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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
klSG & QuEEN Co., April 18th, '43.
WINGS OF KING & OI1EFN

BE on your guard The Locos know they will he had
beaten unless by means of trick, they deceive the
voters OF the county. Bird could and would have been
elected last year. but for report uoa in the neigh
oonhood OF the upper precinct, by little public officer
who halls from the ncighbOurhood Of Cartons Ste-that
teacon had taken place against Bird that the Democrats
had abandoned him. That report which the result proved
to be untrue defeated Birds election; for If the Whips m
the neighbourhood of the upper precinct had known Bird
would run rs well below enough them would hnye sou
TO the polls and voted have elected him by twenty or
thirty majority at least
The same trick they endeavouring to play nguin
hey say there Is reaction They thereby admit un,ss
mere - reaction, Davis IL beaten So far the winter
knows, the number Of Lumpkins friends
day. They say, there Is reaction in the neenbourhood
OF plymouth. Believe 1t NOT, Wings! The wish Is father
To the thought and the report We wish every neiphhour
hood was ns well guarded Plymouth. Wings be ON your
guHEu every where The LOcOs making death stuP.
gle The Wings should urge the To 20 for Impk in
man who will always do ms share OF work whether van,
put him IN the newground IN the Legislaure-nnd h,
man who symputhzes with them their pecuniary dis
tess We have To believe that Major Davis felt
any sympathy for them. Look at his vo,es-He went
against all relief and If the Banks not made to afford
relief 10 the people IN times like these for what purposo
were they madei We they could not be made for
better purpose. The writer would like to ask the cec,
ing Democrats one quesuon:-Suppose we have another
failure OF the wheat crop partial failure land wo
ai three years out OF five, will inform me how In,
farmers TO pay their taxeSl Do you believe the pecpe
generally stand against the burdens placed upon them
by the last Legislature without aid the Banksl No; all
The middug and poorer classes must be ruined; and they
must deny themselves oil the Of life 10 nav their
taxes. But suppose you send Major DAVIS back; What
does his past warrant That he will vote for relief
Mo- but that he will turn another screw upon you.
FARMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
To the Mhigs OF Nirginini

This is the last paper which this point can
the whole STATE before the elections Therefore
we speak word of counsel and encouragement
Our cause is in excellent condition. The Wings are in
all quarters, animated and full OF energy We never
known the party in better spirits fuller of life and hope and
buoyancy than only wear 1910. They are
ardent They thorough going-thcy almost nsur.
recuonay We love and glory the spirit they exhibit
ing! Iii worthy OF men born lsce and determined die
Free and bequcath their liberty their children We tell
the Wings OF the State, that the Wings themselves
again; and that TREACHERl, far weakening has
made them stronger than they before In only Dis
ct that of AeeoHae have they lost any ground In all
Others they have gained in many largely. CdiOunisu
takes off now and then politician: Common and
the interests of the country place OF these scattering po
hteans are bringing hundreds ct the rank and file plain
men with plain good sense, the fold We will swap
politician any tme for sensible, working man, and give
something 20 boot.
We bid the Wings Of Virginia be of good cheer. Sur
vcying the whole ground, enabled TO do we pro-
the Wing party in far better than
united, decided, active ardent and indomtable" Let
preserve this spin, and the State in lsIi The
divided and distracted egons OF Locofocosm more at en-
NIFTY with themselves than with us, pulled different ways
BY their leaders do nothing against firm array aud
united spirit. lith union, tell the Wing party now
and tell with perfect confidence in what we saw THE
WINGS ARE INvINCIBLE IN ls44.
Let them 20 the elections with this conviction plant
ed IN their mEds clearly As II an angel had spoken
We have but be frn, united and energetic TO carry
Virginia in lsi4. We tive feel tive know it
the other party prostrsed IN spirit They and do
approve OF the Of their party Their an.
spirit has fled forever They Respondent defect.
ed and dorncast MANv, very many OF them. while
they may extend help rosh the Wigs success This
know.
Courage then Wings, and let your votes tell next Thurs.
day Bury all disSentons Scorn VOTE or not to vote
upon private Vote for your rrineples-yo,e for
the cause.-The good old cause-Thiuk not OF men
all Think only OF the and If your worst enemy
represents that cause for hm-voe for the cause
through MIN. The man who is capable Of making
this sacrifice of private feeling his country may be
worthy aud amiable but he will never be man in whose
whole-souled patriotism the country contde.
A. the Stale elections, indifferent what the az
gagatc result may be. lte Wings lose IT, they lose what
of 30 ltd, value that they have no, even wished or At
tempted, by general struggle, carry it, They will re-
gain many old Wing They will recover much of
the ground lost in 1872 They will lose nowhere except
by possibility IN Sposylyana, and in Giles and Mcrcer-
Their cause Is advancing merely but advancing a, the
pas de charge The Wings OF Virginia are decidedly strong
er this moment than IN 1910.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
9TH. SnL.r S.ennd rhnnrLtn

