Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-05
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| i~h, IN lew days, issue n Prospec,u, 70 the
wing fublie. disclosing the grounds on which
propose to conduct new Wing journal at tho city
of Washington.
MY OBJECT now. - principally 10 say, tina, the nm.
peSr"neo ol that Journal will only be DELAYED nm
III mo Io-assemh'ing of Congress, ON the ist Mon
uay IN pteembcr-pOssibiy, until after the Chris,
mas ho'yd'ys, until which tiuo Congrc-, does nat
usually enter seriously upon the discharge of public
business.
nave also another object; which is To nsy,r, tho
wing Public that such Journnl-intcnJcl q, sun.
P'i"' no "'hcr, but to and in the maintenance, of
wing principles, sanctioned by the voice of 10
States ana oi |, 5OIOu0 American citizens. since
sha"e'e>sy tonSsrossed and di,rcgardod by men
VINO owe every thing to the generous confidence of
inc wing patty, aud whom the decree of Fat, la,
enabled, Tor short period, to play the tyrnn,-vuI
certainly go INTO operation.
cannot permit the opportunity To pass. however
without consratulating the Wings of V,rcin,, ,spe
eai!y-lor, Virginia, heretofore 50 loyal to princ-
PEE has supplied upon this occasion, nearly all the
'r@'tors-upon the very contemplate impression
made upon their ranks, 10y the detection of names
OF some celebrity among them. Few mon KNOWING
Inc state better than do, or having better on,,c,
'""''''S o' forming Judgment OF the current of
P"o"o "P'nion, have not yet heard, certainly, of
INC h'st wing WA" had renowned his principles,
"'hoosh invited TO the tCTCiveTsa ton by one Prrs
uc"' OF The United States, "by the Grace OF God.u
'n'oe members OF Congress, two State Judges, and
Two Professors of William X Mary COLLEGE. Tnc
wing leaders may sell their principles Tor place.
present or prospective, for tho vanity of ruln,
or what IN some mems estimation is equivalent tho
reputation OF being supposed to rule the ruIinr po
,rs-hut the Wing Democracy, the rank ana fiji.
"h"m vanity does not dupc, nor ambition corrun,
anu whose single purpose is the honor, prosperity
anu liberty of their country, stand now where they
stood IN November, 1910. Never treason car
RED over 50 little accession ut strength 10 an enemy
or 50 little injured the putty BETRAYED. Arnold |
went over to King George alone and they who |,
nave betrayed the Wings, have inflated HI, cy,n-
PIC IN this rs well as in other respects The Veto.
Ut ""'h The NeIoes, are little or noIhing-il is the
"'o'P'' 10 destroy the unity, prevalence and scpa-
''e existence OF the Wing party, which deserves
eNec''''on ana calls for the vengeance ola BETRAYED
'"u ''Sutea peopIe-bcuaycd Ivy those whom they |
mao trusted and clevatcd-insulred 10y the very i'm,
aS'na'ah, that they could be scduccd lrom their
nFowed principles, ard made the humble and obc-
ient instruments orexecuting the ambitious designs
ot a CAbal Of trading politicians.
Let this noble spirit still prevail, and neither
reason nor Presidential patronage, nor all the blan-
i'shmen's and seductive influence Of power, can
avail against tie determined will and the now in
i'med resentment Of the whis party. L., us, who
hoped Tor repose after arduous a campaign, re-
sumo our arms, determined no, TO weld our c,p,.
ny anu liberty TO misruIe, yet more resolved that
Traitors shall not crcumyen or sell US to an oppo-
nen' whom we hal sisn,,iy vauquished in fair
open and honourabe combat: aud If we mus, SIR.
ender To shher-e; US prclc, a ihou-and tunes, the
open aud avowcd anr'sons', even Benton him-
'e, to th' trader IN politics, who has attempted to
barter Us for his own nggrandlzsmen,.
The prospective partnership between Nj Gala.
'er and myself, was dissolved at my request, for
-1asons with which the Public have 40 concern.
JNO. III. PLEASANTS.
GoocnLASD, October /, 1871.
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