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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
AN UNwAvERING WING.

, Mr. Editor sec, by your paper, that NTH
Bayly, of Accomnck is still in hi, sen, in the
tnre, Can you inform the public whether he,
mas eccn an application from the Eastern Shore Inv
any individual for an njunc ion and II thero b,,
o.en, whether that individual has not been obliged
10 come over TO the Western Shore TO Obtain !, H.
an application 10 u Judge there md G,ttner ,,La.
Iher SAID Thomas ii BAyly intends to accent or
REJECT tho appointment, Of Il Judge of the General
Court, IN the place Of A p Upshur, rcsigned1
FRIEND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

nuao"sss OF Assembly, az the counties Eat "a ths
n'ue ,'iisei hnd VIC cannot. without bringing 10.
pf"'ch ON ourselves aud our posteri,y. eonsen, 10
we ,'s' Come up to the point. then. at once,
OF division OF the State 10y the
niIfE RIDGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
DEATHS.

Died, at Pleasant Green, lin the county of
Goochland) at the residence of MIR. Rob,. w. Plea.
SAINTS, on the 10Th instant, after short and painful
his ogo-He left no family. but a numoron, c;cIs
OF friends to feel his loss. lie served with croj,
Captain in the late War, under Gen. John IA.
Cooke, at Camp CATERS Through the whoIs
course OF his life, he maintained the reputation of
ested heart. anu u'S'"'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
AT THE oDD-FELLOws' nEw HALL.
Every FridGy Evening.

The Washington Temperance Men bola ,,sui,r
weekly Social Meetings every FRIDAY even.
ng' at their room in the Odd. Fellows Hail
lhey invite all disposed to Join. to attend the
meetings, whether they bo hnrd or moderate
ing designed TO prevent as well as to cure drunken
ms.
=, IL Seven o'clock Is the hour Of meeting; and
thete will be no postponement IN case Of bad
weather. NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
TROUBLE AMONG THE BANKS IN NEty

ORLEANS.
Quite a run was made upon four Banks in New
Orleans on the 2lst-The Exchange, the Orlean.
the Improvement and Alchnpalagu. The immediate
cause fihe run wos that the other twelve banks
refused their paper. The apprehension was ndulg-
cd, that matters would be worse the mex, day II
was thought the butchers would refuse the notes Of
the four banks. The neXt step, is the mob.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
The bosom o 5 MD IISnIi EoGS a. IGPO''

On the same day, MIR. Charles Rogers, of the
county ct Gcochland, at his place of residence aer
long and painful Illness, in the 18th year OF his
se' me household CT this aged man consisted,
about 10 years ago. Of about - or ~ persons Lsot
ana whIte-the only survivors nr, a daughter. with
an infant child and one nesro eirl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

fErpfrrfoE VERfFfED-Lorcuzo Dow. soma
tome before h5 deaih, predicted hat in az, Eng
bird would have no king-iLe United gntee n.
Pfcsideni-an extremely oid winter, odd vsrv ar,
tines bee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

n bold trud - Ungra'sfui conduct. - Cai,h N,
Thisf.-Wo are informed Of the following focts
which VIC lay before our readers in the hone tb,i
the woman who has been guilty II such base con.
duct, may b9 caught md punished no she deserve.
" appears TINT some five months since n woman
calling herself Caroline Hand, ala, the uiJ,,y
Manson, applied 10 respectable widow lsdv in
this city, with souowiul tale Of her distressre for
the rent Of a room IN her house. She said she Ind
once been wealthy, IN Georgia, bot was reduced 10
want bY misfortune, and 80 affecting was her f,le
that she readily obt1ined tho cd aIy's roneen, IN
occupy pant q her house free Of rent. and con-
unncd from tha, time 10 receive tie utmost k,od.
ness nnd attention ifom her-oyon 10 lie g,G "A
clothing ord board. e
r lew days since the old lady made yentur, IN
quarter Of ticket in lottery and on tho dov NJ
dfnwng, not feeling able to 60 herself sbe reorsst
Cd Ibis Mrs. Hand or Mrs Manson 10 take the tieko,
TO Srnuon and enquire tho result, lauebiogiv nd.
ding that " y was good prize sho must not take
the cars with tho proceeds. When mrs Hand re-.
turned she eove to her $40 as the amount drawn
| Bot Der b.hoyi1ra day or Two otter, md on unex
pfc'cd addition ofsIk dresses and other fnerv IA
| her wardrobe awoke suspicion, and tho old inJy
was induced 90 50 ard enquire hc facts rospsc,ioe
her 70 .kct herself md learned, % her deem ebapfio
that rotor had p1id the womsn s212 50 cents m,
net amount Of Tho prro drawn.-a quitter Of 1000
or coursc The vile and ungfaleu creature had kett
| over $500 herself lSnr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

