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PAPER HANGINGS.
"a NEW supply, with borders, &c iustr from
"a the manufacturers. July %. c. GOODRICH
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
THE ApOSTATES


correspondent of the Richmond Wing
thus excoriates the three pitiful traitors
Wise. Gilmer and Mallory:
The conduct of our new tertiuna Guilds.
Wise, Gifmer. and Doctor Mallory, has ex-
cited among the Wings of this region, one
common sentiment of disgust and Contempt.
IN which contempt largely predominates
An apostacy SO cold hlooded, arrogant, and
selhsh. it is agreed, is without any known
parallel. Wise and Gilmer are understood
GOD save the mark y to be chrysals candi'
dates for the Presidency, and have determin.
ed to erect new party, which, after DESTROY.
ing Clay, Webster, Preston, Rives, and ali
other rivals, shall fulfil their own high nsni.
rntions. more immediate object is under.
stood to be to compel dissolution of the
cabinet, that they, modest men NAV sun.
plant the distinguished men elected bv Pres.
ldent Harrison. with such high Judgment and
discrimination, from the ranks of i. SO0 O0N
Wings. Whatever else we may denv these
gentlemen. whether it be patriotism. or mod.
esty or common sense, let us concede TO them
the characteristics, in which, if these nre
their drcams,th certainly eclipse the world
IA presumption above measure. and a van.
ity which exceeds crednlity.
Never have seen Wings SO firm. indig.
nant nnd determined. The petty obstruc-
tons placed in their path by these selfish
and weak schemers, 30 far from impeding
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
WAsHlNeroN. Sent =

MI, WASHINGTON, Sept Z.
~ The Revenue BIZ passed the Senate.-The
revenue Bill passed the Senate this evening
oy vote of "a to IL. The engrossment was
ordered before four O'Clock, and the final
passage occurred before five O'Clock. The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

Mr. MERSTER

we publish letter from this gentleman 10 the
Senators from Massachusetts, previous to the adap
ton OF the 2rd Bank Bill, advising them to the
proper course for the Wings to pursue-urging
them, Ia difference to the Presidents wishes To pos,
pone the further consideration OF the Currency uucs
ton, until the next session OF ConCreS The nub.
leotou OF this letter is made the instance OF the
Executive organ, aud designed to furnish some cx
tenuotion Of the Executive action. How lar twill
succeed IN accomplishing its object, leave to 9TH
crs to determine. To our simple apprehension 1t
fails wholly IN It's design. A careful scrutiny will
disclose, that Mr wcbstcr's main reason for asking
the delay was that MIR Bolts letter had eScrted
magical effect upon MIR TyIer's conscience, and
brought HIM suddenly to regard with horror, a bill
which he had suggested and pledged himself TO his
Cabinet TO approve, should 1t pass the national Leg
stature We have heard from other sources, in
confirmation OF this that MIR Tyler declared that he
was induced TO veto the ball on account Of that cclc-
bTated letter, What consideration to influence
the official conduct OF the chief Executive Function
airy, IN matter affecting the welfare OF the whole
Republic, What motive u bias the iudsmen,
OF this most conscientious OF Presidents! IL seems
highly probable that the perusa Of this letter threw
his Exceilency into terrible trcpidl,ion, aud quite
startled him from his propriety. lie imagined
man-trapat every turn, and Ancied his neck not
secure from n runnug-noose whenever he laid his
head upon his pillow lie was to bc "headedr-
there was no escape. Blu, determined to provide
against every contingency, he repudated the nos
trum Of his own preparing, lest poison should lie
insnuaiej 10y Capt Bots, or some OF his unchristan
associates
We doubt whether discerning public will be
able 10 descry nugh; in this letter complimentary TO
the sagacl,y, the frmness patriotism Of the Pres
dent; and his best friends will be apt to consider that
the Executive organ (the Madsonian) displayed
mo'e zeal than discretion, 10 giving it publicity.
1t the publication was designed .or the farther end
of vindicaIing the proprety of Mr. websters retain
ng his post. we do not perceive It's appropriateness
or force. As to Mr. Webs;er's course, we forbear
Tor the present expressing any opinion, other, than
that, from the circumstances known to the public
the personal indgnIty 10 him was as great as that
TO Mr. Ewing, and an indignant resignation was due
TO his honor and TO his country. But there may he
facts not yet developed, which distinguished his Gaze
from that OF the Secretary Of the Treasury The
President may have made apologies and expana.
tons to him, which were withheld from MIR Ewing.
OF this, however, we know nothing, and therefore
iotUear to speak.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKEr-son, >,
From TIA, American.

