Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
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rep'y the Recognised official paper makes 70 tn
Globe.
For this purpose we tsks Up the .Madis'nisn o
vesterday, IN Which ind the following, preface,
6v rolesencs to a meeting Of "tho whole militia
OF some county in Alabama, at which, after the u
susI aaantam Of denunciation OF the abominaol
whiss, IL was received TO be 'the duty OF the DE
yuoersey to oct az one man without ALTERING o
division ;" -..
the Madisonianl 'rf the Editor Of the Globe an'
some few others, from purse onal or local eonsi
derauons,' persevere in their efforts, when nave
tendency to divide the great Democratic party
What must certainly come Il pass u our rcpuon
can President 10 to be 90 frequently assahed ol
such persons those to whom We have alluded
May not such q cou,se OF conduct produce IN
.I,yision, against any attempt tendency 10 which
"a, frsemen Of Blount have thus early 'h ao'""e
riised their voice OF warning
"But il is not in our opinion, very enas'e en'
praise worthy in tho Globe, after the demonstrauon
of the President OF his adherence TO repuo,iea'
principles, 10 compare him, politically, to kcepe
OF baisds and to carry out tho beautiful inquire e>
an association of ideas apparently running 10
riri~sns and naiyoniy direction. And further, th'
article containing these flowers OF rhetoric was
With much svdity Ind goui, republished IN the Ma
tonal Intclligenecr,"- &:.
"tiowever, this moy be matter OF taste 10 those
interested; but one thing is certain, the Paoie can
now seq the combined efforts Of these prints to de-
stsoy, II possible, the fair fame OF the Chti Ma
gs,rate, and TO cause MIN TO toll between me 'wo
Stools But Of this We have no apprehenslon, as
the public signs sufficiently plain TO convince US
th,t he il day by day, gaining a strength which
cannot be weakened by denunciaton nor impaired
by the unjust imputations OF hs foes"
This dispute about "iaste' We must leave to be
adjusted as IL may bet~cen the Globe and so ex
gu site Judge Of such matters as the ofciil paper
We must say for the Globe, however, that the pre-
tcnce of regarding its ortcs as an assault
fair fsme OF ths Chief Magistrate" is puere con-
eeit; and. for ourselves, that IS shallow ,reS
AID sheer pIetence to iIsinua,c, us the oiaeia
organ does that this paper has in this Tor IN any
instance lost sight OF the respect due TO the per,o'
nal character Of the Chief Magistrate. We know
how to separate politics from person liti's aud sha
always endeavor not TO oegtade the one py resort
ing to the other.
The Globe is further replied 10 in communcn-
ton in yesterdays official paper, taud which We
take TO be OF considerably higher authority than
the Editorial OF the same date,) from which, IN
justice to the President, we copy the following:
.'rhe time has long since passed when the dic,um
OF the Globe was the law oil party; and VIII hnd
very soon, IL il has not already realized tho fact,
that its oracies and its powers are cut the day
dreams Of bigot.
"The distinctive principles OF the Republican
party are 90 specific md clearly defined, that 1t 10
IN the power of unitarian specustoos and tho
newborn creed OF radcalisn 10 riysify hei- boun-
dares charge their features pcrvcri thor nu ho
tty. They had their origin IN the COUNCILS OF the
good and great, from their peculiar htneIs for the
character of people and the nature OF our insIi
tutions. They have tesn tried though good end
adverse fortune: have been rauhed by The sovereign
will, and made as mmltab!c in the ndaptRtio
the duration OF Government. The President knows
the exact locale OF tho Globe ngreeaey 10 the chart
and he finds It's departure from the doctrines o. par.
ty, as laid down 10y the fathers OF the Church, so
WIDE that II is more OF seceder than the herald OF
the primitive faith He therefore, can recognise no
right on the part OF the CODE 10 speak IN the name
add on the authority Of the great Republican par
~. To the high areirament oi puohe opinion ne
Is wiling TO leave the issue between his Claims 10
orthodoxy and those OF the Gobe-between The
adaptation OF his measures TO the relief o. suffer
Ing and distracted country ana inc repuolateu doc
trnes of the recognized organ Of radicalism and
revolution"
III there be not pedect accord between these
two organs, both claiming to represent the Demo
cratic party, II is no iault oil onrs and certainly
Is not the fault oil the Administration, which hAs
AS we have more than once thought, II VIC have
not said ibid very high AMI stopped rather low
10 obtain the most sweet VOICES" oil these same
DEMOCRATIC" Locofocos.
Notwithstanding THIS SHOW oil dehance oil the
Globe by the organ oil The Administration, the'e are
Indications that the sharp hits at the Administration
by the old jackson Van buren, organ have not been
unfelt- In the oftcial paper OF the Government Of
BIltmore, OF Tuesday evening, we hnd letter
IRON this city, which, appearing where docs, I'm
the Republican and Argus IS en'lt!ed TO a Iei-
sonaole degree oil iath as 10 It's statements In that
letter 1t ID said:
." seems that the shvering Of ancts between
the editors Of the Globe and Mndisonian as TO the
identiiy OF Mr. Tyler's Administration with Demo-
cratic principles will work out some good: that il
will cause justice be rendered in at least
WHARF IL is merited. l understand that Presdsn.
Tyler is determined 10 show the democracy OF the
country that tho replication OF the ODE 10 certain
articles in the Mndsonsn commendaofy Of his
course and identifying him with the Democratic
p,riy shall not have the effect on the Democracy
which was seemingly intended by the Globe that
is, 10 produce an alienation of feeling between
them and him. MIR Tyler is ABOUT TO SHOW that
his FRIEHDsHIP for the Democracy is not frgpsd
aud hOois but that he is with them both in feeling
and principle"
4 1T gives me pleasure 10 hear tina, MIR Tyler has
j, in contemplation TO give further evidence Of a
desire and determination TO lie aecep tnble to the
Democratic party, by restoring some OF those De
mocra's (who were not enemies to him or his prin-
cipes,) who were unlustly elected from Office
under the 80 days reign OF ierrcr," Gmeaning the
short term Of Gen'l Harrson's A administration
We cannot say that entirely free from O
suspicion that this statement Of what "Mr Tyler
~ "obout' TO do may be intended an intirnaton
TO him what 1t is necessary Tor him TO do 80 show
that his friendship for the Democracy is net feigned
anG hollow" and TO make himself acceptable 10
the Democratic party" To do this. and 10 win for
he has only TO 60 on and resto all those Demo
Gratis" whom Geo. Harrison thought liz 10 remove
ON Office. That is oil that is demanded of him
pitful price this, surely for SO enviabo dislnc-
ton
Whatever doubt, however, may rest upon the
real object OF the correspondent OF the Baltimore Of
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