eonuiou'ors-l will not say OF his party, be
cause do not believe that, a purity, they woul,
NC ""HnS 10 raiIy the contract, even If II wer
possible To effect It, First o. ALL there is n gre,
P''aue ABOUT MIR Tyler's masnanimiIy for "inter
posing 10 arrest the sacrifice, and baulk the shame
leSs ana harpy voracity of office. hunters" an,
many thanks are given him for this one gracious
act OF liberation and justice! Then comes liul,
billing and cooins, aud "impeachmen, sofl, upor
the subject of Blnk-sueh as, ICE hImblv ihinE
Mr. Tyler srrs" Sc. How modest,
| Then comes, with a flourish Of trumne,. and
iu! endorsement from the editor, a letter frnn,
| one 81 ihs most high, miHdt! TiTgiaians 4. me-
land, nsiollows. give the whole letter: il is too
good to be lost or divided:
"TO the Editor Of me EHguirer.
"WAsHrSorcS CRY, July 20. 1871.
MY Dear Sir: In the concluding paragraph Of !,
ps Iu"o'Ia! 10 your last paper, dedicated TO the
earnestly and eoquenlly IN the name of our CO..
mon country and her Constitution 10 coma d, r.
| rescue-to stand cy his ancient prncipes ami -
,', We, eve up INC snip As Nuginian. proud of
our common mother, respond TO a Virsininn ,nt
speak with the freedom OF a brother Cast -
uIStrusI TO the winds, and fear not. John TyIar
| oy the voice OF the people, and the ProyidenS. ~
H"u' stands upon The Tampiris of the Constitution
anu such cenunei will never violate his A., .,
| either. Let petty party whipsters and ~,
bought myrmdons denounce him for an homes, de-
Nouon TO their great principles of consriirtion,,
HoeftS' ior' mat Is IN keeping with their yulsar
NocatonS-but let not Nrginians dis,,rs, L. s.. s.
P'ouu ana pluIohc son. until he shall prove recrs.
ant TO the olddIngs of duty. And I've, ,,o, "a
through you the friends of the Co15s,;,, 80.
throughout this Union, to dismiss YOUR fe,rsNro,
verify believe, that ohm Tyler will give n, an
Admin stration, which, for a self denvins roI,c,
steady devotion TO the General wef,y. All 60
anu puucti'iouS regard TO the strciest ,nI.s oc -.
suIutIOnol Interpretation, will comuars ,v;,b a.,
| oil Mo JehsrSon himself Who will no, Then hal
,'lu i % patriot S!a'esman-a national delverer
ma Oenefaciori And who will NOT saw tb,, no
VINO has proved himself equal TO svch n crisis !.
nor worthy 10 be trusted now, aud hsrerftsr. bv
"p , "A vIRGINIAN.
= As to the Wing slang shout Mr. Tyler's
O'us pIeCsed to carry out the principIes OF Tina,
party u IS absolutely ridiculous In tyutb T,lrr
Pies' e"S P"'e''
This Iet'e- the Editsr adds, comes from one If
ne ITs "lo', nlsn.n'l' ded NiSn,ns IN the land
tleTeS a wonderful discovery, tfu,yl With ,vbor
remarkable ease and eioqucnce these hgh. sounJng
| titles how from the pen of the .shiob ninIe3 W
s.nnn yohn Tyler the Constitutional Interpre.
Ie'! re fsllot Statesman! National Deliy-
erer and Benefictor, whose ndmnis,r,,,n, =, -, ~
compared with that of Mr. JefT.rson himself
| wei, my God why didn't he receive the snnn,,,
OF this high minded ViTginiln" aud of the hon.,
Edo' OF the Enqurer, II he was that sort OF man
\ why u,u tney prefer Dick Johnson, an ayoweJ
undisuised Bank man, to this paragon of nerlec
don IN their eyes, al OF suddenl But Tor the post
! script: ''0 POs'-
| AS 10 the Wing slang about Mr.. Tyler,s beirg
pledged 10 carry out the principles of that party It
SGso'H.ely ridiculous. 10 truth, Tyler owes his
nomination TO his State Rights principles,
Indeed! Indeed We'll, thought there yxere ~,
state Ike hls men IN the Convention thar nonin,
tel Mi Tyler: had supposed they toere al FEd
S,d'Sts ant 'i5oiiiiOHsis That used to be the CIV
But the truth is Eow Uurstin. on the disnr,,Ct5Ji
vision Of the EDITOR and the .'hIsb-mndsd w.,
ian,' and that Convention was not as thev have
heretofore charged, composed of FederalISts and
Aoo"u9nAts, but OF the real Simon Pures of the
State Rights school! We'll, We must live and
] n -
suppose Mr.. Tyler should sign the Bank R,T-
what will become OF the "Pltriot Statesman - rho
National DeIiverer and Benefsc,orn- second
'tHefsoni why, by the same high minded Vir
s.'"' unu 'he honest Editor, he will be plunged
INTO tue common reservoir OF all the dirt and 6,,
ard slime, that their party mallgnty can .ccun,,,
IaIei and be will come out the black cockade Fed.