~ AUCTION EorICE-Om sale rms
MORNING, will take place in tho Store, Il un.
pleasant weplher,
MIL DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

MrSEGAR, in announcing his connection with the
Independent, thus defines his position:
In acceding to q share in the Editorial conduei q,
the Independent, scarcely need say, that the
change Of the Copar,nery will be productive Of M
change IN the principles and course Of the PAPER.
will remark, in brief, that after an attentive ob
servation Of passing events, / have been utterly
unable to discover wherein the WING Party bo,
gained 10y the great victory OF Eighteen Hundred
and Forty. Its fruits have been wrested from us
by the reachery Of one man, end that which be-.
lonsed to a great party and to the country. ann,o
priated to himself nlono. The glorious homes in
fPirod by Wing ascendancy ore dashed. We are
now Just where we were when frs, wo took nm
arms against corruption and arbitrary Power
There seems, under Mr. Tylet's Administration. no
prospect Of having carried out, IN practical opsr,.
lion, siase one Of the great principles for which
from FIRST 70 last, tic whig party has fought. Our
twelve ye1rs, nrduous struggle has been ON invain
10 take UP arms nifesh 10 the Obvious course nj
Tie Wings Of tho Union, unless they design ignoi'y
TO sure nder the oity reputation, which, MS a party
they have hitherto nobly maintained, and 10 man.
don The glorious principles. which gave them party
existence, and iOr long years kept their banner to
a. breeze.
Prauming, uen, that tho battle is 10 bc fought
o'cl cLaIi unite with my associates in ondayorin,
Go Keep constantly before tho country, and to en-
force, tho grea, sslos Of the political campaign Of
1870 on which Gen. Harrison was elevated to the
Presidency.
My political ,resd, therefore, is briefly This.
ln-isvs 'he one Tenn principle. to use tho Ian.
e9oge Of Nlt Ty'e-, "that greatest Of NH Reforms
without Which oil. Goo effort Ut Reformation will. he
hopeless" 20 believe, because no practical en-.
iorcemen' wi destroy corruption, by taking away
The motives 90 corruption.
believe radical reduction Of Executive Patron.
ase 70 DC indispensable, not only 10 The purity bu,
70 1h' very existence of our free Institutions.
} regard b Of mo .ast moment that Executive
Power 10 we b5ueI y further and decided limita-
tons. To uIs end, I deem on essential nodiGcs-
ton 81 the Veto Power and the power oi q .moval
o' absolutely requisite TO prevent de Government
ION becoming practical monarchy. Iti-, indeed
'i.ue Tess ot present. and worst Of all monarchy
founded n corruption.
mn hnndyocale for economy and retr.ncbmonI
~ expenditure Of ho Government, and for o.,
reformation Of tbu-es.
! believe hot Corruption ia eating va way in,
1ho very Uia.a Of the country that the prtseo
doyernmeni is The most corrupt the Union has eve
had, md accordingly, that Exteuhge octlon-lh
main soueo Of the syl-shouli DO uneessirel,
watched.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
WAND ELEGrInNs

" lll 'llnrn, fDr tilc several Wand
" " ue IolCnt o. nrlf "Wednesday in Anil resi fi
" ln Sci. rem ward Ne J. ~ tho on Msrtft Hone o
iaul.nn Wad, No p M tIH tuuflh an ff.frf. - IL ~ ~
roe, ~ . n NE bne seus Tavern. ne Polls vii Ia
not See NO FERGUSON, CIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
"Yh. lot. 81, cr,hl.,rl n,n.,

