Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02
Stupidity OF TyIsrism.


"scnate Chamber correspondent Of the Madison.
ian says:
The Republican party cannot carry the next Presi.
dental election without Mr.. Tyer's aid That
Ii also certain that the u!ras OF the Demo party will
the enemy rather than support Mr. Tyler after
abusing him ouiTlgeously The question then arises
whether 1t will not be better To let i Globe and Mr..
Benton over to the enemy and suppl their places with
the ""rigna Jackson men, who for Harrison and
Tyler in 1910, and who voted AID gave US the vic
tory last foil quite that Tic strength will
lose by the deseEion OF "thc Globe Mr.. Benton will
be compensated hundred fold by tpt which Mr. Tyler
will bring Us.
"As To principles and measures President Tyler is quite
Mr.. Van Buren, cannot again cnrry \ sou,hsrn
cannot, for several years -, carry the North. Mr.
Tyler may carry both the South anil the North Besides
Mr. Tyler will carry the few huIrtd thousand Wings with
him, who consider National Faux an obsolete dea.'"
Tho idea that Tyor's aid is Indispensable success
of Loco Focoism and that 'J may carry both the South
and the North" is inexprcssibf udcrous 1t seems mpos
sibc for the insects who bas the sunshine of Executive
favor, realise the hopccsss OF his cnso or rather
conjecture, he himself cfus believe it, and they per-
form but the duty of couc in aiterng his fond deson
Mr. Henry a. Wise too, H. permitted himself to indulge
in the strain of fooer by appropratng, manifest,
ing strong inclination Inappropriate, the late umphs Of
Loco Foccism 10 the cofiueIing arm of John Tyler
The Globe takes the mater up and in very few words
containing thought tan Mr.. Wise carried in his
head, finally settles the ridiculous prctension.
From the Globe.
'she principal chief elected of the most dstne,habe
sex, died. the second who lad claimed to be of both gen.
ders, succeeded and after attaining the Government au
ihorty proclams himself through his immediate personal
friends 10 be o. the neuier genderto be Of party And
in this of things, the great parties GO before the
people, and their strength sgan before the country
the boxes the issue decided in of the Demo-
crazy. In this Of things the farf'
steps down from his pedest aud claims for himself the
quests won by conflict IN which he had the slightest
participation. His schemes Of Governmen-hs moDgrel
bunkhis halfway disrbItionhis eNchequer protects
were Of them discussed amounting the dig
nifty political question: much less Of parties in the
great issues brouRhup by them for the public Judgement
Neither Mr., Tyler, his principles, his suIes nor
his eientions entered antJ the thoughts psope.
And yet sooner the battle fought and won thsn he
pear like the fox in the fable and claims lions and
the ngers share"
The two great parties OF the country, alike and
equally Indifferent Mr.. Tyler-they both view him as
accident" who has for retarded the march
Of events nothing As he has done nothing 10 deserve
the favor of either but every thing merit their contempt
IL may safely be ayesd tia, he can do nothing 20 re-
conce either. Were possible for him 10 act wisely
and WELL and dsneresdy he would probably after his bad
conduct. receive but little praise confidence He would
still be regarded doing right from had moiivesas wrong
by SYSTEM and night by accident" AZ Liars are con-
demnsd TO unbeei though they speak the truth: so Trait
rghtfuy doomed TO tho drradlti and unhapp
Of being dstusted and conemned though peradven
uro they not then TO betTay. There are some crimes
which mankind required by their own safety and good
10 foTge-and conspicuous among these /. rErAcs
II may safely be sverred that tho history of the
world affords instance in which an asceyfaip,d trait,
has succeeded IN reaching the confidence of his
felowmen. The instinct Of seEpreseryaton ia too now
erlu to admit Of IT,