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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-18
TlE TAX RIII

Our information leads believe that the Tax Bill ia
bitter pill in Of the State 1t is thinning the
ranks Of Loco Focosm seriously.
We have heard much OF Loco Foco tact and MANAGE
ment. 1t Is all a mistake. While Jackson was on IN.
stage, they could 20 wrong His popularity bore them
umphnnty through the violation Of every principle and
the consequences Of all bluuders When thu, was with
drawn, they speedily sustained the mos, over
wheming defeat And they now having been put on
their feet again by Tyers apostacy preparing for
selves similar fate We that the party last win
say nothing Of their conduct aw.mske exhibit
ed party series Of the stupid and striking blum
ders which any party committed. They have ALSO
luiely dsarmed themselves Their folly sitting here four
months and filling their pockets with gold while they
denied Virginia her money, and laid and greyous
in the oppressive form 10 pay for their
derHs, IS 50 excessive that they only submit to
be dubbed very Indifferent patriots bu, as very great
An Assembly Of Houenots would have displ,ved
more cunning and address, II principle and patr
otism We have already said thnt so ndicr
ent Legislature here, and add hst if the pespe
find IN their hearts pardon such worthless servants
the charitable impulse proceed from the conviction
that they were really too ignorant 10 do any better They
knew, however the way Of putting 100 thousand dollars
into their own pockets these hard times, Yes-it
must be confessed they understood that matter with all
their Democracy and stupidity boot. They sweat.
ed the old State pretty severely. one Hundred and
TieeHty Thousand Dollars il very near the amour,
OF me hen tareS-and II these worthy, patent De-
mocats, had pleased they could by going home two
months sooner, and taking the Land Money, have saw
ed almost the whole the people, But it is snug in
their pockets. They did thriving business ut the
Dear Peoples expense this last winter did our Demo
cratic" Legislature.
Well, dear counuymen let them humbug you again on
the 9TH with "Democracy and oil its capap terms II
will be sensible you be fooled again by the same tricks
But let tell you, you will get sick OF them at last and
round TO the old and tried policy Of the
country. You must do IL, to yourselves and country
from ruin and beggary.
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distinguished Statesman who justly the fsvorite
the Wings Of the United States.
some good neople, doubt not from what learn.
will be carried OIL by the belief that Mr. We's presence
IN Congress highly desirable the Shareholders OF the
South We have wish dspsrSse his services in this
respect His efforts have been many zeaous, and
voent but prepared that their violence
has not Invested his this behalf of the
dignity, and in this shon them Of all moral force an6
OF all effect More dignity grcater ealmncss, less upros-
robustness might have been well substituted for dsiemper-
ed impemosiiy.
But with respect the candidates now before the
9Th District, how stand they in reference this of
Aboitlonf l. Mr. WISE than Mr. Csrter' Does the
latter the housandt part hair short OF the former
the matter of slavery and Southern ghsi Mr. Carter
goes as far this subject he who forhest; aud
though he may not the floor OF Congress, make fiery
exhibitions OF himself his nppant opponent, yet
We dare prophesy for him that when the rug of war; for
Southern rights on he will be found breaking his
lance with the enemies OF the South calamity the
bravesi OF knights. Moreover. Mr.. Carter is of the
largest Shareholders in Virginia, and in this circumstance
thevo,er of the 9Th District have the of all guarantees
that the subject OF slavery he may be trusted safely
Mr. Wise or any living south OF Mason and Dixons
line
Then put the people of the 18th District on their
guard against Mr.. wse's ar appeals the subject OF
Abolition. These appeals should be listened with the
greatest caution and much allowance. However Mr.. Wise
may seon positive fasehood he yet of malignant
pr JUDGES and strong passions and these, doubtless strong
y colour his opinions Smartng under the chngrn OF
lection by the Conscrp Fathers OF the republic: sighted
and neglected. he thinks himself by the Wings rerenge
his watch-word This will betay him ultra injustice
and magniy besides, his dcnunciations OF the Wing par
the subject of abolition should receive credit
he shall explain the people how that he warmly
pushes against the Wings now, the very charge which he
zealousy defended them against in 1910.
For part, have been called ON to expose
such eNtravagant Demagogueism and malignant injustice
this attempted Mr. Wise identify the Wings with the
Aboitionists. Spargere Ambiguas-hat his
mode of attack. 1t is the only he with
any hope OF For by direct proof fair reason
ing, his accusation can never be sustained.
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"Hnnfer'R Hobbu ~