We learn that VIC did Mr. Cuthber injustice in
our article yesterday, in snying that he had passed
ihrou'h this city on his way to Washington. The
gentleman from whom We received our information.
mus, have mlsunderstood Mr. Cuthbert, rs W. learn
he came 70 the city on his private business ard Eod
no intention Of going to Washington. lie has re-
!urned 70 h., residence, and arc much pleased TO
learn, that there u some prospect Of his resigning
his scat IN tic Scnnto.-.9ug1. Sen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
"The Starvation bi,r, in ;,opoysv

Ihe Starvation bi,F' ia jeopardy
Yesterday the House ordered bill repeating TN
Starvation Law, to be engrossed, by n majority o
about Is. This indicates a wish. on the mar, of,b
House, 10 take new lease, and If the bill il no
arrested in the Senate, there is no TELLING h,n a,
adjournment will take place. We hone i, will Il.
there arres!ed-not that we wish gentlemen 70 Il,
reduced TO half pay and s,nrvation;-But we con,i
der the Law, as 1t now stands, decidedly calculated
to limit the sessions-which are grievously long.
some OF the worthy Locofoco members were
missing at the vote-olhors toel the mark r1anrul.
w. and went Tor repeal. They won't "hold shucks. :
when their Constituents are done with them
'0% Col Gcodson 1.-THE gs,n, leader of the
south-wesD yesterday, in supporting the bill for the
construction the Southwestern Road cove some
oil ms Democratic associates, who have been feed
ing HIM with sof, corn all the session, some very
lar hits Referring TO Brisadier General Ventoss
ana the Jrn'o clique he said, they were in the
habit OF making very fine speeches in the House.
IN favour of his Road when they wanted him 70
vote for n Judge or a Governorl-but thew took
pains neverto give the road their votes lie wouli
prefer 20 have their votes now-they might make
their fine speeches TO their constituents when they
went home!
We regret to say i, but it is too true the Jun,o
and their ndherents have been amusing the South.
West, all the winter; aad never were q set Of GENT
lemen more completely bubbled than have been
the Delegates from that region.
ICJ~Sce the raey sketch of MIR Adams fas,idiou.
committee, extracted from the Independent.
iEj~T Mndisonian says there are, and can be,
but two parties in the counuy-"The Administrs.
ton" and "Ihe Opposit.on"-the first, lead by Cap.
tain Tyler the latter, b7 MA BENTON AND Ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
CREOLE.
MR. & SIR an

- Mr. wehsier's very aJlo letter i. inserted !,
another column.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

iC@The Mndisonian says there are, and can be,
but two parties IN the cOuntry-"The Administra.
ton" and "Ihe Opposi,ion"-the first, lead by Cap.
tain Tyler the latter, b7 MA BENTON AND Ma
CLAYitti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

s. The store az present occupied by the suLscu
fiFIA bcrs. Possession given immediately.
Eissi1 DUvAL & 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

IuEsrAr, MAKsu !, H2.
n communication was received from the Senate,
stating that they have passed. he BIi entitled "An
SS' 9ne9ding The laws la relation to the duties Of
clerks OF the Courts, and for other purposes"
Also, An act To establish an Inspection of To
oaeeo IN tho county OF Kanawha" ard "An nc,
eoneerning licenses 10 retail ardent soirtl in eertau
towns within this Commonwealth" with amend.
10: 49," '" "N'' "s'NeN
Further, that the Senate have agreed N tho ,e-
',a''"n ureel'ns survey for a road lson, Romney
W .ne chesapeake and Oaio Cana; and have nos,
poned indefinitely the bill entitled IAN act repeal.
"g'ne act OF 9TH March, 1910. concerning ferries.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
FOR RENT.


