Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-14
STICE" ipain

We thought when irst admitted this INTO our
columns, that we were committing taar pas. Men of
his cabre are pertinacous the third day Ague and
/ Fever.
This gentleman first publishes paper an or.
article, pcrty, hippantly and ooshy attacking
SELF because presumed differ from him in opinion re-
atiye Mr. Webster; tells 10 "away with such stuff
that he, aye he Justice God the mark consider.
ed"Mr Webster the soundes Wing the Country
ie rery soundest being suppose hmself) asks num-
bero questions which there School, boy in the Country
that could not answer and because reply state that
he has compressed the greatest possible amount ignorance
into the smallest possible space, complains Of easfe
ard logical review" as he sneeringy stycsii
What will satisfy tine man We hated to call him "a
too in plain terms though in hearts thought him
such. We work politely as possible and merely
prored him Its this thathc forgive. Wemrht
have called him openly, dozen times and he would
have thrown himself las reserved rights talked about
dignity foul language, &c But prove him 10 be so with
out the OF epithet, much for his patience
There is in special pleading Whether the query
which extracted the right or no. every body
knew what meant Justice by statements and
queries united, gives TO understand, that he did nor
know Mr.. Webster had ever ceased belong TO tie Wbg
party. To prove thar the fact notorious we quoted
largely from number of Wing Journals published about
the time OF his apostacy, may be, litto after
As to the remark Of Justice" that no paper was more
fsome in its praise of Mr. Webster in Is0 after remind
ing him OF fact, the which be entirely unknown
TO 50 chasie scholar, that uomo is applied to tie praise
not 10 the person bestowug would merely observe
that it is without the shadow Of foundation The acting
editor OF this paper takes it upon him to say that there
was in the department Of the gentlemen then conducting the
Wing either towards Mr. Webster personally or through
the columns OF the paper nothing either mean or ncured in
the smallest degree with sycophancy. They admired hi,
great talents and cxeron aud gave him due praise but
that all.
Justice" still hurps the idea that Mr.. Webster has
done nothing but accept Office under Mr. Tyler lie told
the other day, that he only staid in until he could con-
clude the treaty, &c. Now, however having found out
that he continued in Office long afterwards he saws
VIC are angry with him because he did resign when We
thought he ought. So this was not the sole reason
OF his staying in. There many By whca man NAV
render himself liable suspicion Of nfdeiy to the Wg
caue but none is there damnng nature as that Of
holding Office under John Tyler.
We do not suppose that Mr.. Websters Funcul Hall
Speech has been forgotten. The infamous doctrines ayo
ed IN that speech will live much longer than Mr. Webster
desires they shall ale declares the Government to be car
ried by Wings" &C. and before that time the Govern.
meut paper had already engaged in furious war with tho
Wing party, and the State convention OF Massachusetts had
declared an Toyocabo divorce The whole WhiQ party
uproar against Tyler when they arc told by an
officer Of the Government, that Tyler is Wing and of
course It must be so! Would "Iustcc" think II at all in
consistent with his rioisnt erelusice whggcry 70
accept snug itlo Office under Tyler
Justice with attempting in vain to niure NJ,
Webster That is very useless piece OF malice on our
part lie has always been the unpopular great man
we eyerknow anything about his adherence Tyler has
so eleciuay killed him mp, that the abilities OF forty such
mon as "Justico" will not suffice to terminate him.
We have been led along gradually until VIC have given
"Juscc" great deal more notice than was oil frat intend
Cd We here dismiss him. We would advise him 10 pick
ousome other occupation than that he has chosen or ne he
seems to be still very young and very green and may not
DO too old to learn, g. decent school n ho will
allow the liberty Of selection we would refer him to the
who adverises "to teach ornug in sixteen lessons
lourpenco lesson, aud them WHARF, arns manners four
pence more"