See the exposition Of Hunters Hobby" Hard oney,
Free Trade and Direct Taxes" by Plebean rough but
strong PEN
This is CGihounim-FTee Trade and direct Taxes
And connected with this, the humiliation Of the Banking
system Yes this is genuine Cahounism We are 10
give free trade oil nations tho nation allows it TO
us And We must pay 30 millions year in Direct Taxes
TO the Federal Government for no less will be required
sides what we pay to support the State Governments.
All Banks be put down and these % or 30 millions
year must be paid in hard money!
Wo should cut figure indeed, If besides our burden.
some State taxes required pay 90 millions
Of direct taxes 10 the Federal Government People who
could do it, would fly England from the oppression.
We hope the People will drive these mad and msche-
theorists and ALL the shades Of private life
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-18
MIR WEBSTER

The Baltimore Clipper Of the 18th, has the following
notice Of Mr. Webster and his future plans,o how much
credit entitled tho reader Judge for himself;
perception however, very little. Mr.. Webster, by becoi.
ing candidate would differ from the Clipper in think
ing, exhibit quite much discretion" his political
attery has displayed It would be Of piece with
that course.
has much sagacy imagine possible, and
much pride voluntarily the Notifying result which
would follow.
Where "hc will co." puzzled him at FanueiI Hall to
anticipate shall be- presumptuous enough TO decide
Into the Wing ranks he the abeor u Tyics
opOacy and his coaor the slandcrer Of Henry Clay and
the Renegade who not satisfied with opOstazng himself,
submitted base motives the whole Wing party 10 induce
them q, follow his example IN abandoning their principles
Tor lucrc can find no countenanco In their ranks.
Defeat thousand times over IN company with true and
disineroed Wings. rather than success IN association with
traitors and aposatcs and by any assistance OF theirs The
Wing party happily purgod Of these Janu'iaecd
conference.-the proAigste politicians who joined IN the
hope Of sharing "the Spos" and never for one will we
cease % raise voice against their readmission
Hon DANIEL WEBsrfR. The retirement oihis gentleman
from the cabinet has been generally expected and wrfnd
announced 30 ~ the papc a TIE n0fhi mat Deofe h
departure from Washington, he sert ~ ms Iegnau"n %
Secretary Of State 70 take effect on toe histoi mex month
has been supposed by many that, on reunng from M
cabinet, be would the appointment ~ munster
EnRland-bu undcrtqnd that he has diherert we've
and that he will 10 certaily, become cano'on" iF un
presidency EoAt election We learn mat moro tts
month ago this Intention smude known 70 Distinguish
ed politician q Pennsylvania 10 whom nc aVo"ed ms DC
termination sustain tie plan for relieving inc s's SUD
. mittcd by the Hon. w. Cost Johnson.
We admire the talents Of Mr. Webster md have no doub
that If elected president he would exert himself & Prom9t
| the honor and interests OF the county-bui, unde
existing crcu-nstances we doubt whether lie vii
exhibit his usual discretion in becoming candidate
! However, this is matter for his own consideration
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NE. CLAY,S Speeeh 70 TIE onaker Nr.nd.nhan


In another place, have attempted in feeble way,
vndcae Mr.. Clay and the Wing party against the frantic
charges OF Abolitonism preferred against them by their
quondam associate, Mr. II. 4. Wise. This perhaps is
superuous thing; but It is always worth while
and injustice Boldly aledged and stouty persisted
in, often possible make impression upon mankind
by the incredible aud impossible charges And
given understand that this very case Mr. Wise
by his vehement defamation has induced numbers believe
what the violent fermentation OF his passions has imposed
upon his creduity that namely, Mr. Clay Abo
uonsts! It's remarkable that this and all his other bad
opinions OF Mr. Clay should have suddenly upon Mr.
Wse,atthe opening OF the Extra Session 4l-grev up
were IN night like Jacks bean sta-but let that pass
Ii have failed TO vindicnie Mr. Clay, he himself has
;umphanty vndicated himself in his speech to Menden
hall the Quaker made last October Indiana; so clearly
and unansweraby vndicated himself that the Enquirer
rOuld publish II, being afraid of effect upon its
anediluyians! Is impossible imagine absolute
proof OF its conelusiyeness.
To this speech we invite the attention of all who have
heard Mr.. Wises defamation; and Wings OF
that District every where read the people from the
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DinIriddir.

