Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01
RICH MOND:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Sept.
A A IL ID.

Engaging IN another pursuit, the un lcrsicned
this day retires from the Wing.
In seVering connection of some years stnndino
with the establishment, the last two Of which n,
one OF It's Editors. cannot take leave of tbos. a
It's patrons with whom locality has given me nor
sonaI acquaintance, and throw mo in constant nal
pleasant communion, without extending TO then, ,,v
thanks for the courtesy | have ever received nj
their hands, aud, IN separating wish them nil III,
prosper.,y life can heir.
Io'he patrons OF the Wing generally, who hnye
SO ooun'iuly sustained the paper in its battles Cr
The supremacy Of law, order, and pure government,
extend my greetings, and hope that IN the ,,ru,,o
the times pogtcnd, they will receive r,comyen.,
Tor their generous support in the fearless stand :.
Will take to ensure the work of Reform In our Gov
ernmen', which we iondy hoped had been con.
sumnatcd, when the late rulers were expclled the
places they occupied. &c. DAVIS
.inOther Veto! aud a dissolution Of the Cabinet,
Inc following letter is in accordance with tn.
general intelligence from Washington, that we are
10 nave another veto, and dissolution Of III. ca,
o'heI we presume the whole Cabinet will ndh,r,
together in its retiracy. Such is the e,n,c,,,;o,
and wish of the Wings. Let us have no scb;sm
there. The Wing couhsellors of Harrison. in whom
tbs Wings Of the country had confidence. shopId
stand with undivided front, shoulder TO shoulder IN
their wing brethren of the country. There is M
division here-Let there be none no where.
we io'beor Tor the present spcculations upon the
consequences OF the Veto. The Wbips. tbrougb
ther Representatives in Congress, will stand iusti
ned before the world by their efforts TO ilnce the
pubic money under the custody of law, and take II
rom The CONTROL direct and indirect, Of the Execu-
i've That they have failed will not be their sin
INC o"'he ara responsibility will rest upon Others
Extract OF a letter from Washington August noth.
The Bal for Fiscal CORPORATION Will h, r,nor,.
ed from the Select Committee of the Senate IN m.
morning, with no material alteration, and there Is
now no doubt, will 60 to the President-the tboucb,
winch some had INDUCED, OF laying II on the table
10 AVOID the second veto, having nearly passed OIL.
Inc idea Of this second Veto dong injury To m.
wing party, IS, IN my opinion, wholly mistaken. Ii
would produce indeed dissolution of the Cabinet
ana observance OF the President from the Whics.
out the party will be exhibited to the country. n,
having latter ratfyIns the condemnation uneouiyo.
ca"y pronounced by the public will on the mode
VI executing the Revenue power OF the Govern.
Ilen' oy ihd'N'dua. agency, dependent directly on
Executive controD presented to the Executive nj,
conceivable forms Of Ito execution, IN way 10 ex-
S'uue ih!J obnoxious agency and control. IT, .hcu.
the event so auch denounced on all sides, is To oc
cur OF the public money remaining under the Exc
cuu'e CONTROL the blame will not be TO the Wbics
lhey VIII watch his state OF things Whist l. lasts
anu remedy It when they can, giving such support
10 The administration OF the Government. in the.
meantime as patriots owe, namely, all that their
principles and views OF policy Wi, permit. How
Is condition like this to operate any impairment Of
Inc strength Of tie Wing Party Is tae entire co.
aescence Of President, the only cement of their
unon-or the exclusive condition of their useful
ness-or the indispensable guarantee Of their pre-
seTVatIon and Vitality Perish such unworthy and
uniounded conceptions, Of the principles by which
they hve-of the powers on which thew renose
Ihey vii only be held TO greater vigilance, more
seduous harmony, and more strenuous and ner.
sistent action, IN carrying out the Reforms destined
10 the ensuing session, and which the PresiJen,
stands as much and directly committed as them.
selves!
There is, think, no sufficen, ground for sun.
posing The President animated 10y the purpose which
has been nscrIbed to him, Of separating from IN.
Wing party, so as to form new Party for himself
The project would lie as hopeless as unworthy. if
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