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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
GOV. CoRWIN's MESSAGE.

Tho view we took of Governor Cor
wins Message, is that taken by offers
The Journal to the contrary notwithstand
ing. In the money article Of the Phila.
delPhia Ledger, a neutral paper, we find
the following:
"Gov. Corwin, in his Message TO the
o hio Legislature, intinates that tits Bank
suspension that SO widens the value of
currency and increases what is termed
the "rate of exchange" la this he is
right, but he is as far wrong when he in
Inmates that the remedy is an increased
tariff. 1t can have nothing TO do with the
matter. Our present unrestricted system
of currency will nullify any tariff that
may be imposed-and while 1t lays ad-
ditional burthens OIL the pockets of the
many, will contribute directly to swell
the profits of the privileged few. What
the country wants is exemption from re-
strictions and privileges, fair competition,
and wide market. The advocates of "a
restrictive policy have but TO look at the
present condition of England; TO number
her paupers, and contemplate their tat
tered and starving condition. Let every
system that tends to rob the masses of a
fair reward for their labor (and nothing
tends more directly TO this than our de-
preciated currency be abolished, and no
interest will be found to require protec-
ton. Under currency of equal value
we can produce and compete with any ma
| finn for ha marke. of the world -
The case is clear one, and no one can
longer shut his eyes to the fact, that il
the wings can carry out their measures
they will reduce labor 10 the same pau.
per condition in this country that we wit
ness in England. 1t is time for all men
who are anxious to preserve the Liberties
of their countrymen, to be awake TO these
movements of the federal party.
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28

il is, that If the light to detain American
ships on the high seas can be justified on
the plea of necessity for such a deten.
ton, arising out of the existence of trea.
lies between other nations, the same plea
may be extended and enlarged by the
new stipulatiOns of new treaties, to which
the United States may not be a party
This Government will not cease TO urge
upon that Of Great Britain, full and am
pie remuneration for all losses, whether
arising from detention or otherwise, TO
which American citizens have heretofore
been, or may hereafter be subjected, by
the exercise of rights which this Govern
ment cannot recognize as legitimate and
proper"
Our flag is grossly abused by the aban .
doned and profigate of other nations;
and because prohigate adventures abuse
it, therefore Mr.. Webster is willing, by
convention, to give Great Britain right
which no one can doubt from past expert
ence, would be abused by that domineer-
ing power, to harrass our commerce and
subject our ships to every species of in.
trusion, and their crews to all the wrongs
which led to the last war.
Nothing can be gained by trucking TO
Great Britain. And the suggestion of a
convention to stipulate in relation to the
concession of the right of search to that
naughty power, is in our opinion deroga-
tory to the high ground heretofore main,
tanned by every Republican adminisra-
tion of the Government, and an invitation
to the continued preparation of these
aggressions, which have evidently extort-
ed the suggestion of a convention to
concede, as right, what has heretofore
been resisted as the most fragrant wrong
and at the cost of the best blood Of ouI
country
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
NEW sERIEs.-VOL. II. NO. %.

ded to be) into a paper money machine; /;
and it is the FIRST time that there has
been a proposal to mix ituP with trade
and commerce, by making it furnisher
ofexchanges, a bank ofdeposit, furnish
er Of paper currency, and an imitatOr Of
the old Confederation in its continental
bills and cOpyist Of the English E1cho-
quer system. Being the first tims these
unconstitutional and perniciOus schemes
we're formally presented to Congress, ho
felt it to be his duty to disclose his oppO-
Sition to them at once. He would SoOn
speak more fully"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

On a motion in the Senate, TO print the
Presidents Message, Mr.. Benton made
the following remarks. The Presidents
Fiscality seems TO meet the disapproba-
ton of both parties. The Federaiists
don't like it because it is not ain old fash
ioned Bank; and the Democrats, because
it mixes up sort of paper money bank
ing with kind Of sub-treasury system
We admit, until we can see the details Of
the plan in the hands Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, we are unable to ascertain
exactly what the Facility Is to be:
Statesman.
"Mr. Benton observed that he could
not reconcile il to himsel lf to let the reso.
luton pass without making few remarks
on that part Of the message which related
to the new Fiscal Agent. Looking at the
feature Of it, as read, he perceived that
the President gave an outline Of his plan,
leaving it to the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry to furnish the details OF his report
He (Mr. BentonC apprehended that moth
ing in those details could reconcile him
to the project, or in any manner meet his
appreciation. There were two mair
pUints presented in the plan, to which ht
never could agree-both being wholly III
constitutional and dangerous. One wa
that Of emitting bills Of credit, or issuing
a treasury currency, Congress had nj
constitutional authority to issue PaPe
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-12-28

