Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
DANGERoIrS pInrs

II II were not lor the "King's fool" people would
have nothing to laugh at, since DORIS fight. Bu,
the worthy, who shines in the capacity of Jester IA
his majesty Il not. like Falstah, witty himself !,
'he SUBJECT OF abundant merriment to others. We
have had frequent occasions TO notice the bursts -,
ei'quence, and the sublime specuntons OF this oos,
'agac'ous simpIeton His efforts in tina, line are
growing stale, and he has turned his attention IN m.
discovery OF dangerous plots and conspracies against
Capt Tyler The visit Of Mr. Van Buren, TO Ash.
land iurnishesa it opportunity for tho display Of
his rare genius IN this field Of his nLours. We nm.
mex an extract from one OF his latest productions-
70 which he makes it as plain daylight, that Mr.
Van Buren, and Mr. Cay are combining to break
down the Capt. Hear him, and ;rernblel
TREASON IN THE CLAY WIIG CAMP
COALITION BETWEEN CLAY. VAN Rrr.
Rem AND BENTON-ANOTHER LET.
TER FROM MIR. CLAY.
some ol our increduous contemporaries. when We
hIst sounded the alarm Of a coalition bstvccn NJ,
ny ana INC Ieadersot the ultra Democratic party
directed 10 sncer NJ the possibility of strb an $50,
lhsy are doomed 10 he undcceved.
from ihe moment that the President ve,oeJ ia.
D'nN pi,s' Inc intrigue began. Mr. Clay resolved
u ne coud not rally the whole Of tho Harrison mar
" around him, Tor enough OF Il TO cleo, bir, H.,
r. m
FORCES and form Junction with the ultra Democro,s
on The lest terms that could be effected. fl is nov
ascerlained TO his satisfaction that NOT rno,e H.
one ihlrd OF the Harrison party will aibero 10 him
Ii's 'o.,'Is 70 worm Carolina, Alexandria &C. &c
were 10 test the matter. Ire Rjcbmond WI,
LOUISVILLE Journal, u. s. Gazette. SC g. ,vs,. =,
unu'. MS banner aud beat for recruits But tbev
would not come when they called for them.
DuI nc does not submit. II he can effect nothing
tor himself he can make mischief for otbcrs liz
IS received that John Tyler shall not he elected L
inc fcop.c II determines TO makoa bargain viii
Van Buren,. lie is fully aware that MIR Van Rnrsn
can never have tho support Of the Democrats r.,,
70 the South ognln. lie sees that the measures NJ
INC present Administration nfe as truly DenocroG.
as those Of the oR President ever were, or are L.l
10 be. ''ey
Well, no fcusts MIR Van Buren, at Ashland md
plays cards with him. ""u
Mr. Clay Van, Webster will keen IN ,,,o,.
wings from my standard, that cannot 90 in bv y
Wing vote, ~ =
wy Va" Bwcn: Trus Harry. Twill 10 ,o,,t
y frank with you. Tycrs old JefTersonion oo
IONS wi roo mo Of 80 m1ny Southern Democrat.
'gnos, tna' cannot 60 in by a Democratic vote.
wrote % YOU '"uI
say on. 'N'' =" hoIoi
W. ciay. We mus, Join teams. and leave on, q,
our cars m the mire V"o'
", Van Bprfn. But will tho, ,...t, $500,
M Clay You are n sheep grower. Won can
nave your lock driven 70 any pasture vou 49,.
! sounded Benton, and left orders with Mangn,,
! 'old them to keep down the Exchequer, and rUr
down the Madisonian.
w Van Bmen Good. But whose car ;s IN II,
left in the mire1 ''' !" oo
W. Ciay; Wei soon settle that Charles
CheHcsll Bring peck Of cards hero.
Such IS the game going on At present.
IN me voea'frt' The Providence E1prsa-ts
organ o. inc insurgents seems to be thoroughly ob
iusca'sd' IL holds tho following language;
ut is not unreasonable TO suppose tina, our read
ers' VINO have noticed tho unexpected and sudden