Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-31

o. democracy wssuf n voice "Suhtorranean." Yes.
then was responsible Tor this waste OF the public time
Mr. n. was not. not for iota Of Il. ID was always
from tho other side tina, these party debates orgnas.d
always lie challenged gentleman. Of side Of the
House to show the contrary The Wings getting up
aSan aud could let Mr. Tyler aone; and could il be
Irecd that his friends should ait here and look with
OF, mpting reply They had wound mp their
md contradictory statements into such Knot
ma 'uld an,anslc The House had a stort here and
an story heeetories from the retiring Cabinet and
sio the Cabinet that had not retired The expla-
ma the whole thing was, that they bad been netting
They had been looking alone to the perpetuation
Of power which fallcn upon them by accident; and
win unless they changed greatly would never fall
them again IN the hundred years. A laugh ~
The Hoosierc he said, pretty rough Democrats but
they did great when they got agong lie had
bargain make in ueir behalf, either with Mr.. Tyler
with the leader OF shland the adhcrcns OF either In
Decd such muitudes of Clay falling into the
Democratic ranks that he really began to be aarmed-
(Htre MIR. n. said sometsng about the hitc Charles"
which the Reporter did distinctly hear and is wise
enough to comprehend not knowng in TRUTH what whc
Charles are)
The Exchcquer said, Democratic enough for
him. should he take IL t he brought quite to des-
pair of the SUBJ Treasury He wanted little of
the har-moncy doctrine in it, But If they would do this,
strike Excheque and insert "sub Treasury and MIR.
Tyler would it, then he would for it, but every
strengthen the power OF the Executive against
the party who vetoed But al the against the
Zone power would induce him of
the Constitution. If they wanted to arragn Mr. Tyler for
his Of the let them aragn hm but let them
up the instrument of our freedom. Should he
SUBJ Treasury bill Mr.. h. would fall tooth and nail
upon the veto power but on Mr. Tyler for his use oft
His colleague Mr. Thompsonl had used pretty strong
language about the auconceng He had said that silence
gave those who did express their dissent
would be taken asserting the proposed
Let him tell his colleague that far from becoming party
Of bargain and SALE he had enough OF the
effect of the bare suspicion of such thing (hough said
forwards have been dsproved) satisfy him for the
of his life Even the suspicion had caused the Ash
land forever.
Mr. n, to be sure, just starting in political life,
nd nad Ennxx hara h. ,svt
haps he might aspire the Senate perhaps the
Vice Presidency To the Presidency ITSELF laugh
there telling where the ambition of wild Hoosi-
might lead him; but whatever became of him. he prayed
that he might have attached his much
the bare suspicion of any thing like bargain and SALE
The gentleman had artfuy alluded supposed differ
in the Democratic ranks and the settling OF
certain great Southern candidate. Let him tell that gentle.
that if he thought divide the Democrats he knew
nothing OF oe links and bands which bound Democrats
together ties and bonds which knew nothing of degrees
latitude of geographical lines Of demarcaon No. they
ready to take alike from the South North the
East the West provided he Democrat of the right
stamp They cared whence he came. The Demo-
cratic party would heartily respond from Maine Geog,
the nomination of such candidate; and above ALL let
him to Wing gentlemen, the Democrats wanted none
Of their interference. Let try and what would
be the consequences. Let them whether all such
temps NEEDLE, would have adverse bearing
somebody else. AT all their local preudces would be
thrown the winds and they would instantly unite
man any candidate, provided he steel to he
principles And whoever expected benefit by the aid
John Tyler and his fact'' would find himself mistaken
When those whose said to be Legion" had sub
med their claims and those claims had been passed upon
and the party candidate should have been proclaimed they
would hear universal of spread itse
from Maine Louisiana, and all efforts of Clay men,
bank men, bankrupt men, tariff men, tariff
break their mset ranks, will prove in vain he
no 'ophet.
MIR. r. having concluded
Mr.. WISE obtained the floor, but yielded to motion BY
Mr.. CUSHING that the House adjourn.