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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

ne ccmmuee vas subjected. In cons squeass OF
havin to wait for the repor, OF the Secretary; OF
collecting Information the scbj.e' nabined with
variety Of o,het causes, the tins ~h.eh vas con
samed IN maturing the bill will no, appear TO .
unreasonable. Although Me W., with his prosrn .
dy OF Information. has. in the short time which has
elapsed snee Consress sdJlurnej. eonecetsd a isriA
OIL. In which Is embodied the principles Of free
trade. protection, discrimination, and every Other
imaginable requisite to render i, complete.
What wontrous man this MI "a A. Wise must he,
In'ice with Nteiom ~ profound that none scc-
We isnorsnt Wings Who know edge lack,
Consult the cgaeiS OF Aeeomae.
We will now bid edieu 10 Nr Wise, and leave
him quietly to enjoy the fruits Of the imag mar
victory which he has obtained over his old ter
as he calls him, soubtique, to which. rs regards
MIR Wise. he justly entitled TO, having complete
~ mastered him IN every encounter. He describes
the closing scene Of Congress, in a very humorous
manner, and the deserton OF tho rascals fsom the
chief, -hom, he no doub, o-es grudge Tor the un-
mefe.iul eas,isations the old man has gwen him so
often on the aocr Of Congress.
lie may also save huse tho troub'c Of making
any further apologies for the of the new master
IN whose service he has engaged with 60 much yea
since all Reasonable meu have 'ony ceased te cx
pect any hing of him but The aetmsnt Of the same
series Il peThdy and fJly -eonvnced that to 10
otherwise would be, as Sineho Psrzi says, 40
look Tor honey IN the mouth Of an ass"
An OLD Fashioned Vino.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

We have heard Of a very few who, like the cor
respondent OF the Courier. doubt the policy Of de
nouncing Mr. websier's detection, and the d.tesli-
bic doctrine contained in his Boston speech. Bu,
there are very few. II is the boas, ond glory d
the Wings to sacrifice principles neither for rife,
nor policy. In turning their bscks upon Tyler
when he proved reereant 10 their principles, they
gave the sirOngcs, evidence Of this ever given by
party. They could not he bought, ord Mr. web.
sttr will find that they cannot Je bamboozleJ. -
Whatever muy have been their admiration for SIR.
WIS vast abilities, and however great their conf.
denee in his integrity, they must be excused for
not approving doctrines advanced by him, which
when proclaimed ~ the Losos, they utterly repro.
baled. We do not recoileet 10 have heard doe
trine from the Locos more odiou5 and revolving
moro entirely subvsrsive Of all honesty in politics,
than that dwell, upon by Mr.. Webster, in re,pec, to
Office; "Wil you roiinquish the spoi.s Tor the s,ke
Of Office Will you not submit 10 whatever :hs
Executive may Do sooner than Dissolve your con
ntxlon with the public ouJl" When Governor
Marcy hvoItd IN The gsnnte that the leading prin
cpe Of his parry vas that 10 N, rielors b,'ong N,
'poiis." he avowed a principle not more shocking
to tho moral sense Of on honcu people, than
that implied in Mr.. websIer's inlenogatories
According 10 this, he is perfectly indifferent, who
is in the Presidential Chair, 80 that he and his par
iieular friends hold Office. If Mr. Van Buren, had
made him Secretary Of State, and sent Mr. Everett
TO RogIand-it would have been the duty Of every
Wing TO sustain the Administration Mr. Webster
would have done 50, Of course. LIS a pity Van
hal no. been aware Of this fact-ho might have o.
capped many Of the heavy bows, which the great
Daniel deal, him in the campaign Of 40.
The Courier is correct in dating Mr. Webster
aposocy Of the breaking Up Of the Cabinet. w,
considered his remaining and his letter rejecting on
he retiring members, u not explained, az dssolvinp
his eonneHon with the Wings We have yaited
'ot the eIplanaton-snd now it comes, coupled
Wi'h insult and reproaehes lie may e1elsim un.
ne hosr'e' "wheys am Ito 60 ~ and 20. nc
. comforting response from the Wing party.
F'o~ meN. y. Cotrf,r Enqui,,r.
sone'pondsn, enquiries vhoiher his good policy 10
party. "'" wv WIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