GooDwyN (Locol who voted for the sdous Tax BILL has
found necessary abdcae and is longer candidate
for reelection. We advised who his
but whoever he is understand from pretty good autho
ry that he will be beaten, surey the fourth Thurs
day comes" Nobody. hear, vindcaes the Tax BILL
ereept the Orerseers! They exempted by it from
having their salaries taxed until they exceed SIO0-We
did believe and do believe stll majority
that the Oversec, far from wishing any exemption would
regard insult and libel. We thought and think
still. there is class of People patriotic Did the
Grandson understand them better when he judged that they
could be br5ed support wrong by being spared
by making others bear their Just share of the public bur
thens
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GENERAL RULES
I'm regard 10 Trans portRtion the Richmond.
fredericksburg Potomac and Louisa
HafI Roada.
ADOPTED by The Prs.ent and DIRECTION. March 2gd ls

Adopted by Directors, March god.
Is. An articles intended be Railroad be
the ordinary exposures Of transportation, and be distinctly
marked with the initials Of the consignee
% The articles when brought Depot accompanied
by two tickets stating the articles with specification ~ the
number n packages parcels
the Of each and place they
by whom and correspond
tickets will be signed by the the Depot and Dc
vered the person the The be
retained by the agent to be flied away
d. The charge for the transportation Of horses or live stock IL
always be paid 10 tho before they A.
general rule, the eharF" for articles Richmond will be
paid At the Richmond Depot when delivered and the charge for
articles from County Depots Fredoeksbu viii he paid
At the fredericksburg Depot when delivered In other
charge will be paid Depot articles
forwarded when the Treasurer shall otherwise direct
pa may be obtained rom he Depot agentn The country upon
depose with such agent Of fifty for each baghe dopoe
brought TO the Country Depo and there transferred 10 the Compa
bags When the feacbesthe Depot the
take haway IN the bags in which ardve like depo
site with the agent town ohy cents for each bag or s equa
lent such depo.e a. In the other case to be restored when the
S grain transported bags and
they returned the 60 the Company
9Th When private snd afterwards taken
~ mpraceabs ascertain their contents while The trans in
And regard articles kind received De
hvered The way between pubic Depo The Company will
Kind IN such articles n such while the
Comranys Depot IN M such eHpeden that the con
sFnor o constance as the may be- white person
and deliver ticket oT Inc me r,,o t,.tn The sres
should be- properly put Wy and ned ohefesses.
IN Articles 10 be- transported from Depot must be BROUGHT
The Depot sufficient before departs enable the Com
panys csu tickets receive the ehsfge
fotrsnposoa -,e out the manifest and enter ne ssme
sh On The a ~ tain AZ Richmond Or federesbuE M
agent win In bot n be Eep IN . public place DEPOT
The inspection n merchants and others mste an entV from M
nneof m brought ny the shelving the Of M
onsgnor consrnee mark number and description Of the proper
9th receipt required from the when he can
himself for the articles. his order when be- sends Tor IN,
same whole n any consignment day their
40 is@sm C. W McNuRDo, T,.a,~v
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Sonfhnmpfon.

