Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
,o,,vc,rNNvnu,s OPINIONS


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"Io ,hi. enner:snsy, tho 'pai' of on. Institution
pcovid., A means OF te hy an a?neal % TIE PUB
ite ..n,imsn,. 'rne GLORIOUS PARTY -h'el
va, co a 13,ei OF 90 lliss mj'tits OF 'h' eh'zsn
OF the Union a, the last contest has ,mp',,s,s Sn
pattintie objects vct 10 aeeompl IN. ilS rNnN
PIES ARE tDEN llCAL MILL ' ~. VI
ruE FAruERs OF TIE REPUBLic.e and az,
n. Ne reisiouSIy believe, ESSEN rtAt. To TIL
ONrINUANcE OF OUR FREE GOVERN
nENT. AND TO TIE HAPPINESS AMI
PROSPERITY OF THE PEOPLE Temporal,
n,ment and transien. mistor,nne eaa neishe
SUBDUE NOR DISPIRIr SUCH PARTY
Bu, to enable II to rally upon its ptiaepes: hef'
must DO unity of object and concert OF acuon,-
These can be secured only by full, Ice anu DIS
passionate interchange OF opinion among US mem
10 carry on, and FULLY sustain the Will OF Tue party
R.presen,s,ives fresh from the Peope, vii! lie able
TO communicate and concentrate pnohe op'ni'n' anu
thus furnish THE LANDMARKS ana sudes Tor
FIR ,bis purpose the Central Executive State
Committee, appointed by the last Whis ota,o Con
yention, with the advice of many oisuns9'sneS po
lnical friends invite the several couhues OF s
4, .ppoiut ms many delegates as they are ent'ed 70
,n,mbcrs IN the House Of Assembly, to represent
them IN n State Convention, 10 be held ~ Syracuse
an wednesday, the 9Th day Of October next. at 10
o'clock A. Nj, TO deliberate on the condition OF
our public effairs, and TO adopt such measures as
NAV h. deemed expedent to MAINTAIN THE
INTEGRITY OF THE WIG PARTY. ~
GIVE SUCCESS TO ITS PRINCIPLES AND
OBJECTS, and to PREVENT RETURN TO
POWER OF THOSE from whom me whoe
country, and this State IN nattlealsS, hnsE Sor
FEREO SO MUCH AND so LONG,"
I, I,,,e more than month from this time, Con
eress will Reasonable, and 10 ITS acts ana efforts
,be nation will look with much interest Inc anu
.ude which the President has thought nj TO assume,
will of course materially emoarrass the representa-
owes OF those who elected him and whom he has
deserted but the sense Of responsibility wui DC as
active A, ever, and the effort to do what Is tieht
will be ms s;eacfAstly pursued as heretofore.
The Tariff has bten settled and cannot re chsnsec'
'rh. Distribution act has been lfauduen,.y huilhed
IN, cu,- eney 10 as unstable as ever. 10 the us,
tribut,on po'icy 1t 10 TO DO hopea Tue "ngs vi,
"a d,,,a,,d and leave the responsibility oil iaii-
,,rc with others What IS TO be attempted on 'ne
currency q lestion, j; is net easy 10 say "I w.
ser saws that il the Presden's project is eoop'eo,
1t will work well; but that Oo.s .vsss'. !, - III
dol en- or cross a Il. or change . syiaoe' VIII
ba frustrated. We suspect sceh suomissNe a'qu'-
e.eence is hardly 10 he expected. AssihS, eui:en'
CIV experime n,s the wings are p'edSea. NeNi,h-
sied credit schemes cannot ana ouso' no. W DC us
,en.d to for a moment. II any legislation on tins
snkiect be attempted, let the majority frame sueh
an old fashioned national bank as has oeen approx
ed by experience, as all sraisnt heAoeo P'sS"e"
snen know alone will answer The purpose, enu 'e.'e
fbs, too for the consideration CT Mr. Tyler and MS
But there are other duties which will devolye On
the House OF Representatives especially. Thar
body has b.en called the Grand lLquest oil The
Nation, and its frs, duty will be TO ascertain the
facts connected with the recent prostitution and a.
b1se of Executive patronage Throughout the coun-
try To our Wing representatives from thn Guy
we shall look for an immediate and thorough rqui.
nv into tho circumstances connected win me re-
snoyai Of MIR Roberts aud the apPointmsnt Of his
successors the removal OF subordinate on GERS s'nee
the prescription Of deserving and unoh-nolng men;
the translation of men from distance miner, and
their appointment on the Presidents own recon-
mendatIon; the assessment OF tids WATERS ana posi-
Office clerks, collectors commissares surveyors aLo
the whole tribe of degraded supendiarles, Tor Tie
purpose Of establishing rickety and riotld press
For all this MIR Tyler responsible and we repeat
that the frst duty Of Congress will be TO ascertain
the facts and enforce the responsibility.
[Phil. Gszs,,e
MIR Webster reprobates the compromse act OF
1888 and yet he adheses 10 President whose organ
nvows that he will take the first Opportunity 10 CO
aesce with the locofocos repeal the tatn and frame
revenue tariff the very principles OF the COM
promise. MIR w. denounces the abuse OF the veto
power, AMI yet sustains President who has used
the veto more capricously and mschievous!y than
any President who has gone before him.
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