The Evening Post 10 in exueiss with Mr. Web
ster's Speech. and so the Loso Foeos generally
This waste be expected. We copy the fOllowine
from tho Post az NJ ioubteily giving the true rea~n
Why Mr Webster continues to pretend tha,ko Is
still Wing. The People, learning the device, wi
scarcely be led as,rsy by h.-tcour. s Enq
"Mr Webster, il will be seen, does not separate
himsefftom the Wing party. Ii he had done 50,
his influence would have been at an en-. No lie
serier from political party Of decided formation,
| ever carries away with him any considerable num-
Der of adherents. Mr Webster snll claims to be q
WING, and still proelams and DEFENDS Wing doc
ttncs. He only reproves their notorious mscon.
duct and The reproof, coming from ono who Is still
attached to their cause aud whose political tortunts
depend upon the prevalence Of their principles. has
prodisious moral effect. II gives the flushing blow
to their prospects Tor the next presidential election
IL breaks what little was LEFT Of the hold Of that
party over net's minds, and leaves Il divided,
discouraged, and powetsss for further mischief"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
GENERAL DUFF GREEN

The London correspondent OF N. Y. Journal O.
Commerce says:
General Duff Green, who has been now sumo
time IN London, has nearly brought to a successful
issue negotiations for establishing system OF bar
ter between some first rate commercial houses here
and an establishment 10 bl formed at Cairo, in The
West Vessels are to 90 dmsc, from this port ia
the latter, being fcghted with Briish manufactured
goods, and TO return here with American produce
There are TO be no money transactions whatever.-
The General IS the author Of several able letters in
the Iimesnewspaper, signed An American which
are now being collected and published in a pamph.
let.D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
Prom the New York Tribune Of october ..
CISTOM-HOTISR CHANGES

Eight or ten more Wings were removed from our
Custom House last Saturday. and their places SOP.
piled by the bitleresi Looo(oeos. M1ior 10. Hop.
kins, whose rrorgery has been the head quarters II
Dor ond the recruiting staten & srmory OF Dorrsn.
hos been appointed 10 the responsible and lucrative
post Of Measure, from which he was ,ic,ed on In.
f'si incoming Cflhe Wings. lie then made sons
complaint Of prescription, when Wing bfo1eh, u,
from tho Custom House the data to show tina, the
gentleman had been absent from duly about one.
third the time he had been drawing high pay from
the Treasury fOr sewing the country. His dutis,
nov will doubtless be mainly discharged in the ca
paciy Of drill sergean, for Tammany IS in tho ooos
Old days Of Van Burenism, when il was orsnlv a,
earsd TO be one Of the duties Of On Office holder "a
be an efficient partisan.
oh, Mr. Webster Mr. wshs,erl vtv WON'T re-,
pie see that John Tyler IS q first rate Whie VII,
von't hey ls' the Wing ofhes holders kssp tbe4
paees1 ''''
"An il restored /" exclaimed Nnp,lsoc ,t,, &.
bad replaced the Froneh throne on tbs r,,n, ~ ,t
Revouiioo, and placed himself upon il. ,,ys,
Sire" sody answered on Old Rspublcan-H,u t,,
the hall q million lives sacrificed 10 oyerthrov,,n
utm y"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
MORE NEW PUBLICArIONs,
Received by SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.

MUNICIPALITIES and Powers in Heavenly Places: Nv
Charlotte Elizabeth, with an Introduction, BY the Rev
r BickcrSthh.
ani Virse: Ily A w ".
The Prosecuted Family In the Reign Of Charles the
Second by Pollock, author Of Course, Time etc.
Advice % Young Christian: BY Village Pastor, with
an introduction, 10y Alexander u, OF Princeton New
York. ~ $500
The Gli, thr smas aud New Years PIcsent for 1914
wth 'sht beautiful Embellishments
Friendships Offering aud Winters Wreath for 1873 with
ten cngravings: ny I'm ucut ATusts.
4 anlle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
How l, 1nr,1-Ths M,di,oni.n hu ,ulhori,,

