Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
FROM NEW YORK.
Correspondence ofthc Wing.
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MIR. VETO TYLER.

MIX. NElO TYLER.
The fifth or sixth Veto-I don't remember which,
but believe one OF them was n sort Of half Veto
Of this celebrated ndvidu oil IS come and albeit il
was expected 10y almos, every body; il occasions
much excitement. indignation, disgust and abhor
toward the author Of the infamous act and his
few aJet,ors. The Loco Focos having used the
Virginia Captain for their uuholy purposes, will
now throw him overheard, neck and heels, with a.
much avidity as they would pirate, and as the
Democratic Review justly remarks, the wreiched
man twill fall TO the ground between the two par
ties, like Lead" and take leave to add, with the
scorn and contempt of all honorable men, In all lu-
ture time John Tyler will be held up rs one who had
even ecpsed Arnold, Of the Revolution in treachery
and niamy-the first political hypocrilc Of any nge
or country. This is harsh language 10 apply to q
man who ills the Office Of President OF the United
Stntes, but how can any patriotic speak Of such
dissraced individual in milder term.7 | yet hold
in high respect the Office but, like large majority
OF the people of this country, hold Tyler and his
supporters, Aatterers and whipper-snappers in utter
contempt. In consequence Of th0ir reckless acts,
this grea, country is brought to the brink Of ruin,
and the distress and wrelchedness throug houi the
land, language is inadequate TO descrbs: ard the
'hS9N ehhl W JOuH yer Is fastened
upon us for more than two years longer, unless he
can be got rid Of by impeachment. Why not iu,>
peach him1 Every charge brought against him hy
your fearless and nb!e Representative, the Hon.
MIR Bolts, be sustained. Is j, not notorious that
Capt. Tyler makes the Government "a play thing
and toy" for himself, his and his guard-nnd
that he hourly tribes with the great interests Of The
country Every schooboy knows this. Arc the
Wings in Congress lpprehensivo that the impeaeh-
ment of such President will raise the cry Of per
secution, and result in bringing into existence a
Tyler Party? Nonsense. AS we'll might they fear
that a mad bull in n china shop, destroying every
thing before him, could build up Bull Party. Away
with oil such iears-mpeach the man who has fixed
foul blot on the escuicheon OF the Old Dominion
brought the Federal Government into disgrace, and
rendered his own name infamous. IT'S true, two.
thirds OF tho Senate might not vote for deprying
him Of his Office, but for time, at least, laws which
are indispensable TO preserve or rather restore tho
faith and honor Of the Government could DO passed,
and this would he great point gained. | observe
with pleasure, that a writer, "Notoway," in your
paper is addressing numbers to Mr. Bolts favorable
10 impeachment, and doubt not the Importance of
such movement will rapidly gain strength and DO.
puar favor, and coming il does from the proncr
quarter, the birthplace Of the Acting Prssident-i,
will find favor in every State OF the Union.
This last-perhnps j, may not be the lasi-veto
will affect the business Of the country most disas.
trously, and il, is awful 10 think Of the immense
number Of poor working people who will DO thrown
out OF employment without the means OF procuring
bread for their suffering families.
Without Protective Tariff, every body knows,
or ought TO know excepting. Of course, such al
siractionis,s as Tyler, Wise, Calhoun and Pickens
& Coz that the county must continue poor, and
pay tribute to foreign countries. All practicable
business men-of which am one, and no politi
cian know lhis;-Yet you see Members Of Con-
gress, pretending TO DO wise, rising in their places
and advocating free tradelll If the United Slater
will but initiate Great Britain in her Revenue Laws,
she will become powerful ard prosperous nation.
How shall she DO lhisl Simply prohibit, or tax
highly, every article which wo can cultivate or ma
nufac,ufe ourselves, and then VIC should soon reco
YER from our present fallen condition. and gradually
grow rich from the Aroostook to tho Sabine. AS
things now stand, foreigners are eating the natives
ou,--sending their agents TO supply US with very
many articles VIC ourselves could make If there was
moderate protection gathering up our precious coin,
and either sending it of to Europe, or taking il
away with themselves In the midst Of all this, tho
Government is in debt, with an ngen, in Europe,
begging for money OF high rate Of interest, with
out the prospect Of getting dollar, to say nothing
Of the readiness on tho part Of wealthy merchants
in our own country, to lend their own Government
every dollar it may want, pyoUid,d Us Aeefdsntal
Head iym sign a RsUsngs Bhi pissed by the Repre-
seniatrts Of me People. Was there ever such
siato Of thing.7 and the people submit to i,l!l /
fear the people have become so accustomed to tho
bad Administrations Of Jackson and Van Buren,,
Tint they arc willing 10 submit 10 any thing, even
from such a fellow as Tyler 90 with your noble
and patriotic Senator Archer, and had rather sec
dissolution Of the Government. than submit to the
dictation and tyranny Of ono man. -.