Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23


We understand TIA: President Tyler cons.rues
the results OF the elections as approb,ory Of
his course. "See, me slys} how MARYLAND and
Georgia are sustaining my Administrator This,
TO most people viii appear the crosses, faulty that
ever took possession Of human being. Probably,
there Is no, another man Ia the eon'ederacy, who
takes this view Of recent events. Mt even the
lizzie band Of niuersrs by whom he is surrounded,
cen bring themselves to creit the incredible t,le
which they ore 'ndustriou.y ins,jling into his E1
ce!ency's ear. Maryland and Geo gil--elec,in,
thoroughbred Locos-"su,'amiag my .7fninis
trdtion " TINS Is only equlIed by the n,arvcr lous
declaration, ,h't Ty carried Tip through in the
great canvass OF lsi0l
With one thus inflt1atei-thus the dune Of a,t-
terers and sycophsn,s thus wrapped up in his own
seit-soficencY, there IS no r:asoning-he Is IN the
broad road to pcrtit on, and nothing can save him
Ills old friends may look on with pity and NORTH
cation, at the folly they cinnot rcmcdy-whilst his
enemies eTult ct the faulty, from which they are
to derive the benefit.
The C''porlPs Guard we know, affect TO take
different view Of things and as It is their interest
TO fa;Icr Ills Excslency' they spare no pains IN
persuade him mat he is Fortunes hyour.re. and
that all things work together for his g.orrkc,t,on.
They tell him, that by means of the spoi 3. h can
rule the Locos into his support, and tha, hi, name
IS tower OF strength, which all men must see and
dread. They refer TO TIC miny cases Of good luck
which have bealIen him, and to which he Is indebt.
cd tor oil he Is--and by pressing his luck, all things
are within his reach. II not to be denied that in
some sort, he may be considered lucky man-bu,
We cannot veil innsioe, how Fortune could deal a
more cruel stroke, than to thrusi a weak, vain
/ glorious man Into conspicuous POSITION where h,
Is forced, it were, 20 eKhipt his weak points Ia
the gaze e oIl the world But the luck, We trust
viii hold ont, az leas, TO tho crcImventin, Of tb,
Locos, Who have undertaken 10 head him. VIII
the view Of aiding this seheme, We are willing u
ooncede that oil tho reosn Loco F1co victories ar
Tyler victories. The idea, that such is the car,
muy n,ble him to ovouesoh his willy n1versar,
or at any rates give him sufficient isduencs TO max
a respectable fight, when he and his new allies com
TO divide the spolls Of victory.
bfh "f ~r Guy upon ne rmn' NJ ST.. Ty,sr
lMsdisonian.
This Is ono Of The storeolyped phrases Of the ES,
cuuve organ. One Thing may be ss d OF IT,, that
such be the design Of the Wings, they have Il
RUINS ready prepared to their hands. They ha,
been at no Uoube whstsger 20 make the ruins.
A Another Of the set terms Of tbs orgsn-the Fan
in sub5iaucs-,housh luls varied IN words-
that the desire 10 elect Mr.. Clay TO the Presden,
i' the cause Of the late Wing reverses. Bygenu
men, WHO have seen this remark in the Nadisonia
ss have frequently heard it osksd, when did N
= Tyler cease to be a C,ay.man, and why DID
s. cease TO be onel Did he not weep at Barrisbu
because Mr.. Clay wos not nominated What h
I, Mr.. Clay done since that time 10 forfeit the 60
u opinion Of Mr.. Iylofl llas he proven false 20 o.
d punclP'e then entertained Has he courtcd {
{. Locos, or been euogI by th,m7 Does not Il
n new born hostility to MrCay disclose the mad q
10 bItion, which Isgoading "bis EHcelleney" on 10
ruin7 Is II susceptible Of any other ,olution1