Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
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New foRK, July 81.
The newspapers have npprised you that the mise
rable dependents OF MIR Veto Tyler no. only fail =
ed in getting up meeting in the Park ten days ago
but were, by tho "Spartan Band" or the "Dorr-ic
Party" driven from the scsfiodng which had teen
erected and the latter organized in their places, aud
adopted Locofoco resolutions ThisI regard as the
dying effort Of the little Tyler squad in this city,
regret very much that the Locofocos interrupted
the meeting the Captain had seat on some of hi,
parasites TO make spceches-one OF them is known
to me as hanger on at the White House, and as
he was heavily charged with Tyler ordnance to
thunder upon the Wings, it is indeed pity he was
not allowed to let ay. take for granted the Cap.
tain will now give up all hope of q second ,erm.-
lie seems to be bent upon inficting as much injury
ON the country Us he can, and surely there is be.
tween this and The 4Ih March, 1916, ample time to
satisfy the most inordinate ambition. Thus far.
the injury is almost incalculable he cannot be
got rid of by Impeachment or resignation the country
will be in a most awful condition at the END Of his
accidental term. The Wings OF the country ap
pear TO ioresee universal destruction. and hence their
almost unanimous desire to keep in training the
only man Of their party who possesses the sagaciy
ability, honesty and disintereSted patriotism, TO
bring the Government back TO its wonied purify
From the very day that old Jackson was inausura
ed, down to this hour, the Government, and every
thing else, have been tending downward, (Ihe ad-
minisra,on Of Capt Tyler the infamous OF ally
and solemnly believe that HENRY CLAY-I
doa't care il he n Mill BOY in the Sashes OF
Hanover, or amanuensis to Judge Wythe, or any
thing else-is the best calculated to extricate the
country from the ugly snarl which John Tyler and
his ups,ari supporters and faueress have placed it
in. When this man Of veto memory shall have read
the patriotic and truthful letter Of the Hon. MIR
Fillmore, which appears in the New Yolk Courier
of day, possibly he may come TO his Senses But
DO what he may, his name will go down to ever
lasting infamy, and it will drag with others tina,
deserve no better fate.
The country, possessing as il does, all the elements
oil wealth aud prosperity, Is absolutely croaning
| under the dictalion Of one man, and he weak
vain, stupid, ambitious ono; and, 10 cap the climax
he will unquestionably the Tariff Bill the tire
nendous consequences of which will not attempt
10 fJreieH This disrcputable man Il speak pol-
eally) is only waiting for the adjournment of Con-
gress 10 enact at Washington that will cause
the hairs OF every patriot 10 stand on end. lie will
FIRST organize n Locofoco Cabinet, and this will lie
followed by cutting of the heads OF Clay men with
as much nvidity as he will substitute the meanest
LocOlocos OF the land. Does the stupid man slps
pose that such course as this will initiate against
the glorious and gifted patriot and eloquent son
OF Hanover Let him begin iii, work o! inflmy,
and Henry Clay and John Tyler may be likened
TO the Engines on inclined plane, the immortal
Harry looming upward, and his nccidency, a 3Oth
or 10th rate Virginian, rapidly pursuing the road
OF all traitors. Speaking OF Virginians, am TO
minded that | havo not yet met one-and my ac-
quaintance IS extensive among them-who does not
denounee Tyler in the terms. II lac be as
all tell me he IS. an object Of almost universal con
tempt and scoru IN his own State, why don't the
people hold meetings and give expression to their
oplnions7
Don't you all that this man is doing more than
Jackson did in the zenith Of his extraordinary popu.
arIiy, and oil other men put together, from the
Revolution down 10 this hour, TO iuhict noticeable
injury upon Virginia character and Virginans7
was wont TO boast Of hailing from the glorious old
Commonwealth, and yet cling TO her with un ID wing
ehaclty, but unless she fix the seal Of her condonI~
nation on the conduct Of her eacherous and faith
less Son, she need never moro expect To rank high
IN tho councils Of the country. Gentlemen from
all parts OF the Union congregating hero, and
all inform us that the people generally being disap.
pointed, Disguised, and alarmed, ut the conduct OF
the acting President, are rising in the majesty Of
their strength in favor OF the farmer OF Ashland.
and doubt not he will 60 into the Presidency like
whlrlwnd. A TRUE WHICi