Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
GREEN-N, CII.NER

Every ineha Wing" has appeared in Green, and from
all accounts made very strong impression there The
Charlottesville Advocate OF Saturday ssys-"we learn from
other sources that Gov. Gimer will be sustained aus
tanned all in the feeble aud angud manner by the
Democracy OF Green well OF Madison" The Ad
vocatc adds:
These sagacous Democrats reason most Justly that they
can rcPose manner Of confidence one who has be.
,rayed his own friends and repaid their long attachment and
faithful support OF him with aposney and ingattudc Ven
ly such politicians will their reward"
A corrcsondcnt OF the Advocate, from Green, saws
Mr. NdgTuder: l present yesterday when the Ex.
Governor made his debut in the County OF Green, when,
have no doubt he intended, If appauded by the Democ.
raey to 20 somewhat large the past history OF poll
ucal parties, but he was evidently considerable loss
select subject that would the appcutes OF new
every inch democracy friends. lie, however, back
the fountain head-to Gen Jacksonville candy that Is TO
swecen the pill to Dc swallowed by the Governors brother
Democrats. The man who in 80 said that bad name
might hang good dog and that the of the adage
might be true, to wit. that the selsted democrats might
bring good name to the galows, is now the who is
found among those who style themselves lie appealed
TO his Abemarc friends frequently know what professions
ne hld made that he had not carried out lie proclaimed
himself the minister who the knot between the Bed
ford boys and Green aud Madison girls. lie would like TO
be nt the nuPuas any rate, and that the way he
bring about his election This poor political argument
but Is Is the strongest urged by the Hon. Ex-Governor
In regard 20 the Presidency. he has built himself sub
S'ant'a 6ad and when the time comes will doubt make
use OF IT. lie said he for candidate in the field
the Presidency but any who would take up his
principles Where is that be found pray. unless
Captain Tyler the mani lie ha rather be Chief Ma
giStrate OF this untered Commonwealth than President
OF the United States lie harpcd good deal upon the
question between New York and Virginia. and the differ
cncc between him and the Legislature and the interest of
the south at large lie descantcd upon the great prnc
pies OF original justice making that rampant behind which
TO hide his political deformiy. The Governor is pretty
clever fellow, but can't take the people Of Green that
way. There was applause for n great many funny
things told by him and at his own expense.
lie wishes It distinctly understood he meant 10 take no
of l.
Vhg; for Harry Clay, Actor all the abomnabe meas.
ures OF the party he proud be member of
no longer than the Richmond Convention when the Wings
OF Aoemare saluted him at the Governors house He
bused Mr. Clay all the tne and made that his theme amos,
altogether heard several Democrats say they would not
vote for turn eoa-thcy could think voting for the
OF the Whigs-one who had He'd from the rank,
and was now telling upon them understand from many
that his remarks were unsatisfactory. gentleman
OF that party informed however that he hc Governor
told him he would go for Martin Van Buren, ii the nominee
OF the National Convention. Oh consistency consistency
thou art Jewel -
The Governor told the people why he did not sup
port Van in 1910. lie gave he thought satisfactory
explanation why he did for Cen Harrison that he
was IN Richmond aud had no freehold but knows
why he did not tor Martin Van Buren,. think upon
the whole he was made very sick OF his trip Many vcxcd
questions were submitted him. such cky did you ieare
ne oa JacEson party Why suffer yourself be by
the Wings for Governor How that YOU would not
receive nomination the hands OF the Democrats Was
II because you were every inch Whp -
When you begin mans principles by inches
II Is time TO drop him. have the least doubt myscf of
his defeat, the Wings will be vigilant If the Governor
Is caught however by the Locos in the he is Hin
ging, would say them as Gen Gordon once said
BE you mark him!"
WATCH HIM.
Let ask Mr.. Glmcr if he did not say some year or
SO ago. tina, Henry Cays honesty had kept him being
President, and he feared would continue TO exclude himl
he has forgotten the declaration will refer him to
high Aibemare authority.
Political tr'nmers, destined always the fate
They by the force Of circumstances or demagogue
talent, float for whie-but they inevitably 20 down AT
last "unwepi unhonoTed and unsung" There is in the
world much larger amount OF good than schemng
politicians imagine. The homespun and the clouted Shoe
cover sagacy and love of country they suppose
Is glorious fac, in the history of the American People
that the specializing politician, who attempted make the
People the instruments OF his AMBITION instead OF making
himself the instrument advance their honor and happiness
has nereT good end lie has always been found
out, bafed and shelied. Some time other may cite
instances 10 prove what say warning those who
enjoying temporary popularity Immediately begin abuse
i'or their instead OF using for the ends the public
good.