Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
THE MAGICIAN's MANAGERS.

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A. on--seen.-Edito.'s Oaiee-Editor the Judges
and the Doctor the latter having just returned from the
Mountains.
Editor-well Doctor, we are indeed happy to you
back safe and sound. How fresh and hearty YOU look
why INV dear friend, the saubous sir Of the Mountains
aud that fines, Of Baths the Warm Springs, have renewed
and rceenerated YOU. You absolutely LOOK twenty years
younger.
poctor-Thank you kindly. You are certainly the best
udV, Of INV looks but you have idea how feel anu
now s strong and vigorous forty years ago That
Bath at the Warm Springs indeed glorious thing. If
you desire be young again. You, and you too looking al
the Judges only 60 up ever summer and Jump In
10 H., and when you out, YOU will feel like boys 1t
Is indeed renovating, well as eNhilsraung.
Editor-I am aware OF 1t, but fear we Locoiocos will
have Too much trouble on our hands, admit OF my jump
,no into Bath distant the Warm Springs, for, at
least year come. Il will not be very comor-
table be there before next Mary when our Convention
will be held Baltimore and Tor many months alter tlat
time shall have my hands full and. after all, fear the
raseay Clny-whgs will knock us ell into cOckedhsi
Doctor--Why WHAT'S the matter
Editor-t;ood God, Doctor, are you so far behind the
times Have YOU been asleep up IN the Mountains, all
the time Is il possible you have not heard OF III ate
sayings and doing," political, Rhet's VISIT and all that
sort OF thing
Doctor-o, yes did hear something, but nothing Off
cial; because YOU did write read the Enquirer
and the Wig from which clearly our party was IN
trouble, but | dare we Tour can remove IL al
Nivian-Not you imaglne-we had meeting
the other night but things assuming very grave aspect,
VIC concluded do nothing definite Till returned and
pl,d 1 am tia; you arc now here advise The Truth
- the IocoiocO party IN most desperate conditions
and ii we do do something speedily and skiliGy, we
must be used up and ile Wing "Coons" vii! fob every
thing.
Indge-weI, there j. some consolation, Vvian,-ws
in for life and therefore matter which party gets tie
ascendancy, comfor; cannot be disturbed.
Ediior-That, my dear Judge, he great consolation
20 you but ii Clay should be elected and the Old Denim
aiding in it, what will become OF me No printing
the Federal, from the State may be obliged 10
Webster did in the Cradle OF Liberty "where
am 10 60 ," And the Doctor too, may want something
Recoect pray you that the Doctor and not Judges
ad ct concoci plan, no matter what 10 turn The
ude favor Little Aay the cleyeresi fellow in the
aud and the best friend have always excepting pre-
company Ea PEASANT, Doctor, what have you 70 re-
port You have been months Of the watering places IN
the Mountains the best field for gathering public opinion,
because there YOU must have people from all quarters
oi the Union. Did you many Van Buren, men
D5cor-I i' question 10 you, frankly, and
80 tel the Truth, met but three oui OF thousands
viyan-What were the political sentiments ui travellers
generally Any Tyler men
Doctor-Tyer men. Such animals are not 10 be found,
except in the large cities and even in such places they
Tyler merely retain their places. TTaiiors,
know held in contempt by al honorable Of all par
sorry say that almost all met with for
Hly Clay, and Judging from every thing saw aud heard,
should say land would saw to you ony) that Clay will
he elected President by majority more overwhelming than
Editor-Good God My dear Doctor are you not 70.
msncingl
Doetor-Noi at all. Among US, the truth must be told.
Judge.-Wel, no time should be lost. Let carry the
ino Africa Of once.
yiyan-It Is easy enough 10 make upon Clay and
the Whgs, but our fortunes very desperate
should after much deberation, ard then
that every thing be- done kiuly, and looking the Ed.
tori according Gunte OF Hoye any Of those systematic
fellows.
Editor-we, Doctor, we have held nocturnal meeting
In await yOur nd ada
you should be done
DOetor-That s puzzing question, and as have Jus,
arrived and yet posted up" as the Merchants say
must take time to consider.
Judge-Consider Consideration is well enough but we
must act without loss OF time Several States have lately
gone Tor Clay up 10 the hub; and If we do fix upon
plan in few days and send out our manifesto the
party will be used up "hoTsc foot and dragons"
Doctor-Wei, oil o. YOU me at my House on Sa.
turday night and then viii arrange the whole matter
By that time We shall have heard O! the New York cleo.
ton.
All the ro-t-Agreed, agreed agreed
Judge-lJd you see the OF tn" enthusiastic
Wig meeting, in which the Presidents oil the Virginia
and Farmers Banks made spscchef: Wien you ard
presided those Institutions never made speeches OF
political meetings.
Doc,or-No, We did not, bu' Won know We were wont to
attend private Caucu-os and iu way did more 10 keep
the Jackson, Van Buren, party together than the vDung
Presidents can do tor the WING piry by spesehying-
The difference between the former Presidents and the pre-
simply ihs-wc pulled , wire behind the cur
lain, but the yoang fellows being 50 -kiul come ont
openly and above board
Nlvan-Wcll, we must watch those chaps aud If VIC
cutci them using Bank influence elect Clay We must
dcnouncc itin the boldest manner
!uo2e-bu they arc both lofty, cIuyslrc ioows though
wrong ia politics, aud they viii any thing dsnonora.
Die vita tie money OF the Banks. Hon vi the Bank o Vif.
sinia y "a chip o tho old block" aud like his sire goes
night ahead in tho performance OF what be- c,nccdcs ~ be
AT duty.
Ldit9r-l admit they hgLbTcd honorable fellows;
but they continue 20 BE- conspicuous NJ CLAY mecur-s
will handle them roughly. would have been PROPER m old
'Spenenced gentlemen like you have made speeche. at
political gathering but j, iuoNcusabc he these youn {,
lows.
Oocior-Rcmombcr, my House M Saturday night
LM'-s bat the Editor, who pick. 90? biz pen and re-
slmts scribbing