The legisiatufs ofIndfand met On The
9Th inst. WbiR oficeFswers elected in The
Senate and democratic cfaessg IN tls
House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

AGorRMAsD in EsrAcr-Aner the s,up. ,,.
had what do not hesitate call tho very beat h.f
STEAK ever ate IN my life. by the shade of Hell.
oSaoAIn'. As write about IT row, a week after \
nave eaten u. the old rch sweet pquan Juicy ,a,,c
eomes smacking on my lips again; and Ieel some
'h,hs "i ihat exquisite sensation then had. nm
ashamed of the delight which the eating of Thai
piece OF neI caused me. G-and had uunrrcI.I
ABOUT the soup q said SO, aud don't wish 10 return
10 TIE SutJcc) but when we began on the ste,k
We 'o'ked AZ each other aud loved each other Va,
ora hoi sresk-our hearts were too full Tor that.
OUT we took LI, aud laid down our forks and
looked nj one another, ard understood each oboT.
i"erc we'e no two individuals on this wide enrtL
no Two lovers huiIn. IN the shldc-no motbcr
casplnS baby TO her heart, moro supremacy bannv
Than we. Every now and then we had a gI,ss -
homes, hfm, generous, Burgundy, that robiy $40
ported the meat. As you may fancy, We did .cr
leave single morso II the eak; bot when /, " -
DONE we put bits ofbFeld into the silver dish.
ana wiSiully soPped up the gravy. ! suppose /
snali never IN this world taste any thing so GOOD
again. But what thenl What i'll did like IL ex
Gessively' Was my liking unjust or unmanly2
Is my regret now pulling or unworthy7 No.
La"a' mansn'sn!" as r.tmouse SAYS. When II
is eaten resign myself. ard can eat two franc
u'hher at Richards without I.l.humour and without
aFang-ltraseT's Magazine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

| round-"Wolli what is the news now ?" s.Nvhy,' -
avs one, IL rather think there will be no Veto -
why do you think sol' swell; Nc. :. told me
hat he heard Mr. +. say tina; Mr.. Webster said.
N conversation with him, that-Ihere every
me STANDS With eyes, ears, and mouth wide open
% catch the porientous words "big with the fate OF
Nnsir and oi Rome r'l-tha;--the matter w III b,
very fully discussed in the Cabinet
Another gentleman advances the same opip;or.
'nd when questioned to the ground of it-bo has
heard MIR w. say that he learned from Mr. NJ. who
$ on very intimate terms with MIR N. who i, very
well acquainted with Mr. L. who boards in the same
house with Senator Il. thNt-tho President took n
pinch OF snuff out Of MI C,y's box On last Friday
night
OF such stuff are the rumors of the day COM
pounded!
But the day for surmSe ard conjecture will soon
be over, and here make my las, prophecy on the
subject. 1t is, that the President will NOT veto
the bill,
II he does, you may rest assured oC one thing
YOU will have other Bank, Mark thui No
other Bank hill will be passed. Congress will
consider that has discharged its duty aud the Pre-
Sident must take upon himself the whole response.
hiiityi IL matters not whether the President shall,
"i'er the fashion of General Jackson, volunteer to
furnish pTcjst Of his own, or not. Congress will
not even consider It, but will go on with the other
great measures and adjourn, leaving i, for public
opinion To decide between the conflicting sentiments
OF the two departments Of the Government If a
veto comes you may look out for some degree of
violence OF expression, but trust tina, in the main
moderation will characterize the National Councils
lie issue must, however IN all events, be q fearful
one and how It wi! terminate Heaven only knows
Many persons may suppose that Congress will bow
TO the Executive will and adopt he plan proposed by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, but you may rely
upon 1t that will not DC the case. There are men IN
congress who would submit tn any evil that could
oe'd! the country rather than Ito use the common
~Npresslon) PROSTATE the Legislative before the
ioos;ool of the Executive Department of the Go.
yerumenI,
oh What n tremendous responsibility rests on John
Iy!er! II he signs the bill, Congress will close in
Il oozc Of glory, and its members will he animated
by the kindcsI feelings towards the Executive, Bn
II he veIoes 1.-THE Executive party, in Congress,
viii number about ten!
Yours, truly, u. V. w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
DIED

