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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
lCunAukfcArtp,
TO JOHN TYLER.

Let honest whiss sill Tana.dwr,e,
oiNcn their curses d"ep and bud
Wnm care you tot their buEzing spit,l
You're placed above the noisy eroWJ1
What tho their " ell aimed arrowsny
,, "'h irHih - peison'd. round thy head,
Will co'.sctrHce IN eide'i cap. a. Iis
Wherefore Shouifst thou their arrow /. fircadl
They cal you iathless traitor, knavs
And trsiy. bat yuur shicd projects Won
They say your Luck youi Office gave.
WHAT right have they then thus To vex youl
some sehoolhoys rambling In a wood,
ny chance surpIiEed a youthful owl
Unable 10 ny iai, lac stood,
Thai they might take him sound AMI whole:
noT much he iea'd they'd break HIS bones,
w. sirtSing him with sticks or = ones
tn" owl then cuuningly prciencs,
10 think himself aubcnx hts frientta,
.ni lanSh'd aud sung. the cunning Elf
hud couTt-ously demeaned hims elf
M seeing h m - nu~h at home.
thsy thought he had ~ wish To roam.
In sport they pitched and toss'I him we'll
Hut alwayseaueht him when he fcn.
Al length one taller than the rest,
AMI standing IN lofty hill,
Threw hun 81 high, that he addressed
- Himself 10 htSh,, and with such skill
That soon he reNeh'd hollow oak
Ah1hicd, hc began To sirose
M rluinc hts iiTedwins the while
Iht irtle boys loO< up and smilc,
And thint (thc simpletnns) twas done
FoTthcir amusement insi fer fun.
Al length they saw IL MAS 40 jokc
He hal escaped into the oak
And now they try 10 knock him down
WIN stones, bat he hi IN the hollow
They cure aud swear, aud hiss AID rioan
Aud call hun an tHgrGfgrM fClote,
Ihns To totsike his peasant friends
Who treated him SO kindly too;
but he would make thcm uu snrn1s,
And only Answered them, forhoo.
They should have known. the simple ssaLs,
That owls prefer Ia live In holes
= the were toI cutting down the rec
but others said-"No, let him be,
It's b"s' thst we should leave him there
Asw w. can't put our hands upon hitu-
When nc comes out tn take the air.
Then Lord rerirs ss-~on't We run hInlr
Nowthesc good whiss sh"uld first have known,
IRE OF themselves, they mate you one,
Erc up aonSe their reachtNry thrust Won,
Tia you were true, aud they IA ght trust you;
ETc they had tnss'd Won In the sir
They shouh have known hpw hShf YOU were
I.cst chance ~inj mic,.t ruisr you higher
Than IA their hears they might de ne.
Hut now tbs done, you've reached NCur perch
Aud lcf youI good friends Ia the iurch
lhey must nos leave you where you are
As th"y cah't lly their hands utsnn YOU
Nut when your tctm ~ out, uasig cher
Then, oh my eOLsciencei how they'll run YOU,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
MAR RIED

AT the High Shoals, Walton County. on IN,
10 ins'. 10y b. Bost,ck, Esq. Joms Err ~,
Prince George county, Va. to LOUISA T. ,aueb,c,
OF Samuel MeClain, OF Greene county, Geo.
Ga the 5,h inst, toy the Rev. John A. Mnl,r
Mo Wa L. MULLINS, to Miss UARRIEr wrt.Rp
eldest daughter OF SAm' Willard, Esq. all OF rb.,
county Of Pnnce Edward. Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

a hnr from King + QH,,n County, Non. sih, 1871.
81, With pleasure, announce 70 you and your M.
merous readers, that Col. Thomas VI. JeGSies was.
on Friday evealng last, after tedious e1aminatYn
rom wednesday evening, acquitted by the jury IN
ten minutes after they rerred and that too, to the
great modification Of a number Of his enemies. -
Ills case ives most ably handled by his two Attor-
MES, %. w Leigh Of your city, and Mr. John Ga mes
Of this county. My object IN writing is, to LEI his
numerous friends and relatives hear the hnal deol
sion OF the case, as we'll as a reading public
Yours, very respectfully,
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

