Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

Laughter ~as renewed IA such a isstes tia, A..
Chair had to call the House to ofder 10.
Me- ID resumed. 1.-THE President sbonil h. 49,.
etneo oy the principles " hich srened lately To n,,.
uWeeted ms course, aud Il lac should succeed in re-
straining the outbrc kings Of the whis No.. NJ
/ u. had no doubt that The nation Wou'd ti,e -. a..
/ man. sud say TO him. "Wrll done thou .,oI -
,anhlul servant" So much for Prc,iisst rv,u ,p
VT ~ WAS MOI ms euloesi but when he looked AZ
| the citcumsiineos In which he is p'aced-wban a.
saw those who. not long since had taken 4; - -,
'neT bosom, and Rugged him with every demon
u"uoh OF affection, now tuning like the adder AMI
LS,enS uIon MN Their dreadful fanss-when no
| sehcu the heavens enlightened with Lu,n;r. az
cies-and when lac listened TO the yro,ns - n
49, e'o"u, "ao had attempted to insult anil NJ,
,'eA nun IN ms own house-and above ali when
az '.a' u'e advertisement, inviting the assassin's
dagger to be stained with his blood and tbcn 1000
about, and viewed the calm, the unmov.d The a.;
hheu department OF the man. he could moi heIn a.
nitins HIM for his virtues. Gentlemen mich, I',,L
Mthcy would, but let them aush who GOT Tho go
iherc were the Peop'o to reiocc. Unless Mr. ID
W." gtenty mistaken, power had passed out Of H.
hanus "i the dominant party. There could no~, H.
ute doubt Of thot. They came in ON a ycn,t.I
hnzkh for "Fippccanue and Tyler too TIE .ir
nau oeen alive with log cabins and hard cider bnn-
"o,,i snd' as an eloquent gentleman from PennsvI
,""' neu observed under that glorious banner M,
"a noo'I wing had fought, and bled. and died.
n''usl;I 10 had heard the gentleman fcop, Kcn'
lucky tMr MatshalD decl,r, ,h,, r.a,, -" h'"-
honea'Y oi MS heart, he had thought n ch,,s
men would produce a change of n,.ss,,,s n - VI
ne mad found that all the miserable democratic n,,,
sutes were now going 10 be adopted Ly tho WI.
parry. Gracious Heaven! had no, tho rsn,,.s
Witnessed the change OF measures? WIZ, dij IL
see at the extra Sc. siun But il was ,rue ,ho, b
"hs party had got TO 90 hack to the good old n
-. ~. asu'es Ihey would have come to il.
Every measure Of the cx "a session womb L,ve,.
ne reversed; aud the glorious IndepenJen, T,c,.','
" must once more Toe reared upon the ruins of
public credit. Loud llughter1 '''"' VI
Mr. n Ia,
RON MASSACHUSETTS. 'cf,o ans OF hushterI tho ~
'ot oil mo House, deliver philippe of The v.r, IL
crest character against the independent T,eos,,,
ana inc gentleman seemed to think i, was st,,no,
t Is'e Fresden. OF the United States shoulJ
nave exclaimed IN triumph that the passare of H.,
~" was cqueal - second Declaration of Inde,,orI
ence' Ihe gentleman had spoken of il In Tho ,no,,
'chl ana hiuer strains. and yet within few H.
IL "e moo No'ou TO destroy tina, measure, ami
nefeuy To BRING Oh his country the self snm, st,,.
OF thlngs he 50 much deprecated What tho ,.,i
'nn dreaded IN the sub Treasury was the union os
ne purse anu tile sword. But that so much viIl;
,.. measure was the only eNpsdient to bring tho
S''vnof ol the country To sound and bc,ltbv 60,
IenUemen might shuttle and shift the ,,,s,,,,,
i"vy would, they might writhe and vince under !,
81 sJ "us'' would oe able To correct the evil, oI
n,,iL eY "''nout resort to that wise and states
n'""Ns system Mr. n. had heard the s.n,I.n,a
rom Mnssnchusetts denounce IL rs nroInc;o
u"''" % 'hc purse and the sword. Rein, then a.,
q young politician, he bad looked up with yrnero
fro, -.
Se, ne WAS asionished nj the language he emnlov,1
ana the vehomenco he splaved agains, n law ,vbcL
u' as carefully and as perfectly guarded as i, wrs
PoSSinic Tor any human law To bc-Would ,bo,
gentleman say that the President, assassin-lk.
""ulu march up to the Treasury and drnx 49,
pubic treasure from its vaults7 Did tim, Mn
,''n union ct the purse and the sworo2 MIR ID do.
"'u inc WI ct imam more perfectly 10 ssn,r,tc tbcn
i"e " his party hnd come into power pron,i.in,
~ 5'N'"'e public confidence. TO regulate eycbors.-
ana To cause eenernl prosperity to 1ov, ~, =, 80
pu' now m'scrahly had they kent their utop,,..
i"Senn "i restoring general confidence they had
ei ,'GI nc whne country into boiling cauldron.
nieu win dscordant spirits. ILauehier 'rbr,,
h'd set friend against friend aud bro,hrr ,c,;n,
uro'her and one genera biiiic was r,sins from, 90
emu OF inc county TO the other Instead OF reg,I,,
"% "I currency they had, toy their hasty renenl
~ me independent Treasury and bv r,n,;,.;n,, =,
and counts ,ncng the frauds the b,nt, s ~
upon the nation an incurable curse by .,djiin, !,
w" worthless, rotten, paper currency. nrd
'"s''"u "i causing public prosperity tn n,w ike n
RIVER they had brought tho nation and IN. Govo,
nuen' INTO state OF bankruptcy. They had intro
iu'eo pubic oi,oriets which II would take wears oc
"e WUd ana benlgnant rule OF democracy TO correct
ana temedy.--But, thank Heaven, the ,norn;nS
w's breaking, the day star wna IN the csrcn5a,
eoloe; lie means the dog star.l lie trusted and
rohhdently hoped that the great political revolutiop
no" 10 progress throughout almost the " hole conn
'V' Wonld operate ether In bring the Wbis marty
IN re'son' or else would sweep away the last
remnant and veS'ise Of thoir roli,ica misr,Ile
Mr. - would not travel minutrly into tbes- sinh
eos u disposed, he could do SO gr,ltly 10 his own
I's'aoiion; as well to that Of his constituents
lie could proceed, as he had done, with n pert,c,
'onscionsness that what he had saii womb nice,
heir en'ire appreciation. But he had a .resdv gone
nr'her than he intended; yet, as no had nrocerdeJ
rev obl~cis had started up on every side mill he
rad been drawn on thus f,r
In conclusion, he would again sev that II ,Lf-
''' could Toe properly amended, and presented 10
ne House IN a sNtesmanlike form, such ms an
lmenc n patriot could consistently approve, no was
red 10 sustani,.