Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-20

years, ana the world cannot change their opinions The
North, the East the Middle and the West all are nearly
unanimous IN favor ct IL, while the South and South
Westii IS advancing in popularity very far beyond any
question of the day
The conjecture Of Mr.. MeDufe's opposition to the an
neNauon Of Texas fortified by opinions he expressed
IN his Oregon speech the last session and We have no
question j. well founded
Mr.. Calhoun aud Me Enquirer.
FrOm tic Carolina watSbmanN
For n long time, Father Richie. of the Richmond En-.
quirer, wes very sweet with his Calhoun aios.O much
indeed that he would admit communication
into his paper discussing the merits ct the principal
asPlran {" the Presidenct Mes. Calhoun aud Van b.
rem Recent Developments however have shewn him Tint
his wing e Van Buren, decidedly the strongest and the
old ush l. getting little "sGtsy." lie lately mustered suf
heitni courage thus TO rebukc Calhoun contemporary:
Does the Republican sefiOuSy expect, that time will
brighten the prospects OF Mir Calhoun We suspect il
la5ong under some deGsiOn which only sufficient
TO dspel"
We ourselves struck the time with the unusu,
decision OF 'hs language OF The Enquirer tow ards Mr. al
houn and cenec'uted hA that DAY one OF the Juniors
held the peu the senior possibly our fate at this wr
ng having the Tyler grippe, being on an excursion TO
cat fresh and enjoy the fine air OF Brandon We
could scarcely believe that who plunes himself on
refined tact whatever and mPAcsbe enmity his heart
cherished Ter Mr.. Calhoun and has cherished since 1921
with fresh inisions - and 80 and again in 42 would
N the condition Of his partys affairs requiring all
the help hat can be ootsincd hss
MI Calhoun down the wind and incsuuousy and deeo
y offend arse body OF ardent intelligent and uncompro
missing friends Cd Homer nodded sometimes. end We
suppose venerable reiCh5or no, exemp, from the hu
irai.ty Ct gs;sag sleepy.
Does the Republican seriously expect that ..fiH,s will
brighten the prospects Of NJ. Calhoun Sach an erpe.
iauon, =das the EuquIrer, deusOa and % srs, and
vain and stupid deusi0n, implies that nothing but
time can van4ulsh II. Argument, reasoning evidence
would all Be thrown away, Now, ii this b. tue .h,
need s Eiiog, a EXQUISITE tact tel the Calhoun,es So
and jet ~ tie pinch, when the help Of every one OF
h=n, ard more than al OF them, required 10 give Mr.
NaH Buren chance VI election Why tai, unpee,,
say ncioa Epon e ensibiites oi - strong and need
4 and sensitive body mso 4. the Cahoaaitss- Wby
50 beyond tie pesent cOntesi aad shut the gates asuin
Nr. C-houn 10Y - time, Why assume the Propb.r.
mantle and al s future wei A. the prs-ent 10 b,
a-l-rauoas' Why F=ther have continued sui the oil
game and ed Mr. Cahoan with PRAISES which none oa.l
e. h=a BE- VINO bestowed them, and pampered INN
VIII hope q iata. favor and support from the Enquirer
and hs parry, which, that future none will be - eager
defeat
Nothing u, however all ta-, save for ,hc amuse
which il sfords We shall not ha,ier Nj Calhoun
AM hs friends for their help nor the Enquirer yes,e
day predicts abuse them FOR Withholding from Mr. Clay
giving Vsa. We . with Henry v on the eve Of
TIC battle Of Greasy that have enough" and to
spare. We have the leader whom, Of all the world We
prefer head the charge, aud opposed ~ precisely
tie leader whom Of all others, prefer at the head
oi the hostile array. W. well convinced oi our .r
per.T strength, that but little Tor the help OF any
but such yg. be willing regard Mr.. Cay's election as
finally eou-eeraung the principles OF the Wing party
We wish, at length, the confusion OF the 20 Year,
terminated and the policy Of the Federal Government
fixed upon 4 stable and astng basis.
EiElish PsnsioHs-rere are o. 900 pensioners on the
military list Of whom 10000 only between forty and
fifty years old
Poisou.-A boy poisoned in U,ics, by eating green
paint.
Lady'' GymHaaiaui.-wills says there s a gymnasium
IN Broadway "wherc ladies' don the Turkish costume and
taught climbing, p0,ring, &c, jackets and loose
ifoWscrs."
Tie Saturday HpquirD-The Philadelphia Gazette has
the following just tribute t excellent publication:
"The specimen number Of the philadelphia Saturday
Inquirer hi, been laid before u and goody sheet -
aiJdInR 10 the reader variety ui original and
selected matter u cas7ts and professions IL y made
articles prepared Tor the Daily Inquirer; and any one
who - 81 oil acquainted with the high reputation for excel.
rrce which that good sheet Justly possesses, will know that
the weekly Offering cannot tail to be good, also in every
specL
"1c number before siaics that tho regular publ
cation wi not be commenced until ine first Saturday ia.
nulry, ensuing We wisi for that prosperous course
which sure it. excellence will deserve"
Resuscitaiion.-Thc ST. L,us Republican record. a
single instance Of the re,usciiaon Of young Jewish girl
in that city who supposed be dead end hnd already
been carried 10 the jewish buuying ground for inerment
There were hopes oi her recovery.
Conggestot IisJ,eo By PRlsoJrr.-This work !. y,ry
highly spoken Of by most Of the journals Of TIC day.
"The Plain PeoDi,."--Tho Hartford daily Courant says
"a young Quaksress married few evenings since in
Philadelphia and her bnda dress consisted OF giass