The elections throughout the State this spring. 80 far
heard from, ot the gratifying character their
results. With the single exception If New York city,
where the increased LocOf majority accounted for by
heavy mpoItltons' and wholesale Naturalization the Wings
have every where gained their old enemy and Rar ed
largely The yer counties especially have done noby
Tic ~ the people has been heard from them speak
ing in not be mistaken their condemnation Of Loco
foc,sm. AID ~ the centre, and in the vest they have
tered forth the yoicc of popular Indignation upon
nod policy with their dearest rights and the IN
tcfosts Of the Siaic
The people becoming thoroughly aroused The ruin
apathy which existed last iu rapidly disappearing.
Scales falling from the eyes Of the blind and those who
only through glass darky, now behold things IN their
true light They things they are, not ns brawng
politicians represent them TO be-
The Whgs their defeat IN this State last fall more
apathy md the eccupnccnR willy party man.
than 90 lack Of real strength. The majority Of the
lccors u this State Whigs-Whrs m principles and
mclsurrs--thourh always Wings in practice They
will sometimes stay % home when things do work ex.
nelly 10 suit the1 and apt lend cartp the
Ices argument. Of their L,crioco n,ighbors and 10 do IN
on evil hour what they repent Of bitterly afterwards.
Tic proceedings Of the Legislature this winter and the true
LocDoco policy which has been developed within the past
six months has aroused the careless from their Indifference
and brought backsldors straight up the mark again
The result BE- before II may be- read In the large gains
and splendid victories which tho Wings have every where
achieved throughout the State the recent town elections
Nor the great work closed Other and more interesting
chapters will be- opened time goes on and when Nov
1871 rolls round the grand conclusion will come in the m
umph,nt electoral Of the Empire ate for HENRY
| CLAI.-AbaHy american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA.

Having known Charles b. Hopkins Esq from my boy
hood, aud cposng entire confidence his political profe
sion, most heartily IN the nomination he has re-
ceyed for seat m the General Assembly, and do
cordially recommend him the most suitablc person
before you for your surages fcoccd you may rest
assured that his untrng eXerOn will be used car.
~ the great principles OF reform, which, every un.
Tie Is favor OF retrenchmcn commencing IN the cgn.
by reducing the pay OF Members per diem, (Which
will result IN short and business scssiDns and reception
OF the Land money 1t is deemed unnecessary particular.
farther, his position with regard State and federal
polite. Is well known. lie j. the habit Of much
speaking, but possessing far desirable qualification
,a good sound judgcnenD consider him well entitled
support and the Polls 1t will be that his neigh.
bours generally Indeed may say universally concur with
IN the opinion herein expressed If by voting for him
mon be proof Of such concurrence know Of not
single individual amongst them who will vote againsthim
VOTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
To ne Editers Of fhe IYhlc.