COttEE-About 500 bags La Guayr, b,v,
peen taken by the trade, Al iO!aIIi CTS for common
10 Sooj green. Moderate sales OF Il o are maxim, NJ
lUlalli cts '"s ~
FLOUR-Hst7rrd street Flour--Tbc mako, c,-
Howard street Flour closed finn this day week 81,
S',b2! tor standard brands. On Saturday after the
puoleaton OF the English news 10y the Great Wes-
'etn, me price @eeiined to 1925, without finding
purchasers 10 any extent. The accounts by the
caledonia which reached here on Monday still fur
iheT depressed the market and sales OF 1900 barrels
were made from stores nj So to S6OG! The price
mas 'aII'I shade since, and sales oi 1000 barrels
were made Yesterday NJ s6,i2!. To-day holders
are asking $685. but we hear OF no sales Tho yync-
on price IS unsettled at this moment.
CHy MUS HoaJ-Salcs were made on Wednes
Jay and yesterday, oil perhaps 2OOO bbls in all, a,
S"squehmnd EIour-We hear of no sales bv
which TO establish n wholesale quotation.
hlN-WHEAT.-fhC last English news 10
an instant has had the effect of depressp prices
Inc utcine IS from ~ to IL cents per bushel since
our last weekly report. Since odneslay last the
sales OF good 10 prime Md. end Virginia reds have
generally ranged from 20 to 25 although occa-
siona parcels OF strictly prime rods have been sold
al a cent or two above the latter named price We
quote good to prime Md and Virginia reds to div
at 20 %. We quote Md. white whcats at
| 1870 1856.
On Tuesday parcel of Pennsylvania red was
sold al Sl,2j, and on Wednesday another parcel AT
Sl.52 Since thcn there have been no further sales
| OF TINS description, and the market is now bare
| CoRS.-Ihc prices Of Md. wh'e Corn have been
pretly steady throughout the week at Is a 20 cts
and We quote the same rates to-day. Sales of Md
yellow at 90 10 cents. Sales ol Pcnnu. yellow
have been made at Is a 10 cents; some parcels bad.
| ~ cleaned having sold at the first named price
sales OF Virginia straw colour Il 81 a GS cents
ETE.-LnSt sales of Pcnnn. Rye were AT 10 cents
/ tor good qunIty. Sales of Md. az u - cents
| OATs-Wc now quote Md at ~ IS cents
CL"'ERsELD.- We mite SUES OF prime qua i;y
during the week at 81 50 per bu.hoi.
TIMOTHY SELD.-SaIcs of Timothy seed have
been making at IS 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
RICH MO d.:
MONDAY MORNING. SEP. ~.

We commence TO day the full report OF MIR Bo,ts'
Speech, delivered on the consideration OF the second
Veto Message, in the House of Representatives, on
the 10Th inst. y brief sketch OF his Speech taken
from the lntelsencer, was copied into the Wig OF
the iiih, before we were aware that i, contained
many essential errors; and 1t is now due to Mr. b.
rs well as our readers that full and correct report.
embodyins many documents which were wholly
omitted IN the sketch, should be given. Those who
have relish for MIR Bots strong, manly and
straight forward arguments, will find rich treat in
his on'madversons upon the strange course of the
President.
From the Nationil lntclIscnccr Sent n
10 account tor the appearance of n second report
OF the Speech OF Mr. Bots on the last Veto after
publishing the cursory report OF 1t by our Reporter
IL may toe proper TO remind our readers that Mr. g.
complained of that report, as being crroncou, I'M
some particulars. IL was necessarily defective also
IN not including letters and extracts read by MIR
Bolts, which could only DC furnished 10y himself
his revision.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

