Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
RICH MOND:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4.
HANOVER" AGAIN.

"AIHovTn looms in two columns and 4 half ypo,
the last page of the Enquirer Of yesterday. The
communication was originally sent to this paper.-
We read lou' lines OF it, anu returned II TO the M,
thor-becausc, the language employed entitled him
to no courtesy at oar hands. we supposed he WAS
either as mad asa "NIarch hare" and did not IN.
deisihnd The meaning Of his own woris-or he was
seeking by means Of the liberty Of the Press. das
'aFdy 70 insult us conductor either suppo-
siHon there was no Oh iga'Ion TO pubish-UnI,r
the former, we were doing him friendly service IN
Withholding his mad illusions from tie pubc-for
ms worst enemies could only advise Gre hin,
rope and under the later, We cared not TO become
aces o'es 10 the eAvs!T5us assault upon ourselves
Tie has beIaken himself TO a congenial PRINT
Tie has returned to his first love. The meeting
must have been Observation-Disclosures" and "C;tizen
R"-The former, who denounced the latter in the
log cabin last summer, and went so FAR as TO vote
nm out OF the pale OF gontiliIy-LeIug unable TO
draw any distinction between personal and poilca
depnYity-ttcy embracing. The srene must have
/ been rich The cuTI5us antique rubbing his hands
and cyclng with malicious and triumphant delight
his new visitor and SuIlor for his iavour-as much
as 10 say All, you are the gentleman, who deem
ed me unh, 70 enter the log cabin-you come to
beg f1rgIvenCss-it is gantsd, on condition. YOU
serTe ne. vii. publish your article on the last
page Of my paPer-that mus, content your And
with that badge OF serviIity he dismissed him.
/ "Hangrsr' seeks 20 substitute US for the s,al
war; o'fn Of hr Bouts, and abours through CO.
Iumn to acqu, himself Of havrs rrsofted to private
sources ~ stating that the Editors Of the Whis
were opposed TO Mr. Bolts election 10 Congress.
To ett-c, his object he copies AN exlracr of letter
from Mr.. Bo@s in 49, IN which MI r. complains Of
the course OF two OF the Editors Of the VIII, 10.
wards TIC lmpraclcab'c-, and Nj b. in particular.
Had the whole OF that letter been given, i. would
have appeared that the present Conductor Of the
/ Wing" was excepted from Mr.. BIS animadversions.
because it was understood lhal he conceded with
Mr.. u, Of which the author OF Hanover" was
aware. But this suppression Yves necessary to
give him even the preiext Of foundation, upon
which TO stand, in making his attack. But what.
after all has the preference Of this or that Editor oil
the Wing prior to the election in 80, TO do with tho
question under discuss.oU' Suppose all the Edi
tors preferred some one else TO Mr. Bolts, before
the Convention met to make nomination. # wa,
only preference which every bojy else in tn,
District had tight TO exercise. As soon as IN,
Convention made a nomination, the Wing Jealous
y supported 81 and this, we learn, was tho preeis,
course which "Hanoyer" himself pursued. II,
preferred somc ono else himself pcrhips,J to Mr.
B9ts-bIi when Mr. y. received ito nomination
he came warmly into bis support. But what pert,
money this has % the reception Of Abolition pcti
ii1ns, We repeat, We are 20 .oss 70 divine.
Hanover" has a very bad opinion Of the Whig
In Ais, that writer is but acting out pringipr
common 20 hum1n.,y. Man is prone 70 rebel again,
his Maker. The Wing was politically the potter Il
thisc.ay OF "Hlnovor." Il took him up, when he wa
no, only without weight, or consijeuton--Lutw he
be- was decidedly od.ous TO nlno-tonlhs Of this com
muniiy. We ylw that he was exceedingly anxiou
N make himself agreeable. lie abandoned or mo
deratod his court TO the great ard turned his alter
tons 70 tho multitude. lie could sec some poop
scros5 the street, whom he had not seen Tor year
81 lie was OIL smiles and bows md gracious cond
scCnsIon 10 all he met. Always disposed 10 mai
! people happy when occasion offered. We cou
not close our eyes 10 the 6c.ci.y We nigh, impl
j. by a good round puG ~ this new aspirlut forBm
I. We accordingly npp.ied our bellows, aaI inHsu
him TO his infinite delight, lie grow oplcs
o the public estimation, bot still moro On his on
We repeated the inhiton from time 70 time, Until
= began 20 mount the ladder Of Immortality, and q
. tu'lIy reached a post in the Councils Of Tho S,a
Whilst This was going forward, we were hcquen,
pIueked by the coat collar by many Of the most e
sious citizens Of Richmond, and in o1rnest al
friendly eNhoriation sdmonished to desist from OIL
ID farther Inahuon. "Ths mon I've were to'd) who
you arc cxio'ing, Isl vain, frolhy and windy Gro
turc-nnd such men con never be relied on. Tn
invariably OauIk at the pinch ofthe hl-lhey IS
= fail you, when you most need them. But Jes.,
b ths-tho near klusman Of Col. Joe Watkins n
I'd Senator Boane cannot prove a true and sieldf
u Wing TO the ond--lIe will betray the cause az
- fret oppouunlty-so you had better keep an .
il upon him." &c. Adnonitions like this, would M
y Us at every turn;-and now that he has returned
" his wnIlowing in tho miro, and is once more che