Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14
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THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. "a.
The nag organ Of The Irhir pr,eis,,,I

Inc Uhts organ Of the Wig President
WecNiract several paragraphs from the organ Of
the Executive. Il any thing were wanting tho
roughly to disgust the Wings and excite their s,.
p'cions OF the good faith Of the men at woshnr,o,,
1t would oe supplied by the tone and spri, of these
passages.
Ihc hrsi extract is amusing. The President docs
not desire the support OF those who censurs his off
eol conduct! This is goodIt is the frs, time :,
have ever heard ofhs declining the support of any
one. But II he will only have supporters on tbos.
terms, he will be troubled with very few-For VIC
have heard Of worry few Of either party, who din MOI,
censuTe some portion OF his conduct.
The second paragraph revives the slang of the
Globe and other LocofocoS-and never has bccn
sustained by scintil.a OF evidence 1t is no, onv
laise, and insulting to the Representatives of the
feope, but Il IS couchod in the spirit Of slave
But the charge Is so contemplate that it REQUIRES 20
notice. a single Senator, without patronage. die
touns 10 both Houses OF Consre,s-di,,,,;,,,, .,
them 10 DO what he and the majority of ,bcr, &C.,
pledged to their constituents to do, Cant. Tvr.r
should get a more sensible pensman than this. to
defend his yae'atns course, and the exercise of the
ARBITRARY power, which he, in common with the
"ho'e wing party, concurrei in condemning AMI
debating too 10 pass the very bill which he b,j
suggested TO hIs cabinet, and pledged himself n
them to sign! Ridiculous indeed, Nondsr COW.
people have not more sense OF propsicty tban,o bs
Keeping the public mind refreshed with incidents
which do them so little credit! But IN, cb.-,o =,
not more prepos,erous and absurd, than !, Is nm
just towards the Wing party, in asserting tb,, ro,,
for the first timc they complain OF the Veto. TIL
ARBITRARY exercise OF that power by the defeated
nasty was one ground of the heaviest con,nl,ir,s -,
the Wings. Ii was made to ring through the land
and reused the whole people. Gon'l. Harrison rc.
peatedy proclaimed his opposition to it, and his do
termination TO resort TO 1t only in very rare cases
MIR Tyler himself rallied ugans, it in Congress- and
on tue stump. Opposition TO the veto and advoc,
cy OF the right OF the people 10 govern themselves
eonsuiutcda cardinal principle with the Wbie mar.
! ty.
Inc 'h"d extract IS the most significant in the s,
/ wing rcyerses are Captain Tyier's triumphs,
What, have the Locos, no share in the victories
they have won't Are they to be set aside in tbi-
coniemptuous manner as men ofno account Are
a.. the spois 10 he thus unceremonouslv sp,ronri.
ated to the corpoEa'ssqua Never say turkey once
10 the auxiIarcs Of the war; Or are we 10 under.
stand tina, the "Whig President" and the I.o,os
are one and the same' This would be letting the ca,
OUT OF the bag, and would be contradic,ins all the
assevera'ons Of the President and his organ tina, he
"rue Wig"
! The fourth ex,rac, is vastly funny! The h,aa.
ing operation may be treated with lovi,y NOW. bu,
/ 1t alarmed somebody horribly not many moons past.
/ The idea OF a race between Capt Tyler and Henry
Clay, Is no doubt aterng TO some peoples vanity.
| We only hope the Captain may succeed in getting
| up that match. 1.-The and Mr. Webster can man.
age to whip lhe Loco5 in, it will make very nrer.
| ty run. We trust they may succeed in taking the
track from the Locos.-Thoy may, ifthey use their
patronage ndroiliy. The L0cos are the .poi!, p,r.
ty, and will support any one who viii reward them
we'll