.oipn'monary consumption at her residence in Anne
ia county on the TN inst, Mr.. JupIru LIoos. con-
o, Mr. Roher. Lyon and second daughter Of
lraeieh Illness with much patience and ,esiyn,f,o,
Isus' ''ned by that Savior whose sufIlrings and
ueath redeemed hcr, and ty whose prevalent inter
c,eps,ons above she hoped to he accepted at last.
us sue crew near tho grave, she express her en-.
tire willingness nay, even anxiety to Ice with Him
whom, not having sen, she loved. She left nn Mt
iached husband, an only child and many friends
and Ie'atives to mourn her loss. She was aimnLl,
ana KIND IN al the relations Of lite, as u wife.
neighbour, friend; aud her hmi'y and the circle
in which she movtL, will long cherish the rrcosco
ton Of her many virtues.
- IL The Richmond Christian Advocate and Re-
Isious Herald will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

brown, Brown, Burnell, wm. Butler. Calhoun
Campbell, WIN. Campbell, Thos J Campbell
Sarutners, Ch,lds, Chhtenden, J & CLARK, n
Clark, Co~en, Cranston. Cravens. Gushing, q ia.
Wis. Nm. c Dawson, D,beuy John Edwsrds, Ev.
eTett, Fessenden, Fillmore, A [. Foster, Tho +
sos,et, Gamble Gentry. GiJdnss, Gilmor, Go,-in.
T. Goode, Graham. Green, GREG, uabcrshsu,
Hudson i mSS, H.HSo. H.sn"s, henry Howard
, Nm Cost johnson, II Jones, Kennedy
h'n;, Lane, Lawrence, Linn, Mallory, Z + MAJ
shall, Mason, Mathio,. Mottucks, MeNwcll
Way marc, Merwether, Moore, Morgan. Morris.
Niorrow, N,sbei, Osborne, Ows'ey, Pcarc-. Ped .
ton, Pore, Powell, Pro:iit. Ramsey, BENZ Rainfall
Randolph, Rayner ReneheT, Ridsway, Rodney
Snssel, Saltons,all, Sergeant, Shcpperd Simonton,
SISde, Saith, Stanley, Slokelry, Stra,ton, Stuart
Summers, Tsli'ierro, John b Thompson Richard
w THOMPSON, Tn .hest, Tu.nd, TomIinson
Iupleu, Trumbull, Underwood, Van Rensselaer,
wallace, Warren, Washington, T. n White, J l.
Whte, y Williams, Lewis " ams, & IA vii.
John loUnC-l5i.
NAfS-Nlcssrs Arlington, Anterior, Banks
Beeson, BidiNck, Bovine, Boyd, A V Blown. Chn,'
Brown, Burke, Sampson, IL Butler, VIM q Batter,
Srecn w Caldwell, Patrick G Caldwell Cary
Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Coles. Cross D,n,s
N'eh u DAVIS, John u Dawson, Ds,n, Doan Doig
John Z Edwards, Es bert, Ferris John c; Floyd
Shar.es A Floyd. Torrance, w q Goode Gordon
Sustine, Harns, Hastings Hays Holmes, Hon.
kinS, houck, Houston, HUBBARD, Hunter Ingrrsou
JACK, Z John'on, J w Jones, Keim A Kennedy
Lewis, Litiltheid, Lowell, Abraham Mcclellan, X
mcclellan, Mckay, Marchand, \ Marshall. ] Il
Mason Mathews, MediIl, Miller, Oliver, Parm,n,e.,
pauluge; rayne Pickens, Plumer, RcIng, Riggs,
Rogers, Roosevelt Saunders, Sh,w. shield, SnS
DER sPriss, Steenrod, Turney, Van Buren,, Ward,
Wa'terson, Weller Weslbrook, Jas. W Williams,
Wcod-s7. '''''
Mr. HALSTED moved a reconsideration of the
vote Just taken. -.
Ai,e' some remarks from Mr. II. the motion was
withdrawn. "
MrJ. Z. CLARK renewed IL, aud demanded the
previous question; which WAS scented
The mai" question (Which was on the recon idle,
retion) was ordered to be taken; and, being taken,
was decided IN the Negative. '
SO the vote was not recors dered.
And then, at half past six, the House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET

