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in Snbisn tu srfsssn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
P,Hey Of S4pporfin, Non, I,.,,.,,,v

We copy some very sensible views on this sub
Jee', 10y Mr. Abbott Lawrence, of Massachusetts
We have no disposition To cxpend our breath in
arguing the question. W. have deep. seated con.
vieton that we cannot eujoy a stable prosperity in
this country, until the productive industry Of our
people is protected from the ruinous competition of
the phupcr labour of Europe. A majority of the
people of Virginia, or even OF the Union, may not
yet entertain this opinion; but are satisfied that
nothing can prevent them from embracing ~ bu, the
early adoption OF Tauf. The presen, state of
things cannot and will not be endured. Foreign
markets arc closed to oil our products or they are
50 heavily taxed that the demand for them is very
limited, whilst cur country is inundated with Corei,n
goods, which abstract from us our specie. en,endcr
luxurious habits, and make us poorer and noo,cr
every year. The people will not stand tbis-bu,
1t their Representatives impose high duties-they
may continue under the force of old rreludices TO
rail against Tariff and ascribe To it all the Ills thew
endure while, in fact, they indebted to 1t for all
the prosperity they enjoy.
We know that Locofocoism. with its won,el in
vincihility Of logic will charge us with bcin. "Brit
iSh Uhigs' for advocating a system of measure.
which will lead directly to make us indenenden, or
Great Britain. That logic has lost its ,erro,s # Il,
ever md any; and we may safely submit to the GOOD
sense and patriotism OF the country, to decide he
tween us-whether we are more British yhio,,
IN excluding British goods for the benefit of Amer;
en- labour-or they "Brinsh TONES" in ,bro,v;,,
open our ports to British goods-to the ruin of do D..
mes'c industry and the prostra,on of the national
independence.
There IS no Saic-unlcss it be PENNSYLVANIA.
soueeply interested IN Protection, as Virginia.
Her coal and iron, which now lie dormant in her
mountains for want OF protection, would be to her
sources OF lnexhaustbe wealth. She would then
have a market-n home matket-thc best. because
the most steady-ior her wheat, corn and tobacco.
Where now does Tide Water Virginia find mar
ket for her eorn-her main stape2 No, in dear
Old Engiand-O no-never a bushel visits the fast,
anchored Isle. The policy Of that Governmen, is
to sinrve her population sooner than permit them
to taste American bread or meat. Accomac and
northampton, as well as the rest of lower Virginia
will tell you, that they sell their corn to the manu-.
facturers at Providence, Rhode Island, and the
other Northern States.
But It IS useless TO argue the matter-IT Tariff
Is not laid soon every body will be Tor it-because
they will feel 1t to be their interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
ON DTS IN SPORTING CIRCLES.

Boston and Fasiion-wo have heard fsonn each
ol the champions this week. Fashions friends are
scratching and elgeTr for odds. Boston has s'art-
ed for Long Island and vii arrive here in the co arse
/ OF few days. lie Is as fresh paint, aud goes
! like bird. As Fashion IS IN training but few
miles from town. she will not leave her present sta
BILE for Long lsandfo for II week or ten days probl
bly,. Bets o. 20 on Boston arc ''good as bi'e -
Those vino have determined 10 ay out their pile
on HIM nre advised TO 90 before his arrival here
Tor his friends will give more odds on him as soon
MS he exhibits any specimens Of tall walking on the
Island.
Great preparations are making at the Union
Course for the accommodation Of "All the World
and has Wife" !, would not surprise us If there
were $4,000 spectators in atte ndauce We hear that
the hotels Of Richmond, Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia are full Of strangers from the South
and West, who are on their way here TO see the
Match on Tuesday the l0'h OF May.
We would flnt 10 oar friends at n distance that
II "wouldn't set them back any" TO write 10 Messrs
Coleman Sieison, OF the Aston House. or TO Mr.
bInncard, OF the Globe Hotel, and engage desirable
lodgings. About two hundred gentlemen SIT down
daily to dinner at the Asior already, but such are
the excellent arrangements OF this magnificent Is
Enlistment, tina, hundreds more can he accommo.
dated. The Asior. Il should be stated is the head
quarters OF the New York Jockey Club, and we
need assure nc one that has ever been guest Of the
proprleors, that every attention will be extended
TO them. The Globe, too, well merits rs great DO
pulorlty, and no doubt will be crowded with the
"chOice spirits of the time"
The Boston men yesterday shy. An offer
10 take $500 10 $500 was declined by leading man
OF the party. Offers time are current. A cor
respondent writes Us from Boston that he will bet
all the punch "Unc.e John r." can make IN one day
that the FIRST heat OF the Match is not run IN 7.43.
and dinners for the Club that the Pod is run under
7:iO' What dye say, gentlemen
\. b. An on dit was current yesterday that B1s-
ton arrived at Camden Race Course, opposite Phi.
ladelpha, on Wednesday.
Netr York Shirt n n. T.,,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
MoH rour Anil 97I lao


