Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-22

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queney from various Calhoun quarters II is proba
bic that the surrender which marked the introduction
1t the session Of Congress, will kinde Indignation than
command aequescenee For the first time this quarter
discover in the Calhoun wing spirit OF resistance
the Hocus Poeus OF the Old Hunkers, and
to ii they actually irecmen; and
ersble articles Of merchandise At Washington, hrrr
Is said to be rcstIcssness. modification and Ill humcr
TIE Taig-The following is the Mr.. Rhe,rs
proposition for codeng the Tariff IL is conclusive OF
the state OF feeling upon that subject and of VAN
BrKES's SsNcERrrY towards the South. The reader will
notice that all the New York Van Buren, Democracy erep
trO. voted against Mr. Rhes motion. Yet shall fluid
Van Burens parxans nothing dauned by this demonsra
ton. but actively employed in incorporating his
opinions to the people Of the Southern Stac and his
party here willing be humbugged His friends
from New York. who oil know his sentiments and defer
his wishes, almost unanimously refuse touch the Tariff
which H.. in letter visnis. assaed "in prnc
pie AND detail"
From he Baltimore American.
TsE TARIfF-wc referred briefly yesterday to the
ton OF the House OF Representatives in reference the
resolution offered by Mr. Rhet OF S. c. Monday.
stuctng the Committee OF Ways and Means inquire
to the exPediency Of reporting bill repeal the Tariff
Act OF 1912, and to substitute in lieu thereof maximum
rate OF duty of twenty per cent nd valorem imports.
The vote the suspend the rules for the purpose
OF enabling Mr. X. 10 otter his resolution, follows.
Ii was considered a
YEAS-Nessrs, Ashe, Atkinson, Belser r. J. Black
James \. Black Blackwell, Bower, Bown. Boyd, Jseob
Bnnkerhofi, Aaron " Brown, VIM. J. Brown Burke Burt
Campbell Reuben Chapman. Augustus A Chapman, Cobb.
Gross, Culom, Daniel Garrett Davis, John w Davis Dean,
Deberry Dickinson, Douglass Duncan, Dunlap, Eckln,
HARRISON, Henley, Herick, Holmes. Hoge. Houston Hub.
ard, Hughes, J. r. Hunt, jameson. Cave Johnson An
drew Johnson, George w Jones' Kennedy, Lewis Lucas
Lumpkin, Macay, Mcclellan, MeClernand, Mcdowell,
Mckay, Mathews. Moore, Murphy, Norris, Owen Peti,
naN,I DAslD .t,o
Seymour. Simpson, Thomas Smith. Robert Smith, Seen.
nod, Stiles, Stone, Strong, Taylor Thompson, Weller,
Wentworth, Wise, woodward-77.
NAGS-Mcssrs. Adams, Anderson, Barringer Barnard.
BeaIdslcy. Benton, Bidsck, James Black. Bosser Broad
head. Milton Brown Jeremiah Brown, Burlington, Cad.
WELL Cary, Carroll, Catin. Chappell, Chiffon, Clingham.
Clinton Coamer, CHnston. Dana, Richard ID. Davis. Del
e Diekey, Dillingham;, Ellis Elmer, Farlee, Fish, Flor.
enee, Foot. Foster French, Fick Willis Green, Byram
Green, Grinncll Order, Hamin. Hardin Harper Hays
Hopkins, Habbell Hudson, Hungerford, Washington
Hunt, Chas. j. ngesoll, Jos r. Ingersol Irwin Jerks
r. b. Johnson Preston King, u. =. King, kirkpatrick La.
branche McCausen Mcllvainc Edward j. Morris Joseph
Morris, Museley, Mes, Newton, Purmenter Patterson
Peyton Phoenix, f. X. Porter Emery d. Potter Pratt
Purdy, Ramsey, Rahbun, c. VI. Read, Relfe Ritter Ro
mons, ShSel, Albert Smith, j. T. Smith, Stephens Stetson
Andrew Stewart John Stewart, Sykes, Thomasson, Tih
bats, I,idrn. Tyler, Vance, Nanmeter, vinon, Whoa
ton, White, Wilkins, Winthrop, William Wright Joseph
A. Wright, Yost-lO7
So wohirds voting in the affirmative the rules were
not suspended, and TIE resolution reeeired.
we unhysls OF the above vote the
the calhoun paper at Washington The editor of jour
nal says-rhere voted against the resolution all OF the
Representatives from Pennsylvania and New jersey and
all from New York, excepting two. Mr. Murnhv AMI NJ,
Strong. All from New England, excepting the ~ Ham,
shire delegation, and Messr Dunlap and Hcrrick from
Maine, and Mr. Seymour from Connecticut. Also all the
Wings, Southern aud Northern with the exception of Mr.
Davis, OF Kentucky, who, although voting for it, tarf
man. In favor Of the resolution, all the Southern Demo
Gratis voted; and all from Michigan, Indiana illinois, all
but one from Missouri and from Ohio the Democrats
tor, and four against it, In Virginia, all the Democrats
excepting Mr.. Hopkins. In louisiana, three Democrats
against the resoution-one absent"
The Washington SeetatOrThe Spectator thus replies
with exquisite the rude assault of the popniay of
the Enquirer, who reversing the order OF nature declines
in gravity and wisdom and grows pertncs and arrogance
as he advances in years:
THE ENQUIRER A GENTLEMAN"
Inc Enquirer seems would scarcely have noticed our
article, called out by his inquiries, had he not known
that II was ours. He supposed the author 10 be gente
man, worthy of attention from his manners and accom-
plishmens" Now this looks very like gratuitous and
wanton Insult. We can hardly believe that such was the
intention OF the Enquirer although the obvious infer
ence. Now IT II is TO Ne regarded hear answer.
We may not be gentleman wearing silk gloves drink
ing hook IN green glasses. and olng damask sofas
we may not he gentlemen, in asking discussion on
great point OF party and constitutional importance and as
soon rs complete reply O. sophlstus offered close
up columns and cry ''mim" We may not lac , g,,,J,
man. IN emitting refusing to courteous leor
from acknowledge to be gentleman. We may moi
be gentleman, IN arToganuy and wantony Insulting one
OF our profession who although humble in preension
Is struggling by hard and honest l1bo support family
and leave 10 them good All that we have of the
gentleman within u.s. prompts Gs 10 I'M none respect b
and by courtesy and kindness, and charity win the
love and esteem Of our fellow IL appears pretty
plainly that not, gentleman Il leuei with
the Enquirer.
IL In Alabama, after Iheirdefeat the Calhounes red to
get Mr. Calhoun acknowledged second choice of the
democracy and would have been grateful for that small
favor. The Old Hunkers refused the boon They also
lodged the Texas anne K aton question.