Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

Nrw YORx, June Is. AZ

said aud for the future dismiss the subject from these
columns:
Correspondence o Wing
NEw York, juno l6. A3.
Doubtless you would have a line from Gotham.
And first, the Presidents visit: You have. Of
heard much and read much Of the demonstrations
called forth by the campaign of the "Pgm President and
Travelling Cabnerbut take the testimony Of who
has fair means Of knowng-who has been "looker in
Venna-hat duler and spiritess affair than the
reception OF his Accidency here off in the his
tory OF pageants Ii all a managed thing, and what
managed, know, ever bare of enthusiasm and sp
rt. The Common COuncil-from some peculiar motive,
it is said into which have taken the trouble py-
took charge Of his acting ESceency Immediately his
arrival and of course, the Captain never whig
(saiih John Jones and suing for Democratic IA
he could but be all compliance his Democratic
keepers. But to the recepSn-here large crowds
the the occasion, which about the only
the selconceit of the President
and the OF Pas poetic coxcnmb could catch
at indicating atterng reception Thousands turned
out, who acuaied, doubt not, by curiosity alone;
but there feeling exhibted-no SLOW OF soul"-
all evidently fgd respect for the once. admiration
for the incumbent. Not cheer rang Heaven. Even
| the ades-God bless the omen-withheld their smiles:
not kerchiet waved from the windows in all Broadway.
Now it thus in glorious 1870 Wherever General
HARRISON made his appearance, wherever Wing Con-
vendon celebration had there you witnessed the
very outpouring OF enthusiasm. Streaming banners
in all directions old and young, grave and gay,
and women, boys and girls united in the jubilee. And
this day. il Henry Clay appear New York, the
very air would be with joyous reclamation, every
street, and window. and avenue, would be crammed with
warmhearted admirers of the warmhearted patriotic and
luous Statesman, pouring forth great benefactor
ut the country the gushing tribute Of their admiration
TEEN and gratitude. Even Mr. Van Buren,, or Col. John
Mr.. Benton, could hther without exciting
sensnion-for each has his admrers-bui poor John Ty
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the bestower Of all the hOnours and emouments of federal
office, could inspire round OF applause soul
| felt huzza!
Well, it is all righ-exactly should be: for why
should John Tyler excite enthusiasm The whose
is blsckened by damnng perdy and asehood who
looked with his eyes, and corrected with his
hand bank bill which he vowed he would sign twenty
four hours and who has since declared that he
the day he would sign bank BILL ought be incapable Of
inspiring enthusiasm personal respect. Were the peo-
pie to betray any such emotion his account wouldde-
note moral callousness lamentable contemplate.
Nevertheless, mis- acting Excelency and "MIr. Robert
Tyer"-"how apples swim -were in perfect eestacy.
Ave much pleased nifh reception" said modest
AhasueEus, and bowling the soyeregns while
"the President seemed think he had the Democracy
sure. BY the way, .hand you anecdoe that in the
wind, which have from authentic source and which
sounds much like the Captain, that do doubt
nuineness for "What your majority the
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replied Mr.. M.)-the greatest have given" "Ah.
said the Captan-I ought hare had least tioenfy
thousand Titus claiming, you perceive, the victory in
the late city election his own-akng oil himself!
All character, you know; but rather guess ina-
tuaon of the vain will be fully broken by the Both
OF November, ~ -Whsn the contempt and of the
whole nation snail have consigned him to irretnevabIe
significance and contempt he will awake from his duson
| Not before!