The Hon. Lewis Summers, OF this indieiaI dis
triet, IS named IN the ClarSsburg Wing as a SUIT,
Ole candidate fur Governor. We heartily te.pond
nominee to the high office spoken OF, will be pre-.
scented to the consideration Ut the legislature These
claims are his well known devotion to- and his in,
mate acquaintance with, the interests OF the Com
monwealh at large; and hts Virginia sympatbie,
ani predlisttlons-d decided enough TO meet the an.
ptooatoo OF tho east, and sufficiently under the
control OF sound Judgment and expanded patriot.
Ism To meet the appreciation OF the west
Owing to his position on the bench Judge Sum.
mers, although his political principles are decIde,
and well known, has for many years yury prouet
y declined taking an active part IA tho politics of
the day; but he has not been inattentiye TO tho,,
real inte css OF his fellow with which polt-
cal parties, especially in Vmgmia, TO their shame
seldom concern themselves. The mastery memo
ria on the basis and ratio OF representation which
we lately published, is understood to be f,om ms
pen. tie has also taken a Leading part, and even
the iaOofins car, IN the meetings recently held in
this county 10 aid In procuring a well organized
State system oil education; and these facts m con.
neclion with the whole of hls public lie, and mr.
ucularly rs member of the convention of 1929
prove hun TO Oe statesman OF cnlarsed and i,b, p
al views, anu sincere patriot. His election WI.
arc convinced, would be hailed with great s,,Isi,r-
uon IN the wet; and his administration woutJ IA.
beneficial TO every section of the Commouve ,I,h
because u would he ch irLcteIzed by sound prac,.
cil views and efficient action upon all subi.c,s
which the constitution has conhdcd TO the ,x,cn,,y.
PdikersbuTg Gossiit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

T o-T. In mis city, my fOCKEr BpOK, Containing
small su money, between ~ aud eBl and mann
valuable ptpcrs- among tlicm Pulp sutior y
sI5, several nOfea fendsn Grimm, rhnmas Croue ~
note amounting upwards Of 10 aud many notea az,
accounts recollcrted The finder will he lbersli,
rewarded by leaving the book and contents with MN
BOOTH, on Main street, or with
no7 II JAMES GRIFFIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

one uord 10 TIE Madisonian.- n this p,psr 90.
pres 70 the distinction Of being tho organ of the
Administration land We understand II claims 10 be
the only ,Dioial piper at Washugton,) We advise d,
TO cultivate little more dignity m 10 vocation "It
is from high life high characters are drawn"
.gnOihsr cord 10 the WadisOniaa We do not eI.
aetly understand ne paragraph. Does il mean to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
Glory and Shame of E,sls,S

We are indebted to the publishers. Hama, G.
o'0'ne's-'hFoush Mess'. Smith, Drnker & Nor.
T's, for these attractive volumes.
Inc c'pous extracts already made from them
have prepared the public Tor a rich treat,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

me Hehmond Enqu,rer. ~thogt itself u,viny /,
sv ~. nI 'ns,sn, resumption Of specie payments.
e p,nhs OF virginia, copies f,om the mos, 20
nu Loco foeo org ms articles preparing m. n,bi,
"'nu iot such an effort. We woliJ remark ~ ,h,,
ppe', mat II, a. We believe, It kns,ss that such y
-on, mou,d be injurious To our Banks and TO tho
hun'iy, II Is alsyiog with a most dan,.,on.
eap"n' IL may foiec the very cstastropho uhish
s' I",ps would be among the fret to regret. 4,
a' Seuer take counsel Of prudence in This mar
~ =, ~. OF party tactics. The Wigs may tai.
" " "oerH-Lyaeh. Tir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

MrssIssipTr ELEeTIos.-The general election for
Governor, members Of Congress, &C., took place in
Missssippi on Monday and Tuesday last. The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
RICH MON ID:
WEDNESDAY MOANING. sovEM,n
Il Rms..