- Grocery Store on " street, shockoo III, au
<SZft excellent stand for business. Apply 10
Fs15ij DABNEY a CAUTHORN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

SUpPOSITOUIfGs, or rcultd, Tor riios ami ds
- eases ~ similar character THIS excellent clearly
and tonvcnicn remedy for The Piles, acquires aud
mIIr nnnmlInlY nVcrY hlY-- for EnIn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

.oPports large standing army to do !, for them.
The expense Of this army Wall be more onetous
upon The citizens than the little time ii will require
to qualify hum TO perform the duties Of the regular
soldier, and iTom himself the citizen will have 9th
Ing TO tear. From a large standing army of our
own there would he fully as much, if not more.
Just cause OF apprehension for our liberties aud in.
stitutons than there could be from any iofe.n
loree The United States Army IS already too
large, muck lager than i, need be II the citizen,
wou'd only qualify themselves to bc their own pro.
'e'ofsi out II they will not, then they must upon
every sudden emergency whether from internal or
eNetna' causes, look to ard inplore protection for
o'heis' ms ought not To- he 50, and teemen 10 b,
worthy OF thc blessings OF liberty should be 50 ci-
cumstanced at I'll times be aLle to protect them
selves Believing as do that rthe cSu,e now IN
cheated 10y Maryland should be generally ndon,rd
hv her sister States aud an efficient miii,nrv 80.
tenn established by each OF them. It would be n,o
ducivc oi the most lasting benefits to all. Nv ntc.
venting the necessity Tor the augmentation of an,
National standing army beyond a very small nun.
Der, much less than II now Is, you have the test
WISHES of my hear, for your success have no
power 10 cause IA delegation to attend the National
Military Convention proposed to be holden ut the
eoeampmeni. hope however this State may be
fully represented.
have ;sc honor 10 bc. SIR,
With great respect,
Your obediert servant
JNO. NJ GREGORY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

With the noble beaefaetofs OF mankind Having
embarked our energiss and fortunes in the cause OF
run and Justice, Religion and Patriotism, (loI
,neh Is President ryleF's mo,to.) We call on ouI
country, without distinction OF PARTY, to sustain us
oy then patronage aud thus enable US to spread the
real sentiments OF the President thtougho every
section OF the country. His measures and purpose,
nave too long been misrep presented by his enemies
the people should read for themselves and Judge
Tor themselves. We trust the friends OF the Aemin-
H'ration will promptly cooperate with us in secu-
ring an extensive circulation for the Madisonian
the Official Journal of the Administrator.
Pos'masIets will frank remntonccs
Address J. Il. JONES,
way 10 Washington City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
APPORTIONNiENT pItI

The Judiciary Committee reported the Appor-
'onmcnt Bill in the Senate. Friday, with amend
ments. The amendments arc important. They
propose tauo oil n,'y thousand instead of 5O.I79
the ratio adopted by The uonsc. The reason for
inserting this amendment is the fact that il will
produce the same result Ms the House provision.
The House inserted the provision Ultimately
agreed unon, Tor the reason TINT the fraction was
the largest number which would produce the ike
result. The Judiciary Committee also prov,le for
thirteen additional members; one from each State
nov NJ fraction Of more than moety of that
adopted IN the Constitution. This will give 3l9
members.
me 'ud'cnry Committee adhere TO the District
system, but change the manner somewhat f,on, the
reqni,'"ns adopted or required in the provisions
the House of Representatives.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
CAPTAIN LEWIS Tpt,t

The rc-investigauon ~ the case of Cant. I,evS
terminated for the present. yesterday. On Monds v
some new testimony was edUced relating 20 the non,
IN question, which comparatively with the former
ira miugntod the character ofthe obnoxious offence
with which the accused Is charged: while vest,ia
some testimony was introduced and former evidooce
empIied, which, with the same comparison, an
petred 10 strengthen the case on the mart Of tie
prosecution The court adjourned TO he,r the de
'cnfc on Thursday next, NJ which time the uccus cd
VIII bc permitted 10 offer any new testimony lie may
uc enabled 10 procure, palliative or IN Justification
oi The net. Under these circumstances we peffer
Withholding the publication, unt Justice can be
done 10 al Tares by n complete report Of the tri,
ny nus those IN possession Of the former report
what extent the captain has succeeded IN presentin.
the court with mtisacd case upon which to act for
scnience.-BALT. Sun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

