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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

~, my csath, openly threw the accusation OF inn
10y eao inconsistency; and ] proved 20 them
"a. my pledges had been annuled entirely by
'hcir own isulL
Messrs. L. Austin end Sumusl Houston saved
ny ME they alleviaed my lot as far as was posi-
n.o 10 mem they made an object Of their com
psss'on and most eentlemanly coumiserst'on. Mt
pons,on distinguished himgel by ob,ainns for me
my hoct,y, without requiring from any retribu
uon. How great ere my obligations Tor this act
| ever ~Hi be grateful for actions 50 worthy o.
1 CHRISTIANS and sensible men Ever will strive Il
| ,eward Them, under all possible contingencies
| wiz Puohsh their deeds TO their honor and praise
| tot SUCH acts invariably secure the sympathy ant
| ramiration OF the whole human family. But ever
'hese considerations cannot bind me down to &C
WIN luxe warmnesS in the affairs ofthc great natoI
\ wnten l govern; rnoro particularly when they IN
| Nolve her major Interests. The Mexican army hal
again taken position OF offence, and she will no
INry her attitude till she plaus her eagle STANDARD
| on the banks of the Sabine.
circumstances with which suppose you arc wei
neQuaintet have conuibuedo maintain the affairs o
ieNas m siG.h quo; and the last Mexican admins
tra'ion did neither what could should have done
10 molostst least those whom THEN apathy and care
! essness convinced OF their dehnitvc safety. TheT
| ro'oweu an appearance OF prosperity, which de
eeNed the Spectators Of some nations, and ever
Weif Governments; hut time has removed thcs'
| 1eeeits, and things appear now as sbey actual,
eS's', unadorned by the prismae eolors OF novelty
GU have Just returned from n circuit of Europe
ana reier TO yourself for confirmation OF ihes,
\ truths.
In adferen, point Of view, the question of TeSa
involves another OF the greatest Importance to III,
| cause 81 humanitv-ihst Of slavery. Mexico, whI
mas gwen the noble and ilusrious example OF re
nouneins the increase of her weilth, rrd even tn
cultivation Of her Geljs that she may not see then
iatened with the sweat. the blood, and the tears o
inc Aitcnn race, will not reirocede IN this course
ard her Efforts TO usurped territory will b
blessed Ivy ali those who sincerely esteem the ma
inral and impresctip,ible rights OF the human spe
cies.
Texas might yo; and great advantages bv cover
! 'rc herself anew with the Mexican flag. You, sir
who possess the talents of a statesman, think seri
ously OF this step. which is appliuded Ivy philoso
ply and by its triumph Won should be con
vineed, YOU may rely upon the facilities which
otier you. end the friendly consideration OF your
obedent servant.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
THE IECISI ArIrnE

The two Houses yesterday succeeded in settling
their differences on the Bank and James River Bills
The Report Of theiConierence Committee, on tho
latter, recommended compromise to this effeet-a
loan of s250,oOO TO redeem the bonds pledged in
EuroPe-slooO0o Of those bonds to be cancelled
So that the permanent loan amounts to only $780,
ooo instead of $3.50, 600, as originally proposed.
The House receded from its disagreement to the
Senaie's nmendment-makirgr resumption absolute
on lstof November, instead of being dependent on
resumption in the Northern States. The Senate.
on its part yielded to the am ;ndmenl Of the House,
requiring the bonus to be paid into the Treasury,
for two years.
Both bills are now the law Of the land.
Adjournment, sine die, will probably take place
tn-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
TIMES IN pAT.TTuOpE