We have heard nothing from this old Wing county.
We have movement, heard Of preparation,
to give sign TO their Wing brethren that the Wings Of
Southampton alive. The whole State Is in n Of
connection, but Southampton seems struck with the palsy
How is ~ Why s ~ The Butts, Urquharts Dovaneys.
Grifin', Parker, Rocheles-where thcy7 Are they
sul Parnlysed by Tyler's ueaohey, when their friends
every where else have recovered the vgor and energy
/ 1g4O1
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" The Globe proelaims Wise less supPOrtable BY De-
than Tyler Richie however. swiling him.
Having done break down the Wings OF the 7th Ds-
uiet, he will then fling him aside.
The Globe SAYS;
A TYLER DEMOCRAT
The Spectator undertakes make sprear that unite
with il in recognising Mr. Tyler Democrat, because,
in the OF the candidates for Congress in Vn
Ia, We put down Mr.. Wise Tyler Democrat.
Speaking OF the Globes list the Spectator says;
"Under the head Of Democrats is the name OF HENRY
A. WISE and tina, there may be mistake, he desg
mated TYLER Democrat! Had this appeared in the
Spectator what a confirmation il would have been Of
ryerism !"
Now that there he mistake in regard to idea
Of Tyler Democrat define the phrase: IL NOT
Democrat at ALL think Mr. Wise has claims what
Is a Dcmocrat-lcss than Mr.. Tyler himself.
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In addition above per value Of all
Liquids small packages OF Clothing Millinery and per
the value Of Dry Goods Furniture Crockey China Glass Cara
and Horses be paid Of delivering for
transportation II the Company expected 10 incur liability
and unless made of delivery the Com
will be responsible u the articles be damaged
When Goods which have been transported the Rail Road
sunc red 20 remain Depot the Company will be responsible
for hoes from fire. and they the Depot at
Richmond days Company charge the ord
Richmond IL therefore bc advisable
for persons whom articles consigned allow them
longer the Depot ac their arrival than be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-18

M fssIssIPPI LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS AGENCY
I'VE The subscriber Agent o. the Farmers Bank ~ Virginia and
The Bank ~ Virginia ook ae their lands and debts IN said
States VIII have In his power besides attending n the large
interests of bis prncpals Agent for others Ills re-
by the Ranks whose require activity and hulne
renders other Of HE claims 70 be eonfded
h. He would be glad u full empoymen-and viii be content
with moderate but certain compensation Refer for address &C.
Mes.rs Maefsand and Pegam, Presidents Of the BANKS
pp rs 2aw2w JAs. w BoULDlN, ofCpanoitei Va.
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Btnr C. B5ssT p IS se SeST'' l. Chairman

didn't do H-Co.. RandoIph, we arc informed. 10 e,
cape the odum Of the Tax B says he n not the author a
we law How con be says1' Col r., ~ the Chairman
~ inc finance Committee reported the TaS BU 10 tho
House containing io new subjects Of taxaon-the yspYdi
afiar clausc md tax salaries over $3.50.
Ne Senaie struck out the rcpudaf1g tax on State b,pds
and made other changes which relieved the Bill of some Of
rs enopiues AganstaI I'VE believe 4 the Senate. amend
mcns the C yofd, even splitting with hs colleague who
voted for the Senates amendment striking out the y,p
uNg clause Col H. is substantially the Iuthor II the Bill
tho he opposed the Senate's amendments. which f,L
passed would have improved character II The
Bill CAari0nsriHe Adcocafe
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II gives us pleasure 20 communicate the information
tanned in Mr. Rcins' statement the Public. n this be oil
the damage, and fully rely upon the accuracy Of his
ornaon he down the line yesterday 1t s nothing.
Jane River Canal.
To correct my erroneous impressions That may have
been made the extent of the damage done % the Ca
na by the late cshet IN James River deem IL my duty
u say that the weather continues favourable, shall by
FRIDAY next have al the breaches between Richmond and
S0usre far completed ne IN permit the packet that
day its regular Freight Boats
Saturday, certainly Monday next And for the spe.
cia bcuctof dealers Scrip, would further state that the
cost II the repas, occasoned by the frcshet a. Scove
will not exceed $500. RICHARD REINS,
Superintendent Repairs
Richmond. hprl t7th. isf3.
Psi presume tat The upper division extending from scotsvne
Lnehbu win be ready before understand the
damage that division but frhnr. r. REtNs.
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SNOW by On accurate measurement kept by Pro-
lessor Cleveland o Brunswick Maine, the snow y ascer
ined to have fallen fifteen feet since the commencement
u cold weathcr,-B
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

