Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-03
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ,. 1912.
THE ALLIED POWERS.

THE ALLIED POWERS.
The contest between the different factions Of the Demo-
caey continues rage with undated fury Its progress
as conducted by the two leading CONFERENCE.-The Madiso.
and the Giobe-s duly chroniclod in the suboined ar
ticle from the National Intelhgencer.
What may DC the issue of this family feud becomes
daily moro and problematical In the beginning
rating Captain Tyler and his squad any thingwe
supposed that in reality there but party that the
Globe would speedily absorb annhilate all opposition
But the valiant Captain and his body Guard with the aid
of the spois. have played their cards with such dexery
To make the doubtful and endanger the Globes
supremacy They, however have had many advantages
when they deserted the Wings. they received with
open arms by the Domocrncythc leaders supposng that
they were too few in numbers and of little weight in
the country To disturb the harmony of the party By this
means. they enabled operate without having sus.
Pcon fixed tem and they have certainly bought up
many OF the Locoioco rank and file That they have
much successful than anticipated very clearly
by the obvious fears of the Globeand the
pains taken by that print the impression that the
Tyler party has strength. On this key harps contin.
ally as though determined produce the result wishes
To this effect, is the annexed paragraph:
If there be member of the Democratic party in either
House of Congress, whose politics will bear the hue of this
Administration, do know him. We do not know
even solitary ndividual of all elected the Congress-
by either party, who has avowed the principles embraced
the policy declared his Willingness response
biiy for of the of this Administrations If
there be one, should be glad his
No Democrat, indeed his sentiments EN-.
phucaly than by procaimng them the ultra antipahics of
all that characterized Daniel Webste-Mr Tylers
Premier. In presenting therefore, such incarnation AT
the head OF his Cabinet furnishing standard of Democ-
racy, the President reads his communion every man
who has hitherto borne the Of Democrat They arc
all utras 10 Executive and Cabinet which derive their
complexion from politician stepped in the Hartford Con-
yention."
To rebut this allegation Of weakness the Madisonian
copies columns of panegycs upon Captain Tyler from De-
mocrac papers all the Union; and with the proof they
supply, defes the Globe in its teeth.
Which approaches nearly the truth is 10 be deveop
ed during the approaching Session The Administration
going draw off its forces for the purpose organizing
party OF Its own With this view proposes two test
questions the one, the Treaty, and the other the Exchc
quer. ALL who vote for the appropriation pay Massa
chusets and Maine for the land they surrendered to Great
Britain, will be claimed Tyler Men. This, however
ca pdssant, will be many may feel con-
sirained acquesce in that appropriations who abhor the
Treaty and the men, who made it. The Exchequer will
be the and will search thoroughly the hearts of
the Democracy We have it from hand that the Capt
relies with perfect confidence upon upsetting Col Benton
and all other rivals by this potent engine He has his men
marked If he fails to carry his measure, he will neverhe.
less have accomplished important object he will kno,o
oho his friends He declares that he will not he put
off with empty promises any longer and that if the ocos
expect enjoy his offices they support him and his
measures This determination of his Excecncy will in.
fringe upon neighbor of the Enquirerwho Is very bu
silly sucking Treasury pap, by affecting great admiration Of
Mr. Tylers many virtues and preserving profound silence
touching his measures.
is impossible predict what may be the success of tho
Exchequerwhen brought forward under such favorable
auspices. When the alternative presented supporting
1t, or abandoning the spoilsvey few of the spoismcn
and those only of the highest and nterested virtue
such the Editor of the Enquircr-wi he found to
adopt the latter. In this way look TO see the Captain
allu "A
crazy In the meantime, however, would exhor both Of
the conbaants 10 aloud and spare Give it to him.
Blair! Hit him again, Johnny!
The Administration and the Loeofocos
The woong of the official paper be without effect
upon the Locofoco party, represented have no doubt
tniey b In ITS prncples-such as they areits affections
ana ITS purposes, by the Globe newspaper On the contrary
Its suit denied with less than the civty usual on such oc
casons. The Globe docs affect n regret 10 being
obliged put end the couhp between the parties
that had been going from the day Of the rs Veto ap
parohiy 70 their mutual satisfaction, zap the time of the
New ork Election.
After some wrangling with the "Globe" the "Niadiso
Man" came out some days with article rather in the
nature of appeal from the Globe To the 'Democreic
party IN favor OF the President whom designated rather
unhapply Think 'the Man of the Vetoes" asking
among other things, whether the man vino vetoed tho
Bank bills, the Distribution BILL and the sinqle.eection
district BILL mark that appeal the spirit of anarchy
should not be protected and defended from the attempted
persecution and contuney Of such the Editors of
" the Gobel" In the same paper, moreover, in which
TINS appeal was made the cherished principles of the
Locoioco party the leading article devoted to n rf.
hake attack 10y name, upon three of the most honored
and Justly respected Wings Of United States whose
election al that depending before the Peope
m their own State, by copying from Massachusetts paper
paragraph beginning as fOOws " The defeat of Iouv
DAVIS, BEvERErT SALToNSTALG, and CHARLES IupsoN
most brilliant victory for the Democracy: the ebuke
which that precious trio have received an outraged
People must wher their very heartstrngs &c &c; upon
which, not content with copying and approving such Ian
guage this, beneath the dignity Of the shanbes this
Government paper-which inormsi readers i'm standing
daily advertisement that makes known the views and
purposes OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n sample of its
own Of prOprey and Of what is becoming journal
representing tho President elected by the votes and
lions OF these gentlemen and their associates i'm the
following observation; " The trio of defeated
their acIrymOse appeals for reelection have been met
&c Such double dOso in day of hatery of all that
most odous IN the character Of LOcOfocosm one vould
have thought might have softened harder hearts than
the Editors Of the Globe, and back some portion of
their kindness, If not Of their esteem.
Not so, however. The Cerbcus who in the ancient nv
hoogy, watched at the Of hell preventthe living from
entering the Internal regions not more ON the alert than
the Globe, the Cerbcrus Of "thc Democracy 10 the
intrusion OF unbidden guests the Democratic ranks nor
more mpacube in refusing their prOiercd gifts The Globe
positively, will not hare the Administrator
In its last number the Globe after weeks deliboraton
makes general replication 10 the Of the Admins
tfatOn from which, in order 10 keep readers posted up
in regard this controversy between parties who nfe
body to be the Of being iuevOcaby united we copy
the most material part follows ucising such passages n
appear 10 us 10 be most worthy OF notc
We confident that an immense majority Of the stern
unchanged, and Interchangeable democracy Of the United
States not 'onc and ndyisbe with the present coun