Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

apostacy, has contributed much TO i'm press ms more
tavoutab'y than we ever were towards that paper.
1t has rever for momen, given the traitor reason
TO believe that he could, under any contingency.
obtain IT'S support Whilst, as n true -blooded Loco
loco. rejoiced at the results OF the treason it alb
houed the motives of the traitor, aud spat upon
hun. In these days of mercenary servility, such
Independence. IN Loo, too, merits CONNIE ndation,
and we freely bestow it-and it induces us to hone
That IN all the quarreis, personal, pscunary and po-
liuenl, between Punch and tho Devil-the latter
parsonage may obtain the decided advantage.
The Madisonilr, following the dictation of MIR
! Tyler, has repeatedly of late charged Mr. Benton
with being in alliance with MIR Clay, to break down
Captain Tyler. Two giants 10 strange a pismv 4,
On this subject NC find the following paragraph in
the Government paper. We hope ardently tina, its
fears may he realized:
THE COALITION-THE ISSUE-THE
MADlSONIAN.
All doubts will soon be dispeled in re alton to the
coalition formed between Clay and Benton They
have not joined their forces together from any nff-
ny OF principle or love Tor another. They have
agreed 10 disagree fereaiter But their immediate
object Is To clear the track for future operatons-,o
get rid OF the present Administration, tho Madiso-
man, and all dangerous rivals for the Presidency
that they may take the field in opposition TO each
( other.
The great issue is to be between a Bank and an
! exclusive Metallic Currency. Clay is the only
Bank man that can be run, ana Benton is the only
! exclusive metallic man among the Locooco leaders
Hence he hates the very name OF Democrat or JEFF
ersonlan Republican. Hence he is opposed TO n
Sub Treasury, and also every measure recommend
/ cd by Gen Jackson.
! MIR Clay must induce his friends to 'renudiat ev
the Exchequer, or It may iniure the chances for a
Bank. MIR Benton must "gore" il 20 death or IL
may enlist the support OF the Suh-Troasury men.
Thus the country must suffer ct these men ru le,
J but they will be Disappointed three more years
/ before the currency question can be settled. The
FIRST grand object bc effected is strip the Ex-
ecuive of lis patronage. When tins is done moth
/ fs remains bu, the Madsoniar. AIclso are minor
difficulties. BY rejecting the Presidents nomlna-
tons, no will lose caste with Office scokeTs-hs
power gone, that moment his influence censes He
can make no new friends. His enemies IN office
arc encouraged TO thwart him and SANDER him.
| They are secure. tie can't name their successors-
at least lie can't 'gei them through"
Again:
1--WE see several Benton papers cas-; Of us are
out against the Administration, and in defence of
! Mr. Clay and his journals, which we have pros.rat-
ed. There will soon be further and more unoqui-
vocal developments OF tho progress OF this strange
coalition ofthe ultra Wings and the Locofocos"
Whilst upon this topic. the occasion is opporiune
to introduce few extracts, to prove that Mr. John
Jones is OF the most remarkable men of this age
| The extracts are taken at random and therefore
present fair specimens of the intellectual powers of
this wonderful genius. The evidences furnished of
Capt. Tyler's omnipo.ent popularity, are over
whelmiDs:
From the MaisonIan.
Approving voices reach us from every quarter.
"The measures OF the Administration" will be sus.
tanned by a majority of the American People
Every day we see journals-both Wing and De-
mocratic-respondingn oby TO the independ ent and
honest course pursued by the Executive. Below,
We give another unequvocal demonstration. They
are coming IN by scorcsl
From the same.
THE following is from Wing paper-a ira,
! Wing paper-that prefers country u party So
mote II be. So we hope II ioiH be generally with
the press throughout the country It's so with the
| People, and soon must be so with politicians or
they will find themselves without constituents So
much for the course Of the President. The coun
try will bless the day that made him Chief Magis
uate.l
From the same
I'VE find the following editorial article in tho
Harrisburg Intel gencer. IL cannot be Otherwise
than cheering 20 the Administration to hear the nm
proving voice Of the press in every quarter. GU
enemies may strive a little longer 20 disguise tho
truth, but can plainly see that the Peopie IN Mi
the various sections az the Union, approve mo-,
heartily the measures OF relief recommended bv the
| EKecuuve-ihe same Executive that has been 40
much and so unJusily abused. Not n dav PAS es
that do not see new demonstrations in r, vor of
the Administration. Presses, neutral, wing md
Democra'ic, arc daily ascending the same platform
the platform Of truth, and Justice and principle-
and there they unfurI the banner OF the slandered
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS but upright, and dcs
tined to triumph m It's measures IN spite of the 10
NOZZLE opposition auayed against H..
We have no fears for Pennsy vana We RELY
I upon the measures Of the Administration" The
People prefer the interests ofthe couu fy-of them.
selves-io the welfare Of brawlIng politicians
From the same.
tyler yet lives hue Tor any f,odti,e country b,s ,
fea'on 20 eHocct from bis Ainuisrrion, he too nisht
asweH Co. dead"
This IS from the Portland Argus. little Loco
FccO print, that sill dreams nc ~ backed by the
whole original jackson party, and contcnoins
against an OLD fashioned Bink cncmy.-Ths bird
mny oOk with al IT, eyes, and prnie ns much ne
q pie'ses, but II cannot Ay.Its wings are clipped.
Does the Argus oppose suspension Of the Land
Distribution act7 Does II oppose The Presid. me-
vetocs Does " oppose tnuiI for rstsnus2 Does
u oppose the "Sub- Treasury improved" rs the
best Republican papers term the Exchequer7 4
70 DOES, what will its Subscribers say What will
The real Democrats I've DO not mean the rabd
Loco FocOsl say There IS ono thing yye Enote
they must approvo-wo ulludo to tho retention of
some twenty thousand reasonable efficient moderate
| Democrats m office.
From tho same.
The President being a consistent 1eAersonian
Republican, Of course, cannot submit to the dicia.
ton Of his enemies Hence, the ridiculous cry Of
prescription. when others, besides Cay Wings are
appointed to Office The ultra Wings and ultra.
Democrats, whose ovowcd policy Il was TO turn out
all their enemies, now dcnounco the President for
dong the anne thing This NJ we'll asnli his acts
must be decided on by the People. Ultra leaders,
and uua presses do not utter tho public sentiment
The truth IL, they ars daily losing their influence,
and will soon he utterly roweress, vhilo tho bone
ano slneW 81 The land VII applaud theindependent
and just course Of the Chief Magistrate.
.fmsrfcm Interests.