Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

The Correspondent ofthe Baltimore Patriot takes
me following notice OF the champions Of the Veto
and bis Exeelleney, in The House. last Saturday,
WASHINGTON. July isis.
IL Mr. Tyler could have seen his defenders in the
doase Of representatives on Saturday, he would
nave cried cut in the anguish Of his voice, "God
save me from such defenders" II came from those
whose defamation and denunea,ion would have
oeen the ve't applause with any very careful os TO
INC character OF his allies. Just look at the cast
smith, OF V'rginial Payne, OF Alabamaii Wat
'erson, Of Tennessee ~, nebils fra,rumi
The defence OF the President committed 10 sreh
hands men who rank rs the low, lower and lowest
=. we Loco toeo party! The support OF such men
Sou'u overwhelm any Administration with disgrace
ong and perpetual. Could You have seen Them
n.Mu ,heh speeches, marked their reason. YOU
~ou'u nave eeen amazed TO have seen these men.
.ne u'1'a men of the ultra LEGO Foco parry rising
sident. WIS S'sS'eu fio'
The mrs, man was MIR VIM. Smith. Of yi,,in;,
OF Extra bIy'' MS no was ehristened AT home for
ne display OF some Extraordinary skill in obtaining
extra allowances. The eloquence of his r,n !,
that OF Justice Shallow, and the reasons he ha. ;c;
deed they can lie called reasons nre as wo e,in. Of
wheat IN two bushels Of ehnff." The bono,,bIe
member TO make his speech strong and cir.ciiy.
nAe certain other parsonage you have heard Of
quoted scripture by way of illustrating an iJe,-
Lake. like" said the orator at the TOP of his vo;e.
the seven loarss and fee 6ihes VIC read of in holv
wuI' troais of laughter and cries or "try again ~
may 10 mistaken" said tho sen.ima gained Pat
rick henry--and continued "wel then like The
ssvsn fishes and fire oares, and tha, r,eh, kn,,,
ne Laughter was now Tremendous, | was told. for
was unfortunately not present a. this very xtra
uisplay OF extraordinary biblical knowledge, from
sne extra member from the Old Dominion. MIR
S"u", no'hing ackiNg, came up TO the full mark of
his hour, ard defended the veto rs LOCO Foro me-,
sure. and the President for his act Alas for such
a defence and such defender! and as # TO max,
oid worse. when MIR Smith had expired with hi,
hour' up rose Mr. Payne. of Alabama. 1t would
nave put you IN pain to have heard him, III. be
gun calm as summers morning." bot wen, off
IKE display OF rockets. MIR Payne is one of vour
legislators who il he would keep silent, mis6t be
IoPu,ed wise Tor saying nothing, hut when he
speaks, listen ms you may, with an homes, hen,in,
you hear but "the abundance Of uous breath -
nor were these all. The las fash Of the trio w "a
Mr. Harvey N. Watterson, from the State OF Ten
nesSee. MIR Waiierson. in size and dimensions
- que OF NOSE men whom YOU may put with all his
Apparel INTO an eel skin. You would not suppose,
10 look upon hun, that he hod las much blood in
ms OVer as would clog the foot of a hea.p Never
tneiess, he, too, is OF the CAYENNE TEMPER and he
.eelel iot'h his verbosity to the end of the conc
hout (ocss that wise and good rule y by the yard,
ana as yarn is wound from the loom. Mr. Waiter.
sen struck right and LEFT upon the Whig p,,,y.
until he sent them oil to the shsde II thew should
ever recover from this COMMANDMENT, will give you
due notice.
And such were the defenders of the veto and the
P'esidenti MIR Wise even thanked these men and
thei associates for their Defence which he consider
cd manly, noble, and all that. There was time
when he would have been mortified to speak upon
The same side of n question with these members. or
10 nave been seen IN company with them. The
time may come again, certainly il will, il Mr. Wise
SHAH ever again be the man he from 1885 TO 40
MI Extra Billy ''passed high eulogy on the
private virtues and qualities Of the President