Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-16
NEW MOVE OF THE OLD mNKERs.
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To tie Editors Of the Fhg
Yourselves aud rcadca, will reculloci that something
more than year ago, gotten up, at the Tx.
change Hotel, In shsp' OF supper ia honor of the tx
Ambassador 10 The Court Of ~ James who had then r.
Gently returned from long sourn in London with as
small amount Of diplomatic auTcs could well be, ina,
gincd. IL also well understood v tire knowing ono.
at the time, that the object OF the TrrE 10 place Sir
Andrew once more and distinctly within the ausu,, pre-.
sence OF the unterricd democracy the civ and STATE
US well as 10 enable him 10 regain his foohod and
position amidst that Central Junto which had ruled the
state so long aud badly, preparatory steps To his in
dueon into The GubernatOral cha But the cat was let
scheme at the cHhnl exploded easily at ruin
cd and when the election come on the avorite candidate
OF the managers OF the supper obtained dozen vote
Ia hundred and fifty. The of the Junto and
the modification OF the Ex.Nlnster were neither sht
nor over gratifying After emitting few stuffed gows AT
ha revolving democracy from the country, which had
been duly Tor the OCCASION the former concluded 10
sink the offence in oblivion, aud make larger drafts Tor the
future upon the old and available stock in trade of the
paryela5orated pus, through the columns of the Enqui
Ter. OF monaine eoquence, with profuson of GOOD
dinners those, who would be regard them as ,r
passing raTes while the latter cursing the erba
gratitude OF all republics, aud sm0tng under his die
appointment, retired 10 the secuson Of
over the past and gather up fresh hopes for future
Those hopes. Messrs. Editors bursting into
he AMI my principle object this time to acouaint
your readers, with which is made upon
the chossboard OF the Richmond Junto What am about
10 state was promulgated by OF those young kirons
OF Democracy who has been freely supplied with colnpli
mens and Soft corn" h the fathers Of the family and who
has occasionally the honor of chief at tho conyoca
honsoi the Junto and -, no doubt "true bill"
All aware that Of the principal reasons urged y
our Democracy for pIceTring Mr. Van Buren, the ut
inne candidate for the Presidency the fact that he
beaten 50 badly ia lsiO by the intervention of CON
SKINS and gourd shells and IL IS the principle thar the
greater the defeat any candidate may have sustained from
the people their the greater are his claims
and merit in the estimation OF the Junto that they have de-
ternned 10 bring forward Mr. Stevenson who was double
distanced last winter already stated possessed of that
paramount claim which possible rival have 10 the
second office an the nnionhc first being assigned TO the
more illusuious martyr of Undertook
In pursuance OF that determination, the TX. Pienipo who
hutered IN brocadc for many the saloons of
Downing Street and Grosvenor Square At an cary meet
ing Of the Spartan Band he ushcred upon the rtr
10 feel the pulse OF BuLcndcrs and to break the IL.
and pave the way, for his due nomination Tor the Vice
Presidency, az the Baltimore Conyenon In iurthernnre
Of that most benevolent scheme understood that in the
Of his address, he will undertake. Ia strniten ONT and
render more erib- sinuoste- and
OF principles existing the varied clans and sections
OF the party :G tank which all their have
failed 10 accomplish. He will slew beyond all loubt ami
question, that the doseron OF h,e ast winter pending
the GubeTnatora election by nearly every Democrat in The
Legislature, when the prize had been fairly assigned him b
the Old Hunkens. untimcly aud unfortunate n m
worst enemy could have wished, md that nothing short of
nomination at Baltimore. could sufficiently atone for the
Keen anguish and sitting modification which llui dis
a-trous act occasoned With reference To the ianp and
dscordnnt opinions and doctrines avowod by different
mons Of the Great Democrat Family. he will cndcnvoir 10
slew thnt the iundamenHl principles Of the Resolutions i
times 90 clearly laid down, and ably rvpouded in Ccnl
JnchsotS PROCLAMATION end the Force Bill; aud that thc
votes OF the Old Hero aud Martin Van Buren, for the m
Of abominatons' In 1923, in strict accordance with
the declaratory resolution Of c late Syracuse Convention
the horizontal Tariff Of Mr. Scott and the out and out Fec
Trade docnnce Of Mr. Calhoun. The seeiniHg contrri,
ties touching these points, he will shcw very clearly IN lac
distinction without difference; and that the incidental ro
toeionists Of Syracuse, and the Free Traders Of Vrg,nn
and Carolina hold the faith, and support one and tlc
same measure lie will demonstrate by figures which cannot
I've, that John Quincy Adams squandcrcd The peoples money
nj from III - Sl30000O0 per annum; and was most tgb
teousy prescribed for lis cNtravnganco while Mr. Van Bu
Ten, during his entire erm expended more Than nbo,
SJ9OOOOJO IN year, and that HE administration truly
constituted the Golden Age Of the Republic
by way Of pcr1aton B expected That he will nIIude 10
some shameless scandals touching himself and certain let
Ter which he carried IN be- pocket while canvaSsng the d.
iict tor scat u Congress preparatory lis transit IN the
court o. 81 james, ond will convince hs hearers that the
cntrc allegation wac In oil it, parts, oir business transact
ton.
FROM al have been able gather. tie performance will
be- men, and no doubt gfandoqucnt and therefore cannot
a'l 10 coll ont foil gathering Of b1ti Wings and Demo
cae' VICTORIA.