Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-14

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King the government the peoples master.
These, gentlemen, are my opinions. have pnrposely
svowed 'hem WIN the utmost frankness-They arc not
the sentiments OF the moment but the result Of much recc
ton and Of experience the Affairs OF the country
believe them to be such sentiments are alone compai
BILE with the permanent prosperity Of the country or the
long continuance OF its union
And now gentlemen having thus solemny avowcd thess
sentiments, and these convictions, you should find me
hereafter false them fatcr In their support
conure you, by oil the duty to your country
by all hopes Of her prosperity and renown by all your
love for the general Of liberty throughout the world
eoUure you that miscreaRf you
seipes 80 onrigh -sfraight toricard in maintaining
with your utmost ZEAL and with oil your power, the true
principles Of tho best the happes the most glorious con-
snution Ut Tree government with which IL has pleased
Proydencc in age to bless any Of tho nations Of the
| earth---Saiem Register.
WAat ne Loeefoeos think Of John Tyier-Thc Lo.
cofoco party consistent Their principles teach them
TO lose sight Of the plumber DO scrupulous from
whose hands offered them Hence when tho present
imbecile who IL, by accident President offered himself
and his offices for sale In the public SHAMELESS
matter OF surprise that the bidders a from the Loco.
yer and traitor gued by the Bonded knee and aer-
ing lips OF the fawning sycophans Their hungry mouths,
once crammcd TO OVERLOOKING by Van Buren,, again
filled by Tyler. But the victim Of this cunning Locooco
imposition has come for his pay In return for the pro-
fuse avshen OF the public plumber he claims that there
shall be "Honor among thieves" Tyler has played
long enough into his ndversaes' hands, and urg.
cs his clam for the "odd Trick" To say that these
demands have carried CONSERVATION in the Locofoco ranks
would but eeby the actual state Of the But
what done7 They had hoped the embece could
have been hoodwinked cheated another year. But they
fear the loss OF the good will Of John Tyler, well knowing
that will be accompanied with the loss Of the
and fishes The subterrancan wing OF the Grand Army
through their organs the Globe &c. make
secret OF their real opinions Of the dement's Of the ra
tor The Argus, ct id omne genus, whom the o the
spos sweet shelter themselves in silence The third
division, headed by the Richmond Enquirer Democratic
Review &c. have undertaken the arduous task to enghen
the obtuse intellect OF John Tyler in regard TO his po
snon in the Locofeco ranks.
The difference between the Wings and Locoocos so far
as Tyler Is concerned, be stated in few words The
former believed him honest and generously gave him their
support. The latter purchased him with full knowledge
OF his treachery, dishonesty and utter imbeciliy.
Albany Journal
This is well and truly stated The Wings have no cause
for se-repoach in taking retrospect Of their treatment of
Capt Tyler. Batting the unfortunate confidence they law
ished unworthy upon him they have nothing regret
Their lofty, dsnerested and noble spurnng him
and his offices, when they found him eacherous their
principles, WILL when the preudces and passions Of the
day passed, rebound their lasting honour There
such instance in the annals OF party of disregard of SELF
and stern devotion TO principle and country.
When the Wings cast Tyler oil base and treacherous
he eagerly seized upon by the Democrats and coued
and atered, until he regard himself the po
pular in the confedeacy. They knew what he was
when they thus took him their bosoms But they were
greedy for the spois-and very astdous about the
were degrading themselves, in playing the bypoce and
sucking Treasury pap by of the fusome euo-
gies Of John Tyer-whch in their hearts they knew be
unmerited Their moral code did condemn such line Of
conduct. Their seespect nierposed barrier such
trucking and humiatng discrimination. Thrift follow
awning and fasehood-and they did hesitate to bend
the knee to Mr.. Tyler, and bespater him with prases-
which their consciences told them false.
Now that they attempting get rid of their vicm
the arguments they themselves furnish the
amplest vindcauon Of the Wings. The Globe many
words calls him unprnciped traitor" The Enquirer
in terms less strong but not less expressive, places him
the unenviable category. i've consider him G says)
Wing in lS40." He is Democrat now. it is uue-but
he wing in 40. He betrayed deserted the Party
that elected hm-and therefore support him for
the Presidency This is the confession in substance
the Enquirer. How completely does it justify the wings
for casting off the trator-and what Tebuke is to the
Enquirer which shed tears the prosecutions of poor
Mr. Tyler, and thought him the worstused man alive
Now when his patronage pretty nearly exhausted and he
is becoming troublesome-O! he a wing in 40, and
OF course, traitor since that tme and therefore, fit
associate with Democrats; and the Wings treated him
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