Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-20
RICH MO
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. OCT 20.

We promised to continue our remark, nm Tho
political connection apparently existing between
the Editor OF the Enquirer and his "Exce,Iencv
the President" and of the principles laid down bv
the former for the government of the lat,er.
The Editor gravely tells US Of what transpirsd
at the interview between the President and Mr.
Spencer, Immediately preceding his accep,,nce .,
Office, and that the view nnd wishes Of the latte,
gave way TO The command of the former on the sub
Jet OF removals from oic-, but that notwithst,nd
Ing, the new Secretary was e man who must he
va ched or he would be found violating his orders.
Now what is the plain English Of all this, .L.o
CO Foco Editor OF the most oious stamp Is promn,.
~ informed OF what passes at an interview between
Wing President and leading Wing. every wov
hateful to the said Loco Focos, who had been
invited into the C1bns'. From whom did b.
get the 'ntormaioni Not certainly from Mr. Spen
ccr--aud as certainly If he got il at sll, either
directly or indirectly from Mr.. Tyler. Why wa,
gveni To siave of the anger Of the ENQUIRER and
us party a. the appointment Of this most deresred
Wing, and to enable the President 10 ride fo, IN.
present on both sides Of the sapMnc-tbe WIN,
party is to be cijoIei by the Appointment Of Mr.
Spencer, and the Locos to b. Modified bv the cor6.
DENTAL communications to their leading Editor
This is indeed dgriied conduct in the Presdeo, n,
great nation, and a. wise as dignIfed and ,,,iIi
doubtless aid him greatly in tic great canvass u
which lie looks forward. Ira the words or o,,r
neighbour, It becomes the Whi,s 10 keen ,be,,
I eyes on the game now playing between these .r
peuenced Tactciln-, 10 the result of which thew
orc so deeply interested
| Again: MIR. Tyler will not conduct the admi.
nis,rution on Wing Principles. So, At least. the
\ Editor Of the Enquirer has been assured by those
who ought 10 possess the confidence Of the PresI-
/ dent. This is, indeed an ayowal that We Ind
hardly expected thus early, although the determI-
nation thus TO ace, under certain CONTINGENCIES WI,
] lDrmcd, we believe, months a2o;-whethsr these
contingencies will happen, We think doubtful, and
IN thu: doubt, Il We not greatly mistaken, one
Of the great contracting parties by this time un,es
, What a spectacle do We here s-o cxhibited-a Pre-
sden', elevated 10 Cfice by men entertaining n rar.
tcIdr set Of opinions, abIndons in a few month,
tho principles by the advocacy Of which he b,,
been elected, and lyows his de'crmtn1ton {, act o.
those entertained by his odyorsauts; and vet. nj
this, strange as i may seem, IS true, or the E4oui
rer hes been pfomuIgating vile sandcr, on the Pre-
s'5on', and the President, by hssence giving then
currency.
II there ever WIS one man, in 40 the tide Of time
r who owed deeper debt Of gratitude to polirfea
parry than oil. her men, that man Is John Tyler
ond TINT Panty the Gtea, Wing Pauy-on who's
swelling tide the fui. and stranded bark that bor
him end his fortunes, vas waited oncel more to
safe and prosperous barbor
From Tic d.y that John Tyler suffered himsslft
be nominated Tor TIC Senate by CoI.Woo.fok, to IN
! meeting Of tho Harrisburg Convention, he hs
scarcely one spark Of political vitality rcmiining-
IN that state Of rorpor he vas taken to tho bosor
md confidence Of the Wing family, and warms
ognn into e. BY their votes he reached the secon
office in 'hc Government, aud Wy the inscrut7b
: act Of wise Providence was, IN one short mont
translated 10 Oh. FIRST C,n man, IN the wilde
/. deans n his Imagination, picture forth strong
case Of services rendered, and gratitude Justly du
Than is here presented
How have these signal services been repaid p
r. A. the frozen Adder paid his, y attempting
d sting IN death the very family in whose bosoms
~ had been cherished. Is proof reqwrcd1 II on
d more bad been wanting than we had before sest
10 his new organ md ally has supplied IT, of ii
+, friends OF Henry uy expect Office, they will fl
d themselves confoundedly IN the vooauve.r In OH
ID words, it tho Wing party expect ofice-for q
D. friends Of Henry Clay and the Wing party a
D. idsn'ieal-'hey will be sadly disappointed. ov