Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

fsh esavietion Of he vsso's pare mount nsssssty
eonv;ctson moot inevitsbty Impressed upon his
snessstsodinx W the occasions upon wh!eh the
coitee i've aud suspsnsive power" has been exer.
esseJ sinee his assumpton Of the datiss Of Cabi-
| net Mins,er.u
Ia Mr. Spencer "has changed his opinion Of the
Veto power" we might give him sons credit too, Il
u were not foe the circumstances. Me- Tyler veto.
ed two National Banks. and Mr. Spencer tout Of
omee) Denounced him bitterly for Il. aud We no "
learn that he has always agreed with the President
IN untIing and incorporating opposition too Ne.
tional Binki Again, Nr Tyler vetoed two Tar.f
bills. and Mr Spencer tin ofses) not only warmly
approves Of them. but even changes hs opinions Of
the ehataetse OF the Vet, power, aud yet we learn
rom the same letter that he 10 not opposed Dss
ulnu'ion and - in f,voe Of protection So. he de.
nounees the Vao when exertrd against n measure
Which he de,ests. and becomes eSnvert 10 its utii
~ and rropriey only when is turned against Two
measures, 10th Of which with sight Qualification
nc cppcovesi This 10 tho s,rangest eonversicn on
record IN the whole annals oi political regeneration!
How much simpler way Of accounting Tor IT, To
say that Mr. Spencer. on; OF ofies, opposed the Ad
INTIMIDATION, because IL did not feed him and Mr.
Spencer, IN Office, praises and loves the Admins.
ration, because Il does feed him.
From the Globe.
Every 'k'ifai observer mus, perceive, that u Z
aim Of the men now IN power Is I, make a thru
party, OF which they are TO be the Leaders. Eve.y
day their o:ficis bulletins-not only through their
press ut Warrington, but through other recognized
Administration prints teen with attacks on ultra
SIN. The doctrines OF neither OF tho two great
parties Which divide this country suit the present
incumbents in high station. They ore resolved to
conirive a now poliic,i creed. which will serve, ia
its ptoeseI moderation, to give security to those
like themselves who. having been the bittcieit AID
most malignant Partsans on both sides, may deem
II exped'ent TO end their double dealing on middle
stound. IN the enjoyment OF tho spo,s, While they
leave It to the honest and patriotic to contend Tor
principles and pub &c measures.
IL is remtrkabic that there is not m individual a.
mong those welding the Executive mower at
Washington, With the exception OF MIR Webster
who has not been an active, ardent partisan. sru.-
CLING side Ivy side with the utras OF both tn. great
parties Of this country. MIR Webster has indeed
protested himsolia Democsat OF the J,ifcfson school,
aud declared he would knock atty man down WHO
denied u; but still his Democracy has been strictly
conhned 10 violent professions. To do him jusi ice,
we mus admit that he has ActeI invariably upon
ultra British principles But the President has been
zeiiousy busy in support OF the extremes Of the
Two great pAr,ie-. Every body knows tina; he has
been Jackson man. and sill more excessive G. ay
man-earryips the devotion for the latter even 10
weeping, when he failed in effeciing his nomination
at Harrisburg and, through that the ultra schemes
OF Whigsery which would certainly have ui-
umphed IN Nj: Gays success. Mr rylct's present
Secretary oil the T,e.sury was, like himself a COM
batanI IN the Jackson Democrat: ranks, aud IN the
Clsy Wing ranks. MIR Spencer, the Secretary at
War, in tho hot conilcs Of Democracy and Fedora-
ism /, tLe d,y, nj D,,i,l N T,noL;"s 80 n
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sonists of The I,t,.r sine ,bs, h.. h.. - a..
wont n,,t,z an nj F,J.,,I,.,, rnd.r al; ,s -,
ali ils Iead,r.. His nsn v.s mo-, d,v &C. anfa.s
ing, with stronger phrases and new facts the Wing
congressional Elimination accommodating MIR
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preventative in Congress- of he dcmoc,o,ic f;rnd IN
SCaroiina He th.n ,urpel C:ooscrys,,y. "a Gel
ly WI i,. er.oIIed CLAW and ,h.n cytoI.S Ua,,,s,o
in soeechc,. md Mt Issi he f,rex nhout n. . .ryI,
man and "a now ready IA on.k. bsv,. n, oil ,.ho
dare TO be what he md ali bis h,e,hren NJ an. o.,
bine, nayo be,n-par,v HRS
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