We have been lavoured ~ a gentleman with a
sight Of a letter from Baltimore, which gives a mos,
melancholy account OF tho c0udi,on Of money mat
tors in that Guy. Ia tho lost week several oil tho
first Houses IN the CITY stopped, and many Others
arc expected 10 follow suit
The Petcrsbur, Rail Road Company has CON-
mCnccd laying down heavy iron rails, IN place Of
the 1at bars originally used IN it's construction.
When this permanent improvement ia completed.
the Road will 10 rendered much more efficient for
travel and transportation and moro profitable 10 the
StockhOlders.-PET. INT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
2 U d L | c NJ E NC.
ATTENTION

| The extraordinary and suicida course OF the Sc
nate OF our State ii rejecting Virsinlas portion o
the Distribution fund Is deemed a Fl, occasion fol
the people to meet IN their primary assemblies anc
! pass solemn judgment OF condemnation upon m,
acts OF the representatives. For this purpose. III,
citizens OF the county requested to assemble al
the Court House in Charleston, on Saturday the
goth inst. The people from the country are earnest.
" requested TO aitead. |, IS due TO the honor OF
Virginia. 10 patriotism, TO the interest Of our com.
mon country, that the plough should be left in the
iuTrow, for one day, Ia Tehuke the madness and
folly OF party. Several addresses will be delivered
Committees Of vigilance in the several election dis
tricts OF the county will be appointed. We hone 10
see the people up in the majesty of their pow
er and number.-lKsn. Rspub.
"The locoi0co senator's. in their rejection or tn,
distribution fund profess be the great conserya-
tors OF the public morals-Preserving the people
from corruption. They say should this fund be re-
ceived and applied TO tightening the taxes ma king
roads, and 10 purposes OF educaiion-ihe people
would be corrupted with their own money-monev
derived from the pairimony bsqueated to them BY
their Revolutionary sres. VIII not the yeomanry
OF the country resent, with scorn and Indignation
'Ee insult offered 10 their intelligence, theiE virtue
and integrity"-B.
"Look HERE just read what Thomas Richie
SAID IN his Enquirer when Gen. Jackson recon.
mended the distribution Of the proceeds of the
public lands among the states lie thus halls il,
with rapture:
VIVA; might not Virginia do with an annual
dividend OF Sso0,0002 or even the half OF in How
many miles Of road might she not completed How
many schools esiablish7 How many Of her de.
graded population might she not transport TO the
shores OF Africa2 Putting aside, how ever oil the
nluremenis Of self interest, and viewing the cues.
ton alone between the United States and the
states where the lands are situated, toe are
prompted 10 iCQUIESCE at once in me propesi
ZION 81 The Secretary, and very much for the reason
which he assigns, that al causes of difficulty with
the general government on the subject. would then
be Iemoyed.'"-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
WIN. VANCE.
HOUSE, or Dette.rgs. March 2iu, 1912.

House. oF DELEsArEs, March 2itli, 1919.
Dear Sr-ln reply to your note Of this date, we
state That We distinctly heard you say, previous to
the election Of Gen. Sloan, that he was n Whig-
but that he was gentleman who in,eriered very lit
lie in party politics. In justice to you we make
This statement, md arc bound to say, that we do
not believe thalit your intention to deceive any
ono ia our section tho Hall.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servants,
WIN. NJ. CLARK, ofHaliiaK.
BRYAN. W. NOWLIN, Campbell.
wM. S. MORGAN, mongolia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

] did not intend to say any thing more
about Mr. Byrd or his volunteer witness from
PeGc. But some gentlemen Of their own party
who head me say that Gen. Sloan was a WINE,
hlvo had the magnanimity TO state that fact 10 a
latter written to me. You will please publish and
oblige Yours,
VIM VANCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

We hays runnos from Washington Of an in
o'deni, connected with certain printing job, that
IS likely 10 make some noise. The conduct o. one
o. TIC high officers Of tho Government " called into
queston-with how much Justice time will show.
Inc matter thus iar has resulted in the resignation
OF cetk 10 one Of the Departments, at Least moth
Jog more hes tpnspred asyet.
We abstain, for the present, rom eny fsr,ksr
PARTICULAR, prelorfing 10 wait until oil is made pub.
lie-.N y. liner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY. MORNING. MARCH 80.
GEN. HAMILTON AND SANTA ANNA.
CURIOUS CoRRESPoNDENcE.

