Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-22

put ia-he is not lawyer can name him. lie
Is James Kelly, tcries Of who'll James Kelly
l say. | know him well. Ii any body wants
endorsements Of him let him search the archives
Of the Government in Warrington. James
kelly's brother was with me in the war. tiiere
Job ent on 10 record his own and MIR kelly's6fo
TIERS exploits, interesting TO themselvesthan TO
the public at largc) And after some other rambling
remarks, Job sat down amid much applause.
A MIR Commerford next took the stand MIR u
VIC hear. was removed from the Custom House.
lie was, he said in the Of his speech, an OH
sinal Locoioco OF the first Bowery school. ,.,-
MIR Commcr(ord began with sayins,-ne u'u hAe
some things MIR Tyler did, and he 1,on't IKE meen
he did and much he left undone. lie had deserted
the wings he believed. for no other reason than
because he wished to be elected Pres,dent himself,
and because the ambition OF bigger wing was in
his way. (Cries from wings present, "This Is
great Tyler Meeting" and laughl II the wings
would have taken up Tyler, Tyler, he thought,
would have been pretty good whig, AT any rate,
said MIR C.. | will not consent TO his playing the
same game with us don'tintend, Tor one, he shall
come among us, and make mischief with US as he
has with the Clay wings. L. nevertheless, honor
him for some things he has done. So far so good!
like the way he has given the wings such barren
victory. They deserved il for their coon skins, log
cabins and hard cder,-and like the way he has
used them up What VIC have TO look out Tor now
is, that he don't use US up in the same way. But
while thank him for his ve,oes, don't thank him
for signing the repeal Of the Independent Treasury
Act
thank him for changing his mind on distribution,
but don't thank him FOR having distribution mind
to change. think him vascllatins, and time SER
wing; and God save us from such Democrat as that
On the Rhode Island war, he WAS great Federallst
till the meeting in the Park made Democrat OF
hin,-but appears that when Dort could do
nothing, and the war was all over, then Tyler turn
ed Federalist again. But thank John Tyler for
his vetoes. l will think great deal better of him,
If he will turn that old blue light Federasi, Da'
mel Webster, out of his camp. Nothing good can
come from such a man. Put British gold enough
in one Of his pockets. British promises, and he
would sell all out any day. A laugh will
think better OF him. too, il he will turn out MIR Web,
s,er's man in the Custom House, Edward Curtis
mean. Laugh again.l Ii Mr. Tyler knew half
as much about him as do, or as the Wings them
selves do, he would not keep him there 81 hours
lie never could raise oven CorporaPs Guard IN
this city as long as Edward Curtis is his Collector
OF the Port. | was an original Loco Foco, you
know, my fellow citizens. Edward Curtis pretend
ed TO be. was present at the time he pledged
himself to the Loco Focos to &c, his nomination TO
Congress: He held up his right arm and said he
hoped II might wther If he violated his pledge
Nay, he called on the Almighty to wither il if he did
50. lie laid his hand on his heart and appealed TO
God for his sincerilyi Now hold If there is cor
rupt political knave in the world, it is Edward
Curtis. lie is destitute Of honor and honesty, and
has not spark OF humanity in his bosom. While
John Tyler has such men in his confidence he IS un-
worthy OF, and can never receive our support. ICE
neral laugh) | hold in my hands a resolution,
which would like to have this meeting adopt.
tHere the Speaker read Resolution calling upon
the President, TO remove Mr. Curtis, which the meet
ing subsequently adopted or ordered to be sent TO
Washington with the general proceedings Of the
meeting.)
The speaker then proceeded in the same vein 10
speak OF the President, and the Collector; but our
readers already have in these remarks their general
tone and tenor
Alter some disturbance with man dressed in
TTuekman's frock, who insisted on being heard, the
meeting adjourned. After this, MIR Newman ad
dressed the People for time in tone OF gene,
raj attack upon the President,-when as he closed,
the crowd dispersed