Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-19


The LAST HOPE OF wE,GGERy pEFuNcT.
Since tie almost universal ,!e!ea. Of
the whig party in the late State cleo
;ions, their only hope o! success has been
10 create dissention in the democratic
ranks. and to do this they have ondeav-
red 10 array the friends Of Two of the
most prominent men in the democratic
party, Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Van Buren.
against ench other, but alas their hopes
have not been realized, and they arc left
without "why or wherefore TO MD
them in their federal machinations
The following from The Richmond En-
quircr shows that the democrats are not
so easily gullcd rs the wings had sup.
posed, and that the right spirit exists
Throughout our ranks:
1--WE have received letter from on intimate
I friend Of Mr.. Calhoun. who condemns the annnn-
c''tion. ccnsnred it at the time it first appeared in
the paper. and was. happy that the annunciarion
could have no influence My own conyic,ios.
lsays this distinguished writer) has alsay. been.
that we ought to be con.,olled by any air erp,ess.
ion OF the win ofthe Repbblican.party. j hope, at
present, that everything will be Conducted with
!iberality, snd in good ia, tn and feeling. have
Used this precise language to several gentlemen
who have written to me lately. .Tha, we Nus, CO.
first for our country and he principles of our Con-
stitution; and. second for the ,n;oa of Tie Rspab
Hron party forerer." Everything. In fact. COP
firms us in our FIRST impression. that Mr.. Calhoun
dlsapproyes the course the f.. Advertiser.
lin t.ese sentiments we most cordially concur
They constitute the polar star Of the great rc,uh-
l'can party. The Democracy Of Virginia Snite in
their adoption. The great mas, OF the republican
press Of the whole country is pressing them with
all its force. We have var;ous evidences Of this
spirit, from various journals in various Stat e.. now
before us-for which we have no room to-day
Among them are the Jonesboro' (Tennessce) Sem
sne'. and the Valley Star, OF Rockbriage, Va they
oolh recognize the same Just and common prjnct.
pie OF action, which must bind all the Democrsts
together. as with hooks of steel. The ..sen.iner,
ADOPTS as 'tsnotto. mot for ourselves but for our
country J" Tennessee has claims for tie praseat
and the future efthe highest order which, a!,lous ii
|
'Iere upon full review of all the ground, are init;
ma7ey connected. he sins qua non to our greg.
political success. ,Iennessee t.en must sfuua. as
she las right % stand and is Acr duty to stand
une o'a'nistedto any naanyor IRE Presidency, Into
whatever nominating body she goes. for the .pur.
pose Of deciding this great question. .let il BE- 81.
free as air. with her young and giant limbs unist-
tered-no gives upon her wrists-no collar ipon
her neck; but let her step be Tree in her own
sire" e"gth and her own wisdom. This i. nos faster
than the truth. forwe speak whatwe do, weliknow-
.h that II we act otherwise, will pcrpe,ra.e In
this great and gallant State (and II may be t,c
Union too) the most unmeanng ar abject suici dai
sacrifice. The view.. therefore. which we cn,sr.
tain are to contend fof cplesanu our prin-
cpss on!y-and not far men," The Valley Star
sounds the somc keystone. ard notices the effort Of
the Rchmood Wing to scatter the suspicion chat
'.the great Democratic party of the Union is torn
to pieces with Gissenions the most s,tfu, aud
affecting 10 tcierc that they destined to end,
like other family Lsputesin the destruction OF tie
household. 1t poiuts gut the di,.entons n the
ranks Of the Whss: and it asks, ..Why. talk abont
divisions in the Democratic party al All! We
seem to'stck togsther tolerabty we'll, ia spite Of
and without the cohesive cement are all going one
ray at all the recent elections. In Maryland.
wt have kearfofho divisions: 6es:gia ofsnoane.
In Chic. ofnohe .aad, as far as we have heardIron
in Pennsylsaaa aud New York, the turrent opin.
ion is. that I'VE will do the thing tSt is right, aud
cheek by joal sivvthe Wsys a, lecen, a ,fu-
.nins there, 4ahey have ever received at oarNauds,
upon any former oteasson." .,-a
James Ger'sn. Benne', the proprietor
o',hs New Yqik Herald 'priatings cs!dbss
'lishmen', has advertised. the same ,G.r
sale. Bennett i!ptendf. geiass TO LONDON.
andslhefe establish newspaper, and as
he says "for The purpose of Defending,
explaiping, and bling te 3, Europe, che
Institutions, laws: moualg, resources,
and tendencies q les Gifted sta,es''!
-Thj: weather ;Gt ne las, Two days has.
bean Intensely cod the ffivcr i,noy .fatf|
Officiating ice, apd We. nay say thst nayi-
CATION 6rthS. present yesrs has stopped.
,rhe stcanerPot@i kls kess tr Gaieda,
an Thu. ,.a:> = aftsrasqp, but. we anticitato
Sic las sre this hes6 coA'peilcdao hun, /.
Winter quarters. .~... ~
We .aItfae @isa,ioa or eas realers. %
Ihc adxcr,ishg cnlapns of ,o.day:s .,tss So !
zo,tc. As'I.te.has lds, come, they /
Will there ascertain where 1hey. can pb-
tain .he .,ea-.a,Sl. - ,l. .l.iA iAi..~