Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

Wh't IS the ils evidence produced by the T.. Pa.
Iiot GOT Mf Tyic's incongst,ncD1 ie,,s-
rom Mr. Tyler Of Oct. ~, 1910, written Of vii
iSeT,snnfe' 10 Mr. Robinson, leading manufacturer
oil Phlsburg. And what does that letter snv7
NY oinions we're fully expressed II St. Clairayiuo M,
admeubcnYill@ A. both places IN roeari Ia i,e @
What are your opinions iha arff1, I aHs,y5y,
contained tie principle of Tetroaetonf tio ,i a,
~ Iin'.i ils n"lnum which fore Cd up The protection
=, W"Ni ~ wt wa equylr M a. ~ per cent Tia, H.
chang" which cfcoiciu tc place u ,aii,ati,p nj ,
"sr n Py'I, "a5 iny cgial 10 ny Wow to 70 20
currency which had piray the niusr lie e,,,n,rv
would he speedily resofcd THAI In eonneSion MD, Ky
Souli axe occasion 10 say that m favor OF tbe 80
spnF tho HaicH, ami In favor Of raising The revoone m
es on impoTi' IN opposition to resort system o,
f'ft lAftlina f every the peopl. ,,np
ducuve ~ The treasury ani expensive In tie COLLECT ion
L1nSunge cannot be palmer. fIa "~ns in Cnvor
OF sustaining tho Compromise bili"--and in con.
neHOn with this, he IN favor Of Disiyibntior ,,
But the vetoed Tariff hill FLASHED, instead III .,,.
tanning tho Compromso billiard TugRrrop, NJ
/. - not noio IN favor OF Distribution
what - Tic second proof Mr. Gogrin'e enesob
ol Tie lOih ut IN the House Of Representative on
ne Acting Presidents Veto. IN This speech. Mr.
Sosein quotes certain extracts from Mr. Tyle,,s re-
port oi ls3J-all of which are upset, bv vVbo, NJ,
-. calls ~ general ga salvo proviso that no fNr
- had no wish 10 disturb the Compromise n
The retoluiion containing this snlyo IL thrown inlo
note TO Mr. G's speech--and IL runs in the follow
me une1ulvocol phrase
"Reiairtd, nsrOiAsisss That. by the foreroiny ro,
igni urging uic dfldbuton ~ The pr1recds Of lie -.
~ lie public lands. this Genor4t Assembly 10th t
n sny event, a. infringe d-turb the acf ~ C,pg,s
pf-f'N e Alpf March, 1873 fr tlie settlement al 10 n
wv commonly called the C0HprD1 ~ asf-buf an lie
,nhHiy hereby declares aud resolves that flr s,t
ghifomie get Should be held sacred anI invi1sfr
-, noes J5-Mr Tylcf IN The Affirmative"
The Compromise act il TO be held "saeroJ and in
voete"-and yet no ~ called upon 10 tien n bill
which violates no spirit and clashes with IT, prinr-
pie For the life Of ne, we cannot understand Inc
suie'dal logic Of Mr Goggin OF Of his Saure Of lilo
baltimore Patriot--EnqWrT.
We can explain it TO you in a very few words
and Iheso words Mr. Tyler'si Mr. Tyler thought
that the Government was to DO supported rom %
riEs hLoEg, and that tho Compromise net au,ho
''z'd any duties demanded ny an Economical ad-
mIns'ration." At the very time, when he offered
the resolution abou, preserving tho eompro misc en-.
cfed and invioa,o." he explained in his speech, writ.
ton out by himself, what he meant. lie said.
The public lands are not mentioned IN tho com
promTe bh, nor could they have been thought ol
W Congrels. The fact is, that the land bill WIS nj
lho moment Of The passage Of tho compromise bili.
N the Pfeoidenl's pocket. So far as Congress n
concerned the proceeds of the sales had been de-
posed Of ~ what only wanted the signature Of the
Pres'deb, 70 bseOms lsw. HOW, THEN, CAN