Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
4 Gradual Change for the Better.

Some persons sadly puzzled, because business has
not the adjournment of Congress- revived with
rapid pace. All admit that the feeling is cheerful
and the prospect encouraging generally. And yet
disappointment is frequently manifested, because men act
with than formerly, and wholly unmind-
fu OF the fiery ordeal to which SO many have been sub
mted The Charleston Patriot paper which pays much
attention the leading movements of the business world,
fociby remarks that there is longer interval between the
overthrow and reconstruction OF the fabric OF private and
public credit than sanguine calculations will acknow
ledge The circumstances recovery prostraon
be found:
al In the general resumption of specie payments This
is element of returning confidence which lies at the
foundation OF every other. The struggle between Bank
soundness and Bank insolvency will soon reach lis te
nation.
AZ. In the results of that liquidation of debt by bank
ruptcy composition OF claims which is now in the pro-
of accomplishment. Until this process worked out
and capitalists know in whom they conde business
will not its healthy operations.
81 In the adjustment of transactions the scale of
prices. We in state of transition from high TO
low values The present scale of expenditure and the cha
acer of all have be re-adusted the
altered condition of things This is gradual operation
Before this dustment took place in England after the
general peace, years consumed In proportion
the and duration OF that overacon which strains
credit in its various FORMS public and private, will be the
proracton of the period that restores 10 credit It's healthy
functions and TO condenceits twin sisteris guarantees
i'll public and private honor and integrity"
1t nevertheless must be clear to every observing mind
that affairs mending Let encourage and animate
each other-et pay little heed to the croakcrs who
constantly predicting and disasteret be grateful
Tor ROou posscS, Improve
much possible, and shall thus facilitate the ap
proach of better times and assist the prosperity, which all
regard a consummation devouty wished.
[Phiid. Inquirer.
SPoRT IN PRosPEcr.-The Wing party having been plac-
ed by the Democracy in that envabe OF all positions
position which for the present they have nothing
do-they enable fold their arms, and look upon the
sport in prospect the ranks, Of the vctorys The Globe
and Madisonan already loggerheads-the former
being the official organ Washington of the Van Blsn
division Of the Democratic army and the latter of Captain
Tyler; and next TO him. of Mr. Calhoun. The result
election in this has embroidered the Globe speak
out, and it declares for Mr. Van Buren,, OF The
Madsonian likes this not and challenges the Globe to
up the exclusive flag of Mr. Van Buren, and then the
beegnry number of followers that would rally hereunder
The indications that Mr. Van Buren's friends in
this state will presently fall into the Of the Globe,
and throw off their
Meantime Mr. Calhoun's friends not inactive. They
in this state and the pTOprfdre9 of the New
Hampshire democracy understood to have baganed
that South Carolina. Mr. Calhoun is strong
Ohio; and in Pennsylvania after show Of supporting
Mr. Buchanan very week of great pretensionsthe
rank and file will be turned Mr. Calhoun. This
gentleman, believe, is determined 10 run for the prize;
and Judging from the of the South Carolina press he
intends doing irrespective of any convention On the
other hand Mr. Van Buren, and his friends will go into
vention; and he will obtain the nomination. The
whom both those a-pants have most to fear, how
ever, is Colonel Dick Johnson. Being the most unfit of
them all in every respect, he will be the popular
among the rank and file In the spring he may
a sfumping tour through the Union. And If he does So
let the great aspirants look out for breakers.
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