WILLIAMSBURG, April Is.
1perceiveby the Wing the 18th instant that correspon
deut from Lancaster that Mr. Wise told hun that told
NJ Wise was IN favor OF high protective tariff ncv.
er said any such thing; far from It, have all my
speeches aud conversations dsclamed being favor Of
high protective tanhand showing the extract 10 Mr.
Wise, he Immediately said there was mistake about II,
he had sand that told him and that h, Sond nut
me night III the newspapers.
The facts these; Mr. WISE his speeches. contends
that am IN favor of protective tariff because have ad-
mittcd that would have voted the tariff Of 1912 had
been IN Congress- and he considers that a hyh protective IN
rif, but he that he told one that told him
that was IN favor OF high protective tariff That there
may be no mistake about my opinions the subject will
now say that IN favor only OF raising enough
Tor an economical administration OF the Il. - Government
and at the time afford incidental protection to our
manufacturers mechanics &c. believe that tariff uf-
cent 10 enough for economical admins
traton Of the Government will afford sufficient protection
10 our manufactures, mechanics, Sc and moderate tariff
IL much more apt be than high one per-
manence aud stability the success of
manufactures than thing else Such is the specua
ting disposition of people, that very high protective
tamil would induce thousands rush into and
the great comp titon would ruin them nand besides rs
said before very high protective tariff could be stable
and permanent and the repeal of It would PROSTATE
E believe he manufac themselves do desire high
protective a for the above Mr. Clay m his
last great speech on the tariff particularly says that tariff
which will yield revenue for economical adnnistra.
ton OF the Federal Government will afford ample protection
to our manufacturers provided Is Iudicous and dscrm
mating.
Mr.. Wise considers me in favour Of high protective ta
nil because said would have voted for the tamil SAG
rih was high protective tariff, for presume Mr. Tyler
would have vetoed II, If had been high protective tariff
he i nota high protective tariff man. AT all events am
against high protective tamil TOR the above and
believe the great Wing party against and Mr. Clay
Us said before, m his last great tariff speech, confirms
was at Mathews, Gloucester New Kent, and James
City, with Mr. Wise. Tomorrow go Warwick on
2Oth, to llampon 2ith Accomac and 9th hc day
OF the eecuOn), To Northampton have been advised by
my friends go the Eastern Shore, that not 60
10 Lancaster Northumberland which regret exceeding
ly, and will thank any friend Wing read my ad
dresses the day the election those counties
TO the good people Of said countless that the Legislature
late that has been impossible for thcn and
] hope they will excuse
Most respectfully, yours,
HILL CARTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

We surrender our columns almost entirely t, correspon-
dents. Excited by the Of the country and the near
approach OF the Elections the People demand to be heard
through the Press, and We yield to the application.
Much that's sent compelled exclude but we
publish much, and ask Tor it the attentive consideration of
the country. The Correspondent from Hampton commenced
yesterday and concluded today the country reader will
find OF particular interest The People of the 9Th Con-
gressona District his powerfully addressed by one
whom Richmond has delighted honour though now liv
ing point-oas, who with little pretenson is
superior in all respects.
The upologist OF Mr. Wise, too has the place to which
he is entitled.
Liberal and generous he is, he will not beieve-ai
least he Is unwilling belevc-the unjustfiable the
the violent and outrageous lengths which
Wise has gone in conducting the present Canvass Yet
Is certainly The newspaper representations Of Mr.
Wiscs of tongue fall short of the private state
which in circulation from the trustworthy
sources. Wise, whom opponent could have put down.
while he remained Wise, the country and Truth
has snued himself out-eNtinguishod himself--He can
again have weight any where-He may be reelected
very probably soout the public deprived Of all
strength from this time forward. He like Sampson after
he had been toying in the lap Of Delah. His hair has
been of. Confidence in him is gone-and confidence
once lost, is recovered.
al" the Tax bill powerful formerly and treats
Of theme which presses sorcy the public mind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
GREENBRIER

