Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-02
From tho Lexington (Ky.) Inisllsencer
" BETRAYED BUT NOT DlSMAYED


At the meeting &C the CLaI CLun on Saturday
evening last, we noticed this motto in large chnrac.
tiers over the Pio4ienrs seat. IL is a peculiar v
appropriate one, as representing the condition Of
the ing party nj the present time. After pro-
tracted srCggls OF twelve long years. they succeed
ed in wrestling the government from the hands OF
the spoilers but IN the lapse Of short month il
was again basely betrayed into the same hands, by
the vile ucachery OF weak, ambitious and IN
principeG man, whom accident had called TO the
Chei Magisracy OF the nation, and who J..
duc.d alike from his alleg- his honor and his
country, by the base arts Of wicked and designing
men operating upon his natural weakness. But
they are not yet dsmayed. Armed with the truth
and justice of their cause.-The OF their coun-
try and lbeuy-they are inspired with the conf .
ccnce OF hnal anI complete triumph OF their prin-
ciples, ana no temporary DISAPPOINTMENT, or no tc-
verses. however great, Gu destroy impair that
confluence or cause them TO give way, even for n
moment, 10 any feeling OF dependency, "Beuay-
ed but not dIsmayed." the great Wing army will
move forward, IN 1914, to Tie redemption OF their
country from mlsrue and corruption. with the same
unanImiIy and the same enthusiasm that marked
It's progress IN 1910.
TnE ROUTE BETWEEN rHE ATLANTIC AND THE
WEsr.-The following article from the Philadel-
phIa Gazette, will be read with interest. We I'M
derstand that the connection thus estabishe "
soon De increased so that there will be a regular
connecii) IN between the raold and ste imboat CON-
panies from ,sion to ST. Louis, and all intermedi-
nte places, by which passengers aud merchandise
will be forwarded between these ports without the
slightest interruption, and with the greatest pos.
siole despatch.-BaLt. Pat.
IMPoRTASr TO MERCHANTS AND TRADsRs-A
most important Company for the transportation Of
merchandise has just been formed, which will give
10 merchants and trcders such facilities for the
uanspottAiion OF goods as have been
heretofore enjoyed. Ii is formed for the TRIMS.
portaton Of merchandise from Boston, via ~ YORK,
Phfladr lnhta n ,itnnre Eunh.rlapJ
PtIsburg Cincinnati, and in f,ct througho a the
Western county. In order 10 ensure Its complete
success, arrangements have been made by the pro
prietors with the Camden and Am0oy Rail Road
Company, Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail Road
Company, and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company, which latter road is TO DO opened for
travel on The s.h OF November to Cumberland. Ga
tae Ohio the line is 10 BE- connected with the steam
boat line Of the Messrs. Sirader and Gormnr, who
are the propretors OF Of the finest boats which
upon The river; one OF them will leave daily. The
object that this Company has in view is 10 give
precedented despatch to the transmission OF goods
and merchnndizs intended for the great ives; aud
the fullest security will be given TO persons sending
merchandise, inasmGch as receipts will be given by
the propue'ors for its safe delivery through from
Boston 10 Cincinnati or any other point that the
>wners may designate. Among the propEIntors Of
this new transportation line are a. Decker of New
York, and William l.. Ashmead and w. s. Free.
man Of Philadelphia, gentlemen who1e character
and enterprise sufficient guarantees for the
cess OF any enterprise IN which lhey mny embark
They have already secured inf rental and eompe-
tent agents nj the various points throughout the
whole route, and their undertaking will probably
I'VE new impulse 10 the trade with the west. Not
only the propuetOrs Of this line destined 10 &C
complish much Tor themselves, but It will add
materially TO tho receipts of ins different Railroad
Companies oTer whose lines this immense mas, OF
msrchand zs will be brought, and from the passen-
ger travel necessarily incident thereto.