iD'A writer in the Enquirer, who comes IN.
dorsed by the Editor OF that print as zone ,ohc
kHo'1s'-has undertaken to defend MIR. TyIe,
against the charge Of trcschery to the Wing party
l. 1t not little strange that such defence should
be attempted IN the columns Of Il Locofoco papcr
Could II be expected that it could be credited when
that very paper announces, that MIR. Tyler has re-
fused to remove any more Of the Draw log partislns
appointed by Mr.. Van Buren-and whose con.
unuance IN office almost as much as any other one
cause, excited the popular outbreak Of 1910 And
when the same paper congra;ula,es its readers that
MIR. Tyler Is IN substance one of themselves, and
assures them that ho is utterly running the whis
pary2
The writer to whom we refer, by way Of prov
Ins the hlsi,y Of the charge, says that President
Tyler has appointed his new Cabinet entirely o.
Wings, for the purpose Of reruting the ciumny
This Is very conclusive argument truly, MIR. Ty.
Ter wdS Wing Mr.. Wise i0as a Wbig-Nir. G. IL.
mer rOas "every inch Whig"-and as it ras and i,
with these, so may It have been and may he now
with the new Cabinet. They may he every incl
Whigs-but their acceptance Of office under exist.
ing circumstances and with the prospect Of being
under the dominion of a secret Cabol, argues pfc,
nearly much devotion on their part to place as [,
principle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

The notice by the Agent Of the James River Com
p1ny to draw of the water from the Dock to-day,
his excited much feeling in tho community. The
general impression is, that the MEASURE, If carried
out now, will iniuriousy affect tho health Of the
city-ths hot and siekiy September sun operating
upon such mass Of mud will be exposed, must
generate disease. We have heard tho inquiry fro.
quenlIy j. tnero no power in tho city authori
ties to arrest the s,op7 CeHdn It IL, Il there he
none, there ought to be. IN case orthis sort where
the s1i p,puii is stake authority, II il does not
exist, ought to be assumed The blessing Of good
health covers the city now us blnnkot-and th,
Agent OF the Company should take upon himself
| the authority not TO expose It to imminent peril
but ri he declines, the people should assume th,
authority themselves.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
~. MONEY MARKET SEPT

n. y. MONEY MARKET, SEPT. 81
CoTroS-In prices no change: The sales yesler-
diy we're say 100 bales.
FLoUR-Iherc IS not much doi-g in the flour
market to day. We quote common brands Canal
at SG,i3i u $50.
IEAs-ln another column will bc found late and
important news from China. It's effect las been
rather to unscttc the tea market. From the best
information that We have been able To obtain hot
dcrs are looking Tor considerable advance IN the
prices, but there have b. en- no wholesale translc.
tons as yet, to establish the Correctness Of their
views.
In the retail trade there is more inquiry this
morning, and number OF lots changed hands
Both buyers and sellers nppcar 10 q rec that m
advance oi prices may hoo looked Tor at the next
public shlc--thlt Of Eben Prcbl,'s cargo on We'd
ncsdoy next Tho only difference or OPINION Is as
70 Vie amount u The rIsc.- Com. mir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
TO TIE PuHIIC.

~" BY mutual consent, Tho undersigned with.
draws from partnership IN the elected WHrG
JoURHAL at Washington, Tho 'n,erprizc, how
ever, will he prosecuted by John ~. Picasinls,
ESQ., on his own account.
hopo may not be- deemed fck'e in my business
projects when I slate, that, should my health bs
sufficiently fc.osnblishet, will rcsume my dutioi
No publisher, during u o coming Wintor.
% JOHN =. GALIAuER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

ne would commit a crime, and dishonouI himself in
the eyes OF yirtuous men, To follow this bright ard
g'orous exhmp'e. Bat, SIR, enough Of this speech,
winch here commend to the perusal Of the Pres-
dents friends.
These are the circumstances under which Prcsi.
dent Tyler came into Office and these are the cir
cumst'necs under which Congress assembled on the
Slst day of Nav last.
ITo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
ED