NJ OTI & E.-I'he subscriber returns his most
I thanks friends public generally for the
liberal support lac has received their hands twenty
three and informs them that he on tho
WASHINGTON HOTEL and It Is undergoing Thorough
inside and and will be reception of his
friends and the public by the FIRST OF MAY NENT I dis
ke ncwstAIer pUnuE, but VIII this the house
viii be IN better order 1t was built
view IN Richmond fronting the Capitol and
surrounding country II shan be furnished clean the
bedding shall be good and furnished
with the best the market affords and shall be
old Virginia style stables ,hal he we'll supplied attended
by good OseT shall all
enninoiatng prices shan be made times;
and nay friends and the public viii a think
shal be able please accommodation and pree
such that they will be
will another thing that drunkenness gaining
dissipation VIII be allowed the
feet order. be found my old
JOHN TALMAN
9- y. B-The Swan Tavern rate stand for
husinePo.scson the ht OF May inorma.
ton, enquire OF the subscriber
JOHN TALMAN
rom
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The fret salmon Il the served up ~ the Mer
chants Exchange Hotel In Boston on Monday.
Bait Pat.
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Hard Money, Free Trade aud Direct Tares-Hun,ered
Creed-Voters Of the sh Congressional District con
you go a.

Hard Money, Free Trade aud Direct Tares-Hun,ereaR
Creed-VOters Of the Sh Congressional District can
you go m7
Are you willing pin your judgments the sleeve OF
who makes the above confession q" faith ms gospel
do you think aid IN placing him IN the posi-
he Graves where his whole energies be eiiec-
uay used for the avowcd purpose OF making money
by schemes whose end and object 10 dve good
bank circulation through the operation of
what is called the Hard Money policy, and that the
very time when suffering under the evils OF an
and great needlessy increased TAXATION
forced upon through the tender mercies OF Legislature
OF Gcrrymandering Democrats Heaven save the mark
spite of the praise and lamentations Of the people who
asked for bread but received SoncS-Nho thinks we have
much money circulation any, let him the Hard
Money Estate ana Federa"--Iust give them power
with their desires, and OF they honest
their opinions and dare carry them OUT Just certain
y will the circulation become diminished and the price Of
land negroes, stock, &c, TALL IN proportion TO the de-
OF the measurs OF purchase For the pur
pose Of calculating the subject let suppose next Lee
gislatue Hard Money and they law prohibiting
the circulation pr1msory bank notes would the
people OF Virginia have give up every dollar issued by
their institutions and suffer only the geyous buhen
OF immense loss in the sacrifice OF property for the pur
pose; but the smore OF having place
Piled by less than third OF It's amount Of Specel and
that pitiu would with much peO-
pie and State indebted persons beyond it, limits
quite considerable ordinary circumstances which,
under Hard Money dispense would be enormous which
would have be PAID OF the circulation without the
possibility OF Bank extension ohll upthe vacuum Mos,
writers political economy, from SIR Dudley North down
MCullock, insist a circulating medium serves no
other purpose than facilitate the intechanges and bar
erngs OF the circulating capital OF country; now, tins
De fact and who doubts IT, the Of gold and
silver, abstracicdy Its usefulness circulating
dunn while circulation, Oh above good
iiole paper then willing dnvc all Bank
State aud down the currency 4 spsci, basis
merely form pedestal upon which Hunters Hobby
that he may have OF Democratic deyass-
In Of which, Of the Sh, do you think Mr.
Hunters plan would work well in Virginia. would not
then would not any where IN America because tits wrong
principle. the above remarks merely thrown out
with OF calling the attention q: tine people T. the
proprety OF close scrutiny Of principles and pro.
iessions Of those whom they would high honor
OF serving them. The remaining and part Of Hun
er's faith shall take soon; In the mean
me Voters OF the s'h remember Hunter goes for free
trade, hard money and direct laXes-Tayor goes for Hun
ter, and billiard goes Tor both. PLEBEIAN.
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Specie Bills and Notes JoSery subject
oal contract, and the Company will be responsible
Tor them.
Powder Chemical Compounds and other substances hazard
also be OF special and II deliver
ed TO the Depot Agent for without informing
hun what they the Consgnor will be held responsible for
all damages.
Boxes other Packages containing ready made Cong double
the Dry Goods that package Of Clothing viii
be charged less than so
Limestone Marble Lime going downwards 81 per
mile.
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1T The Wings Of jefferson Ward No l. are requested
Military Hall, this Evening. "a o'cock-wheu
the Sub Committees expected report and an Address
will bc delivered. JOHN DOVE Can
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IL The Central Wing State Committee requested to
meet the Wing Office, This Evening. half past 5
o'clock. X. Il. DANIEL.
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D Er,y aAargs he abOrc Table subject tLs Broro hat
he charge sRE o0HsgHof less than feeHiy