The Wings of Greenbrcr are wide awake and will this
spring make amends to their political friends for their wav-
erng IN 1912. Mr.. CaceH worthy gentleman and lib
eoI poiican but he himself find fault with Wing
population in selecting Wing representatives;
At a Meeting Of the Central Wing Committee.
Appointed by the State Central Committee at Richmond
and Ia addition thereto large portion Of the Whg Party
Of Greenbuer held the Courthouse April llth Is43 for
the purpose, OF organizing the and adopting such
surcs will most eeciuay render instrumenaity sue
cessiu the Election Of DOCT. THOMAS CREIGH,
to the Legislature OF Virginia; Of IA MES b. WATTS
of Roanoke 10 the next Congress. and HENRY CLAY Of
Kentucky 10 the next Presidency Of the United States.
Ga motion Of d.. VIM w Syme Mr.. Thos. Cregh. ST.
requested take the chair and 5 b. Finley appointed
secretary.
The several precinct committees should appearlere but
are omitted for room
Resolved that the said Precint Committees be and they
hereby requested 90 hold meetings ~ practbe
elect Officers and add Ia their members as many more
Good and true Wings" them may seem advisable
and adopt for Themselves such other may tend
most 10 the triumphant success OF the Wing principles
all Coming Elections.
Resolved that the treasurer receive al monies arising
from any intended for the promotion and extension
Of the Whgcnuse until after the 18th OF March, 1916: und
dbur-e the directed by said committee he object
Of this resolution recommended to the prccint committees,
. sso.l
Resolred, that WIN. II. symc, James H. Ncsmith, VIM.
Cory and John a. North, be- constituted committee forth
with 20 prepare short ond comprehensive address, cspeci.
ally 90 the Precint committees aud Whgs, Of Greenbrer
geuc ei.u in their individual and collective capacites; t.
ensure the success o prime plcs only the present
spring Elections, but for constant presentation Of the
same aIi suitable occasions for I'll coming time.
On motion Of Doct WIN. n. Symc, Rcsoired, that this
meeting gives it- support 90 James b. Waite a. the Wing
Candidate 1r bus Congressional district and use all fair aud
Iaujib'' ne1r. q. ensure hs election.
Resolved that recommend a. the Wing Psrty q ou
county Nr James g. Watts, the candidate for Congress
in ls uct earnestly urge upon ther the propney
Of sxcrtI.E ihcmssIse. boo behalf Of mis- election.
Resolve I1titc Wia- ui the District be, and they
hereby earnestly solicited. unite with the Wings Of t
meeting u IN accomplishing the cleo
I ton of the Wing candidate Mr.. James q. Watts.
In support of tho above resolutions, DDct VIM ~ Symc
offered 90 his usually fOr.Jio impressive aud cneCeuc man
n,r, most ,ryon and patriotic appeal a. the meeting
which li.toued % with pleasure and cordially appr0
. hat,d. THOMAS GRElGU, ST.. Chr.
s. e. FINLEY, serty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
From tAe AIerandr,a Ga,,,,,

iHk DEBATE AT kINg GEoRGE CouEr IIouSr R.r,,,,
MtsRs' NEWTON AND HuNrER.-rhe object of In. write,
s Is TO give tar and concise narrative of this mo in
'erTsung discussion The day was n fine one Nv .Iev.
O'Clock Dom OF the Congressional Champions v.ro am ,h
g'ouhu, AZ Twelve, the crowd, which wus unusunv l,,.
repaired 10 'nc Court House, where Mr. Hunter mounted h
rosfuni and commenced an eloquent nyecyc ,n;r, ~
wing measures OF Bank, Tariff and Distribute, sII; ny;
ielowcitikens that these hcrcsics abroad In ,b
After having attacked each of those measures in
anu having spoken for about hours Mr. uun,,, go
GUIDED by some complimentary illusions 10 his nn,,sn;,
Mr. Newton then took the stand and delivered sn,rch
winch Tor beauty oi language elegant sarcasm and nb
1 nave seldom heard surpassed. lie concurred with NJ
Hunter that there horesics abroad in the Coup, h
mey were hard money and free trade" those ,h,orcci
anu visionary doctrines OF dreaming political enthusiasts
Mr. Newton addressed the crowd for an hour and half
ana concluded amidst bursts OF applause which ,h
very wcikln ring." In justice both gentlemen mn,
say, that they acquitted themselves with mas,,,y nh;
and that the canvass conduc in the fines, shirt IT,
are bland and courteous gentlemen. That Mr. N.w,on
will be elected II the Wings will be vigilsnt and nc,v
do not think there is doubt. To the Wings ,hroucbo,
the Congressional District appeal Let us then make The
cause OF Newton our own. Lctus be patriotic Our ronn
try hes prosate and bleeding every pore To IN. no
TO the polls! Lctu goin solid phalanx Loteycry man h
at his post and grid his the conflict and tho
victory will be ours. ARIS,rinES 0
CAROLINE COUNTY, April IL. IS43
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

