Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
nv LAST EVENINGS Mar.
To "a. Editor, efiL, IYh,r

wAsHIsoros Cir. March u. Is4,
have been much amused since the 9TH. a, n.
scenes exhibited at the various hive. abou, IN.
cutIve manson. You have no doubt ,x;,n..-.,
the confusion, and listened to the murmurin, r..
OF swarm Of bees, when they had lost their tInv
SO, you can form good idea Of the di,eon,.,,
That has prevailed among the bees OF the four ,,.
hives IN this city. On looking into their seys,,,
cells tho wild glarc-the confused movemsn,-the
'remour OF the oody-indicited too plainly the alb.
senee OF their long respected king, and the difficult
OF accommodating themselves to the change and
succession ofa new Ruer.-However, they srs nov.
getting more settled, and few or none can be founa
oot what pay obedience and honour to their nsv
MAJESTY ;--they seem now to be well pleased, and
indicate every disposition to remain seiisd, with.
Out any farther interruption rsmsssi. Under
'he'r new organization, for the present, only few
OF the droncs will be driven out; there are some Of
these, you know, in every hive, and think Bi.
Majesty, in the course OF the summer will sna
many such in his four.
The Senate has adjourned over till MONDAY
am not advised what is to be the nsl re.ul, of n.
difference between MIR King and Mr. Clay. III,
Ter, however, from circumstances there will IA. -
nsn'' Inc chauenge was written in the Sen,,.
chamber Immediately the insult, in the pro,.n,.
OF every one, and placed in charge of Linn Of NJ
sour, who commenced the subject of H., m,,;on :.
Clay by complmentiag him, and exp,,,,.,. -.
great regret et what had transpired. and bs,,-. a.
could get through with his compliments and ,n,,a
s'es MIR Clay told him, "N.ver mind. I ,o.,.,
accept 1t, SIR" Thus, believe. the m,,,., go.
ihe personal friends Of Mr. King saw ,h,, n. a.
not intend to go so far in his remarks and M IoL.
'etc viii be some such explanation, A. Kin, h,.I
u"ue' s'a"u' a natural horror Of powder ,-h;,.,
|"ys great presence OF mind makes him dr..a .
'"hg' IL, however, the Senator from AI,L
snoulu summon nerve sufficient to go upon IN. s.I
E"' SNfs Ihe lstoo valuable to lis countryo,. =,
oe suffered to be thus jsoparded, and thousand. ~
uouo' OF ms fellow citizens, OF efficient re.,.,,,
ohl'y ny the Senator'S own showing. are r..d =,
place their persons and life in Clay,s stead + :,
'he senator nix his time and place, not, however, 40
puoNcly rs he wrote what was supposed hi. che,
lense and he will find, to his hearts content n.,,
to meet and exchange salu,ations.
Inc Mississippi case has been decided in acoo,d
ance with Southern rights and Southern princ;n,s,
confirming the views taken by Clay and W.b.,.,
in their arguments. IL is astonishing that Ri,eb;.
SUI endeavors to make the people beley. there 10
JUST cause oil alarm upon this subject His F.
quher OF tuesday was handed TO me yes,e,d,y
no" hoelions and "tactious" 10y his own ds.
eIarAtion "iOr faction consists equally in commend.
ing all as esn'uring sl"l has he become orl.,s a..
sees nothing worthy of respect or praise in Inc
Judgment and feelings ofS large majority of HI.
counIrymen, and Notwithstanding the full sound
concise and manly exposition OF principles given bv
Harrison in his inaugural upon all the subjects Of
such pretended value to Richie, he asks the cues
hon' WHO believes that he (Harrson) will un
mask his prIneipts7 Not We" | believe on. or
TWO OF you are lawyers by education, and can YOU
not stop his l'bellous and sl,nderous print by an
indictment aud prosecution for these repeated and
gross violations Of justice and respect
Yours &r