Mr. Editor was prepared to believe from Whit
knew OF the unparalleled eNtravagunce of the last
Administration, IN the other departments Of Go
vefnmeni, that they had been wnsteiul and prodgnl
IN the management Of the Florida War bit was
amazed NJ the astounding facts exhibited In The Re
port OF Mr. Meruwelher, on Public Expenditures.
Take one, for example, and or uao disco OmnSs.
For teams, in Transporting baggage and on
detachment 81 u. = troops from Fort Tespt.
i7'7 ln t"i loWFoH ~ lays, each team 10 carry sDsD
-" lbs,to travel ~ miles per DAY. al s2D pr
iday iorcach lean,
Nov, " the farmers Of the counirv ,ye,. q, ,,,,
age their concerns with the same disregard To eco.
Monty what would he the consequence Nv firm
~ ~ miles from Richmon1-3O bushels Of Wheat
weighs 1900 pounds (thc load Of this wagon EN-.
pI0ytd Ivy GoVernment) ~ ~ miles prr d,v The
distance u travelled, u would require I days TO 90
an1 return from market, making ssO Tor carrying
80 bushels Of Wheat to my nearest market
The account rs stated, stands thus:
Too bushels Of whcatmsi 2jper bnah.t a., m
Hy ' lays hire Of wagon AZ 8 go pcrdty ~ o.
Clear osstotlo frmcr exclusive ofhis wheat, si9 m
" The Government wagons had travelled 20 r,il,s
per day, they would have accomplished the trip in
j. days. II they had carried goo wrgtt NJ a
load, wagons would have been sufficient. Iftbev
had been paid g. each, per day, the whole cost Of
transporting The baggage from Fort Jesup 10 Fort
loWsOn would have been $500 instead Of g. GOO
The amount paid 10y Van Buren', Administration
This one item selected from among many Of ri.
ni.'r kind, plainly shows the reckless cEfravaeance
Of Nose Who nrc protesting 10 serve tho people wrb
me sirictcsl regard 10 thor every interest Uncle
SANS large and fertile plantation may stand such
eRpenscs Tor time, but If lons continued, even he
Will be- involved in hopeless bankruptcy. Iftbc
farmers were 10 follow tho example Of their fpend
THRIFT President, bankruptcy would not oniy be-
common, but universal. A WING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

un~ iliins % az ,ys have eeen &c appear IN p1o
nc am ready 10 lead ana b. spent m this cause,
which believe to he that Of the eonnlry's oesi
scotland would willingly. Il II should he ionno
necessary, buckle on the amor, and canvass
our good Old Bay State from the shores oil Cape
Cod to the hills Of Berkshire. am encourages,
however IN looking to the future, from the fact tina,
there indications that the people are taking TINS
matter into their own hands. | was highly grauhed
to learn few days ago-aiter an eclipse OF i've and
20 years-that bright spot eou'd be seen IN New
Hampshire, where an influential gentleman, long IN
the public service, Who has OF late been dsvo'ing
himself to agriculture, and eduing most excellent
agricultural paper has changed ground, and has
well urged that the best way to encourage asrcul-
ture, is to give its products home market, by pro
tecting home manufactures. New York, Pennsy' !
vania and Ohio too are discussing the question with
spirit and ability. | hope that strong expression
Of public opinion will produce the result we so much
tsh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
lcorre'po"d,ne. Of The Statesman }

