Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

You have most oyou doubt read the address OF the
Hon. Henry A. Wise. BE deceived byit 1t artful-
drawn, and well calculated deceive address YOU
his crOHged constituents. He has wrongcd you than
he has been wronged by the Senate He seeks by false
sues. pathetic appeals, and old ecollections nc yet
deeper He seeks drag you into the same abyss
into which his mad ambition, and needless passions have
plunged him. Pause and reflect Virgina-,he Union is
looking at you.
Mr.. Wise tells you thatyou have elected him as your Re-
pesentave for ten years Have YOU then been sparng in
your hono-' should you not IN spite Of his appeals
his friends, look Mr. H. 4. Wise he is and take
care you do not repay yourselves withdshono heap
ing honour him Remember the fox who lost his
tan, and teach Mr. H. Wise profit by his example.
lie has proved himself willing quit your service nc
cepto office from Iohn Tyler and that too after
that he would not take Office. lie willing transfer
you To Dr. Mallory, when he no longer wanted you
round IN young ambitions ladder" and imprdenty and
impudeny in his F. = PROPOSES you honor him. make
the transfer yet. And will be his dsTHieT
sort To be transferred like the Russian sen After his
betrayal OF your confidence he insults YOU himself
onyou lie insults you IN the very language he The
obligation and the betrayal both lie his door. Let him
now a. he Is personally TIT, rather clohe himself in sack
CLOTH than seek To gd his conduct with eifrontey. lie
has bghied his own prospects, and they brilliant
He would breathe "mdcw blight over the prospects Of
Others, whose he has confessed 'etracon could
not touch. Try him now by ms merits. Metc to him
the measure he does 10 others And when he calls for
compassion remember Henry Clay. While he asks for com.
passion and sympathy, does he extend othsrsl Are
you Whigl H. \. Wise has told YOU he Is not one In
abusing the Wings then he abuses you OF he vain enough
10 suppose that TO you, only necessary TO turn
himself Are YOU prepared for this second whoe in solid
column" Arc you the puppets Of II. 4. Wisel
Are you Tyler monl II. a. Wise and John Tyler
one II you are Tyler men, for Wise This will be
consistent To vote for Wise will be- support John
Tyler man according TO his showing, 'without par
y without influence except the influence flowing from
the power OF besforiHg office, Of taking away. Arc
you prepared to be the tool OF too To have said that
Tyler ruled Wise and Wise ruled your Then truly may
you be called the Wise men, Of the east
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men do for n. A. Wise.
In sustaining Wise and Tyler what will you say to the
world That you are the friends Of the who has be
uaycd MS party and ms country The who seems de
temincd TO violate every nvowcd principle by which h,
lifted into office Who in open daylight m the yer,
face Of hs promises, violates them. The who, claiming
10 be the author Of the principle, selling
patronage for reelection. The man who prostituted th
Hall Of Congress, by causing his creature the pub
! lie patronage nt auction
Remember Roberts, Remember the Post Master New
brunswick Remember Van Rensselaer, Think Of John Ty
Ter as he peson himself IN all Tho length and brcadt
Of his political inquy, and scom aud indignation
flashing from your eyes, nsk yourselves II you becom
II. y. Wisc's Tyler mon Mr.. H. a. Wise asks that h
should not be ostrnciscd. But in sustaining him do yo
not see that a. far as your influence GOES yon osac
Henry Clay Has not honest John Tyler set the who'll
government m motion to PROSTATE Henry Cluyl The
tor whom he wept. When he bestUws office he doc
not ask "is he honest, he capable " But he HI
nOtiOr Clay Are youwing unite with John Tyler ant
II. A. Wise in hunting down Henry Clay Has Clay be
truyod your confidence What has Tyler Wise done IA
I ultH country Wual great WISE nnuonh measure nav
they performed that you should m themup and tread dow
| Henry Clay
I ask you, the Wings Of patriotic York, Accomac
&c. prepared 10 take within your arms the man from whom
even Loco Focosm ahrnka back dsgusied7 The VIII
dsgusts even the sensbiues of r. H. Benton "You
tne people o jamestown, Yorktown and the Old Raleigh,
and while you remember The purity Of Washington, forge
not the treason Of arnold. You a Wing majority for
get not the insult 10 the Senate and through the insult
you II the Senate deserves the panegyrck % thing
which he is unuccustomed) which Mr. Wise bestows upo
No. then he must admit that % nsulted. But this "Bu
tins h an honorable man" Elect him, and he will scor
alike YOU and the Senate. have admired Henry a. Wis
NJ much ~ the most enthusiastic among YOU but
my brother my father, my child, would hold him u
a. "truor and warning 10 90 traitors and renegade"
ItNIUS BRtTUS