CURIOUS CORRESPONDENCE.
The two first letters annexed were published in
Santa Anna's Official Gazette. When they frat
appeared in the New Orleans Papers, we suspected
hat Gen. Hamilton's was a qris-for VIC did moi
&c how he could offer Mexico $1,000, OOo when
Texas was no, abe to pay his expenses in EorOp,
SUI he recognizes 1t as genuine, in his reply, which
seoP'ed from the Charleston Courier.
The whole correspondence is not less amusing
han extraordinary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

~ writer in the Abingdon Vrginian hits
the mail on the head, in saying that the South wes
mas been fa'tered and bSmboozled by the Rich
mond Junto for years The Jun,o have PLAYED
upon the Delegates of the South. west, this winter
as strong game as wo ever knew. They have
promised them every thing they wanted. from a
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. down to their
south Western Road, and failed to redeem every
p'omise-afier they had used the South Western
Delegation for their own purposes. Col. Goodson,
II we mistake not his sngacity, is well apprscd OF
the unprneipled mancr uvring which has been en-.
acted, and II he could be induced to speak out he
might tales urfold. He, certainly-"to n man ur
a tree'-looks like a very i'll. used man, and con
selons oil the wrongs, which have been put upon
HIM. We should not he surprised, il he declines
the Leader ship Of the South West in disgust
From MIR Cowan's motions, we should infer tina,
he is ambitious OF taking Col GA slippers in the
command. He fancies that he can out general
inc Junto, and beat them at their own gone. But
no is mistaken. The Junio can give him two and
the deal, and beat him black and blue. The only
hope for the People of the South West, is TO change
Their DelegHtion-send Wigs, and we will guar
an'ee they will get their improvements, and they
Will be 70 more bubbled by the Jun,o.
Inc Abingdon writer seems to be of our mind
Tor he thinks they had better send no delegates,
than to send such they now do lie says:
"li we cannot elect men that will attend to State
matters, VIC had better dispense with elections al
together, and let the Richmond Junto nominate
our representatives, as we would save time and
money by II, having to lose day in going TO tho
election, and Of course SPEND little cash for the
crltter. A word 10 the wise is sufficient
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

n the Loco Focos arc becoming more anti.Tvler.
sh every d'y 50, on the other hard II may Ne said
the Tyleu''s arc displaying more anti Loco. Fgeoish
feelings than were exhibited month ago. The
Mldlsonlon omphatcally declares that "Mr Van
Burcn'a hdmlnltiraiion icii urdons sUsJy thing IL
could avoid, except such matters were connected
with slseh0HssTiHg purposes"nnd That ~ tho pre-.
decessofs q The present Cabinet had acted honssiy
the present wants Of the country would not have
existed" This 10 plain spehking.-.qisr. Cat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
Land Money! IN W,,i,rn yirri,i,

The following paragraphs, in the Kanawha Re
publican, indicate the popular feeling OF the Yves, in
relation to the Land Money. We dare affirm, that
nine- tenhs Of bo'h parties, beyond the Blue Ridge
arc IN favor Of the receipt Of the money. They are
not so sensitive as Messrs. Richie & Co.-andharc
no fears Of being corrupted. They need the money
for the construction of Roads, and for Education
and as MIR. Moore. Cf Cnbell, says, they know
what they are about when they are receiving money
They DO not understand the distractions which
teach them iha, they benefited in being robbed
OF fund, which will educate their children, and
furnish them the means Of reaching market with tn.
PRODUCTS Of their lands. They would not give one
brass farbrs for ten millions of such distractions.
PUBLIC BETTING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26


's constitutional obligations aal Functions, yet il
oee1nss me- IN defence Of the Constitution and Laws
" vac onited States, TO protect he Executive De
pa,unon' from all enetoaehment on lis powers,
nsnts and duties. In my iudsuen,, a compliance
win the resolution which has been transmitted to
mS you'd I've surrender OF duties aud powers
~hish The Constitution his conferred exclusively
ON the executives and, therefore, such compliance
snno' 90 made by M, no- by the heads OF Depart
S my direction. The appointing power. 80
~ as Is bestowed on the President by the Con
u'Vn' IS conferred without reserve or quaUhea.
nc, ne reason for the appointment, and the re.
1850, OF the appointment, rect with him alone
-. ~, pessewe any where in the Constitution Of
S.'eu states any right conferred on the House
representatives to hear the reason, which an an.
ne1n' may urge Tor an appointment to Office under
sne executive Department, or any duty resting up.
y" 'he Rouse oil Representatives by which It inay
oeeome responsible Tor any such appointment.
any assumption or msapprehen sion on the mar,
OF the House OF Representatives of its duties and
powers IN respect to appointments, by which il en-
sroaehes on the rights and duties OF the Executive
department, is, 10 the extent TO which IL reaches
dangerous, impotic, and unconstitutional.
FOR these reasons, so perfectly convincing TO my
lnd, oe: leave respectfully to reneot, in conelu-
sion' that canrot comply with the request con
nined IN the above resolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

