Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10. ,sa,.
LOCO Foco DIsCoRD.

In New Hampshire the lssac Hill Calhoun Locos ans
the Hubbard or Van Buren, open Hills insur
rection will formidable Since 1899 he has ruled III,
State with almost dctaiorisl power.
Mr.. Cahoun's opposition the Oregon bill denounced
BY the Van Burcnitos IN certain quarters deerens
TO England, AntAmerics, SC. War an disguise is made
upon the nulcr by Van Burcns, wherever darcs to dc
few months will find the sections fyinr at each
Others hroas-it is extremely probable that the fcud will
end in setting aside both and the Of some third
Gen Cas- Colonel Johnson whom the bulk OF each
wing OF Loco Foeosm be induced tocompromse upon
An OF letter from CINCINNATI in the Baltimore
Patriot eoun;enances the idea:
Quite large meeting OF the hsrd-6sted Democracy
was held IN our city, few evenings, which formally
mated Lewis Cas- their preferred candidate for the the
next Presidency Judging from the disposition manifested
hcrca and the unusually large quantities enthusiasm
which daily pumpedup and wasted the Queen Cirys
streets and taproons, imagine that full quetus has
been placed upon the hopes and claims of Van Buren, John
son and Calhoun, candidates iorthe White House. Frrin
all see am led TO believe, and do predict. that
neither Van Buren, nor Calhoun receive nomi
nsron from the lae body OF Locos great Wcs-and
no matter what be the South East. either
Cas- Johnson inevitably nomination
present indications evince more hopes the latter OF
last mentioned would greatly prefer Cass for he
undoubtedly the abcsi every respect respon
sibe an office, especially does he sPpear eonSsted
with Johnson"
The Globe greatly disturbed the increasing sign, OF
the diseord which menaces its party with dissolution
says:
seen di.afected portion OF the Democratic party in
New Hampshire breaking off from their Old associates,
under the pretext that the, differ with them
OF policy and attempting get up ticket for State officers
and members OF Congress- against the regular nominations
OF the party. II such movement can accomplish any
thing will be the defeat Of the Democratic party and the
restoration OF Federalism; State which the eyes OF
the Democracy OF the whole Union have long looked for
pattern OF purity IN principle and patriotism in
We regret H. for the Joy and encouragement gives the
enemies OF the great of equal rights well for
the modification and disappointment occasions its
iend And entreat the seceders pause before they
take the fatal STEP which the end separate them
forever from their ancient political brethren"
The di=sensions OF Loco Foeosm inevitable and in
apPeasabe. They grow Of the elshing and recon-
elsb!e principles and objects Of the several fragments which
so to make up the aggregate OF the called Democracy.
What affinity there between Modification Latiudi.
narianism which has always marked the politics of New
Nork-between tie Free Trade School o; the Cotton
States and the Tariff doctrines OF the universal Northern
Democracy-5eiween the arch Nuil.fer himself and Van
Baren who wanted him hanged in 1922 None-none.
common hatred to the Wing party has combined them
unnatural alliance There any other cement
among them, and having. they imagine the
Wing party, their hatred OF each already blazing