Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
rn ,L. Edilor Of Charlottesville .qdvoeatt:

SiR-An editorial article n your last paper, in
relation to the coming election IN this Senatorial
District reminds me OF purpose have long en-
,er,ained md which / should have announced be-
fore this but that have constantly hlttered myself
with the hope OF being able, during the summer, TO
hold personal communication with my consttuen s.
In this hope have been disappointed by crcum-
stances beyond my eonifo,.
must therefore, ask the favor OF you 10 say
Though the Advocate, that shall not be a csndi
date re election alter the expiration OF my present
term Of service. think II right 70 longer 10 delay
this unnunehiion, as our political opponents-evef
on the alert, and like rainsband soldiers, ready to
obey the word Of command-aro already moving IN
this matter trust the WI gs, champions Of a much
more holy cause, will not be less active and zenlouf
] m satisfied that not only IN this District, but that
IN the Nation the mh iofty-the power IS with them
IL they will only exert It. And surely never Was
There a People or Party mpeiled by stronger mo
lives to arouse from the eihargy in which they have
60 long sumbered, end TO hurl once more, from
their III cotton places the conupilonsIs, charlaans
and traitors, who have for years rampled IN tn
dust the slered lnstl ions by which we hod cur
rights and Hborties-hnd who by their ignorance
and auackery have brought almost universal ruin
upon Nation once the fiosst and hnppiesi on
Earth.
We have once sweep, away, and scattered like
cbsG before the wind, the wr,t ehed authors Of our
t,ndoing bot "the fuits" Of the glorious victory Of
80 have turned TO ashes in our mouth" 10y the
epot,fo, unballoued ambition, and ue1chery OF the
niserable creature, whom Providence has visited
mon "a in continuation ofits WTath-the commences
Iaent Of The infection have been "the curse Of jack
sonism"
Trusting that offended Heaven may be appeastd
by the widespread sufsrings Of People, whom,
for thideed yeats II has seen III TO oflici, every
Whie-oyery patriot will arise, eird on his armour,
and Il TO tie rescue Of his bleeding country. Then
will ''ihe winter Of our discomfort DO made glorious
GUNNER by the sun Uf"-the Wesl
IfI believe that my continuance IN The councils Of
the State was necessary 70 tho success Of the cause
I advocate, should feel II my duty, Of whatever
sacrifice to ask gain of my constituents renewal
Of the trust which they havo four timts conferred
on me. But the DistIiet has many sons more ca
pable ofserving her than pretend 10 be, who have
not been called on TO make tho long continued So
orhee Of private interest to public du'y that have
done can have no difficulty therefore, 70 yielding
my place on the bstlle field 10 younger and bet
Ter, though not truer soldier
trust soon to hnd ~ occasion Tor addressing
my kind and generous constituents. and laying DO
fore them a foil view Of my Sayings and dongsi
ns Their representative. Yours, &c.
EsHoHr, SrFrEHBER 18Th, AZ.
MrCaLsB CUSHING, according 10 the Newbu
ryport Herald, has been received by his eonsiitu-
ems in crowds, and with salute Of hundre,
guns. -. =,
machinery Of "hvs pounds worth Of mob" vas eH
plaioed.--N Y ANER.
Some rogues made . mistake Of New Orleans o
the I7th inst. by stealing from the fah road dePc
ne boxes ofod type, suppot'ng u to 10 specie
Forrss, and Miss Clifton are playing 10 overflow
NJ houses al the fremont theate, Boston