Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24
Mr.. We1s.er-as wig Wee President.

| 's'""S PioP"SNon, rom Weit-tnfOrmed SOURCES
the one in Philadelphia, the other in Massachu.
sets ITSELF They speak sentiments, which will
hno response in the breast of all true Wings.
The opinions advanced i'm this paper, in this
conncxion. have been misunderstood by some, and
mlsrepresentcd by others. We did not mean to
say that MIR. Webster should not return TO the
Wing party-That would be to assert n power,
which we have means of enforcing. Mr..
Webster, or any other man, can vote the Whig
ticket, If he chooses and neither we nor any other
person can prevent him. But his return to the
Wing party in the capacity Of trusted Wing
Icdder-a candidate for the second Office in the
Government, is a very different matter. Ii was
that revolving proposition, whichwe combatted.-
Daniel Wcbster-the man, who saw no cause for n
wing cabinet OF gentlemen TO resign their places,
under President, who acted towards them with
dupicity and talsehood, and had dealt trcacher-
ousiy by their party and principlcs-the Wing
candidate for Vice President daniel Webster
the author of the Exchequer Scheme daniel
Webster-who exhorted the Wings of Massachu.
sets to exhibit the same want of principle and no.
nour, which had characterized his own course
to adhere to the apostatc Tyler for the sake of the
offices at his disposal-such a man, of perverted
Wing Vice Prcsident-and that too on the same
ticket with Henry Clay-whosc name has never
been associated with aught save unsulhed honour
fidelity to his friends his principles and his coun-
try the bare idea is too revolving for considc
ration.
Mr.. Webster If he returns to the Wing party
must come as a private he must fall into the
ranks, and endure long probation before he is
again entrusted with authority.
lfhostility to the Wing party did not suggest the
idea of running Webster on the Wing ticket, the
design of injuring "honest John Davis'-who is
the most popular man in New England, probably
had its agency in the matter. But whatever the
design of 1.-THE thing itself must prove total
failure.
To the Editor Of the Wing.
have read with the puresi satisfaction your various com.
upon the preposierous suggestion the New York
Courier. that Daniel Webster should be recommended TO
the people OF the Country a suitable candidate for the
office OF Vice President and that his should placed
upon the Clay ticket II Col Webb of the Courier were
IN favor Of Captain Tyler for the Presidency such sug
geshon would not surprise but the Colonel bold
and gallant advocate of the Great Kentucky Statesman
the only man, my opinion calculated bring the Coun
Try back 10 responsibility and entire prosperI
ly amazed his II Colonel Webb does not know
- hc suoulu mat OF inc
Wings Of the Country owing the treachey of
such small fry Tyler, Wise, Cushing Profit & Co;
chiefly ascribable the fact that Daniel Webster
chung 10 John Tyler long, very long after all honorable
Wings left him. and all honorable Wings left him. simply
because 10 touch him pollution. And what else did
Daniel Webster do7 believe before he left the
Cabinet he paid visit Boston and called the peo
pie together 10 hear him make speech in the cradle Of Lii
berry, God save the mark and the congregation
mense, almost in the crowd, which the Speaker
happily kened 10 OF faces, expecting hear
him denounce John Tyler and hs infamous conduct when
behold he denounced the Wings especially those oi his
State. and permitted the contemplate Va Captain to
escape without rebuke He then, now, wants to know
ichcTc he s 10 SOl remember when Mr.. Calhoun sud.
denly LETT the Wing side OF the Senate Mr.. Webster taunt
ingy sand, "lc him CO.. say in regard Mr. Webster
let Elm go" and where he Peases, matter o. he 90
JOIN Don OF Rhode Island, Captains Tyler and Stockton
(" New jersey, the rankes LocoiOcos in the land
tor tic cred; OF the Wing party, don't permit him come
in;p except any else has right into it, ocx
press his opinions and Mr. Clay needs no assistance AZ
the hands of Mr. Weberin MassachSeit where else
~ c can be rumphanty elected without In Massachr
sets w Clay will be supported bysuch Abbott Law
renee, honest Jno Davis H. Lincoln and host of other great
good and popular men-nen who command more votes
I T9lnui' thhn Mr. Webster aotr in year. Next
hr. Webster made speech at Baltimore about n CONNER
ci' treaty, but amounted nothing except an ungenc
rouS attack upon Mr.. Clay for treaty he made with
one O tn 6crnanic powers, whilst he Secretary OF
STATE. Next, ne goes Rochester and there made very
bu-ineskc speech in the main; but there, lie could
not rtN saying something against the great Of the
Nes whom ne cnvies not that he Is greater mind though
Ia elua but because Henry Clay is the most popular
nsn American and Daniel Webster once tn. idol OF tn.
Wings, Is almost unpopular MS MASTER Capt
Tyler At Rochester, he said he wanted see the people
give up MINES and for the country; which meant no
thing less than this: drop Clay, and take NJ me
aad ] will bring you out Of all your difficulties. Fudge.
congratulate you Mr.. Editor Of the Wing, as your pa
per has always advocated the elevation Of Mr. Clay To the
Presidency, his no; only brilliant but certainly sue
ces-iu prospects. All the Whgs, except mere corporas
guard Of renagodes bent upon ms election whilst
the LOcoiocps have don't know how many candidates IN
te ed, and are regularly demoshing themselves hope
they will remember the Kilkenny story, - admirably
told by the painter Jarvis Ii you heard that vii
tell the story, your neghbor Of the Enquirer has
4 TRUE WING.
WoEoEsrLE COUNTY, Mass, Oct. lG, 1913
have been very much pleased with your articles late
IN reference 10 newspaper nominations, mado by Col.
Webb Of tho Courier 81 Enquirer and Of Mr. Chandler Of
Philadelphia That movement Matched up Of ~ y
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