Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
VIRGINIA AND NEW YORK.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IL, Is,,,



Virginia Hans5usssd usual, by the Old Regency.
The Albany Atlav, the organ of the Young DemoC
recy, in Standardization the "old Hunkers' OF III
Regency contains the following information respecting MI
Jones' Report to the New York Legislature.
word TO explain this thing.
Mr.. Jones' Report a. FIRST made thoroughly in IA
vor OF Virginia, and v,hcmcny denunciativc OF Abolition
The consequence was that Mr.. sherman and other Loc
Focos in the House. refused pint number OF it
by vote OF 90 36-scNoTa Wigs voting PRINT il
in the charitable belief that it would Hill the Locooco party
| in New York What then done Net print
Report strongly sustaining Va and after the point
mooted, looked like backing out-night look to Virgins
her loud protesting friends Of the Regency dis
posed TO abandon her and her clams An cNpedient
necessary and the fertile genius OF the "old Hunkc" sup
piled TWAS change the child in the cradle'-Ttr
times the usual number accordingly ordered to b,
printed-but of what The Report made by Mr. Jones
No-but that Report hailng still the Report. al
tered diluted and cmsscuatd! This way Of hum
buggng Sovereign People, and yet and Juggling
these prove it, good way enough il their wish
be humbaggcd is concurrent. The Enquirer shows, tina
If humbugged in fact, which do believe
cradle editor yet unwilling be humbugged by hi,
Albany friends and fact rather dcsirous Of being victim
iEed, in that particular.
The Shorthand long the story this The Loco Focos
Albany through their Judiciary Committee, made most
furious report in favor of Vignia and against the Jury
Law When this report made the House, it excited
strong Loco Foco opposition from Mr. Sherman and Others
and motion print times the usual number Of copies
voted down, ca to SO. Apprehensve of the conse.
quences, the Loco FocOs in order make up Vrg.
MIS- times the usual number, but meanwhile
have the report sofened down. Quilted short Of
whstevcr might nlure Mr. Van Buren, with the North and
the Abolitionist.,
We believe justified in these statements What
is the political effect Of the msnpuvrel Why thi,Vusi-
sppessed by being told that the Legislature Of New
York had ordered times this tremendous antAboliuon
Repouto be printed The AbOuOns apPeased by the
knowledge tina; the Reports what purpors
be- but that whatever offensive them, has been
eretly and ireGusTly e1punged from IL
Who's the dupel Ha'n5asgiHs j, undsniaby the or
der OF the day.
The Atlas, the organ of the Young Democracy" mot
of the old Regency Hunkers,) saws:
THI AKsrs-lSp THAT RLroKr-wrIH Tux oANr rrRsr-
ED.-The Argus mas remarkable flourish trumpsts a.
bout resolution slipped through the Assembly Tuesday
for printing ten times the usual number Of Jones's Re-
port.
II may become Of curious inquiry how this reso
luton was smuggled-aye smuEgled-through the House.
No knows better than the Argus how such juggery is
usually perormedand the Of that print in the pre-
sent case may possibly Induce an exposure its sinister
tactics
For the present, will merely inquire whether the Re-
port has been altered since laid the table Of
the House, last Saturday. And ii so aerod by whose
may be answered through the Legislature If not through the
Argus, the people determine whether it accordan
with common honesty for the Argus denouuee us nd
reey for directing to language which neither the author Of
the Report the Argus his behalf dare bring up for
u direct r0fs before the Assembly.
Why could the Report have been quietly and fairly
referred back the Judiciary Committee for revision as
discreoty suggested last Saturday by the Democratic
members from Madison and Yates, Messrs Sherwood and
Williams And why since has taken the re-
sponsibty OF Laa,IatiRg for the purpose OF improving
public document-why should the "Atlas' be denounced
for norcng the necessity OF that improvement in the tone
OF that Report