ra.lsi, the humble tool and follower of oo ,,ns,,T,
ana nsoient Cabinet, and he will have ali the
inshuul and horrible names that the I ocnfnco -,
| mo l..
him. "PO"
wen, let US proceed with the dirty sheet Then
| follows another letter, whether from "a bgb. mind
go 'nsni9n or troubled, affnghted, and inso-
'e"' ouhce-ho'derI we are not tod But hear him ::
VI would that the President could see the fam.
'nAI Is burning IN my breast. My associations for
the last 50 years have placed me in situations favor
aple To view al the passing scenes. Never beCor.
have my eaEs ungot with such h5rribls denuocia
IONS, or my eyes been blasted with scheme, so
'a"snI WIN run 70 al OF generous feeling, noble
principle, ard cherished interests, as are now urged
upon me nation by the present Sc: Of gambling no.
| Iucans. s'5 PO
u pray you to encourage the heart of Mr. TYLER
70 run win dIlscnce the race before him. /. is
MS he p.cases, first to reach the goaI-to ,-s,r
the yicIor's crown. Yours ever and truly.
-, i-TS
The fame that is burning in his breas,iii |
wonder 1t he Is sure, that II Is not the nnn~eb.rs;o
OF an empty pocket, that tInges his ears and bl,sts
md Il
creature:
81 pray you to encourage the heart of NJ, TvIe,
| TO run with diligence the race before him. |, "a
hrs, u he peaSes, first TO reach the go,I-fo 80
I the yiclor's crown" Bmvo Brnvoll Brovotii-
hetp us all IN office, my dear Mr.. Tyler, and We
VIII make man OF you. And the honest Editor
/ eHcIhims, IN TapiuTcs
"Mr. Tyer's principles, duties, policy, interests.
are all with US, e he can only $. e. them. Bn,
ne sec theml We hope and trust tbnt he viii w.,
throw himself into the arms Of The Federal Iyb;gs
but that he will DO his duty fearless Of oil con,e-
quences."
/ Federal Wings! it wss but a moroen, ,,o md
we were the State Rights party, to whom Mr. Tv.
I cr owed hrs nomnluon-at least, IL was his Stale
/ Rights principles that secured it, and do not sun
pose II IS meant TO be asserted, that Nl,Iyn, Con.
/ Veniion was convened TO nominate one for so bgb
/ az office, opposed to heir own principles.
| Here, then, IS long preamble, and the reader il
no doubt curious to sec tho utimltum 10 which h
leads. Well, here rs:
10 a letter addressed 70 Mr. Tyler and written lao
] "a Wasilngtoniunn perhaps another Office holder
or one recently turned out--ihe following hold o,,r
audncious and insOient proposition, II made 10 tbs
/ President OF the u. Satcs-the head Of tho NVbio
party, selected by them NJ their agent 10 c,rry
out Their measures-uitor giving utterance TO m,
b'scst ialsohoOd5 TO JhC Character object and do
signs Of his constitutional adviscrs-hc prorssJs
at this moment, you cannot be ignorant tbat tb,
Democrats rs party are oIcs,dingly STRONG. 'Tb,
proportion Of the Wing pIrty WHO udhere 10 Won
md who will not 20 for Mr. Clay Is also large -
Common sense ~ this matter, speaks a lanouap,
uut the correct mind will not misundersiandT
Why II this "InAeKiblc Patot"-"tbis Pot,io
Statcsm'n'-'bis National DcIYerer and Benefoc