once Of the .imeieaH, august 9, p. W
FLOUR-we note sale Of 900 ibis fresh
ground Howard Street Flour a choice article made
from old wheat, at S.. We are advised of snIs
on Saturday Ct 800 bbls Of the same quali.y, made
hom new wheat, at Sc l2!. Other parcels wee
sold, we believe, at Sc Holders are uniCormlv
asking SO -, to-day, however. The r,cep, price
is unsettled. '
sa!es OF City Mills Flour today at Sc 25. Mo.
at So ''"'
GRAlN-SaIes Of new Nd. reds were made TO.
uay' az Sofl s. iorg)od to prime parcels. There
was not however, great deal of whs t at market
."an OF Pennsylvania red wos sold on Saturday
al 81 80, and load Of white Und rcd mixed MAS
sold to-day Il 2 So.
SFles o! Md. Is to-day at 40 cts
Sales Of Md. Rye a; - a cts
mere has beena console able decline in The nrIcrs
OF white Corn, owing the absence OF the demand
100 'He arireS and the guest quantity at market to-
u!y. Sales OF white were made this morning AT 20
a ~ cts, aud ri yellow at GSa.2
Wi.SNEG-ls very duh. We quote Lids TO-
d,y at 2i! - cts, end bC,su25! % cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
AUGUST, 1871.
NEW AND CHEAP DRY Gpnns

DO. ~. JENKINS has commenced receiving his f. Il
IL Dry Goods and lyttrs hc attention Of thnar W,uii,
bargains, % examine the lOlOw' Z articles:
Rod F'1unCls AZ lnr o. !, D. and finer
White FlannHls AZ IL g I, a. - CI 81 and finer
welsh & Rogers Fiauucls
BltusctE ~ - %. - b. GsauI 7sGI
Rose and Whitney Red Blankets
lpu aud bales very cheap h'cached and hIc7rb.
cd domestic ShrCfirgs aaI ~hftirlg
MCJselu IC Iaius aud silks. various styles
and finer
Carcs sand Collars, very cheap aIsfylcr
Hphbirof and Ihrcai ElgiuEs aud ticcs, Linen Cam.
brio Uikts AZ g. o. q Z. 3gauI Guer
6uCr
Irish Linens, all prices from Is 3d. p 3d. 3d. a. 81,
aud huCr
Having made arrangements 10 open Goods every
week throughout o season, purchasers will always End
the newest and mO. FASH. suibe Goods tho most Ieu.
cCd prices, luT cash,
au 10 ROEr n JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
KENTUCKY

Inc election eontnuys three days in Kentuekv
al The close OF the second day, in LouiAyilIe ,6o
vote 40 ~ Bullock (Wl $50, Wolfe (W) 500
speed W. 667; Bryan IL. r GSs.
~ fayette county, there Is q contest between
Sh'' are called the Clay and wckhfIe tickets Al
INC close OF tho polls on the first day. tn. yot, Cn
- NJ Clay was ass, aud Tor Il. WickhfIt, ir. 59g.
we nave other scattering returns of precinct sot-
,"gs "a the bret day, but they afford no material IN
formation. w
There was very little excitement, in an, S,,,o
ne Loco focos helm: too weak even to rouse The
wings To action. The woe WILL therefore, be small.
except where there local contests (as in P,ysI,e
cointy) between Wings. 'N''N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
ImnIrn AnTIrI.,.s.

