Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
Bob TuIcr md the Remembers.

The course this young has thought fit pursue,
seems to have excited almost much contempt, his
father has been able elicit by his open eachery, and
shameless exposure OF himself and his patronage public
auction. In estimation the feeling he has created
the country, though sufficiently dgnifed for the individual
is hardly serious enough for the occasion. The
tempuble agent is sometimes, sufficient produce very
serious mischief. The hand, OF child can set the most
complicated machinery in motion, aud produce disasters
which the unnded strength Of the athletic might
fail to effect.
As long this individual make himself
notorious 10y the publication of trash which he has
thought proper dignity with the Of Poems he
fair subject Of rdicue Readers might laugh by the hour
his udcrous attempts the sublime for his scarcely
asp'cd to the dignity Of contempt He now however,
stands before the world in different attitude.
In this country he estimated at his proper value The
Of President. here, be more than the
son OF any body else but in Europe, is far different
They distinguish between such individual and
prince Of the blood and therefore attach degree
OF weight his political sentiments In this view Of the
the Government Of the United States stands before
the European World, openly instigaing the proceed
ngs Of OConnell, and those who for underlined and
believe undefnabe object engaged in producing an
excitemenin Ireland. When lis Tecoleced how nervous
some Of the Southern States are upon a certain domestic
question: the policy Of producing such impression abroad
cannot be doubtful for a moment
This young INDUCED, the other day in New York,
IN furious TRADE against the British Government. ale
abhorred lhc said British History" We have no doubt
he abhos it, and that bitterly that we doubt whether he
has read word Of it. Otherwise we cannot con.
ccve how any human being be found, Of nature 50
perverted to be disguised with struggles Of umb
den or Sydney for liberty with the hold bearing and of
yindependence Of the Blrons who when an attempt was
made to introduce the Civil Law with all its train Of yran-
ny into England, man and cried out nolumus
teges anglia mufari" with the Stem determinations and
nfeXibe integrity, Of those patriots who first Of all PEG.
pie upon EARTH dared auagn monarch for high crimes and
mlsdemennOr, the bar Of the Peoples representatives.
and consign him % the fate Of a common maiefactor-A
man who ubhors such history this may be fairly presum
cd never 10 have read it, England was the ark in which
preserved al Of liberty that was left unonguphod by
the Deugc Of the dark ages IF enjoy in this country
an unfinished share Of that blessing because we took
care 70 transplant from the parent soil The mldest term
which can be applied public orator, who can be found
capable Of making such declaration, is that he block.
head Ignorance - his best apology and doubt not in
this case the plea might be put in, under OATH without any
risquo Of perjury.
But the oator"ubhors the British Government likewse7
Indeed Peel and Wellington should be advised of the
ioci and have the affair brought before Parliament No
doubt 1t IS serious imputaon upon great nation,
have Government which docs not meet the appreciation
Of Master Bob Tyler, Pas chosen "Boy, said Mr.
PickwicS to Sam Weller the first time he ever saw that
acting shoe black at on obscure
tavern and before he knew his nance boy this very odd
looking nconvonient place" "l know 1t suys Sam and
if we had knowed you was comm, we'd had it altered"