Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

The veteran of,he Enquirer shows the white
'eaihsr-h such an expression be allow Lie. in
speaking OF such eombatanta But his disposi,ion
70 skn'k only serves to agsravsto the courage aud
'nhame the rage OF Mr. Fisk, who assails his De-
moeratie eompeer fore and aft.
we have not room, il we had the inclination, TO
give the details Of this wordy warfare. We must
content ourselves, with such extracts as have ten.
oeney TO illustrate the radical differences Of IN.
Loeoioeos, and expose tho man~ uvres by which
'ney seek to delude the public. OF this character
shclo'ow'ns 10 w;iiah invite the attention OF
"e wings. Much has been said, and much will
". sa'o' OF The great "Democratie Republican State
N's"'s NohNeouon"-and its doings will be quoted
!" operate on the public mind. When this is done.
e' '"o h'ss nave recourse TO what one of its own
Aenoe's sa'u OF It and those who controlled IT, He
IS oer'Snly good witness-in fact, the hes, which
the case admits. He testihcs against his ;n,.r..'
aud wishes, and by the well-established ,n,o. #
evidence, the testimony Of such n one has ,,.o.
weight is L0eefoeO testimony asains, l. cofoco
ism.
From rsk's Journal
an the Enquirer Of Feb. 26th, MIR Ritcb;. c;,..
an empty denial of several facts which we had s,,,c
IN relation to the doings Of the Convention. W.
here re- affirm every declaration we have heretofn,e
made IN relation to that body, and leave the pnblc
to settle the question between US. His true. thai
most OF tho persons who addressed the Conv.n,;o,
named the person TO succeed item; 4. is t,,,e III,
the Address was kept back until nearly : o,cIo.L
IN the evening of the second day of the Conven,;on
IS irte, that tho Convention was under the CON
troll 'ot few bank debtors and pension,,s " g. :,
was controlled by Mr. Thomas Ri,ehie. II is f,,s
that the address is well adapted TO the mcrd;,
OF Massachusetts MS that of Vircinia"-ibe rennLi
can party IN that old federal State would have said
sumo .nnss IN relation to general politics: and
vail Ill,
at all. Will MIR Richie deny this too
we are certainly aston ished at one decl,r,t;on
maIe oy the Editor of tho EnquIer-w hich is tb,,
nI oiI not appoint one Committee. Will he tell us
WI" uiu men We certainly could not have been
asleep more than half the time during the session Of
tue convention; while we were awake we had onr |
eyes open and watched the motions of The -
utawets closely we never saw Mr. Richie consul, |
WIN inc Chairman rs 10 the appointment az ., -
ele Committee. Will he tell Us who a xc,i, - 50,
appointing power If MIR Secretary Richie Iii ~, ','
We should like to know. N'' "o'
From the Sane
WHAT HO, THERE TREASoNu
IL has been said that those who have been c,;,,, |
of felony are the first TO shout "ston ,bicc,eS,Ly
principle IN human nature may possibly extend 10 |
o'her matters nppcrtaining 10 the trnnsa,tons ~ 1
every cay lite. IL IS possible that the bank orenn
81 the Richmond Regency may have sc,,d - /
this principle when insdiously cndeayoripr ,n NJ
The public believe that this press was aboun, t,o;
over" because It doubted the immaculate p,1,,i.'i |
purity o' Mr. Thomas Rtchie and the sovencv of |
has patron bank. Is he rot n n,nrvcllo,. ,y " |
person to talk Of trenchcry to the Democr,,,c -
~ He-who while writing constantly 10 WrSb.
nston to the Hon. James Garland TO "jkcrr ~.
anu,Sub Treasury dog flying" and he wonld sun.
''i' Ih-"as al That very moment mcdita ting how
~ oetlay the conservatives. as he had before he
rayed the Democracy lie talk of treoson-G.
ak OF our turning Whisl" Will he Tell me bo',
ong political ireochery has been the unnardonoIic !
nv y, IN MS e'tma'onl We remember sometime
about proverb which speaks of clearing c.
eyes oi notes before talking about leans in the ewes
Of our neishbors; DO you iakeY vac 'S'