differences order the expulsion OF the Van Buren, dy
nasty In 1910. will It not be equally required defeat its
restoration IN lsi4' All, could not but and
again o. MI Wisos memorable sentiment In 1889 which
should be in letters OF gold the Intel OF
American door; 1.-The Wing who will support
Henry Clay, because he cannot get other aVourite
for the Presidency, acts unTcasonaby mady he
who would refuse upon the plank OF the shpwrcck
floating within his reach upon the furious because
lac could reach the Jolly boat and would not gasp Sts
Sides because the ship itself had down. forgetting that
the country sinks by his folly he too, must sink with IT.
In conclusion. Mr. Wise gave abundant satisfaction TO
the Locoiocos-thc@e he reviled-they were IN
very rupturcs his cSstRntons Ut the Wings and this
thought guide enough for and all genuine Wings
Adigul
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

longer the District In which he rcsidewhen this known
TO be undesirable fact will the Wings YES the gallant
wings OF the Richmond District indifferent and in
Scn'c aud their enemies going forth In battle array To
Affect complete Triumph win they look on with salts.
faction and eonencnt aud see their own principes mn,
down by diseordant party win they consent Tor self
styled Democrat to defeat them the next election when
inc eyes OF thousands anxiously turned behold this L.
sue hope not. No! lcsnnot believe that one single
wing VIII absent himself from the polls ON the day of ,be
eeenon-hat they will remain n, home when the storm Is
raging and thrcaining To ovorxhem their psrv h, H. n
Around the Wing banner which In triumph has been waxn
80 long In their midst, there must be STRONG; p,,,T
ana Perehancc II is permitted to weather the gal. .nj
appear "sull high advanced" in the suSh;a ~
political prosperity the Wing brethren may clasp each Other
IN eAuitaon andoy and their victorious CO.
'N e'e'NS VI h'H FALLEN enemies. A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
To my Democratic friends aRd teiiOlr eitissas Of the
ArSnh Congressional District and especially Of G!ou-

To Democratic friends asd teiIOr- eitssas Of the
NrSnh Congressional District and especially Of GlOu-
eesfeT cOHatg:
You have for choice candidates, viz: Henry A.
Wise o. the county of Arcomac, and Hill Carter, OF
Charles City county-the first QuondAm Wing ercn uL
trd) the latter (Mr. Carter, Wing now Wing then.
a genuine Wing always Which OF these will you
vote for Will YOU vote for Henry A. Wiscl Can you
vote for him' Did You for him years agol
Did you not dcnounce him ultra Whigl Did YOU
not that Henry A. Wise the dangerous man
OF the whole delegation in CongcSSi And now,
willing TO take dcscrcr, apostatc renegade III
place the facring JUNCTION your souls! One thing
ct two is certain. That Henry 4. Wise dcscrtc
aposate and renegade; YOU backsders. History
will tell that dcsertcr traitor. yet advanced
the party whom he they deserted. Iousti
doubtless, have in memory the famous Benedict Ar
nold he. in the glorious and God be praised
test for Independence turned TTdifOr-and thank Hea.
he did turn traitor. for myself attribute greatly
that treachey the happy termination of tho revolution OF
20 Arnold, 10y that rcachery, did good; he, Anne.
rcas citizen, voluntarily enlsng in the American cause.
descHcdlett his couny-wcnt his countrys worst
enemies And what his reward Why, the scorn,
contempt and neglect OF the nation whom he deserted
and, at last, went down
To the vile dust. from whence he sprung
Unwcpt unhonored, and unsung
that will be my friend Mr.. Wsc's fate; for
with all his faults, lore him STILL
THE SPIRIT OF '76.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
IIH Carter. Esq.

We beg leave to invite the particular attention Of the
Wings OF Lancaster and Northumberland, Mr. Curtes
letter.
Let them do their duty the man. the noble fellow who
fought his counuys battles, while School Boy. Let To
call him Federalist, if they choose. He is no Tory
at all events. Mr. Garter will have in his power to
be the Northern Neck. Let the Wings there make it
take Of his interests, and those Of
the country identified with him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES.

~ Clarke Bcnamin Moby Nathaniel Sheppard bearing
date % day June 1925 duly admitted record
subsber q Nathaniel Sheppard
senby public The bidder a. the front
Ben Tavern the city Of Richmond Tor the Ism day ~
May 30 valuable Slaves and female Among Them
u the intelligent aud valuable the state
informed. WIN. ?. SHETLAND
~ 2i-dtds Executor Of Nathaniel Sheppard,