THE sui scribe can furnish the following articles u
Il choice quality
Ulf MADEIRA. Imported boz 1872
old Port. Gold and Pale Sherry Wines
OIL London DOCK Brandy
~, Itiulicb Rum, hGlly nty0rcI
Pure Uu1anIgin
Ch1uparu Wine
London Porter. iu UIs aHI piafH
Erifu Fine irra
Flufrd sud plain Lo7f Sugar, from tlo.r coll tr,tsI
mauufEr'urrra, WoHl.fyN WUolsry Now Y1rk
sulrn Puurip', AWUfI,1g and isv,n, SrHa.a
hf'I which viii Dee void uu Reasonable tclma
RICHARD = MA-SIE
~ 81. 90 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IAMEa RINEn a IAHANNmA rANI

l)ispfpShi will D." received 90 to once ~ ibc james
= N,Vci han'Wht I"mpsuy iu The CITY of Richmond,
Tho construction Uf cuIv'u o. hammer dressed or
Richmond Dock
Tho construction NJ cUi Stone Lock with walls "
feet high, 700 the Dock below tlr Crock
The construction NJ a small ruiyeu of hammer drsH.
FcI or rH' stone, urar tIU Screw FHcuTy.
Tho excavation aud Tcm0v lDi fIc mud and clIi from
the Dock.
3 The excavation Iuudrr w1frN o. Channel from ihe
tail ~ tnH outlet took ~ aIiI Dock, deep water near
kggsrta being about 2InuI cubcr yards.
Tho Lock aui Cuvor wi be bui n rp.it Granite, VOL
'i 300 best lyHrauic CCWrnt The Contractor finding al
materials
Plans and Sunr fr1rHuE ~ the above work will hr
ihi'rl Hf toe Once tHn said Company after the lOh
Sep omurru, .uI 81 planet. gwen 10y q. SauiDtd,
HENJ. WIGHT,
Chief Err.rccrJ !. X. 4 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
sOUTH- wFsI MOUNTAIN LAND.
LMn u Al q

TUE .uhscrbgr wishing 10 remove IN Tho West will coll
W. t"'nW rcdnr'I price, containing go arres ~.
ing on the R1p.l Ann Tycr boz t. couuty of O,,rgc "a
WHoF tom Tic IuuuhCuac, 20 from FrcdcrictaIgtg ana q
from Ruhcu z. Wis Mills. largo portion b. rivct t,g,
cfou e. equal 10 any The river, I75 acres ws f,kr In
cover 90 acres In timber equal any boz vrrinI, me
buildings consist Of small dwelling house bsr0 ami oter
ou ousrF Al'o three miles rom tho above ~ sctcs 81
hmhered land, within half mle ~ Saw Mil Tine eub
zcsber will sell cther both farms IN suI
Perron1 wishing TO purchase invited TO view Tho p,s
WV" WV wv
az " en- JANIS Z. COLEMAN.
no. Tic Enquirer viii publish twcokly) Tor Vsoss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

Schr Rebecca s Abigail Br,e,, Eeu- >r,.L
sundnes, to BlnlOrd' y Porter, II Eus,ace & Son
Fry Co, Boyd, Edmond & Co, Hubbard, card,
ner s. Co.
Schr Mary Wheaden, Vickers, Baltimore, SUI
dries. '''
SAILED,
Schr a Pendagrast, Creighton, Baltimore,
Srhr Perry Spencer, Creighton, Baltimore. coJ
Schr Ade.ine, Shorter, Norfolk, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
Prom fhc Baltimore P1ttiot.
ETECrTtnNG


The elections IN Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois nd
Tcnnc.sc ioDk pllce last week. In Indiana and
Kentucky, the election was Tor members orthe Lc.
& stature only w Illinois, II was Tor three mem
bsrs Of Congress, and m Tennessee Tor Governor
and members Of the Legislature. Il has been sta.
ted that there WAS 10 be on election jhis month IN
North Cbrolin1 for members Of the Lcgi.li,urc
This IS q mistake. The Legislature is elected for
two years, and was chosen las, ycar This month
was the regular time Cor c'ecting members Of Con.
grcss; bur, IN consequence Of the extra session
they were chosen Lao. May. There ~, therefore
no other election this year in North Carolina er.
cept FOR Clerks Of Courts md some other county
officers, Of no exciting interest.
The Western mail THIS morning brings ms n
lew returns fom Indiana and Kentucky, which
We suJOin:
INDIANA.
ln Franklin county, the whole Loco FOco ticket
was elected the vote stands
jas a Loves fWmgl $50
~. - Smith lWhigl sos
A. 4. Cooley Loco Foool iOOl
George Z Snoup Loco Focol 1867
In Deorbone county, the Loco Foco cket also
succeeded. The Wings generally voted with them,
Tor Ethan Brown, for tho Legislature Mr. u.
was formerly Governor oil Ohio, and man Of great
personal popularity.
Tho wings lose SIX members IN these two eoun
tics--two in Frsoklin and four IN Deirbornc.
IN Swuzsrland county, the Wing Representative
was elected; same last year. In Floyd, the wing
was also elected; same last ycar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

