Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
From the Charlottesville Aspcra,e.
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We iei; sono iJIe aga-e 1enSion ~ ose Tat ia,
ths gentleman, not inclined nnsie hl-ase ~i;A
IRE Lcco tocoS neotate3 koSJlaiv 70 Ihe inoosnInc
AonIn1srsucn- We are eniireiy satisfied Dos
that we dad hHa III xs;lye. We, Ike many other
Wings, were imposed npo, by Iocofo co fals,hocds
anc misrepresentation. We are Tesl'y surprised,
upon reading Mr.. Wiss's speech on the Treasury
Note Bill, to find little 10 justify the inierenees
drawn from 1t 10y Blair, Ritche, and others Of like
kidney. There IS rot a solitary sentiment in IL cal.
euaied to impress the mind with the belief that
Mr.. w. thinks whit more hvornbly OF the Van
Buren, Faction now than he did SIX months ago, or
That he has aAated one lite in his respect and
admiration TOR Cereal Harrison. But prefer
to let MIR. w. speak for himself lie says
"Once.tor all, pronounce the charge that am
not a sincere and devoted friend of the coming AID
minls,raIon---no matter whether it be made by a
Loco ieco, tom motives OF policy TO drive me in o
ms own minority for vengeance sake on account OF
the past, or hy malicious Wing hypocrite, TO des-
Troy an influence, much or liitle in the way of his
der.n
Again he says
Would any one have supposed three months
ago, when was seen bearing the heat and the bur-
den of the late election campaisn-six years ago,
when, from that time TO thus | have been bearing
the bTunt OF the colossal tyranny of the two last
Admins ratons-thatI IL should have two month
before the next Administration comes in-when all
the energies exerttd to bring it in yet
~ NS'thA oSSlilSL Tic
not being It's friend1
Here Mr.. Stanly said across, There is no ne
cesslty for you to do that."I
Mr.. Wise. One of my friends slys there is no
necess ty Tor such a defence. | know there is not
with those who know me. But there are many
VINO DO not know me. Some ioe.fnend or friend
Toe may know perhaps that Gen. Harrison himself
docs not know me and will show that there IS 4
necessity for this defence.
la the Richmond Enquirer OF the 10Th inst. con-
tanning letter from Washington, dated the l4ih
inst Is the following significant quere:
would you be surprised TO hnd Wise amongst
the opponents of the new Administration Things
more improbable than this have occurred. He is
ton"
This, sir, is 1.-The insidious and false dealing Of
the Toe. THIS was TO be expected from this quar-
ter. And TO show how little this source ofslan-
der knew about me or my acis have only TO 10
peal 10 my friends in the Virginia Legislature
VINO did me the honor TO consult with me on the
suDJeet, 10 prove that, SO far from my being sin
terrible rage at the prospect OF Mr. Rives's cleo
lion" adv sed those who had ever once voted Eo,
MN 10 vote for his election again, and that, too,
upon the express ground that il would be SEEMING
ueachery IN the Wing party now not TO cleo; him
AT The same time declaring, however, that, never
having voted for his election myself never would
IT 1 were IN the Legislature; no, not "untiI the
cows came home"
Surely Ways will not require additional testi.
mony 10 satisfy their minds, that Mr. Wise is NV,
where he ever has BEEN and believe ever will be
the stern and incorporating foe Of tyranny and
corruption in every hspe and form which II NAV
assume. How thankful must Richie and his com.
peers be for small iavors, when we fudthem chuck
ling over speech filled with passages similar 10
those which we have quoted abovei In this verv
speech, which MIR Richie would have his last gen
Grafton readers believe contains conclusive nro3f n
Mr. WIse's detection from his Wing allies, we see
him charging one OF the old gentlenan's highly Is
teemed correspondents with "insidious and falls,
DEALING '-'''
Away then, with Ritche's kissing and cares,ne.
ha'tery and cajolery, soft sHSder and kunnifug.
CLING. 1t has been worse than worsteJ nnon NJ,
Wise. Ii can have had no other effect Than add n
his disgust and contempt for the msn, who has re-
sorted TO such miserable arts to win linn from IN.
cause OF the Constitution and the Country.