Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29

IL cannot be expected that the Presidents friend. will
eve. :" IN communion with the Globe and Benton sscf or
he bos and Arnold clique. Hence follow. that his
friends must either throw all these Mira. o,.rh.,rd 40 az
come out from among them. Either will he attended bv ,t
same resua union OF honest for the sake of the
NY,
The Republicans have now no time 10 lo.s. Tn. ,.
have not been idlehey have overthrow "A both n,r.s =.
ernstey as At present constitued-bu they must follow
The Bank and SubTcasur have both in turn beep con
demnedby the People. The Exchequer must b, subi,,sd
10 them. we shall recur to this subject.
THr FAMOUS rSK-Itappears tina, the famous fine which
The fruitful source Of so much talking capitsl
In sober Legislature, State and National bass.
Seen repaid 10 Gen. jackson. The following parasrnph
staken from the 9Th volume Of Niles Register n,e 90
fine: WV S'ee'o 'he
twill be recolcced that this fine was Instantly maid hv
inc euxcns nj large. who limited the To- a.,
purpose to ONE dollar EACH that many mich, have m. -
oil taxing part in the contribution and the business ~
mat the Generals check the bank was returned
10 NM oy the marshal. without being presented"
Ii lines are TO be refunded two.iold the Cen would h
done good business in incurring many as possible
Compiler.
"ehi Jackson, IN n letter published last summer depie.
mat ne received payment. The fine he savs w,. r...a
by subscription. but he refused to profit nv IL
hne out OF his pocket In this conflict of st,,o -
Spossble to say what is the real of tho nct. W.
suppose the majority in the Lcgislature-ho have ina, n;
suc'ed the Senators to vote for reunding the fine know
all about it, "
by the way-thc Resolution Of Instructions doc. No, &c
we recolec Alright, any imputaton upon Jude, HlI
II passes over his conduct silence and simr,t d;r,c,
rounding OF the money. II this be So the old Her., vii,
not touch cent of the money-and the pemocr,cv vel,
have 20 go work again.
The Globe says:
The mode IN which he General Jacksonl VIVA nr.,.x
Gu 20 ueat their bull the Sennes bill with the browse
which his friends voted down at the Inst ss..on III; ~,
them see how futile and little awyerike chicanerv 10 ~
brought to play upon such man. - ""e"
INA letter which he addressed to us in =,
some notice in the Globe the failure of the hill :, h
last session, he said: ~ Jun ~ u'e
on judged rightly of my feelings when Won s,v T
would not touch of the money under ih,, oS;o
anu insulting amended bill; and those who proposed the
amendment they Possessed any honorable feeling know
hat would not would starve before would be fed ON
especial grace nj the expense Of my honor and my
ieme. when approach Congress- il is TO ask ius,;ce
not TO beg it only appeal nv God for acts ~ sn;
s'ace-not 70 man. Through you, present my thank,
: 10 my friends for promptly voting down This oS;o,
and insulting amended bill. My gratitude il dino ~ ,S
Republican States for their efforts to have hi. minis, %
putauon upon my lame ped from tie records be- I,,,
ou"uig inc me and costs unusfiy and fvronnieol
imposed oy rind'etire Judge sitting in his own cause
Oi the bill thus denounced, the Nations Inelloencs
serves: w.
1.-THE amended 6N' which was 30 odious in tho .,0
zen JACKSON, the reader perhaps will need to be re-
minded, provided merely that nothing in the hill should h.
construed as an expression of the opinion of Conpres, Io
dy or ne ofher on Judicial proceeding or legal oss
uon growing out OF the declaration of Martial Law dnriro
the defence OF Now Orleans This was the in mir =. a
Gus TO Gen. Jackson"l W 'u''