How - THIs1-Ths Madisonan, by authority.
sayt:-"Wilh q view to set this matter forever al
rest, We distinctly declare that between the nomina
ton and election Of Mr Tyler 10 IN. Wee PresiJen.
cy, and during tho intermediate session Of Congress
Mr. Tyler declared that hi, views in respect to the
consii'utionaliiy Of Bank we're unchanged. ard
that II President he could never eon7en. to approve
a Bink charter while the Constitution rem,ined
unchanged. TINS declaration was open, frank and
entirely unresryeI. Words could not make his
meaning palmer"
Mr. Webster says in his speech
az tbs special session Of Congress the Secretary
o. the Tteisury, Mr. Eving, submitted 10 Con.
gresS plan for NATIONAL BANK, founded
upon the idea OF large capital made Up by private
subscriptions and having the power to extend i,s
branches oil over the country. need no' avert 10
The circumstances Of tie presentation 10 Congress
u had received tho appreciation Of The Pfesident
9rd was coneuned IA ~ every member Of the
Cabinet"
Nov, in the fret place Mr Tyler declare. tbs, he
never would approve Of Bink Charter, and, in
Ne second place, Mr. Tyler Old approve OF Bank
Chouer
We should like TO see this beautiful p,ies or con-
seien'ious consistency exploned.-Aier. Coz.
Pauon Fisk, late editor Of the Old Dominion" is
mesmerzlpg IN Norfolk. IL thought that Mr..
Richie Of the Enquirer will very shortly commences
an iunerant course OF lectures and exhibitions IN
this wonderful science, tho discovery Of which !,
most opponuns, Just OF this time as by tho aid ol
u hangs tho last hope Of fe-estab shing tho vontod
sympathy between the now discordlnt portions d
the Locoioco pauy.-It will take many bottles Of
the guii - Kanatoha Republican.
''IIon many Of them are Clay msn7o-asked Jobr
Tyler Of Jonathan Roberts. Let us toke up tn,
question upon every occasion, and mark the result
Here's a start:
The passengers on board the Boston, from Pits
burg 10 Cincinnati, hnding themselves very numo-
tous and the rep esentatves Of ~ States, determn
ed 70 take a vote upon the next Presidency. tn,
The result was: Tyler I, Van Buren, 2, Buchanan
3, Benton I, Johnson 2, Cess !, Birney !, HENRY
CLAY ~! That's the sort Of tale the people vii
tell IN 1874.
A vote wSs tsksn among the passengers OF IN,
steamer Osprey, late trip TO 81. Louis, OF III
sugg estion OF a fsocofocO, and the result wes-fo
HENRY CLAY 50, Van Buren, D. Johnson !.
fWWlfHg Gaz,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
From the New York Express.

! again, the various departments of the Govern =
ment employ persons wlo are supposed 20 be good
Whiss-holdng offices COLLECTOR, and other Gus
tom House ofhcers-PoUmaSers, District Auor-
neys, Marshals, &c.-what Is TO becom' Of them IN
this separa;ioni Arc they 10 b, forced TO Tesiso,
or will you give them invitation and provoeation TO
resign 1'-. Mr. Webster IN Fsnsni! Hal.
We mus, try to make Mr. Webster acquainted
with one or two things he seems to have forgotten
upon the subject Of removals and appointments.
Here is an answer to the above from the Madsoni-
an, the official organ Of the President;
"He has retained twenty thousand Democrats in
office, and is daily appointing other Democrats TO
office IN the place OF abusive FederalisIs"
The "abusve Federalis,s" are such men rs JonI-
than Roberts, Phlo c. Fuller, and twenty score OF
Pcs,masters, the very head and f,on, Of whose Of
tending was, rot that they were not capable and
honest, but that they would n throw 10 their caps
and shout long reign John Tyler. Who, we ask
Mr. Webster once again. - the prosctip've man, the
Wing elected President, or the Wings who e
made to feel the sic rOIO. sic 6eO Of the President
One other comment upon the above and we shall
have done. The Secrc airy OF State will remember
his official communication to all the officers OF the
Federal Government, very soon afer he became n
member OF the Cabinet. freedom of opinion and
freedom OF franchise guaranteed all, from
humhlest officer IN the service OF the Government to
the highest. IL would be the shcerest mockery to
ask the question now, whether the Executive had
allowed tolerated freedom Of Thought. Every
man knows that he has not No man better knows
the truth OF what we assert than the s'ncuished
man whose remarks we have quoted above. In all
such cases We nsk in all honesty "who has been pro-
scrip,ve1" Who have been read out OF the pale OF
the Wing community" And how sad,-yes, how
sa', for what VIC say more in SORROW than IN anser
is such a sermon as MIR Webster has given us above
upon such text as the following. bearing date an.
terror to his speech, and from Of his associates in
the Cabinet Of President Tyer1 Here is letter
from the Pos, Master General. IN very nearly the
following terms:
"WAsHTscros, -, 1912.
"SIn,-lf your post master, Tor any OF his clerks,
dare 10 t,og his tongue against the administration
let me know II, and the procedure will be correct
ed"
There's freedom Of opinion for youl VIA, are
We TO haven ex.1
INDIANA LseuLAIusr.-w learn from the La,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

