Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-12

IL s understood that MIR Tyler has declared nee
The dissolution OF the late Cabinet in the most sol
emn manner, that his administration should be a
III roosh wh,g administration; that none bat whjgs
should be called into his Cabinet his eounSels or
appointed In any quarter to the performance at I'M
poriant ohcal duties. Such scoufse will secure
our confidence, and nothing else will We must
see his new Cabinet, with MIR webSerel the head
ol TIA man the best years Of whose eminent roll.
teal life, with oil the energies ci his great
have been devoted to his country in the advocacy
and maintenance OF Wing prihcip'eS-wc must see
that the Cabinet, one and all. acting us TO prove
TO us and to The world, OF the ,,thflnr,s with which
they Shs, represent their party anl sustain its DIS
i'neuNe principles in the conduct OF their own de-
p'r'msn'S rcSpcc W-ly-snj by the faithIuness and
success OF their advice and counsel to the Prcsdcnt
IN the discharge OF his duties that they no, oply
have been, but ore Wings, IN very truth and Deed
/ ~ much we hope torso mucn we have a right TO
expect anu demand at The hands OF any man, calling
hirlSetb by orr name, who consents to retain or tax
| Once N the I ibnei, under MIR Tyler.
l. W IN faithful councillors around him, CT i,yirc
nus Conhicnce, without tnrielung ours, we have A
tl%nt 10 nope ana expect, that the President will
LOOK ssain and with more care, and better Judgment
ana conclusions, into the important subject on winch
nc ana Congress have differed. The pubic money
now IN his hands must ee taken out: better use ii
system than 'hAI OF Gen. Jackson, or that If MIR
Bircn, must ho drv sell and created: rud as I,
part OF that system, National Currency must he
suppled, and the exchanges tqual.z-d All tins
must Se don, 10y the unijed Authority OF the &c.
n''-' Government, and IN way to avoid the mon
stouS evils Of q Government Bank IN WHICH We
hno~, the late SUB Treasury scheme, by s,isbt
III u'lcailons, might easily Je converted.
III ns CIV" impressive language, applied to Cen
e'a Jackson, on memorable occasion, not I'm Ike
the present, we may To the President TN, "b,,,
or due regard 20 the sacred obligations and d,,, 80
OF oihrc. require of every public m,r 10 r,p,,r ,h
nlschiciS winch his own unwise policy may have IN.
hcier on the country
We reIUdo'e and rcPrnhs,c the ahonin,hle doc
Al
pH'Ic ohces belong 10 the nqucrjns party, Of or
contested election, as tie "spoI 5 of yictnry' Oar
uo'l'he L. mat political party Coming INTO mower
- NJ once charged with, anu responsive for IN, ,s
"ihiN'"uNe operations OF the Ghvernmch' in all
rs Departments -nd places and that II is lis riybt
H"u a. uhtY io conduct those operations m ,tniy by
the hands vt IS Llends We re .pcctful'y commend
'ni JSs ana necessary rule To the notice oi the Pre-
sdeni, Tor more efficient observance aud enforce
nent thru % rs Vet received At hts hands
In the avowa' heretofore strongly made by Mr.
lS'tr 'n isVor ~ tire One Term princip.c we have
the assurance that, IN his time, tie country will not
be curscn wrh the revolving spectacle OF an ,dp,in
iNtrs.on condlcsi through one entire term chiefly
with view of securing the success on to tho ip-r
ben, or 10 a"y particular Executive f,vort. bv IN,
corrupt and corr puug application of Guvrrnmen.
Ht'o'1Ee' he "hi= party, without the ard Of
~ c"ivg uflruce, vii designate, 10 proDrr time
suitable caacldaIe Tor the office OF President m
ISIS. "
We offer 10 Henry Clay. ofKentucky, the ,ribu,. /
~ Cur heartfelt gratitude anu thanks Tor all his ct1-
lnent FuvNc services, never conspicuous or VAL
liable ihIn IN The SeEae during the recent session
OF ConS'css; and we devou;iy trust thIt he may
.unE be preserved 10 his country.
HE union and int. sIIty of The Wing party nn,,
its Continuance IN power. slli. indlSuer sable II
she Co"s t.t On and the Union ace to I've prr,erv,d
and the welfare and prosperity Of the country pro
NOTED and advanced. FA.lns now 10 maintain our
asceUd.ncv, Te give up our State and uu. Country
To Hl the ur'U.i m.scu,e's aud evils ~ h.ch an nm
hPly experience mas shown IS cerr-in 10 10 low
Tie ~ OF those whom we had only so Lately driven
tom power. The restoration OF Inc late crnlir,tf !
party % power. N this State, ami IN the Govern |
merit ct the Union, would sad, # courss, 10 The
establishment tall hose uGIOus me suTs- aud efSo
mat destructive policy against which We hay. - !
ons con,euted ana finally ~ III success. and 10 the
o,s and S'rUciIon oi all the good Inch We have
achieved or can achieve. How Ioug the delicate
machinery and fabric Of our political system car
''1nd the new rcndiug which they would thu. suf
Ter, none can tel; UIt We believe not long
As Wings we profess q hold power strictly as 4
rus ior the common ant equal beut II, Of all; W.
nc eirad 10 see II placed again m the hands OF onr
opponents. where IL has been so much abused: and
ne pledge ourselves here one another and 10 he
ountry, for curse vesant those whom wc represent,
hat we viii spare ,t1rt % continue aad meme.
ulte the csccndoncy Of our party both IN the STATE
mi Nauons Governments. Dom. this, we may
ope al good things Tor our country. rs institutions
IS freedom, us prosperity, rs honor and its glory
ION the hrm and permanent establishment Of our ,
'rinc'p.es and policy, and the compile uon and sue
rss OF a., our measures.