'"'NhI hptll lH|s.
Dear Sir: Will you please inform your Demo.
cratic friends IN Petersburg, that the Federal forces
VIII Toe over on Thursday morning or IN the even
ing, Just certain the PSI Of this month comes
round. See Wallace, and tell him to grid up his
'oins-arouse up your Spartan band of freemen To
their danger-publish your paper on Thursday
morning IN an Extra, and nppen to my brother
democrats OF the town TO rouse up, and rest assured
the victory is with them-crush this infuti,ted
Federal party, whose principles lie enveoped IN
mystery and humbugeery, not to bs understood 10y
the farmer, merchant mechanic Of tie present
day Sir, this pie bald party is like jacobs sheep
striped, rnsed and specked.
Ieu my Democratic friends OF the Cocknde To
send us back TO the Virginia Legislature the Daniel
OF feiersburg, IN the person of her accomplished
son: MIR Waliace-tell them that We intend to car.
/ ty Nlreina-tel them We feel proud OF the noble
stand they have taken, and Il they will only arouse
up and crush the Influence which the Federal league
oil richmond threatens Them with, al will be well
at all events let the gallant and spartan band OF
Jehersonans OF Petersburg adopt the language Of
the gallant Miller, ave will try" Let me agaiu
urge your fellow citizens to be prepared for the
Richmond vote.
Yours, respectfully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
THE SUN AT MIDNIGHT.
FROM BAIRp's TRAVELS IN EUROPE.


A steamboat leaves Stockholm Every week, and
touches at Gehe, Hudlksvan, Hernosand, unieh,
and other points on the western coast o the Gull OF
B1thnia, at Wasa on the eastern, on its way up 10
Tornea, at the head of the guilt. TIL $ voyage Is
very pleasant one, and gives opportunity 10 those
who wish to 90 up to that very northern city at the
summer solstiee, or on ST. Johns day, when from
the neighborng mountain they can have their faith
confirmed in the truth Of the Copernlcan system
For, at that epoch, the sun, TO those who are on
that elevation, does not descend below the horlz m
but is seen TO decline TO the northwest, and verge
more and more to the exact north, unit! II reaches
ut midnight its lowest point when It Is Just visible
above the horizon. In few minutes It Is seen to
commence its upward course towards the northeast,
and thus continues tie glorious progress until II
reaches again its zenith m the south. Even To
one who is at Stockholm at that epoch, the nights
for two three weeks are sufficiently light,
from the reirsc,ion of the SUNS rays, owing to lis
being 50 little beneath the hnflzNn Tor the perform
ance Of almost any business. We happened bout
this time four years ago, 10 be chng up TO the pro
m won OF Upsal,, and wee Obliged to travel all
night and we have distinct recollection OF read
ing n ieuer at midnight with ease, even whilst
n, sSins through forest. And the year after. al
the same season, often ~hied nway our lei
. sure moments. nv Si,'in: ut tie wintows Of ne
house where We siavel. on the English quay IN St
Petersburg, CIV whch - the same de-
gree north Of S,ockho'm. reading until midnight
Daring that period scarceiv a cloud VAS to I've seer
/ m the SKY. which had roth day anu night, tina
| light blue which Is peculiar To these northern re-
! sions = that portion Of the year. ard which is oc
c'sioned H. the rays Of The striking the atnlos
| phere of that portion of the earth at small al
anes. Scarcely star was visible IN The heaven
| at nishi, and the moon, even when foil. hard y
formed : shadow. At that SEASON there is some
thing unnatural and d-atl,hke N the appearance u
| things night sets in. Business comes to an en-,
before the goes down, all nature falls still
ness -nd repose Wills; It "a We. light. And h yo
| have been uuaccustomed 10 such a state Of things
You seem, as veu the streets, whether it I've q
! Stockholm. OF ST. Petersburg, Hernosand or Tor
nea, 10 be IN the midst OF a city which is unnhubi
ted. No living thing, perhaps, is TO be seen an
where, as you pass street after street, save som
solitary sentinel with his grey coat and musk.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
ATTENTION WIGS OF HANOVER

