Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
K | c. III Nj n d.:
FRIDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER ~.
We find IN the las, Globe the following Para.
GOOD READING.


. eefy throughout the Union IL says truly that tn,
. wing parry Is nav every where def.acd"-and
the bret reason assigned Is, that Mr. Ct,y "auany.
e ed IN part his lIisn. Hirrson',l Cabinet, and
II the late Calumet ard MIR Clay are tn 10 believed
o re arranged the measures ofhs admins "a on re.
/: sniling IN the extra session." This an honest
confession. and 81 IS the following: Congress met
"nd Mr. o. y appears as the leader Of the whs
d party The party caucus, the party leaders, and
the purity press, are ali regulated 10y his impulse -
AND TO what did this impulse" leau1 To the
repeal OF the constitutional org ,n;zi'on OF the Trea-
Suty DepaT,meut-to the crea tiun OF national A. bt
: the distribution OF the pubic oonan-ro a sys
, TEN OF ,uonal baTkrupIcy-and will the Madi-
soniin tell which Of these measures IN. nation
has approved1 Every member OF Cons,,ss wiz
voted ior these measures has found on reiurnu. to
ms constituents, that they have been vetoed at the
pols. u the President had vetoed them he did
the Niuons' B'nk, he mIgnt have claimed the credit
ot he late D-mocr IrIumphs. II ne womb *
emp himself from the odium which the Madrsonian
ADMITS they have brought on Nr. Clay, the PresI-
Gent should at least leuo himscf much to their
extinction as he his To their enactment.
We cannot De far wIong in ImpuIins Loco Foeo-
Ism to the Organ OF the Execu i've when that print
receives the commentator of the Globe. At leas,
the world will hold sui'iless of any un h,rabl.-
ness IN the premises. \ self styled Wig paper.
Iiuded 10y the leading organ OF L9e, F.eoi.u! That
Tact, without reference to the abuse he ped upon the
| ing party, and the most illuSrious Of Its members
would, oi itssli, warrant violent suspicion of in Sc
| mood and reachery. Bat when To this fact and To
this abuse, is aided The rejoicing a, whs defeats,
suspicion IS merged into CONVICTION, and that which
was sutmise becomes reality. la this CONVICTION 10
IMPLIED every thing dscrtdtahle to the honor vera
cry, &c t'tuie AMI gnod faith of the Executive Or
gan. That paper owed lis existence To the Wings
unsupported by intellect, It was sinking daily and
scarcely able TO live from day 10 day, when its
bols'erous Wing zeal so far won upon the pity and
Charity OF the Wings to induce them to raise a
contribution TO protracl It's miserable existence Du
ring this time, no paper m the Confederscy out
stripped N he violence of its denunciatons of IN.
Van Buren, Parry, and Its lIudIiions of the Wings
/ l. even passed the pae of Honorable warfare and
/ by ITS skill IN terretns out private letters. II won
from It's present associates the distinction Of being
stricken from the roll OF honorable Editors! It's in
veteraie VIII sgery endured until within the last few
! mo MS, when the prospect of mixing a living by
! Treasury pap, by means Of fu'some culosiss of
| HIS EAc= lency the President" diSned upon IT,
Even afer treachery had entered into its heart. 4
affected violent wnisgery, and presumed TO advise
the Wings, to exhort them, ami read them lectures
to follow il SHINY fooJ.Jep s-'urn traitor to their
principles for the - k OF the spol.s, and fil.fy all
| tner pledges to the country. Even yet, when the
mask Is wei! nigh torn from It's shamcc ss v,tre IL
mas he etfron'ery to Insult good ih the pubic r-
t-'iseuce and common decency, by still Claiming 10
/ he VIII! Let the claim stand as a monument of
human m,,udence
! THIS worthy Wing organ OF worthy whis
! President after eNutnG over the defeats Of ITS
Pro'e'Ssi 20 cll associates, IS engbsed in The
profitable task Of exp aiming the causes Of those
defeats. Il is nj no loss TO assign one-prompied
| thereto by the double motive az eXroriiny c1mmcn-
daiI'E from the Lpeos, and insrartuns Itself az
| the W hUe House. IL IS all ny to Henry Claw
that great and oTious pa;not-Ih- object Of envy
ana hate 10 all he mean ard despicabe SPIRITS of
TIE land! He-(~ho only sought IN good faith To
redeem tue pledges he h,d gwen To his couutrymen
nd sood n ST and foremost IN The Election and ad-
! m.raton OF his Wing bre'hren,) was striving TO
! ufeik down NJ Tyler, ami d,sm.mbcr the wing
party, that he might rise upon It's rulns lie, the
heart and soul Of that great party-to whom more
than any other ono man u was indebted for its tr-
umph OF 40, and TO whom, more ih1n to any other
one msn It was Bound by the strongest ties of Low.
ana srati;ude-he to seek the overthrow Of his gn
ardent friends and admirers tn he might profit bv
I their dIsoOmh ure The assertion is too absurd
and ridcuious for consideration! Bot # the Exc.
eu've mouJh-piece be rrsht--how comes i, that 10
LOCO F ico thanks MIR Clay for dong his party a
se0vIcc! Why IS il, that ali oil tina, party abuse
MIN with intense mi unmitigated bitterness whist
they lauh His ESceency, the Presrdent"--the
! Wing President, to the skies, for destroying, 90
| uey say, the Wing plry3 Are they all out
OF theIr senses as well as the Whigs7 and ought
t1ey to have praised Mr Cay instead of Mr.
| Iy'e7 II will take a wiser man than the Solo.
mon OF the Mndisonian TO bring them to this he iel
But that worthy If regard i1r the spnis had nor,
mued, would have had no occasion 10 90 beyond
the precincts of the Palace for ample causes for the
Iite Wing reve SOS. They might be found in the
indeiensl1Ie nnd Notifying conjuc, Of Ills EI
cs.lency"-In the had faith with which he acted to-
wards hishte Chbinet and the Wing patty general.
/ YIN his open md secret core ponJenre with the
| Loco Focos-n his ueaChery 20 the - hig parry and
the county, in using the patronage Of the Govern
ment to make himself popular and secure re- cleo
tonat the expense OF the best interests OF the Re-
public and in contempt Of his own pledge tn a single
term. This conduct and the attendant cI.curostsn.
ces, were enough and more than enough to mor,fy
and disheauon every member Of the Wing Party,
and to lead TO greater reverses than have be.
fallen them. But III cir influence will be only TEN.
po'ary. When Captain TyIsr's position is clearly
dehned-ss must be the case before iong-fof he
cannot play the "Ar,luI Dodger" slwoyB-lhat gal.
liant band Of potrOts, who achieved the great III.
Gmph o. lsIO-wliI once more rally to the rescue,
with renewed lrdor. The imoeciuy or Ireocbery,
! or both combined, Of one man, cannot divert them
/ om their principles, or make he nDhorrsd dominion
Of Loco FocOism more endurhbIe than II was twelve
months ago.
| irD We were tod some weeks bsek bv IN,