Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

had furnished his Cabinet with rough draft Of this
/ Objectionable poper, which exeelled the abors OF
the Kitchen as much in strength rs their handy
work did hts Ia polish. | say affected To believe.
Tor can hardly suppose you in earnest in a>crbins
my thing like strength or pcispcuily q one whom
you had described rs too great fool TO understand
| he P"lnss' section OF PLAIN law. Bot le, I Is
pass All your efforts to obtain TetTaction of the
| objectionable parts ct the proclamation, under the
| sign m'nuhtot Oh Hickory, were treated with the
contempt which the seTviliiy Of your conduct merit
Ell. an dne etnson, however, you were eomlorted
with what was said TO be authorised explanation
OF lhis document; not from the Offender hmScli, hut
from one OF the lowest OF his mcn'rls :-neverthc-
&C. no cur ever wasgcd his tail with moro extra
| sa@ant communications of Joy, for cruInb thrown
nom MS masters kitchen, than you manifested in
your gratitude for tho Presidents wonderful condo.
sNtnslon m mixing this second. hand Splaniti on
even through 50 diSrC puithle a mcdIun. manly
| sHirt would have .rid-Nou have officially aSsum-
ed d''gerous powers, and ro,hiuS or will satiS-
u US, OIt re;Sac ion iogtnll auu us solemn as
mat II wh1 the nssurinuun vps M de. But whe,
was the course 81 the valiant del fender Of States
klshts-the Editor of the Enquirtri You imme.
uNiely trumretci io,th this commentary of the
w ashin.tUn Globe, every thin: which aha I'd.
vocstcs OF these principles could desire. And thus
ended your vlNruus vInd,cation at ptinulpIes-
WINCH you are ever ready to reverence with er-
vc', brt very backward 20 de .end when assa,,sd
by you: political Ido's. L. Therefore, You dc NJ,
wish 10 r. viye the RECOLLECTION OF events to when
you can never ~. with ievlluss of the deem
C.. hu'niliation. l woGld Sdvse you In pass over
10 s'lsnuo, TIE taun,S of the Richmond WIZ re
iiive TO The course you pursued IN tins matter -
X, Il assured that, in his instance dt,c,ol viii
DC Inc better part OF vaor CAUTION
Wig eane.G's for Congress II. ms .7nhsrs District.
MIR Giner will perceive, by the fo.lowin, pro.
eeecirSs and correspondence, that the party with
which ne hrs heretofore professed to oct. will no
ionger oe satisfied with delusvc assurances that he
y. every men a Wing" while he is opposing
every neh,' " his measures. IL is very c.rtain
that either he or lazy have misunderstood he mean
ING o. tue term aud the sooner they come 20 an nm
Outstanding the better. Elected by a msapprehcn-
SION OF eaeh others views, he will perhaps, On 1r.
ing apprsed of that tact, be induced to resion his
seat and TO t'y the ISSUE OF another contest. We
shoud like 10 see HIM Try it.-Lyhch. Vtr
WING MEETING IN AMHERST.
AN meeting OF the Wings OF the County of Am.
hsrSt, al her Court House, on Monday the I6h
instant Chimpe Carte, Esq. was called 10 the
Chat, aud James ). PendleIon appointed S.cree
iary.
Mr. James p. Coleman stated the obi 9, m m,
NEE ins ana Siier few pertinent and l0rcible re
marks, submitted the following Resolutions xLicb
were unanimously adopted:
lsi' Resolved, That Congress hath the power I,
incorporate National Bunk, and that II Is ex diem,
ana proper al this time to exercise that power.
20. Resolved, That Congress hath the rrsb, IN
istrloue the proceeds OF the pub &c lands coded nv
Tie States, anu that such distribution is both polite
anu just, and Ihat the same right extends 10 the
proceeds of the LANDS purchased by the United
States, aud that the same should be distributed in
IKE manner, and that such proceeds should not be
Il part OF the revenue of the United
Safes, Tut as trust fund for the benef, of all the
States. '''0
81. Resolved, That this meeting highly approve
Inc measures passed by the presen, Con.ress as
emlnen'ly conducive to the welfare and prosperity
Of the country.
4th. Resolved, That we cherish an unabaied nj
iachme"t TO the great principles OF reform, that
oro lsht the Wing party into power aud that we
VIII not tolerate any deviation from, o. Abandonment
Of them.
SIN. Resolved, Thnt we have entire confidence
in the abilities and fm Wing principles Of our Tel.
low-ciuLen, Joseph X. Irving, and that this meeting
request that he consent to become a can
d1ate Ia represent this district IN Congress and thnt
we cordially recommend hlm to the support of our
" hls her'hren OF other parts OF the district
8 h. Resov, d, That be. and arc
hereby appointed Committee TO confer with Juseph
Is. Irving, and acquaint HIM with the proceedings
vi 'his meeting.
The blank IN tie 6,h resolution was filled with
the names Of the following gentlemen: SAM NJ,
Garland, Robert NJ. Brown Jas. z. Coleman, w
h.'krlshI, Cornelius Sale, John Coleman. Edmund
G. Moore and W. 5 Turner.
Z And then, on motion made, the meeting adjourn.
ed. CHAMPE CARTER, CnaItm.n.
JAS. ,. PEEDLEToS, Sec'ry.