Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
RICH MOND.
TUESDAY MORNING. JuLY,a

ahc exaggerated by the loeCfOcoS for rurnoses oI
their own, IS making those rumours the subject.
matter OF grave and elaborate dissertations. II 70.
Dukes the Cabine, mssts for falling 10 move ,-s
10 the country and TO the great Wing party in nc.
guessing in Mr.. Ewns's scheme, and singles ou,
three members OF il (Messrs. Ewing, Webster and
ETanser,) for especial denunc ation, and CHARGE,
'Gem, upon the strength Of the aforesaid ru,nours
win the design cf forming in eoune1ion with Mr.
N'Ves and Mr. Wise, a Tyler party. The whole
po;' as worked M and elaborated by the Courier
looks very Imposing bu, upon no better authority
than the Courier proceeds, j; would have sn,na,rd
with better grace from Locofoco print. The
Courier may have private reasons of its own for
wsnng The rumours true; or, as 1t intimates II !,
Fesen'ns some .ancIei Sigh, pa, upon Gov. Seward
'y the authorities at Washington, who Caccordnr
to the Couuer,) "haVe no, only refused him ALI
weight, influence, consideration in the afT,irs OF
the nation, but they have pu, on foot an intri,us
intended 10 drive him irom Office in GiSsrsce.- We
are at the first Of the intrigue and will venture the
snppostlon that It is creation Of the brafn-,he
result OF the rs; alleged grievance. tina, Gov. $. is
refused weight and consideration in the stfa,s of the
hauon-a grievance, 10y the way, OF somewhat no
vel Character to be preferred by State flnciionarv
against the Fedora. Administrations: If rha com
plant have reference to the case OF Mcleod. MIR
Webster and the Administration were rlsh,. and
governor Seward wrong; # 10 appointments TO OF.
h>e, we know nothing about the matter, b1, s5ou,J
suppose that any thing of tina: kind would c,ns,;.
tute but fimsy Prctcxi for n Wig, dyed in IN,
w0o, TO make war upon his party friends.
As to the design Of forming new party, which
the Couicr m?ules to the eabinc, and some other
gentlemen, and which, 1t makes the foundation Of
is attack-what proofs are thcre2 Mr.. Wise make.
errat speechcs-SO does Nj Marshal and sors
others. Mr.. WISE speaks 10 "Buqcombsn-tbis may
be IN bud tlste-buI taste is q matter about which
people are Privi,e- ed 10 differ MI Rives submits
an amendment to the Bank bl.l-expressiye of bi,
views and these Of the Admjnislraton-Mr. Cav
mad submitted his proiet-difisring from M Ey-
Ins's-where IS the felony in this o, but the ca5
net preferred Mr.. Gays TO Mir Ewing's-anG ,hev
abandoned their principles and betrayed Their trusts
IN acqucesng IN the support Of the atter-tbis j,
the heavIes. charse-ths IS proof positive of some
d,mnaJle conspiracy! |, does no, apuear in ,bi.
light TO US. They set good example and ae,eJ
wisely IN submitting compromise scheme which
would preserve the integrity OF the VIII. marty
-'''i '''slp4| eAif great crime, thought
that Il WIS not polite, d competent, in the FEEDER.
d. Ho'eFnmentto force branches upon & re uctant
p=oP.e.-That without the assertion Of this r,rbt
the bank would be adequate 10 all the PURPOSES Of
the Governmen. and the Peopie-anj tin, 10 secure
thus much, when, IN consequence OF the scrupes Of
others, more could not be haG-w,s the uar, Of
wisdom and Par!olIsm-aGd that II the system a.
adopted should prove defective it migh, at the mex,
session be amended and improved. There are no;
mere then, grounds TO justify the mpu,a,ion
upon the faith and loyalty Of the Wing Ad-
mInIsiraion. We must rerur 10 the rumours
OF The Loco Foco5, and upon them o., last must
rest the Whole charge. These constitute an au.
thon;y altogether insufficient 10 induce ne IN
question the integrity Of the Administration, or to
give c'un'enince to the idea that the Wing purity
IS on tic point OF dissolution. No.hins sho,, Of
strong proof sha.. convince Us Of this ungsI.,me
truth. We have an aversion 20 con,em5l,ting the
poss J,iliy Of serious duscord and scbisn in IN.
Wing ranks. Their unity and integrity are. in our
view, essential 10 the good u the country. and mus,
he preserved al the sacrifice Of every petty diTe-
renee Of opinion. And then they have endured too
many hlr1ships IN common, md rcapsd too rich
Joy when the victory won, 10 min.lirg felicia.
tons a. liberated country, % sInder at this early
day, and dash all the glorious hopes their arduoY,
'ol, and DrI..iln triumph had inspired. We can be
tolerant on 'Il other points, but on Wing schisn we
are IneHoraD.c-a very lsnat8s Loyo'a.
lie; US with one accord discrodit the rumouis W,
1hylt by our advCrslres to excite distrust and en-
nifty among us-and let as put our heads together.
IN sprI. Of devoted patriotism, and determine 10
uNUrrr ffrHs In 0pYfIrr al
promised are perfected, and the hopes Of the coun
Try fulfilled THIS IS the spirit which seems to per.
wade the remarks OF Mr. Clay, copied into the sub.
joined paragraph from tho MadnJnan. We com.
mend Il % the C9ureranI others Who may be dis.
posed 10 use the influence Of that srea, Plt,iors
name 70 break down the principles which i, has
been the great business Of bis life to cherish and
sustain:
"Tho amcndmort tof Mr. RivosJ.aas besnrafrlv
TI-Cs1. a large majority Of the Wing party IN
u9 senate nave elp,rateIY examined the question,
nnI the ulI ~ 'uc COMMITTEE iB preferred. AItbc
friends ol the Administration have 90 far dischsrr.
e1 their Duty according 10 lhIir honest judgments.
We arc nov oi Tue opinion that the Ji as psrf,ctej
~ our friends 90 ihg Senate wal have rs course.
LIT % he considered and sou. ed Ir 10Th Ly,prI.s
ui Congress 90 that spirit Of freedom and indeperd-
ence which belongs o. representative Of the ps0ple
Let Congress discharge I,s duty unbiased and nm
cmy'u1ssed by the authority Of ony o.her Jeplrt.
in.ni Of Cue 6pvernmsn, Tint % will pass n gill
Tc do nDs dyuD. And We atopt the sound and
piiuyuc lUgH1ge Of 'Ie distinguished Senator from
Kentucky, ard s1Y, "our truc course D., % mature
the measure, l.cDrdlnz tool the lights ofour under.
Standing AMI % tho deliberate dictates Of our best
judgments ana transmit u rs perfect as IN our con-
sciences, We can take ~ % the coordinate branch
| OF The Government Upon receiving u, his duties
hs responsibility, hs rights viii accrue, and, among
lh'm, ihg most precious or, that of examining the
measure with oil. ihC freedom and independence
| which e'Ofg 20 bis high station.
/ Let us hope iyr concurrence between the two
| departments ol GDvermcu', bot, n there should
not Do, Their Engagement Will not be the greatest o
Pn'.lc e@iam'ie--a greater would be n voluntary
bpffeEH,f or sicrhcc oi the consccntious ludgmcn
ara constitutional Independence Of the ono 10 IN,
omar. " after both hove uctod there should DO an,
dove lpmcnt Of difference u opinion Dctwcey
ihsm, the sN'ct point Of difference viii be seen: On,
lhen, 10 spui' oi mu'ua. HbcriIiiy md concession
some measure may possibly DO devised which viii
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