II RuSe.
There arc four or five Tyler papers in the Union.
one N Columbus, Ohio, a sort Of f,mi;y FIR
another IN Cincinnati, recently set up-anot,er IN
New York (the Herad) which has the run ,s IN,
k"ehen-ano;hcr in New Orleans, and the other IN
Washington. We observe that most OF these or.
gans OF the President are urging upon the wbir,
10 crrgo their obec ions TO the CAPTAIN and r,Iiv
around hlm, as the only means OF preserving the
party They wou have US believe, that he is. ns
he styles himself in the Madisonran, "a genuine
Wing" and above all things desirous TO secure the
continued aseendlncy of Wing principles and Wing
men Mr. Caleb Cush NJ has recently put forth
another letter, IN which he ul.ers similar sentiments
1t Is too ae in the day for the Wings to have
confidence IN CSPt. ryler. ANY protested love Tor
them now, on hls part, can only b. construed IN o
disposition 10 obtain the power of once more be.
HayIns them. His late Ireachery Carried over only
a levin consequence in the very buns Ing manner
IN which 1t VAS executed. 1t will be asking rather
too much OF good nature to trust hun again,
that he may have opportunity, on second trial OF
dong US more serious injury. But independently
OF this consideration, the saviSh terms which he
and his organs stipulate, must Jeuar him from the
support OF any true Wing. Mr. Cushing and others,
whose mental ha6iGudes IN youth contacted setyle
principles, which survive in manhood, may 60
the CAPITA NJ but the great liberal party of the coun
try-the hshIoned friends Of Republican liberty
are compelled to repudiale him.
We once before, when VIC supposed Mr. Tyler
disposed to redeem his PLEDGES Ia good faith, un.
dertook TO ''dicGate" to him the course he should
pursue. Now, that no doubt exists, but that he
has iasihed ali these pledge, and betrayed the trust
with which he was invested, we will again, in a few
WORDS, enact the Dictator. Let him then adhere. in
good faith, to the new party with which he has
connected himself, and by dealing honestly with
them, retrieve portion OF the character he lost Ly
dealing iouliy and falsely with the Wings HIS re.
putatlon never has been the very best for eandor
Tor manIiness, for sIeadls:ness TO his friends One
who now enjoys his confidence, once sketched him
IN word. The evening OF the day on which MIR
Tyler accepted nomination for the Senate, from
the Locos, through MIR Voolfolk, and retired from
the Hall of Delegates, with the declaration that he
would accept the Office at the hands Of any party
that could bestow it-one gentleman remarked to
another on the abouiVe movement, "WeII, the
Governor killed himself to day." "Yss, and didn't
he die HSsiyl" was the brief and caustic reply. He
had better not push ms luck in this direction any far
'her Let him iorbelr TO make oyerures TO, or pro-
LESSONS OF friendship for, the Wings they cannot
be rused-nnd let him content to share the or
tunes OF the party with whom he has cast his Iot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
MA&lNE JOU NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, O. o'clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Equator, Card, Portsmouth, potatoes, to J
Fisher Il Son.
Sehr A'mua, Meckns, Biltimore, sundriss, IN Il
g Rice, Burton, Grubbs & Co, J x rrpou Son,
womblc X De nc, Williams. l. - Crenshlw h
Go, s Hastings, Davenport 4 len, ID. Snnli'rd 4
Co. Tyler h Taylor, Fly X Go, ID Burr 4 Co.
SAILED,
Srhr Only Daughter, @, cen, Norfolk, flour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
TIE MADIsoNIAN AND MR. pLEAsANrs

AJJ,s,, ~ I naa'.9n'an is out upon the vsedic,ory
me Wig The Editor OF the Madson,,n ~. %
L.. " ,I % just wait, IL you please. MIR
S0 ob yo u", ,I Ms r. gets under way in Washington
We yssI,v ",. ano VINO VIII bc the ptable object.
jacket" 'N' S"oes Tor your
Allen acted prudent par, in retiring. flo Jo,h,.
,es' Knew that storm was brewing which b;s .SeT
Top couldn't ride ouL-PEr Isr us snail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