We take great pleasure in announcing 10 the
voters oil Kanawhn county, MaiorA a. PARKS, M
a candidate 20 represent the county in the next ge-
neral assembly. Major Z. needs no commentator
from us-ho s known, and JaVorabiy known to
almost every citizen IN tho county. The nomina
ton meets with tho most cordial appreciation OF The
entire Wing party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
JOHN TYLER.

The message having been read
MIR FILLMORE rose und said that as the gen
ueman who offered the resolution was no, now pre.
sent, he mir F) would move that the message b,
agreed TO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

As was announced publicly NJ the court house
on Monday, that Capt. STYLES was candidate
Tor tho next general assembly, We arc authorized
and requested by him IN say, that he declines -
Having learned that Msior Parks had been pre-.
viously declared = candidate no could not for a
moment think Of dividing the votes of the party-n
sentiment that does credit TO he Judgment and hH
patriotism. Captain Styles Is tho man that &
follow. citizens will delight 10 honor-B.
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very soon rose to the surface with both
mother and SON, when all were hauled on,
hoard in safety! Nothing could exceed
The gratitude Of the tribe towards Mr. R,
manifested by screams of delight and
hanging upon him as thought they would
eat him up with kindness.-BufaIo Ado.
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-17

F. THE "MARYLAND CADETS - a,; ,'
sary company from BajtImoIe'.-''Id" ~
this city on "Wednesday, last "eFN' =, anu @
NAMED tiIl Monday, of this week. ,h ~
Thursday last, this company ' oS5 tn
with the New England Guards anu b; .D
City Greys. paraded, and thus s g az m;I;Iar
degree of pleasure to the lovers Vi of Of tbei
display. Upon the termination W W.
evolutions, the three companies lI,o|J 9
to the United States Hotel and Po II -.
a COLLATION. at the invitation OF me Up Po,
This entertainment" says sno
" was on strictly temperance PI h,r via
Notwithstanding there were nennS On ID
Gus, distilled, or fermented IIqaoITS o nj
board. there was foil supply o: a." thu
ed, eloquent, and piquant toaslIn5 nsce:
showing that the ffe-water IS no. d Inc; ~ 9
sary INGREDIENT 10 a conviVial m'e!n Jug d
a complimentary festival" II S. az
pleasure to record this cireums'appr'' Ne
we hope the good example set OI 4s.sr,
England GuaTds,-for which they uv II At
much credit,-will be followed Dy a."
military companies.-Ch. H0''""
REMA RKs. :,
It will be remembered that DOL ",
since, / copied from the Waterman az III j.
iicle on peace, from some writer I,t;,.
.o.o,d.torv remarks from the ~
accom- anying. / then intima'ea :" =.
Edi.or that all such preaching oil III:
IN vain, and worse than in. valn' WIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-17
SUMMARY or hE,x.

