Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02


e,.-Your correspondent, " One Of the People" hs'
..., .,.s -h.i o.t revealing his opinion. that
de sepsopsison made by tho City Council for detfayns
s sspsnss 81 agency 10 Washington. In behalf Of the
inso,.Bsni Of the LAWYER Jsmc. River will be usees.
.rp..di,a,. az money II will be recoceed that the
Issu 10 ,.i eject offered and laid the table, and
eds,d 70 b. pub-ed in the newspaper, that the citizens
rvh consider The subject II at once taken hold Of
by the s~ssycss aud after month had elapsed and the
wish q the city understood fully expressed the re-
solution. adopted by the Council Why did not your
correspondent then his opnon IL might have pre-
vented I'M. OF And Why does lac now con-
nee, . notion, ON that subject with the old affair oi eight
and with Mr. Bot-1 And why does he, a. well as every
individual Of your correspondence on that side OF the
question. call "to the Polls and threaten aud be-er
shout the pfng .lectonsi Dies Ice and do they belong
On be .Mspaeers OF the Ward electons-o those whose
tsIk !. III "rnung aud Putting out" and who seem To
think that with Tree access to your paper my good Sr you
do not know perhaps what great you make out OF
,te oncs) with anonymous articles by the dozen they
can manufacture a countect Public opinion which will
pas cr die real one, and serve their purpose great deal
beterf l. he and they, sczing hold Of this subject
OF attacking those at the Council who
have not found sbservient their wishes aud wom
therefore they may desire to pn' out Inc Ooanei had
ra.on 10 believe that Mr. Bots opinion at least, was IA
voabe TO the plan for Ice II seems, willing To accept
the agency aud Dr. Dove. who nominated him, upon be-
iag questioned by Gent Pecram, LAS | am iniormedO
"Whs, would becom. of the agency At Mr.. Bolts succeed
cd In establishing his right 20 seat N the House ~ Tep
3D. that in that case Mt Bolts had assured him that he
Woud thu agency Mr. boitS Nohiu oi
declined accepting the money, he thought that nothing
got it--or least, he would have canddly
gwen hia opinion Co thai effect.
The Of application ut the next session o
Congress certain. II IL truebu - certain that the
State of Virginia and viii not do anything for the
Lower James Rvernnd Is To remain forever III the state
al natrei l. there effect perseverance, and
abandon the subject upon the first disappointment Can
not we continue like sthers and like others
succeed by that means VIII partial thus
year be OF st further hereafter, and qua
for final and complete IN the end The mat
ier. taken in hand should never be ABANDONED
When the citizens vi Richmond shall brought together
tie which have been expended by Congress
other rivers in other Stncssotne visible the
map and heard of commerce they will wonder
their supinenes aud will until the injustice
l. repaired.
agree with .one OF the People" that Wings should
give offices Wings alone, but this appointment Of.
hee, IN the nature OF IL Is the employment OF
competent person for particular Ia be performed
IA few, say weeks months, and there to end, and Is
like the employment Of n lawyer advocate; IN doing
which reasonable would think Of poltics-and
certainly better choice could have been made
attainment the object And where is the injustice
Mr.. Botts1 L. u THAI members ABSENT Four
bers absent ct whom would have voted for Dr.
b., for Mr.. Csbe-how the other would have voted
have heard, lac might have voted for Mr. Bolts know
JAMES RIVER.
Richmond Nov. 3Oth. ls43