Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
Cgr-ssp0ESeTos gT'ls ITAsr
WASHINGTON, 2s.h july.

skies hrigh; AMI Frightening.
Gentemen: Most cordially DO tender you my
congratulations on the partial uhment Of nv pro-
phecy! The Senate on yesterday ordered the bill
Tor the sstab ishmeni ola Bsak Of the L. States 70
be ensros'ed, by vote Of p 10 24-two Of III.
wing Senators heins absent. Ga this day the biz.
will be passed by vote of p to ~. For the par.
ucnars Of yesterdays proceedings Irefer you 10 the
papers Of tbs morning
For tins suspicious result the country is indeht-
ell to the genius and patriotism Of tina, great and
glorious Statesman Henry CLAY! Again, h. ha,
stepped forward 10 save the nation Again in
spirit OF generous and s=if-sscrfcng patriotism, he
has consented 10 renource 10 some extent, his own
peculiar opinions, and to tender com Promise found
ed on principles Of mutual concession! Where or
how can tho people cancel the debt OF gratitude
which they owe that wonderful man Proud a,
was The sa;i5n which he heretofore occupied IN the
confidence and affection Of MS coIn,rynen, i, is sill
more exalted now He may be said to be the i'm.
persona:.on Of every thing shst Ia great and good
and wise IN statesman! Firm as Gh, AIeshanv
/ Mountain, when hrmness IS Z virtue, he is AWAY,
ready vines patriotism requires it, 70 offer up hi,
onc cherished rartahlIss on the altar OF his coun.
try But must foroear--I sat ,wn no, to sneak
OF VIZ. Clay, bu; TO inform YOU Of an even, tina, will
d'fFlsc y and g.adness throughout. the length and
! breaolh Of our extended cuuuiry.
Of,be fate orihe bu, in the House OF Reprssent,.
;Ives no ore can doubt. It will be passed there by
a majority ranging som, where between twenty, nd
thirty, the Hous. may happen to be full or 9th.
erwise.
The next inquiry Is, whai will the President dol
vii he veto ~ To this question, | respond. en-
. nh IIy rrf oh 4. n
eHsr,sd 10 induce him to % So But when the gre,,
interests If the country are at stake, il will be
found that MIR. Tyler Is as decided as anv man
can lie, and highly he may respect III,
scrupes Of his personal friends, he can nett or bs
sedueed by haiicry, nor Intimidat-i ~ clustering
mensces, 10 take step which mus, resul, in the
overtime" Of ths Wing party, and bring disaster
and ruin upon the country
Now that this ugitatnz question is disposed OF;
you vii, soon sec perfect harmony restored to the
! Wing ranks. al those suspicious and Isllousies
toward the President, which have been >, ,r,r,lry
io';ercd by the Lo-os, viii be dissi2a,ed, and his
administration will be sustained by nne,y-nIns
hundredhs Of the grea, party by which his illus.
t-ous predecessor was elevated u the Presidential
char
/ These are my candid views. IT, however. should
be mistaken as 70 the course which Mr.. Tyler nay
adop', the Consequence wal be most fearful. FL.
impossible to anticipate their full extent, But
vi. venture 10 predict such an explosion al. this
court-y never witnessed a the other grrl, mea-
surcs u the Wing party Wi. fu.-C,rs.eas will nd
J,urn 90 a s'orm-ths Wing party vii be sbiy,red
. 70 H,Oms-ns~ organz tons viii take fsc.-E,lf|
dozen Presidential candidates VIII be- IN the field
I1 iesT ihln SIX weeks, and ugrp4r and confusion
VI OygBprss1 the LAND. Yours. truly.
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