Every man to his post to day, lis known that
the Locos are making every effort in their power to
carry Old Hanover. They are ambitious TO subdue
this, the native county Of Henry Clay. They are
struggling with nil the fury of demons to attain
their end. They have made IS pocket deed voters
in this city, to overruu the people Of the county
wings of Richmond you who have votes in that
county Will you not go to the aid OF your trethr,n7
VIII you not help to save the county of Clsy's
nativity from pollutionl With your assistance,
that glorious old county will stand erect and irwin
eible-n spite of all the exertions Of spurious vo
ters But every man will he wanting. To YOUR
posts then, wings and save old Hanover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
TO THE WINGS OF RICHMOND

HAYS seen with surprise, the movements which
are making TO defeat the election of our late Dele
gate. What has he done, or LEFT nm Tone which
merits yon- disapprnb,tion ind rcprehension1
have asked this question repeatedly and have never
had satisfactory answer In II. have not seen
the first man who could particusrize n valid obiec-
ton To him. lie rs rs true Wing as ever hutcted,
and devoted to all the interests Of the CITY. lie
represented ms zsalousv and ably last winter. and
took rank IN the House of Delegates ms .ebate-,
with the foremost there. The eslimable gentleman.
whose name, contrary To his wishes, has been used
against Mr. Daniel. himself desires MIR D's re-
election, II | bavc been correctly informed. and Wi
give him his warm support.
Will the generous Wings of Richmond. under
these circumstances. 10 themselves the Injustice a,
d'scnrding faithful Representative without cause
and from mere caprce2 hone not.
A CITIZEN WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
Com MU NIcATIONs.
no rae WHO'S OF RlcuMoNp.

~ iHE Wttioo VT XIII MOND.
You have an important duty 10 perform to day.
Will any one Of you remain inaetivef Will you
not like lreemsn, devote one day to your CoUN-
TRY, and endeavor to lid her Halls Of Legislation
OF men who sacrifice her interests to the advance
ment OF some political sspirant. and the promo.
ton Of their unhOly and unworthy ends1 There is
no cause toe dependency. Every thing around you
is cheering. ACTION. ACTION! IS all that is
necessary to ensure n complete and undoubted tri
umph. Who, then, on the present occasion, will
enact the part Of The slusgard, and stay from the
polls You who have votes IN Chesterfield, Iiano-
yer, Petersburg, Sc.-you who love your COUN
TRY and her crumbing insti,utions-you who
possess the spirit and energy OF freemen. repair to
the polls and cast your votes FOR men who will re-
present the interests OF your COUNTRY; and not
those OF any r,RTr. March on, ihen, Faint not
by the way-side! Go to the polls EARLY and
"beatd the Lion in his dent" A WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING.. APRIL az.
WIGS OF RICHMOND TO TIE POLLS.

WINGS OF RICHMOND TO THE POLLS
Do not rely to-day upon your s,reng,h-but go
every man OF you to the polls. Your candidate for
the Senate, is one who is entitleJ-no, merely TO
lukewarm-but TO an enthusiastic support. lie
may no, need your vote to elect him-but you
should vote Tor him on your own oecoun,--to show
your devotion to your principles, which he so fully
pcrsoni6es-But if you rely upon the Wing
sirength-mny not the Wings in other portions
of the Ds,ric, do the same and thereby sustain lie
fea,l TO THE POLLS, aud leave nothing to
chance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
ATTENTION FLYING ARTILLERY or
RICHMOND,