OSIog WHLIr.-A letter in the Pn,.buro
Chronicle speaks Of very valuable kind OF wheat
CALEB Ossge or many headed wheat, originally rro.
cured from the Usage Indians. Mr. Kelly. prse
ticsl farmer Of Jackson Co. Ohio has had such sr
perience Of hs hardy ard prolific qualities that he
mink, " will yield 200 bushels to the acre. From
fly 10 eighty heaos have sprung Up from singl,
ersin -hi,b he planted, each head containing iron
100 10 40 seeds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
FEsSon MEHINoEs roo'ivsg ed 81 ~; n g~.
STARR 4 cos
DEPOT OF FIRST QUALITY READY
MADE CLOTHING, AND FANCY
Onnn.ite Exchange Hoiel.


~TTTIfS will hc f0uui NJ great ronvrri.,
L o. cuzons and strangers who can he sccumfno,,,c
70 au Tic tmce. a.
"A SMALL FARM FOR SALE, NEAR RICUNONI--
n contains 40 acres, mostly IN good hcsrts f,irJ In
wood. u has upon eveTY Necessary butlrg ,.,i. "
ieo Hone Inc place isquio healthy and the wafer ess
lcnt y ~ apple and peach orchard AMI varctv ~
.en tre sunDel now upon ~ the milk ffom which
~ ~, n. - hen'ce support Tor family, with the ala
w. " ynchburg road opposite thc frst Tniss
premises On "'''s'' APPv On INC
80 v.,...,. WILLIAM BfNFoRp.
above FERN, aud The wnoe usy he hsSioyy N.o"'
Buck MI, Oct i-eo,f " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
n l. n VI a n y HIP
BooK-kEEPINc.

The sub.er Der 10 induced. By
the applications % sevs raj OF HE
friends, o. open night sctoo's Tor
fenunsnshlr aud book Keeping.
lie has no patent method OF
teae BIZ : the art of Mriilng IN q
~ i,sluuf. m = the have, and
hoes not believe taai sns pTacti.
al eood can resua from sue n q
meth"d. Ito IN safls fed that
go. d~ritins cannot he executed.
un'esn the writer 10 thot oushly
grounded la all the eletnrn,ar,
PRINCIPLES. lie must form ixsd
hsh,tr Ia respect 10 the POSITION
OF his body, the position of his
pa OF, the manner Of h.luinr
snd managing the pen, and tho
lorna api propottlcns of the let.
ieis This can only be .isnc by
practice under careful lnsfrue-
lion aud u may require two or
three ulOuthn- afeoftflR. A.. sha
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

i5S The rebuke of the Alexandra Gazet,.
comes too late. The Editor will have seen
that his suggestions have already been put in prac.
tiee by W. We have surrendered the domain oil
billinsgete exclusively to the Editor Of the Enqui-
rer-merely re,erving to our,eIf the privilege Of
indugng little quiet mirih occasionally, when the
boys hoax him, and he makes a ninny oil himself.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
"WAsHIscroN.-

INDIANA LserLkIURE.-We learn from the L..
fnveue ua.l Free Press, that Co. Wines, the Re.
presentriye elee, from Allen county, died ut Auici
on the 2lsi uli. He was Loco Foco. This makes
three members Of the Indiana Legislature who have
died since the electiou-cne Wing Senator AMI TWO
Loco Eoco Rcnre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

dhs OF the learner, TO acquire pernan sn eie
CANT hand, that be executed wh AMI tapl,tv-
without d,nsor or etrlment TO tho health which SOMA
desk. '~~,~'~ =, $50
Book keenlns will be taught plain AMI pr.oe \, man.
ner according To lie beet of double eutr, Tne
learner VII be exercised In all the
10 aafec meIesnic establishment. making ont Dls In.
Accounts Cur ant Account sars AMI In
ir: the Day nooN, Journal aal Lescr fou opening to
ising the same, that hc vii, be uushd d to
the duties OF az accountant ani Book Keeper without
hest alton OF iiicufY.
The school lot Psnnmanship will be commenced ON
wednesday In the School Room Lately nv
Wn 1urSc, Esq In the base OF the Unitarian Cburch
and continued ON the evenings OF Mondays wednesays
an Fridays
Tue school for bookkeeping will be kept In the same
days ~ "
Hours from7 TO and from sto O'Clock.
Icrns-to per month, for Jlrssoasa week
The subscriber can I've found during at the Toll.
mousse OF inc lanes River and Kanawha Canal and In the
eNsn mt tho school his over Ne
9oodes, near the old Marketed
&C s isd6t VIM III ALIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
DRESS AND FRooK GOATS.

