Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

The u s: Gaseito stsscs hs Mr. Spencer and Mr. Van
Buren, understand aaoher and that the former h using
all the patronage Of the Administration which he
troll advance Mryan Buren, in consideration Of being
retained in the Treasury Department when Van in.
II this be Is the strongest game yet played of upon
Capt Tyer That Spencer capable Of being false the
bottom he sails in to be doubted and Van could
makcny thing by him, is equally certain that he would
have no scrupes on the subject
This development puts face the Globes attacks
upon the Administrator. They designed to blind tho
Captain the game that his Secretary playing and mos,
successfully do they accomplish their object for while
Spencer daily assailed in the Globe the agous
OF men, IL would OF Captain Tylers
good suspect him of being hand and glove with
| Van and Blair.
The following is the Garet,es version Of the affair:
JOHN c. SPENCER AND MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
The furious onslaught which made Mr. Spencer
by the Van Buren, press, when he enered the War Depart
meni as democrat must be fresh in the memory OF every
The bitter denunciatons with which his proered al
ance scorned marked and universal with the Van
Buren, press The sudden falling of and almost entire
saon OF and epudaon by the Van Buren, press,
ct Mr. Spencer and his policy, little remarkable,
the Of this quiet less singular The solution
OF the mystery simple Mr. SPencet islaboring tobecome
Secretary Of the Treasury under Mr. Van Buren,, should this
gentleman be elected All the Offices appointed through the
Influence Of Mr. Spencer thorough going " Buren, men,
and will be found fighting in his ranks The office OF At
orney General will be rendered to Van Buren,, man.
the will show. =.
Before the alliance of John c. Spencer with Martin
buren, press fuvorable NOMINATION OF TINS
latter gentleman urgent and unanimous in favor of
November convention, and opposed To May nton.
But since hecompleon of this alliance they have quietly
slipped into approval OF May convention and for
sons both strong and obvious. Bhis delay Mr. Van Bu
will be strengthened by the appointment office OF his
friends, aud knows how efficient in organizing
primary meetings and selecting delegates conventions
office holders Mr. Van Buren, will be supported by
office holders banded together The posponement Of the
convention from November TO May only giving strength
TO Mr.. Van Buren, and blinds Mr. Tyler for much long
period for tell him now, and call attention
the remark that the Tyler office holders placed in office
by Spencer Will JOIN in sending neither Tyler, Cahoun,
Cas- other delegates but Van Buren, delegates.
This is matter which is any person
cept Mr. Tyler, the matter have heard spoken OF by
thorough Van Buren, in this city, who acknowledge
that all Spencer appointments Van Buren, that
it is not improbable that Spencer may be Van Burens Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. All the concurrent circumstances
OF the times point this And the time is distant
when the Globe will allow Mr.. Tylers be presented
10 the convention; butt will be until Spencer shall
have distributed the offices be that y
Ter delegates shall be there hold the balance among the
eeiyed early November, for Mr. Spencer might have
TO walk, and the whole patronage Of the Government
instead supporting Mr. Van Buren, under the guidance
John q Spencer, be Turned against him. The various De-
mocrstc aspanS for nomination beginning perceive
this magn influence, and Mr.. Spencer will have soon TO
withstand their combined attacks and the revelation of his
ueachery IN Mr. Tyler All the Democratic candidates
cept Van Buren, willing allow Mr.. Tyler to come into
the convention he can get there, and proper time the
Globe WILL Tor Van Buren,, withdraw opposition.
Unless deceived greatly by al Indications there
good understanding between John C. Spencer and the Van
Buren, party; and will further suggestion
Mr. Porter will also be drawn the support Van Buren,
wards MI p will be softened Spencer drives him the
Van Buren, ranks.