Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-23
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| A"e tomor this morning is that the guiuo,iro I.
| streaming From % to 20 victims TO A b,..Le,.,
os the remainder OF the session, will lie tho o,,.,
we Gay This ought to have been the case soon.,
Inc party has suffered-the country Ia, kuIr,,.,i
because u was not done before For i, is un,,ni,hI
mat the very wors, Of the Loco Foco po,,y
were thrust into ofhet-and until they are ese,.d,
"o Puohc money is not safe the public bu.in.,,
VIII not be transacted. and the people will no, Ia
'on'ented. But tho system is in full operation now
anu my opinion the President will not arrest /,
u"''' nc has substituted honest aud capable men for
'"e thousands OF corrupt and incompetent ones, vbo
hold office.
we hau good many stirring scenes in Congress
'aS' week. MIR. Wise nd Mr.. Adams had sparrincs
anu us Mr.. "A. is a sort of privileged character,
&c" Gu" encounter him wiIhou. being soiled. MIR.
""e ana Mr.. Sianly gave each other ops over the
""ucA'es--Mr Wise and MIR. MorshaIl also Ind
passage MIR. NJ. is one OF the queeres, men Pye
TIC Is eonessedy man Of abilities
"o'u'y dchcient in dlscreion-hke somo
OF the other hotspurs in the House lie had
the lace to tell MIR Wise that II he and MIR Adam,
were at home 1t would be much better for the conn
"y' But the worst thing have heard from him
was the very unbccoming and indecent teenr,, ;o,'
month na He
|"o'nei' winch no successor dared put his paws
upon bu' short time before making this speech,
nc was al the ".NHitohai Rcfte.Ory" near Gadby's,
""e'e TIC uses 100 much for his own good, and that
c'n ;"'''n may serve to explain it; bui us,hing
can JUSTIFY It. Ii was unjust to the P,>& '1ni
Just to the Cabinet, unjust to Mr.. MQ
Der Of whose friends he is. The b,sauE, or late.
source whence comes, however, mus,
its power I'd for
Another spnrring-the toughest that La, como
of-was between MIR StunIy and MIR Brow, oe pL,
ladelphia, one of the heroes of the .RroL
War;" which took place near u,rri,hurc .o,,,s
years since. MIR Siunly had denounced the North
ern Locos for their course on AboI;,;on D.;
TONS as "hypoeriiieal ,Oreiehes." Mr. Brown wish.
cd to know, whether the. epithet was intended
TO apply personally to the party with which h.
acted. MIR Stanly snid he did not intend il IN ,p,l,,
70 the whole party-but to the member from Phi.
IodelPha particularly. So the rcport wos Given -
the papers. MIR Brown wrote q note TO the In.
stating that he did no, hear M, g..
remarks, and prcsuming they were not made.
WI. o. rephes that he never saw accurate a re.
port-thai It was word for word MIR Brown b,.
, ,, urea 10 get the floor TO expain-but the
House would not permit him---the members erwin,
out, Settle 1t out of the House,
Ii is said that Mr.. Clay will TO-DAY introduce.
bill tor Bank-diifering from tina, of Mr.. Ewine
in this, that the Mother Bank shall establish brone
ches without the consent Of the States. Thi.
movement, fear, will produce no good. Better
take the plan of the Secretary. The assent Of the
States is matter of no moment, and will no, in
the least impair the efficiency of the measure. Re.
sides, that scheme, with some alterations, can he
this cannot.