Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-09
TIE Aeeomac Distriet.

Mr. WISE II will be from his card published yes
teray, again the field his old District. He appeals
he says the people unhestatngly " meaning, pre-
sumo, yindicaon Of his political course and their
ildirec, censure OF the Senate by his recollection,
What the result may be, cannot anticipate II can
hardly be possible, howcyr they may be persuaded
from their admiration of Mr.. Wises talents and his stump
eOquence, that they really approve Of his political
course They who IN le4O gave the largest Wing majo-
rity in Virginia, and enthusiastic like MIR. Wise
himself their expressions attachment great and
good cause hardly like him. have yeered round the
very opposite point OF the compass and without any devia-
ton OF the Wing party from It's known principles that
time turned their guns upon their cause and their
principles Personal causes-inisconceptons-
trucuons-suspicons-a upon ardent and in
famnabIe temperament, may have produced Mr. Wses
case the marvellous meamorphosis, from the Mr.. Wise Of
1870 to the Mr. Wise OF I2i3 But these causes were
personal him and have reached the body the
community That community must be essentially n0ic
what II was in lSiO-Whg the backbone. Politicians
aspran,s well aware, have that very peculiar re-
gOn infected than any other IN America with ab.
stractonssn and id syncracy-iaien o from the Wing
But do the people, the real people, the justice
believe that yeas have reversed all their pnc
pes-that they and still the "same old Coon rs
in lSiO-st for Reformation IN the Government the one
principle, the restriction Of the oyergrown powers Of
the Executive, and the restoration Of the old policy the
Government which had secured peace plenty and prospe
We have never imagined that they parOOk of the VIOLA
uy Of their politicians could be blown TO and fro as
those politicians pleased \ Wing to-day, Loco Foco
Tomorrow Tyler day, and the day after that
Whig Loco, Tylentc, Abstractonist and nondescnpt all
Jumbed Meg Mornlies Our respect to the
Oldest community Virginia, the Of all ancestors
cJmpes suppose that they nct,d in 1910 upon fixed
principles and that removed from the operation Of the
peculiar which have produced singular change
Of position in their leaders, they stick mp 10 their
praepies-at least desert them until show Of
/ reason hos occurred for H.
Thus thinking, hope 70 Wing opposition in the
District to Mr.. Wire. We hope gallant Wing spirits can
su be found there, willing take the field for their cause;
and even II liable g, be ovorpowced the stump by Mr..
WISE prepared sustain their with the sling aud
stone Of Da,id-smpc truth and fact, plainly and
/ nately told
We have received various notes from the Dstnct-ono
nominating Mr. Segar, another Mr.. Gusts third from
/ Norfolk DR.. Yorby-But decline their publication,
hoping the Wings will take the up in their way,
/ call Convention and bring their strongest man.
VIII no spite towards Henry A. Wise, hope sincerely
to Mr. TyIer'- leader in the House Of Commons de-
fcaed 10y thc People and 10 this mode well IN every
other mode, their condemnation stamped upon iaithcss
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