Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 4.
Breaking grsmd-TRoupLn BnrwIso.

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bany Areu, has eondescended to inform the public
tina, MIR. Van Buren, has not declared his dclermi-
nation no, to be a candidate again. and intimate.
very clearly that 1t is his wish TO be re-nomnatod
writer in the New York Evening Post, the accre-
dited Van Buren, organ, under tho signature o.
"VEro"-supposed to be MIR. Cambreling, rushes
RICH, into the midst Of the Canvass, and procaims
with an air Of authority, that MIR. Van Buren, mus,
lie the man. He rules Mr.. Buchanan, MIR. Cass
and Captain Tyler OF the tack 10 short order and
does not adver, to the pretensions OF Colonel
Johnson. Mr. Calhoun is deemed Mr.. v. Buren's
mos, formidable competitor. and his claims are dis.
cussed at large, and pronounced wholly insufficient.
We give in another column copious extracts from
the article along with an article from the n Y Morn
ing Post-which is devoted to Mr.. Calhoun.
The article OF "Ykro"-coming from one OF MIR.
Van Buren's confidential friends, and published
with his privi,y and npproLa,ion-has caused quite
stir among the friends of the various Locoloeo
competitors at Washington. Mr. John Jones take
up the subject, and discusses it through some two
columns, with his wonted ability and wrath. We
make an extract the court fool, when he gets into
a blabbing mood, makes some curious revelations,
and dseoses the amiable feeling, which pe,vades
the great Democratic family. He says:
We grieve say that there prominent mem
bers OF the Democratic party whose evil designs be
rebnked at the thre shod OF the coming struggle for the
asecndaney OF Republican princlples These men, not
outstanding all the Chief Magistrate has done for tho
evil he has prevented the Feeras,s from perpeiranxW
secretly striving to rsreHf the Democratic party
operating with the Administration They actuated
by selfish motives, fear and jealousy They must either
dashins to the earth the sTss, Democrats eec reseS,
Grated Republican party will rise from the and
rally around the Administrator We believe that Divine
Providence lstchtn- the side OF the Stifu'iOn
But would appeal TO tho rank and ic' OF the great
Democratic Republican party. We would ask them, In.
dyiiu'ly and collectively, IL they prepared sseIi.
fec their dearest measures for any Of their neni We
know they are not! Then we assure them that one
two Of their men are striving TO SOW diseord among their
party from cooperating wthihe Presieniin his eSeTons
10 overcome the Clay Wing hydra We have space
to-day demoustraie this fact by full Of parteu
lars. Let 1t suffice that these stirling see-stL
70 procure many reEIerGls Of Deaosrais from Office
BE- They fear TO trust their party They mpute
dishonesty their own supporetsi We know Of insian
wherein the representations OF LEADERS have pro.
cured the removal OF Democrats from ofce-and others
wherein Democratic appe,nts for restoration 10 the
been defeated by tho ingenious tales Of their supposed
Jriends these Democrats. And this done procure
a5sss OF the Admins the one hand aad 10 pre
vent praise the oiheri Hundreds aud ihous1nds OF
applications BY honest AMI eapasle Demoerats-men in
soueh-havc been entrusted these leaders an dSsaf
create the belief that President was sdverse to their
E havs w'S tS.s is,y S,r s nun Many
torn TO pieces, and fabricated tales written back in
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Is such condqet pa;rotcl Is this inst procoensl Is
II the TO secure the good of the greatest number ny
wh.seryi ' ''' ''' ~ ~''- '''-'''4 O''' 'eue'A'
ehaye seen the most important treaty cousu,ptpa.d
the existence OF Government opposed pGTfv
grOHn Is, and we ara prepared to prove Thank God,
saved by those who threw SELF 10 tho wind that they
Tue great Democratic Republican psrty must rouse from
its leihargy lis peace and harmony are by
aspiranis for places in the cabinet OF one
whom - attempted to decree triumph before the lltie
reJuke these Marlpots. They Only lioring TO
create divisions in the plr, bu; they endeavorng
powerfn',ihe homes, Of the Republican siatesmen
ensne. The Democratic parry will be scattered 10 the
wnds precisely ike the Wing party; II such should be
Flow out OF -bni we DO not believe will take place.
We believe that Providence guides
Democratic party have not only resored the PRACTICES
alluded TO above but their pens arc constantly in motion
10 effect their Obeci They continually writing
oriwo leading pemoeGaue pipers.
Many an insiions article that meets eye bears the
marks Of It's Senatorial auihorshin We could 90 Toto Ito
Senate Chamber point c the desk wheEeon WI ten
The cue has also been given oher leaders cut Of
public life, who entertain similar views and hopes. We
inso significant production in Tho N.rr YORK Eps.inr
Post Of Friday .asi Il under the caption Of
THE PRESIDENCY"
several gentlemen spoken OF for the campaign II il
impanaly, should not noticed IL but believing
thathe object Of writer was to elevate by sacrs
lug others OF equal claims a. least restrain
Indignant Impulse TO vindcatc the parties wronge1.
The writer ~ dccdcllY m favor OF Mr Van Buen-an1
the more apparently, because Mr. Benton has Withdrawn
himself IN favor Of him.
Then follow the extracts from "YEro," given
e!sewhere.I
Is not the tendency Of such articles TO SOW diseord a.
IcaOusiesl VIII they not array the Democracy nf the
south agains; Mr. Van Burens iends in the Morrill, Can
The writer proceeds ave cannot believe person i'm.
bued with those feelings be thorough, hearty lover
this point Of election Mr. Calhoun would
Such war against Mr. Calhoun aud the sonih must in
ovaby identity Mr. Van Buren, with the Abolition party
Can any mun be elected by Democratic who avowi
isisl Never
Then follows long list Of sins imputed to Mr. Calhoun
"Mr Calhoun has been ohon reproaehod with Ills nulid
caion."
lie was not reproaehed with II in 1910
The Ertcrso 20 state his OH .cOns TO Mr. Calhoun
lie evidently enterteihs no love fol him.
More extracts
The writer certainly witt appareai fairness per 81. con
cludes thus:
above ALL lie not for citizens oi New York 10 abando,
heir most prominent II the Convention dIcTf nth
decide, We fha bow 70 iis dictates. Bd rf NcH Yer
standby Van Bur, a."
We would simply observe, in conclusion for Il mus
have cHcapcd The observation Of these "hcndin1" Uemu
cratic leaders, that wioH Mr C1lhD-n thrown
ho1dby NE politicians some years 40, they had Genera
Jackson Tor their leader and the whole Influence Of
ett7tng Administration IN their favor Tho IL vcTl
Inherent now. Ills duefcntwl The frank and ~ vi
Calhoun certainly has create sharo IN the
the people any other MAN. sni he IL 10 be ihus nm
cefcmonlously thrown oyerbuafdhy one Or two ambition
Jump ovof aor him, and rescue him from auch gnn
iu1ious death Euch will be the revolt sad the nirgnfn
ohceTsmay find Themselves swinging from the yard aru
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