AIlIIIIN

-" Tho Rev. MIR. PAYNE, Episcopal Mis-
sorary from Africa, will, THIS Evening, 10 an Ad.
droEsi TO be delivered in ST. James Church, at can
die light lay before his hearers the present stale and
prospects ofour African Mission. pu ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
VIA AL.
ARRIVED

Boat Red Bird, Blown, with 800 tons merchandise
to Btgwell, Smith {. Jones, f G. Tumpkins & Co
RIyes Harris, b Shepherd, Royal Parrish, " d
toll. ~
SBoat Farmer, Couch, with 4OI tons mercbun
DIE 10 Pcyton, Dean Edwards: paying $3.50 Cs
toll
Boat Pocnhonas, Grant, with 30 tons merchnn-
dzc to l. ID Crenshaw \ Co, RIves & Harris |,
Ludlam & Son, aud Shields u Somerye. paving
SIS 81 toll.
Boat Experiment, Goodwin with 35I tons mer.
ch'ndIZe to PeyIOn, Dean Edwards: paying SIP
~ toll.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat WIN l. Lancaster, Harrington, with
tons merchandise ior Lock No 10, Scottsville and
Lynchburg: paying $50 81 toll.
Boat James Madison, Peters, with tons mer-
chandze tor Lock No. ~, Rockfsh, Scousville and
LynchJurs: paying S27 % toll.
Boat Old Dominion, PanplIn, with lOl tons msr-
chandzs Tor Lynchburs: paying Sl7 % toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

High Water, this day, 20! o'clock, A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

Parties have undergone mluy revolutions since
1893. Men and measures have been "weiebsd in
the balance and found wautingn MANI .b,n.
herd has betrayed the flock for the asecs. Ard tbsv
all began 10y cnrping at distractions. n arm not
ia error as TO the history Of that time. the dis,in
gushed gentleman from Massachusetts himself
(Mr Adams,) who now leads US, State rights men
and all, land all were State rights men before IN,
elecIlon,) was ready TO buckle himself on 10 a broad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

The ten Commandments and the s1ersd rrscenfa
and example oiihG New Testament are full bgrr
and prOus consolation 20 the Chr stan. brt die ina
del donyuucls 'Inm al' oe distractions. Ia ri8.
cg.Cslhg ial.I which lean, on them. and calls tor
some pageant os the visible FIsu Of his i8oIafry.
These Virginia aus.rac..2us have done "tre state
some service" SIR, thryn1ge guarded tho Ponies
rights their money TOO, from another scr, 0fagsfa..
ton bl' takes one mans money 10 pu, into mo
TIERS purse. They are distractions which pgiu
cans have ongn denounced, bat which the people
Of The U"tsd States have never yet failed to up.
prove.
was surprised to hear tho gentleman from New
jersey iMr b1sic1) ny that things would have
gone olhcw.ss had The Whik administration oil the
gnr''mln from Massachusetts (Mr AdamsI been
permitted 10 so on. And why dlI Do ro, 20 on.
sH vi" NOT press That; the gentleman hlmss.i
no doubt ctn 's. you luC reason. ] had not kfoWr
gg,1r. that Doc origin 90. the Wing party dated 10
/ i'r D1eS. IbcroarC many Wings who g.I doubt.
Tee. He surprised 90 learn ln1t me venerable gentle
man over lhe way, as hc wusD 1920 % as De s now
10 .he Executive Office, where hs wasc1pdcmnea
~ Me te'pc or as 70 representative Irrs--ig oi
ever was their leader And yet, sir, he rs en,i,.s,
70 ls'h w sags, hg experience, his services, i h
is nc eTponsn. Of Wig principles. lfhs or hr
administration is The prototype 0i IL, WnIg p,rty
then beg gentlemen 10 remember that.