y Ire Editor OF the Watcher Free Trnd.rp thinks
'ha', IN me manufacture ofeotton begging the peo
pleot the South en- compete with Kenturkv beno
~ properly protected" We assure the Editor a;
he need have TO hope that anything on enr;b can
ever protect him assins. Kentucky Hemp"
PRESricg
The Baltimore Sun says, the inspections of Hour
IN mat cry ast week amounted 20 IL SIC bb!s and
80 haf oois wheat 'ur, III bJis. rye -four, and
~ nhds: corn meal. OftoSscco there were INSPECT
60 l'5Se hAes OF these CSC were from MARYLAND 3ss
nom ONO; 81 from Kentucky; and IA stems
a cana boat recently Left Circlevle, Ohio. for
cleveland, ifeghtsd with COO bulls. Of Hour.
The Last OF rae "SrARrAxS"-In the wear Of
our Lord lsii. when MIR John TYLER has retired 20
the shades OF Virginia, We may txpec, TO find re.
coroec on the door plate Of his house the following
eheeung epiaph: "Stranger tell your friends that
am wing here IN obedience 10 the will of the Amer.
can Feop.e"-lN. Y. AGencan.1
U. S. LOAN The New York Journal o.
Commerce says that the Government has been
offered par for million ard Ia Of the SIX re.
cent loan, only with the condition that If the parties
on-rns so elect they shall te al Liberty to take FIVE
millions more nt the same any time within sxty
days. THIS offer was rtj-c;ed.-[Bal,. Amer.
In stated that Abbott Lawrence, Eco, is pro
p5ieior Of factory al Lowell which empioyes 2eO
iema'es, average wages 50 ger week and 200 males
sverese wages "a so per week. They manufacture
2lUoOO yards OF cotton cloth per week.
a Go'EEsoR r BBED-A Circ matt pa cer state.
that Governor Corvin, while alta political meetine
ley Gays ago, had his pocket picked Of some four
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-17
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-17
DEATHS.

Died on Friiay morning sep; l6th AZ "a o'clock with
teTet JULIUS FETITr. youngest son Of VIII I'm
EMO Mary DIX aged years and months Tbe frirrTs
aud seqIanianees Of the family arc requested 10 attend
s funeral lIom the Bel Tavern, the residence OF MS
iaiheT, 10 MORROW, AZ 10 O'Clock. 49,
,AIfIanSlin, Tenn, on tbs 30h ult., WILLIAM HENRY
LtEiS son Of Major wE. p. Lewis Secoui Auditor Of
IN A,eIandrLs. C, on the 70 h inst; JOHN WILLIAM
II, son OF aleI Smith, ggcd 49,
10 Gaithews Co en- tic ID iusfanf, Miss FLIZARE I'll
iOMPhINs, t1ush,er or the late Col. On Tomrkips
IN "iaT ester. on the 18Th ut Mrs ELIZABETH DA.
MEL ~ TIE 3ah year OF her age.
=, ~ walnut Grove. Frederick, the Iith ult Maior
hENkh bAhLls, an olcer ofthe Rcvolu,on iu his 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-17
CIT AR RIVAL
EXCHANGE HorEL-sept. Is.

Hoffman, Aiex,n1ris; w Wickbam. PhIa,
Cdelphie, Geo Hooe, U S Navy; " w Yes, Wi.
i'ams6utg; Hopkins. Norfolk; Monroe Kelly.
Mo1h Ihcs Gholson Petersburg; Il r Collier,
Ane!s; Csp, Swan, Cuy Pom Miss wiloy, -;
w c Edwards, Mississippi; F 4 Thompson. New
Gorsi ID Gardner, Vei Henry Rogers, Phila.
delphis.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
Newhail, Lynehbure; Clement, Char
QUE Sirlng'e, PoNhatan; Il Ellis, C ooehlsud
James CompiomP, Mexico; James E WATSON. Pc
lersoGIsi Mr. Vaughan, Nouo~ay; Capt Williams
ship Denmark c w Dabney, Henrico; Din'I
Grey. BaekInshami w Phlmp; Cumberland; s
Woodhn, Aiabams; Sims, Chesterfield, j n
II Mann, Po~hatan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-17
NOTICE.

D-LUDwELL H. BROWN Informs his friends ami
,he pubic generally, that he has this DAY associated with
hun EDWIN NJ TAYLOR. Esq Tor The nurposc Of con.
unuins General Commission business in Rishrno.a IN
der the Grn Of BROWN & TAYLOR
He returns his thanks to those who have favored him
WIN theif custom, and soeis extension OF 10 tho
hf me members Of which intend dsvouug iheir undy.
ded attention 10 the business.
Usual advances will DE made all consignments
10 once two doors above the former stand Of Peyon
Deane Edwards, on the South side Of the Basin
Richmond. Aug /, 1872. ana Al,