TO- The y. Y. papers contain quite edifyins
accounts Of The proceedings of the Abolition Con-
veoilon, now assembled in that city Such an as
senbl'se, as it is, has been rarely seen any where
Men, Women and ChiIdren,-white, yellow. and
black-ore all mixed together, and make lovely
whole. We learn that they have, out Of their 81.
perabundant goodness, consented not to dissolv,
the Union for the present. We may live IN peace
one more year-but wo unto Us. Il 10y that time
the wishes of these estimable personoges are not
fulfilled.
We notice IN the sketch Of the proceedings Of the
past year, statement, that Abolitionsm is making
great progress in Kentucky-and nothing but Nh
Cloys great influence presents any obstacle to il,
speedy success. To break down that influence !.
avowed TO be G cardinal object with all good Abo.
Iiuonis,s.
They will be aided in this audable undertaking
by Richie and the Juotol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

~ Mrs HaneooRs, IN Lynchburg, on Sabbath
9lgnt last at quarter pls, ! osock, after pain
iul illness Of about two weeks continuance Eueg
MA JANE, infant daughter Of r. L. y and Jan,
SHAVER, eyed 2years, months and days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
MANAGES

10 Norfolk. on Tuesday evening, the 81 instant
~ lho key. Robert Gorion, mr. JosErH r. BAT.
iLtf' OF ms Ciy, TO Mss CArHgRNg, second
daughter o. Nj" Thomas b. Dixon, Of the former
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

ARRIVED.
Schr Manchester, Worth, New York .,rd.;.
SAILED
Schr VIM Hart, WilIets. New York, coal.
Seht Northampton, Owens Norfolk.
Sear Hero, Cooper. Fredcricksburg, snndr;,s
S Cen. Thomas Ireland, Some's, New York, coal.
Seht ru'crum, Winchester Boston, coal.
S'hr Nrgnian, Penney, Chckahoninv su,5,;.
oI," enr Arenz'menda, Snow, Portland, aour and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
THOMAS HART BENTON.
Run run h,'upoke' there's lay upon his moi,

No ace.
We believe ours is the on'y paper that ever gored
Mr. Benton To- the quick Ii We thought, IN doing IL
We mao nor done the country a service, we would
repent. But the act cf which he was ouil,v 49,
ioeXcusable. TWAS subversi, Of Senatorial honor
and dignity.
lbs resolution is in t. days paper. Ills remarks
we understand he Is writing out tor his Globe We
whatever they may te, will be attended TO in zen
'ee' way. One thing IS certain. lie Is n sunhy
man. We have forced him 10 confess
The poor little thing thinks it has raised tn VERY,
deuse wish the big MIR Benton |, supposes ix%,a,
done up the business for the giant XII er ntoscrr-
Nobody ever drew blood upon the Western Niost
todon before Wei, 1t is good enough for Inn; Z
mad no business to provoke the potency of thefMSS
disonlan dagger OF hth. lie will know beu<i
next time, We take TN. Y. Cour. s Eno< =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

To'ai, sos 3s9, $50 ~
" will be perceived th1t among the estimated re
oers in'o ihe Treasury, me fond accruing from
'N' '''es OF ihc public 'lud O. included The duties
proposed 90 he DII submitted being IN many instsn
ces higher Than twcrty yer cent. his pls,asc w,I,
under 'he terms Of the distribution nct, restore tho
income from ihe public unds to th. National IRE.
fIry.
Annexed is a schedule marked D d,s,so,d IL,
show thc amount of Impouauons IN 1910 III ,t,,
duuabc articles included in the present bill and ~
che revenue which would accrue from each Al tb
rates of duty now proposed. The impoftatons a.
snmed as he basis oireve1ue are seen To amount
Co s93 81 ,9s5, yielding gross revenue Of
$50 COS 33j 81
Ffom which 1sduet estimated amount
of drawback on merchandise eX.
ported ON refined sugar and spi.
r,s, picked FISH, and expenses 4
collection 5.iGO,OOO 90
Leaving nett revenue Of s27,443, 1856 81
IN the existing state Of sbe county, embarrassed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
n % Il T. u Y.
From the Spanish.
GIVING AND TAKING