~" The Enquirer of yesterday again tant,li
yes US by reference to that fre-eating eorrespon
de"ee' which Nj Stevenson had with Lord Palmer.
s'on Just on the eve Of his departure Thi. is the
la'' card in the hand OF the Junto, and r they do
not trump Col. MeMulIen & Co. with it, il viii b,
from no fault Of theirs.
"e"re only given to understand that MIR Ste
'e"son was very severe upon his Lordship-ths
PARTICULARS arc Kept back to carry the Legislator,
oy storm. II is highly probable that his E.celen.
ey threw good deal of gun. powder into his com
position as he was about cutting out, and would NO,
have to meet the consequences. Il was hi,b linn.
alter the scare about the Meoiter,ane squadron,
that he Showed "a little sPunk-psr,ieularly as h,
was about TO put the Atlantic between him and
harm. But may vet turn out. that in cutting hi,
s"eIs, he did so At the expense of his country and
10 the embarrassment OF what he supposed, a VIII.
Administration at home. Bu, nous yerroas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

4 say. that Mr Spencer did not favor tho "Bsnk
Meme ., ossed upon the public land proeeedsi'
WA he authorize the Madisoni,n 40 m,k. .neh
49, tEssaircrl
ihese gentle ehid'ngs were induced by the Ma.
u''onan, calling the venerable Editor of the En-
Pu"er "an Old ea'y .bOdy"-a rather equiv ocal
compliment, certainly. The Madisonian should
mend us manners, by oil meansl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

New Orleans Bee OF Saturday contains returns iron,
two counties, which show falling of in the whe
strength. go far
Adams c usrI-For Governor, Sh,ttuek, (w. 4
Ioi; Tn'kcr IT, ~ Isl. For Constess Bins min
W. us. Harley lw.l GIT, Gwin q. fl 500
Thompson ~ 36s. The whole Wing city AID
county ticket elected by an average majority of con
s'derso'y over 900. Shauuek, the Wing candidate
zoe S"vernor, has larger majority than Harrison
received. This result, however, proves nothing
We must await further returns before deciding how
Mississippi has gone.
Jackson county ( yes for Governor-Tucker a.
- i53. and Shattuck (w) 2 votes. Bingamin, Ior
Congress, received 5 votes, Gwin q. u $50, and
Thompson 4. ~ i5o-Mobie Adv, Nov. 3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

HhN.-A large quantity Of Herds Grass and Timothy
Ii lly-ior sale. Apply To
no 10 RIM BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF

va I'll AND WINTER GOODS
- E'tlNED hy the Manchester and Richmond parket
~ lIgm Ncw h1rk--up'r Wool dyed Black aud Fonc
tONd C.uhs rut Csssi rTss
Rich Eub'i vcivcf Shswlsand scarfs "a
Mcuuo Thib. aud Hroche do "a
Nauullt. aud Rich Plush Points n
Im"d tbcur Printed ami rain Mausin lie LANES .
Mazttiuc Blue DO pilin and fe'I y
We 10 aud ui8cr PauuDls. cheap ID
laiies' SILK, Cnttun fnI WUrFrI Hose I'd
SuuCT KID and Thibrt DO al
large and we'll assoucdsuIUly OF Calcocr dusln
and prices.
Rich Furniture DO
Wopilcn and Wprstcd Hose. frr servants
S7riucfs, Kentucky Jeans and Kstsrya
Write uau1ss, Tor Curtains and Muslin
DuGl. Point and Bed blankets
Wtpa variety 81 other Goods, forming rich and ~
assortment, tor the EcH.0u.
no 10 VALENTINE UREEUEN A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

lSOh SALE PKINATELE- A tract of Land ly.
- ing mineaiclv on the Stage road fToin Richmond 10
Williamsburg ir"r miles irpm Roc cs containing bout
81 acres The lani T. Of excellent quaiy aud nearly all
~ woods There h small ancd mouse on IT, A plat "
the land can he seen "nice.
no los ROBERT HILL co.
l. XCnAdGE ON NEW YOHK-Ar siEnt for
IL sac 10y loo lbl FRN 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