The next subject OF excitement in this excitabe
polls is the Irish Repeal agitation. large meeting
held day two since in the Park, in which
Of standing, Mr. McKeon a member of Congress, &c.
participated. The particulars you have had. Suffice IT,
that the shrewd ones here look upon the thing political
movement-as cunning scheme TO enlist the Irish nfu
the side of the Democracy and this speculation
certainly bears the appearance of probability from the fact
that the agitation is conducted almost exclusively by Loco
iocos. They are welcome 10 all the honour of the
ment. l hope no Wing will take hand in the matter
There IL American IN the Union, with sou! in his
bosom, who does cordially sympaIhize with the Irish
/ people, and wish them, at heart only IN
their efforts for independent Parliament, but triumph
aud entire disenihalmeni, should civil ensue; but
Tor citizens Of neutral country hold public
ings and by niiammatory proceedings, urge To-
reign people 10 resistance OF the existing government
and To raise money help them on entirely different
matter very grave Understanding, me,
hagrani violation international pOpey perhaps Of
tra Obligations.
Mr.. websters plan Of commercial treaties e1cites
but lttie attention. Mr. John NJ Clayton, Of Delaware,
mas hink' gwen IT is guietus The notion Is alto
gether unworthy Of Mr. Webster. Two considerations
oyerurn, ab imO, his visionary project. First England
not, dare not modify her tarih She revenue
have IT, and this consaint Of hard necessity puts Of
her power modify her import system any way that
will diminish her revenue. She cannot, If she would
Secondly EVENT. the corn laws repealed, end the
British markets thrown open agricultural productions
II would be OF ifing advantage us because, IN the
supply Of the English market with agricultural products
we can never compete with Germany and the grain
growing countries the Baltic, located much nearer
than our own country to the markets tn be SUPPLIED.
As 10 Mr. Websters a0fiUe bringing forward this no.
/ 10 n desire an
part, t. inJure Mr. Clay By way is strong evidence
/ Of the acknowledged strength Of Mr. Clay Aware that
MI u Is the great favDne Of the people, Mr. Webster
aud thOse who his interest absolutely neces
sary 10 invent catch divert popular attention
from W. g aud the policy to which be stands
buiH VIII prove miserable abortion Not a thousand
such lnvenuons-noa million Of such petty ingenuues-
can check the strong Of popular feeling rolling in
favour Of Mr. Clay. each day swelling with ne floods
which Is fast waiting him To the Presidency.
The Wings here IN fine spirits. They are confident
Of carrying the Empire State for Mr. Clay And they are
st work-Orgunzed snd sending information to the peo
pie. Under the patronage Of the Wing Committees Of
the City, cheap edition Of Mr. Cay's life has been put to
press and eau be had ~ quantity for per copy
beautiful edition Of his life aud speeches in two volumes
also be had for the small sum u 81 cali the alien
ton Of the Wings IN Virginia and all the Uuion 10 these
pubcahons Let associations be iormed-and numbers
o. them be procured Tor circulation among the people
Never was susceptible of triumphant yndicn
ton as that Of the Wing party. All want H. to lay that
vndcnuon before the people, aud triumph is ceran-for,
Veny, truth y mighty aud will prevail :" Why do not
the Wings Of Virginia organize ''Why stand they idle
all the day long," Awake-spint Of l5lO-awakei
Yours.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PROGRESS
After having expressed generally distase for the pa
geonry and contempt for the sycophancy, which, in this
cy particularly, marked tie progress Of the President we
were disposed 10 let the matter rest-leayinR the public
nd TO is own meditauons the But the foolish
and mschievOus official Washington will not allow US to
exercise even the charity Of sencc but selecting for 500
ca appreciation the most marked instances Of sycophancy
aud glofying in what should be the shame Of
man, It trumPots forth with al the exultaon Of buse
minded slave, the gfos'cs instance Of Presidential pfesunp
uon ana popular delusOn Indignation, therefore will
have way and We speak because feel that such accounts
b. o. those published IN the Mndssnan by authority as
WERE reflect disgrace upon claiming be- free and
protesting equality and upon the spirit and influence Oh
nt Republican institutions.
IL D. well known here, that the President from the mo
ent ne touched the steamboat Amboy was puppet n
he hands OF meni each, from meroenay motives contend
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