FROM the Spanish.
GIVING AND TAKING.
Slnce Tor kissing you, tny moth.r
nlMhe- ani rcolis nc an the dAy,
I,, nc nave a quito kS-quickly,
tive inc back my Kiss pray
po-she keeps ~ great tumut
'h'dcs 80 sharply ioukssostnv.
w, my love, Q" please tiny mnthc,
tive inc buck the siAsI gave.
'nt upon you-out upon YOU
Tue you gave the, NV ,on t,ke
"iN" me back the two IN, ,i,fiin,
Tive them for my mothers sake.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

The llonI Daniel Webster, Secretary Of Sta,s,
and Ut was understood) The Hon John C. Snenc,r'
Secretiry of War passed through this CIV yes,e,'
daY' on their way to New York. IL IS stated that
lhry are about 10 attempt the settlement oC aiHurs
IN Rhode lsand.-U. S Gas. May -
was stated ycsterd'y to ms, that the Collector.
ship OF this Port had been offered TO Thomas 81
Smih. E,q by one who has the confidence of Nj Z
Tyier.-B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
Correspondence Of The " Y. .fm,riean.

WAsHiSCroH, Monday n;cht Mnvo
lyler has been pgodls i0usly frightened. bv some
s'Sh'h'ant aud pntientous hints which ne has l,te
" receiver ltom Congress and the press In his fear
OF an impeachment for his recent monarchicnl as
sumpti"ns of power, he looked tbrnuob tho senate
to lind those uron whom he can dcpend c,rn vote
70 IreScni the fatal two thirds" lie rushed IN
Cah'un' who Is now enclosing him in his sn,ky EN-
ufhce 10 slime hm over wi,h false hopes and IN due
unc 10 crush aud swallow him.
- yson, who has Just left his loisings IN the
"hte House and gone back to Phadelphia. to ro
Generate the Iyler patty, has been olabbns all the
t'eS'ucnts scores there, most villlnouslv He is
tho 'eikeS weakcs, vhiuest man in the "a rid and
IKE ms prototype, the "priviie and confden,in;,,
servant 81 King Midas. has whispered the secret Of
MS masters ass-ears to the very DIRT the weeds
'"u 'nc WINDS IL was lac who broke the delicate
secret that Tyler modl'aied q change in IN, CT;
net. " ~ O'''
lie gave out that Forward and Spencer we. n
re''fe Voluntarily Webster to be -. Calbonn
was to take the Treasury and .N1rcv the war
peParmen! (Thc lateris continually in Wash
in%''n, and goes foe Calhoun To Van B1reu's ,,.fer
destruction. lie keeps "the ancient grudeer In.
spur, OF course, was TO take the State Department
anu Cushing the Navy, "as fotetod youp ,one
2so' II you have hitherto failed to appreci, e
July what | have abored to impress upon Won ms
10 The character of Mr. Tyler Just look nj all this
anu think OF the sagacity which could form, such
sIhene, ana the prudence that could enirust IL TO
such boosting babblcr as TYSON
What could tins miserable nation hope for with
It's fate Entrusted to such iatuiiy if were no, M The
same time, providentially for our salvation. COM
nined with another trait that is predominant over
the other two. His FEAR is ''thc hook in his nose
oy which alone We can securely draw HIM about al
our will.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
Fok THg YEAR 1874.

Civil, foreign inter-
course and mscei-
laneous, military
and naval, S24,424, 1853 95
Permanent appropr-
atoms. $50, 900 90
Debt due Ivy corporate
cities, l2s,7OO 90
Parts OF the old pub
lic debt, 5000 90
Three and five per
cent funds due 10
the States, 900 90
Interest payable IN
1914 on loan, 100000 90
Principal of the oan,
payable January
], 1916, JGGs. 97G -