HAMS AND IDDLING BACON
~ stnali size NiTaluta Ilhus
900 Miii.iHE Hacou, fOT sale hy 4
IN ABBOTT 7
no 10 Main ~ next door iOA Dusal a 60. n
GROUND PbA >TER MD LIME
~ liN Cdsss fresh i nua ton Lime
81 ID Luuccs Plaster, for salo by
"a ABBOTT,
no rs Main II nc II toor f. a Dly,t A %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

1 sTkASED, or stolen. on wedne sdsy
x-Vr-rETS luth DAY Of thc present month, a small
HY4ltr<,H dhk bay HOR-E, PAGES aItos ether uu.
der The Saddle, and has a remarkably
NW large shcth. a liberal reward will be
- paid Tor said Horse, delivered at Public
"a'o"vuse' I6-G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

MUTE CHINA DISINa wAHE.-Ao
w sets oiwuifo Porcelain Inning w re- INV oreun
CHARLES sTEBHiN =,
no " Ghirs -f,si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

mas. Il ~. sIGOURNEY
pOCAHONrAS, aud Other Poems, BY l. II sigourney
Il JUS published, Tor sale by
no 10 SMITH, DRINRER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

ENGLISH OF CBOrI TABLE MAHr|
JUST received. few fpuble sets Of very superior
~ hsh Oh Cloth Table Mua,-fOr sale chran, ~ ri
CJHtCHARD5 \ Cna
no 70 " street, shockOc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

GLORY AND SHAME
THE Glory and the shame 81 England by q Lester
Il Just published, Or -slrhy
no 10 sNti IT, DEINKER A. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

nAIsh.h FIGUE TEA WARE N
DERsONS who have been waiting Tor these goods,
sTEBBINs,s,I
~ go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

CANDLES, CRUSHED -UUAH a.. ID
Sll Bhls crushed sugar. . and No.2
oC ~ boxes lef ally Ncw BaifIrd Spcrm Candle
I'm Kegs White Lead rec wing. Tor saie nv o
no ia DUNLOP. MONCVREA gf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
MRS. RIvEs, NEW ,yopu

HE Souvenirs of other DAYS h ,.nc,,.J -
please advise "'""s copies viii
n.H SMITH. DRINKER A. MoaR,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

At H,rrisonbure, on the ooh ut. in III, Ale,
year oi his age, SAMUEL +. IvrwiLER, Esq Post
master 81 tina: pace. Mr. +. was university he.
loved and r,Spec ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

MhDAmE HAZARD, from Paris, has the horror
- oi announcer gtO the Ladies' OF Richmond Thai she
VII give lnsil uctou IN a." agreeable OF dancing
!asses VIII bo formed immediately apple alton TO be
MADE at the Puwhaian ~ use - -'' w. "
Madame Hazards already ENGAGED IN rivc lcss,,s 4,
city. > ''' 7''',naIy ot nm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
OLD RYE wuISKny CIV -

o., SUGAR AND COFFEE
} HllD- ~ CTo,I
- ~ . T REQ and n q SUGAR
~ bbls Crushed \
100 tigsRo
Just received ant frr sale Low
II ~. pp,-,,, .....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
GLORY AND SHAME, &C.
NJ. suufu IE

w. EANDOrU 4 CO tavo received for sale II
y GLORY auI Sisnc IT Eng AMI, vols with plat 60 y
~ Edwards Lester
% HfaH
American Uouaewifc-bv lady; u errravings .
Tine uanuupi Law. 49, passed by Congress, with M
giual nofra. hy = T. Homer
Governor Cass' France
History 81 the Navy Or for1NrD abridged Tor Fc no
~ Nicholas 30 X for a Gcoi Boys and Gftls
Nv Fdriun StcvCnF Novels M
~ Mrs RiycF BOOK The Souvenirs of other 10 p
Will arrive soon-Ihusc WIN wish secure copies ~
better call AMI leave their names. 4,
, Subscriptions frrctvfu for WatpoIefa 4
uubUshiUq ir pf.I tIrrpbfs -. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

