Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

Except in wse'- fshy District the whiy cause wa, not
even IN lS4O in iourshing a condition as It Is now
Except that District only know not the county or the
Senatorial, Congressional District in the State in which
IL not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ahead-Tvler has
strengthened the Wings immensely-The base treacbery
which he has praeted towards the Wing party who from
starving County Court lawyer, have made him Poen
tate, has reacted IN favor Of the Wings throughout Vgi
MIA The cause is overwhelmingly so-Tyer and his
"Guard" damned every where except among the ch
thyOphag and the rabid and most beral of the Loco
Focos-mer VINO will take up traitor and use him To
break down fair generous, open and magnanimous oppo
nent-Iust England Benedict Arnold the Commits
sion Of Bngadier General reward him for his treason
TO his native land
The Wing party wants these traitors II
spurns them. II ihemlf it canno, achieve
is patriotic purposes, by true men, by men who
have nober purposes IN pOiucs, than their own paIt-y
personal ends 10 Is cpntcntcd sink and be heard u no
more Yes-rahe than be indebted for salvation 10 trail
tors sciiseckers and interested politicians let IT, we say
perish and it, be heard more n we are to be
vanqulshcd by such, be it The true Vhigs Of the
land cannot avoid prevent They have done their
duty, % will do 1t, by their and country II that
cause and country have been bcayed-have been sold
by men whom they tustcd-wh3 owed all 10 them-wha
be- 1910, went TO the altar their company and vowed ID
stand by the Wing party and the Wing cause the Wing,
cannot help themselves No man can answer but for him
eachcy. though he colnteraced effects nor can tn,
Wing party prevent their being betrayed by men 20 whom
/ they gave their confidence.
/ Such men, however iAoy can marx and will mark f.
the future. Such men they can and will desp-s through
out al. time. The man who botays generous and conf
ding constituency will probably receive some counienanc
for me presen from those who profit by the easJn but h.
will for oil that, be held mp mark for the finger
scorn TO point s very children will suffer for his drln
/ quoncy.
Poor fool! For Uhat does be renounce his loyalty, hi
/ good faith What repay him for the confidence b
has betrayod-for the heart, Of his country men, which
has bauorcd for piaoe! NOTHING can repay him! a
the gold n the word-al the Office. ii the Government
a the weak and lilly vanity and vain glory Of being ihoug
bitter psng Of dccoy1g those who trusted 10 him. and b.
ing conscious hat boz bad done 90!
Lot these traitors go! Lat them 60 to meet Arnold
IN the British service and turn their arms against the me
with whom they bod fought eide by side We pity b,
from our very souls We would NOT have their feelings
their seICup buiding feelings, for o this worlds wealth
distinctions.
Let ne, however, AZ they crossing the line, forete
them their inevitable iatc-hat tnitor'- doom, which
written The book Of Destiny and which oil mankind
not reverse! They will be cordially received by ihoir a
opponents. They will get that oppoHenfs rofs now! B
let that deceive them Ihoy get not from any
fdc1co in rHEui They get IL a. Arnold got The Con
mission Of George Il-becausc II was supposed he ccu
njuro those whom he had betrayed They will rocei,
countenance but IL will not be their The
will receive exclusively from the idea that tdey il
jure the Wing party whom they had first betrayed. Arm