per cent. saved
SlAhh Co have received from the Establishment
y % broadway ", Dress and Froct
Coats which need other than the fact
That they have been cut by the well known cutter WIN a.
Observation-Disclosures who pride them selves the most
ashonabc aud elegant fitting garments, requested To
call AZ the Exchange Clothing storc opposite EXCHANGE
Hotel. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

IOs The Editor of the Fincas,le Democrat was
greatly bruised and battered by the conservatives,
during the campaign of 1910, and he is to be ex
cused for bearing malice towards them. But it is
probable he expresses the feelings of majority Of
his party, and on that account, We copy recent
ebullition OF his wrath.
"Wm. C. Rives has determined, i; is said, not
10 support the "Mill Boy OF the Slashes" Tor the
next Presidency. Perhaps Mr. Rives may be look
ing forward TO promotion from the Dsmocratic
party; and hence he has thus carly avowed his OPP
position 10 Mr. Clay. But it will not do: we for
one would no, touch MIR. r. with pair OF tongs
when Office or promotion is in question, nor none Of
his conservative clique. We lay it down az an in
variable rule, that those who prove traitors to par
ty and TO principle, as MIR Rives and his under-
sirappers have done. are ever sfler unworthy Of
public confidence. Hence il is u matter of little
concern whether MIR Z. ard his supple followers sup
port MIR Clay, or the nominee Of the Republican
party. They now less than Corporate Guard
IN numbers, and far more Insignificant in princi @.
pies"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

I1@ The Gl'Ss acknowledges it has done Mr.
Webster "irjustce," and lauds his speech at Fam
euil Hall. "Mr Webster displays the courage OF
a man." 1t says. awe must give MIR Webster
credit for his daring. He shows much good sento
10 the determination he has adopted" Sc. Sc.
This is certainly something new. Blu, il reminds
OF rumour which was circulated some twev.
months ago, to the effec, that Mr. Webster had sud.
denly become very gracious 10 the I.ocofoco mem
bers of Congress, and tina, arrangements were 60
ing forward to make him the candidate OF the Loco
FOeos for the Presidency. This sounded marvel
ous; but not more so than would the proposition in
1897 TO run MIR Calhoun as the candidate of the
party VIII ich, he said, twas only bound together by
the cohesive power of public plumber" we do not
deem it probable that MIR Webster will take, right
of, with the whole party; but things as strange
have happened, and il something like i. be no, done
wherein the language of this .os; wanderer on the
political wold-"Yhue am / TO go7'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
FACTORY TO RENT.

WE Factory Al present occupied by Mcssrs MartB and
Malone, conveniently situated tho county Court
House ~ for rent together with a tho necessary duures
Tor tho extensive manufacture Of Tobacco and
given tho let day Of January. Por terms, which Will
modnraie apply 10 David Barclay, IT, AZ shookoe Ware
house, orto GRETT TER q PEAKE
or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

,.'pondsn' enquiries vhoiher good policy 10
oos'''' "'"e5'''r as having separated from me Wing
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In The United states Court or the Eastern District of viz
- gina, October 7,h ls4E
JAMES SAUNDERS, ithe e0inty OF Fluv m M hsy.
~ ing tiled petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt II Ia ordered nat all persons claiming 10 b,
creditors othc said James Suncrs show cause 10 M.
count Oh the l2th day 81 November next why the said
James Saunders be declared bansrupt pursuant
- the act Of Congress 10 that behalf ani that copy OF
this orer be published the newspapers ding 10 The
- and2ith rules 81 Court. 49,
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CARRIAGES, BAROUCHEs AND BUa.
GSs' Al PHrt,XA,TE SALE, AND an

- OnERT lIIIL has consignment Of city made Car.
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Icrsons IN want ~ either ~ tho above articca Will
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