A.. nnEr -, 70 VT NoSEh OoD.
MOS elcgant Rosew oil Piano Forte made 10 order
= WIN Hollow Corners, sunk PANELS, Loud and Sol
r'his' upper Ddmpcrs and Grand Action, has been re
GcHei ths day, at the Music store, HauaTe above I'M
blhks, per Richmond no I6 " DANIEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

Let honest whils silll rail asdMrite,
Ani Ncu their curses ,icep End Lhut-
Whu care you TOT their buxzing spitsl
You're placed above the noisy eroWJl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-11
alabama and Iirgiuiia

The Legislature of Alabama, have held their calico
Session. and adjourned on the 9th ult. They passed
resolution, requiring the Governor to issue rocla
nation appointing day for the election Of members tc
Congress, within twenty days from the date of their
adjournment.
Governor Bagby has accordingly fixed on the TWEEN
teth May the day Of Election.
They also passed act to amend the charter Of the
Bank of the State Of Alabama and its branches This
act sanctions the suspension of specie payments indie
fnitey And another, to amend the charters of the
Banks of NJ obile, and the Planters and Mechanics
Bank Of Mobile. This net requires them 10 have in
their vaults the first day of Jnly each year. gold
and silver equal TO one. half Of their immediate ab
ties notes issued, but The amount not TO ercccd
one-fourh Of their capital stock.
What is material to is, the Preamble and Re-
solutions which they adopted, expressing the opinion
that the Executive authority of The State of N. York
had violated the Constitution of the U. S. by refusing
to surrender demand TO the Governor of Virginia
certain fugitves from justice, and that the State Of Ain.
hama oOuld stand by Pirsinia in The position she has
taken on the subject
In connection with this proceeding, we throw in the
following sentiment from the Charleston Mercury /:
"Gen Bayly has won name dear 10 the South, and
he will find we trust in the action of other States re-
spouse TO the voice of Virginia that will make him
Justly proud Of having led her, this vital question
Of State RIGHTS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-11
"TUE LITTLE TESNEssEaN."

Mr. +. Robinson has withdrawn from this paper
and the Editorial Department is assumed by Colo
mel Harold Smyth a gentleman Of fine talents and 81
staunch State Rights principles He has changed TIC
name of the paper 10 ''The States Rightsman lif
has in neat and brief address put forth his poca
creed which he SAYS "atcr tho straes sect oil con
s,itutional We deny every constrnc
tive power other Than every mind s palpably proper
and necessary 10 execute the granted powers
1--WE deem the Federal Constitution compact between
the several sovereign States adopting it, and that each
the sole Judge and abter for itself the last resort
an infracton Of its provisions. awe take iol
our eat.book the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
as left by Mr. Jefferson, without the after explanations
of Mr. Madison. OF the leading measures now undo
the consideration Of the American people, we Will IN
few words say we are Anti National Bank, Ant-Pro
tective Tariff, Anii-lnternal Improvement by Fedora
authority and redistribution Of proceeds of sales
Public Lands
"The State Rightsman" announces "thnt the Demo
cratic party have prevailed in all the counties Of thu
confessional District. The death Of General llarr
son. and the succession Of Governor Tyler 10 the rens
of Government, may, indeed we think must, 7e-organ
ize parties, but how, cannot say-tme alone car
diyulee. The result in Virginia must give anxious
thought to the mind Of Gov. Tyler His lsa nigh and
holy trust for Virginia doctrines and Virginia fame
bought principle ALL all in the hands of her own
son. We are sure Gov Tyler will pause long, very
long, before he will sink the proud memories OF Jerr
son. Roane Taylor and Others and erect on their ruins
the o.rejected principles Of Hamilton, the Adamses
Otis, Iiillhouse, Pickering, and Webster. To Gov
Tyler would say, know you to possess the 'Sun
ritter in rnodo Would to Heaven you may equally
possess the Foriier in re-" I'VE re-echo the senli-
ment from the bottom Of our hearts)