Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-05
Al5emaris Politics.

From outgivngs in the Charlottesville Jclcrsoni-
an Ma. Jefferson Randophs family oganu design on
foot Mr. Gmer just he served Mr. Gaand. Mr.
Garland will he rccoecied. had OF his
servan, incurred the everlasting dispeasurc OF the Loco
aud bad luck would have it, he had gained far
upon Wing affections 10 be preferred who
"eycry inch Wing" Mr. Gmer prohted by this position
OF Mr.. Gsrand-wcll knowing the Locos would soon
for Old Nick himself Conserva,vc-and being
himself "every inch Wight reasonable 10 pre-
sumo majority Of the Wings would prefer him. The
suit realized his expectations. Mr. Garland fell between
stools. Well Mr. Gimcr since his election has, II
the words OF of his friends changed his political
relationships has renowned and denounced the Wing
partyand has succeeded, generally supposed be-
coming obnoxious ntpary any upon the pub
lie stage. Ii is purpose, this tme inquire,
whether he has merited this odium-whcthcr he has
ed n somerset. whether the whole Wing party has,
and whether he the Wing party has been mos,
wanting in gratitude Suffice it, that he is dsliked
intensely by the Wings Major Garland was
by the Locos; and it is probable that he is u
greater favoue with the Locos than their old leaders
who have stood by them in all their Trials and difficulties
In other words the Governor appears be precisely
the prcdicament, in which Major Garland was at
the time of his defeat. The Locos anxious to profit bv
councture so favourable for the promotion of their
men, have begun sound the Wings u ascertain
they will not start third candidate in the Locos
bring opposition MIR. Gilmcr In response To thesc
of that paper both promising clear field to the
Governor and his Loco Foco opponent. Indeed the Ad.
vocate 50 far say that between the two, the
Wings would support the latter. In this contingency the
result of the contest could not be doubtful. Indeed,
whether the Wings participated stood aloo the
would be the same, unless Mr. Glmer's party Ice much
more numerous than has been reported:
From The Charlottesville Adpoeafe.
Mr SoufhaH and Wing opposition 10 Cor Giiner-
Our attention has been arrested by editorial paragraph
late Joersonian, iii which the apprehension minated
that in the of opposition MIR. Gmer by the original
and proper Democrdtic party, the Wings might press Mr.
Southa into the field their candidate and thus pruing
by the division Of the Tycrtes and Locos procure his
election 10 Congress We intended copy the article
from the Jetiersonan, but have mislaid the paper
whether tins ntimation Is thrown with quiet
certain movements looking 10 the nomination oi Colonel
Thomas j. Randolph, for Congress- or as feelcr TO the
Wing pulse, we do not pretend say. But in regard to
the nnaon that IN the contingency suggested the Wings
would bring Mr.. SOuha other Wing the field
undertake for the Wings of the District say
that they would cry hdnds o" and give the Governor and
the Coloneby far the stagh forward and orthodox
Democrat of the fair fight In that contingency the
Wings will certainly interfere
As to Mr. Southall, undertake say for him conf
IDENTITY, that he has the least intention wish occupy
the position the Jofersonian' would assign 10 him. Tho
not Democrat ot the modern school, he good RE.
avail himself of this any contingency u repre-
sent of the District Let Democratic friends
then be assured that they the necessary ar
engagements to bring out Col Randolph with the certainty
that the Wings will he passive, they ALL that they
would cast their decidedly him-an OPEN manly
enemy-n preference to-the Governor.
does not become us - interfere IN such matters and
shall not do further than that the friends of Colonel
Randolph most certainly elect him. and with cage
that doing they violating pledge or principle for
Is well known that Mr. Gner elected by Wing votes
as an LIVERY Inch WG repudiatng with contempt the
uine, all sympathy and feeling and political
views with those whom he accustomed denounce
"Loxy-FoKIES."