Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17


self to |, by commencing and carrying GU, thor
ough system 81 removing from office all the nres,n,
inenmbens opposed to that party in politics n,
| That MIR Tyler has been led into his ptesen, mo-
sIton 10y mad reliance on support from the cro
Foco party, which has f,iied him in hi. utmo,,
| need, have the means to prove.
Since the commencement Of the present Session
OF CONGRESS, ard before he Concentration OF opn
ION IN The Senate in regard to the Fiscal Agent tho
PRESIDENT expire sod Ia n gentleman OF dls,nction
now IN this city his convection that FIRE ULir Sens,
tors were all lie wanted to carry his pro6os,,;,,
through the Senate. Now the VOC in thu, boJ,,
stands, wing s9-Loeo Foeo n. MIR Benton be.
ing placed out of the question The had then dccl,r
cd hrs hos,iHv To tho measure) and the five Wh;,,
votes being added I" the Loco Focos, Thus r.dnc.S
TO twenty, we can easily "cipher out" Mr. I'vIc,,.
IIm1l,c", calculation as to the minority he claimed
tor his ENch,quer project-as thus
For The Exehequer project-Loco Fecos, 90
Wings
-25
Asa'n', the Exeheqocr prciec,--whigs. "a
Il. Ill. Benton,
M, --25
:. Ihs would be atyo. But il was presumed that
~ once me matter was brought to this ISSUE every
."ng could he effected with ease, und after a very
"I', process, as was probable that Mir Benton
"" r "kc Neutral position on the 6nnl vote
~, MS ejaculation was made as | bevc already
ia,si bb"' :" ohe demonstrations which have
NJ ,w III mace III the Senate against this rojccL-
MT calhoun was relied on to bring the LoSo,;'c,.
INTO Tie proper harness. and that this cn,r,n,n 80,
WILING to undertake the task allotted 70 him ia,
u"uo' Snch. however, has been the ipfuenc, of
homas u. Benton, TINT he has not only resis.ed
tne euempts 10 seducc himself but has carried Mr.
Cahoun and the whole patty against tho measure
90 great was the modification ar the PresiJ,n, n,
TINS result, that after Mr. Buchanan had mnIc b;s
sheech !" The Senate, in which, il will hc t,rollcci
co. ne took violent ground gnils the p,ono.cd r.
chequer. MIR Tyler said, "ihet aGer ali Ina, hal
passed, lie regarded him mir Buchpn,nl M -
Migrate. and he believed he hated him worse ,h,n
lie lid Bolts" ~ ''' "'"
rms letter has already extended to an unusual
'."S.", OF would Give you other highly mpor,,nt
'"u interesting information now in my possc.sion
VIII reserve 1t, however, for my communication of
a. u.
Inc New York Express referring to the ftrceo-
ns letter, has the following remarks:
"Ihe Il is said to lie Silns f. Rur,ovs wh,,
5 candidate i"r the consulate at I.iverpool. The
,I'Sseu letter Of Gcn'l Van Rcnns, alocr turns OUT
~ NC Ie''or from him TO his daughter, probably
10 nothing more than the common inte--
tSS"s gossip oil father to his daughter MIR
ocher " Webster is in this city attending tn his own
'S"e':, WIN no idea, as VIC hear of going To AL
'"g nc whole story ia the merest piece of fan.
~otK mat ever got into print.
10 MAKE ont n case of palpahlc chnnse oc o,;r
ION on NE B,nk question by tho President. surh os
W u'" N'' "ehsitr out of the Cabinet too other
rslmony would naturally be REGARDED than n can.
i'unle seeking office, somewhat embi,tered nv mot
'aV"s success; and for the creation of such n
'npeTsruc'ure at story. the architect should have
'eeh careful IN laying the foundation of his purty.~