On the 2G.h August, at his residence. are
BETrs, Jr. III the 57rh year of his no.. b,lny,S
ana ana highly esteemed by all who knew HIM
ms NE was exemplary leaving the full assurance
mat against ms name, the volume of Gods W III
happiness IS written. WIZ
MIR RoBERr r. Hint, in the SOD wear NJ he ny
.Giayns "'ic and four small children to bemoan
their lTreplrabe loss
~ The Wilmington IN. c. Advertiser will
please copy. wa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
CORRESPONDENTS.
lIOg. DANIEL WEnsTER-

HoS. DANIEL WEBSTER,
Dear Sir-It is stated in Mr. Ewinc's letter to the
President, that the President wished the members
OF his Cabinet TO Obtain postponement TO the next
session, OF the last Bank bill and that an effort wa
made by some of them, Mr. Ewing himself being
one, to crafty his wishes. ! heard at the time
that you addressed letter on that subject to the
two Senators OF Massachusetts, and caused II 10 be
communicated To the Committee of the Senate. be
fore which the bill then pending. | have ney.
the letter, but from what | heard Of is con
tents, think It's publication would be useful Have
yon any objection to furnishing copy Tor that
purposci
have the honor TO be-
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
TIlOS. ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

RAN RoaD IRoN.-Thc ship European, which
arrived here on Thursday from Wales, brought "A
cargo Of eight hundred tons oi rail road IRON Tor the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. This iron
will be lid down forthwith on the limo n tho road
from llirper's Ferry westward, the suporsttucture
being already completed for its reception. O,be,
cargoes, we learn, are on their way hitler.
Bot. inner SEP 25,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs-scp. %.

FLOuR.-W uhin the last day or two the mar
ket has settled down 10 Sc 70 for good Pennsylvh-
ma Flour which, We quO.e a. the current rates ofio-
day, although some factors are limited above this
price.
GI'AIN.--W Wheat, which is arriving freely, is gem
eroy being stored. Since our last report sales huvo
been mnic OF Southern NJ 1880 per bufhc'; and
fennn Of which w. hCar Of no sales, would not
probably bring more. Corn is m better request and
slles made IT fiat yellow at zoe, and white at CSC.
OAt- Isle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
r,on III, Nv oll,aa. NJ. sent II.

Us0ih ~ Ms City--'Thc number Of intorments
reported 10 the Board Of Health Tor the ~ hour
ending yesterday nj noon, was 81 Of which g
wcr0 yellow levor. The disease shows no diminu.
ton whatever, and the mortality Is lrightful.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

IuJT The New Haven Herald states that nj tho
late railroad meeting, the Hon. John NJ. Niles pro.
posed that "Ssmi annual dividends should be mod,
gsariy."--.E v. Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
RICHMOND WIG.

rubLisaED UAiLI ASD sgNI wEEzLs. ~
|. ~. tt.EN~NNT~. AND \. MO~EI.EN
nlfy lap"r........ ....... .........s9 per auuutn
SOM W"rky..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per auuytn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
MR.GRANliER-

Ii probable this gentleman will be returned to
Congress from his old Disulct--Mr. Greg-thc
gentleman who wns elected to supply the vacancy
occlsonsd by his resignation, having resigned that
Mr. Granger may bo elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

BOSTON, Sept. S2-AuvcJ, schr VIM. w.
wycr, Dyer, Richmond.
PORTLAND, Sept ~ Arrived, brig Thomas
anj Edward, Robinson, Thomis,on, Tor Richmond
put IN Tor n h1rbur.
NEW YORK, Sept 2i-Arivcd, sohfs Chas
Putnam, Brownc.l Richmond; Thomas lreond,
Ireland, do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

A good deal Of specie will 90 out in the Gree
Western, which sailed from Now York on Satur
day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

WAsHrEGToS, Sept. %, 1871.
Dear Sir have received Jour note, and senc
yOua copy oithe letter, TO which you refer.
Yours, respectfully,
DAN'L. WEBSTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, o'clock, T.. NJ.
ARRIVED.
Scbr Olympia, Kcrwan, Baltimore, sundrics.
Schr Sun, Sirkor Stonngton, sunduog