You have high duties to perform to day. You
have to spread yourselves from Hanover to Louisa,
Caroline, Chesterfield, Petersburg and Diawiddie-
not forgetting Henrioo in your rapid movements-
Eo " with rush, and make the enemy believe in
reality that the "PHilIsrisrs" are upon them,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

al~ays Ia bsss-Al~ays Ia tho citadel and ga The h.
and H has besides. anihsai,y Of paTposs. rhsy VII"
In have b1, object which ls TO keep ali others on'
&e.
Very sound Republican doetrine--snd talliss
well with the declaration Of the Msdisonian-tha'
three thousand will be turned out OF Office in the
next 60 days,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
WIG VOTERS IN pErERsRIIRG,

The news came over yesterday, that Boiling
CWhs) would be elected by hundred majority.
This Is ru's of the enemy to keep you from going
Heed II not. The contest will he close-and YOUR
votes may he decisive.
An eloquent friend up the street has written over
to Petersburg to have lodgings provided for the
RICHMOND Flying Artillery" We find his bu
'etIn IN the Statesman Of yesterday. Listen to his
thunder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
TO THE WING VOTERS OF THE CoUN-
TT OF CHESTERFIELD, "RESIDENTIN
RICHMOND"

MIR Editor,-For the information Of the Voters Of
Chesterfield County, resident IN Richmond" be
pleased to state, that there will be extra Tram OF
Cars leaving the City, at o'clock, for the Half
Way House, in a mile or two Of the Court House,
10y which voters can have opportunity of casting
their votes, and return in time for the regular Train
Of Cars, returning from Petersburg. in the evening.
Conveyauces will bc at the Rail Eoad to take
them to the Court House.
lfa fair turn out is mad, from Richmond, Dr.
Pateson can be elcc.eI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
VOTERS or THE CITY OF RICHMOND

The election for suitable person to represent
this City IN the next Legislature of Virginia. will
take place this day. The candidates before YOU,
are Archibald Peasants and Raleigh f. Daniel
Esqrs.; Ii rs not my purpose at this time to enter
into discussion ut the merits and dement's OF the
candidates hut TO the friends OF MIR Peasants |
will say, II they will but give a long pull, a strong
pull, aud pull altogether. he will he elected cas-
ly. JEFFERSON WARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
A CAUrIONi

We would caution the superinIendsnts in HAne-
yer to keep an eye on fraudulent votes. The
Enquirer's squad struggled an oct through the last
Legislature. which it is thought will trap some Of
their new voters. sport to see n fowler caugh,
in his own snare.
~" That ACT binds the Locos. The wnIes
20 by the CONSTITUTIONS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

Sc Persons who have votes III Petersburg, will
observe that Extra Tain of Cars starts for ,be
"coekade" this day. at o'clock, p. NJ. ITO
Arms" all hands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

IL -. w DIBH ELL respectfully Informs his old
friends and customers mat hc has returned from I.an,
100 better health than bee has been or years
The Affairs Of hs House. %. 4 Coz uncvpccicily
thrown into confusion duu. absence have been re-
stored 10 order, ami having resumed business Doe best
energies will be devoted 10 Do, service " bis friends from
whom be asksa continuance of that patronage which &c.
ner'ns confidence ard kindness heretofore SO Hbe.
rally accorded ~ HIN. so - Nv
IT Z Lynolbu-g Nrsuian. Petersburg Infclfgcurcr
inh Dinviiic Reporter, 60 copy wcetly weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

IL Our neighbour Of the Compiler is too SEN
s'tive and sarcastic by half. Ii we throw cap to
the Corporal and you catch it, we can't help it,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
nj ~ nIHI,

~ Here's 'swect luie fellow" 5000 CAPITAL
Ticscfs only OIL Risk On packakc Of 81 Nbor Trk.
els only gu 95-sh,Tcs 10 proportion Draws an 81 a.
clock, nc the Exchange Hotel. an -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

r FuH TRADE.-Tho value Of the fr trade sNI
nsnoues along tho shores Of lakes Huron and Su-
e. . sstioa'sd at s4,OOO.OO0 annually, Of er-
ports To England. And vet most Of ,be h,r used
~ The United States IS bought ia London.