Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-31
But, more ut another time.
"Honest John Tulcr.r

we have not the space TO for noticing the efforts
OF Tylersm sustain itself the purchase of here md
there politician Isaac Hill in New Hampshire tsome
two or three also in Virginia or of papers, as in the case
OF the Trenton Emporium, Washington Spectator Boston
American, &c We have not the time nor is the game
worth the candle if we had. After two years trial and
the direction of the Patronage of the People primarily to
that object, we doubt If there is single county in the L.
States which would for Honest John Tyler as CRATE
fu Henry a. Wise calls him. for President As to State
that of the question State has the first
OF such thing We disposed really think that there
is county in the immense extent of the American
Union that would give the vote. Aeeomae might under
the influence OF Its admiration Of Mr. Wise but even then
the compliment would be Wise to Homes, John w.
ler" Accomac may be exception but we know OF no
other.
Pspable this every body Mr. Tyler and the de-
luded clique around him, Every body else
sees it as plain as the day, but they cannot
The Democratic papers having got all they expected from
MIR. Tyler, by withdrawing from the partial
support which they had given him. They are not merely
Withholding help, but firing into his waterosced hulk
The Globe, the Pennsylvania, the Richmond Enquirer
the Ohio Statesman the Albany Argus, all the De-
mocrauc Van Buren, papers pour broadsde into him and
his concern every time they pass him Ii we did not so
utterly abomnae his and the still eacherous
Of that is possible y the still reacherous band who
surround and govern him. should be tempted to give
them shot in return just show love for fair play and
to 'hep the little bull" But cannot There is no
green spot in the wide of his progacy and ingrat
tude, upon which look soften the Indignation
which his deserton inspires The sacrifice of the noble
Wing party OF lS4J-ueachery TO prncipe-treason to
conhdng friends-scon OF the solemn obligations
which man himself-and all for self
for vanity, and an ambition as hopeless presump
| tuous --, But enough said.
The RETRIBUTION HAS BEGUN Mr. TYLER has
forgotten doubt if he saw the warning which we
him when his purpose of perdy was first plainly de-
velOped: that namely, his opponents would greatly appaud
him; that he would for season, until they had used
him. be greatly praised and possibly induced TO think that
if he had forfeited the confidence of the Wing marty he
had gained that of the other but that all such appearances
would prove deusve: that the Democratic party never
would trust man who had proved himself capable of ea
SON. that their only object him an instrument
for breaking down the Wing party and getting Offices
that every day as the term of his power shortened he
would find them less and less his friends and that finally
when that power at end he would find himself as
Arnold did in England the of ALL but most of ALL
the scorn OF those who had benefited by his Treason
We take credit for this prophecy now rapidly be
ing accomplished very slight knowledge Of the history
OF the World sufficient foroshow that it must
be and could be otherwise. And does he not find
1t So Are not the interested falling off from him every
day, his power draws conclusion lie is still be-
seiged know, by hordes of applicants but who will
hrong his saloons or dog his footsteps when the last
months come on-wheu the last month has come!
! None NOBODY The place hunter will then find it
to his interest abuse and nssa hm and will the Patriots
does he Think Of party press around him to give his
\ hand parting shnkc!
We cannot imagine painful condition than that to
which John Tyler has reduced himself: Yet where is the
in age, whom fortune has much favored-who
with such slender qualifications has been singled out by
destiny and placed in position win name for himself
and to do good to has country!
"Cromwell charge thee,
Fling away ambition"