Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
To ruE EpIroRs or ruE VINO.

To ruE EprroRs OF ruE Vino.
Dentemen; In last Tuesdays Enquirer, up
peared the following extract of letter introd ice
by the Editor to his readers.
".Mr. Tglsr
"A siaunch Republican friend across the wa,e
WIRES; i know MIR. Tyler well, and like him
His personal dispositions are kind and cool. nm,
he has no touch OF magnity. By nature and edaea
tcn, he Is Republican, aud only fashioned bv cir
en gum and party. into Wig. What eours
WI. ne no" pursued lie may do great good o
upon the doctrines of Mr.. Madison's Renort an,
60 against Bank, Tariffs, Internal Improvements
&c, and maintain his early constitutional opinions
= p''.e,P'es winch he advocated aud maintaine,
IN isii, ~ aud 'l3, in the General Assembi,
OF Nirsinir, the House OF Representatives an,
the Senate OF the United Stat.s1 Will h, no, nroy,
| hUhseh Patriot, rather than a Potcianp Or vii
ne eonsont 20 plunge tho country into the old Ham
| u'onlan system, and be aurcd through party con
s'dcraiions into the arms of Federalism hope no,
ana 'hnk not. His course is a plain one and need,
only hrmness and moral power. II he clear nm
| nsn', anu hepaohean, the country Wi, support him
On the contrary, If he attempts TO carry out th,
sehemes OF tho Wings, he will sisnally fail. TIA
| venture TO predict | shall be anxious 10 lear,
Whal course he means TO pursue. | hope II will b,
I"e ~ ~h'Tn we can sustain HIM. shall rejoice tC
'e ao'e 10 DO 50, as you well know"
presume every body hereabouts well und,r.
SANDS that the stauneh repu bcan friend across the
rican Minister at the Court of ST. James. There i,
.'e' ""' evidence thai the extract was written by
MIR Stevenson. Heis doubtless regularly furnished
WIN tue Enquirer by every Steam Packet, and he
"''eS IN mat strain OF unintegible can't and uses
tha' peculiar phrasec!osy which belongs to the
N"ehie sehool. by ndiws and education, he mir
iE'e'I Is Republican, and only fashioned by cir
eumstanees and party into a Wing" Here is a
GEAR in'imation thata Wing can 10y no means be a
soou Republican. Minister whose vision has
oeeh oazzed Tor seven eight years 10y the splcn-
uor OF Court-who has associated on familiar
terms win Pnnces and Nobles-who has been
''Sa'ed oy their costly mngnfccnce and pam
Pe'eu oy their luxures, is more likely, suppose,
" nave advanced and improved in his Repab-
''eaH edheG!iOn, than plain and simple Virginia
gentleman, who though born and bred republican.
mas osen fashioned by circumstances into whiy
"ha' MIR. Stevenson means by Republican bv
mature Is certainly hard to understand. | have
STUDIED and studied the notion, but my sensorum
ID 700 aHII 10 comprehend IT, Perhaps Mir Richie
can furnish soutoa for his stsunch friend over the
water. BROOKS Of the New York EXPRESS is of
opnion, believe, that no man can be a Republican
IN Ritchie'S estimation, who was no, Torn in nine
'y eight, or At any rate in ninety nine. "Nb,,
course will he (Mr. Tyler now pursued He NAV
do s'eat good or lncaculabe misehiefn That
is tFue-very true. II Mr.. Tyler carries ont
the reforms and acts upon the principles Of
the great party which elected him, he will do
great good II ne listens to the syren voice, or suf
iers the slightest embrace OF 'ocofocoism he will, do
inca!cu'able mischef!-"Will he (Mr Tyler, moi,
take his stand upon the doctrines of SIR Madison,
report, and go against Bank, Tariffs, Internal I'm.
provements Sc."-Oh yes, Mr Tyler will stand
upon the doctrines of MIR Madison and for thu, vo-
~ reason will 20 fora Bank as MIR Madison d;I
and will sanction an increase of the tariff as Mr.
Madison did when ever necessary for the public good
MIR Madison was decidedly in favor of a protective
as wei! as revenue tariff. The American Minis
Ter has probably forgotten the report and re-
solutions OF $50, and has relied too much
upon his friend MIR Rltche's Interpretation of thu,
state paper. Ii he will look at il again on his
return TO the United States, he will find that
Is altogether restricted TO discussion ofthe Alien
and Sedition laws,-Ond does no. contain one word
about Bank. Tariff or Internal improvements. "His
(hr. Iyler's) course is plain one and needs only
hrmness and moral power. lit be clear, upright
and republican, the country will support him. On
~ ~ u Hs attempts 10 carry our the schemes of
The Wings, he will ssnaIly fail" Now mark the in
seriousness Of all this These sef.syed exclusive
rePubIIcans,-these patent democrats, and levers Of
the dear people, are counseling President, yler ts
do wha. why TO turn traitor and abandon the
party which elected him to ofFicel To DISC
hey the voice of large majority OF the Amer.
lean People John Tyler is advsed-delibe
ratey advised-to perpelrae an act of foul trcsch.
cry and supreme baseness,-and is told that to
commit such iniquity only requires "irmness and
moral power" Surely the world has either turned
upside down, or the age of political cant and fana.
ucism will never cease. Most diseases are suppos.
ed TO be within the power Of medicne, but that kind
OF halIucInation which expresses itself in lrgon as
uninteIiigbe as ,hltof the philosopher in the Vicar
OF Wakeheld,-which is always chauerng abou,
State rights and strict construction, anti Bank, anti
Tariff, nnIi-DistnOution, &c.-is perfectly incura.
bic. COMMON SENSE.
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