Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

These two organs of the harmonious Dcmocra.
cy--which few months past were so tender and
atiectionate-begin to treat each other with ia
miliarity quite distressing.
The last Madisonian bestows the following com.
pliments ON its Democratic co-laborer:
THE EDITORS OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
We tear that these gentlemen are fairly for the mad
ness OF the Globca OF decided insanity, beyond all
doubt In their editorial OF July 81 article the New
York Aurora calling upon the friends OF the Presi.
dent 10 organize, is made the apology for volunteering
more "sweet words" Mr.. Tyler who. they
IN le and in order the better satisfy him and all 9TH
ers on that point they quote the sayings of Major Noah
put forth in his Sunday ncwspapche senior editor goes
into perfect paroSysm If friend Of Mr. only breshes
whisper of organization, and vows, and swaggers,
and gives advice, and ready exeaim al Sir Oracle
and when open my mouth, let dog bark" Poor NJ VI.
Noah the constituted chairman OF constituted commit
tee invoked to the lid OF the editors, in order to enable
them the more readily rule Mr.. Tyler oil The aud
thus to have matters altogether after his own way.
And 10! their bitter tears, because the Convention
postponed 10 May, lSIi. They anticipated corrupt
OF Patronage, quoh these wise and Sagucious men, aud
now the anticipated corruption is made manifest the
declarations OF NJ. NJ Noa with the fact before them, that
the offices in the gilt Of the President remain in the city
New York, with single exception, they the time
OF General HarrsUns deahtha tenths OF the offices
OF the country are filled by opponents OF MIR Tyler while all
important foreign missions, with few exceptions SINH
larry crcuustsnced But a few months ago, VI NJ. Noah
ives editor OF the Union paper friendly to the President
the fresdent, seeking impress the country with the
belief that Democrat other than Mr. Tyler could be
elected: and now, when States coming his sup
port and friends from all quarters daily Hooking to him.
the Rches and the Noahs engaged the task OF prov
ING that he has chance OF success and without the
slightest ceremony rule him of the Talk Of
lnon' Pray, gentlemen, what sum was paid VI VI. Noah
To furnish the article much Landed Who paid the
thirty pieces of silver ?
Bat we have comfort left rs and it is found the
tact that the senior editor OF the Enquirer has proved upon
other occasions, TO be false prophet He much
in his calculations when Gen. Jackson candidate
and even more violent in his opposition General Jackson,
he declared $50 ignorant that lac could interpret the
paines language OF of Congress-, and would chang
man under the second section " and yet the
moment that the People the attempt editorial dica
uon Mr.. Richie became devoted advocate ever
breaihed We are, therefore, without hope, that
the editors NJ VI. Noah the contrary noiwitlistand-
ing, will yo' the day, and that long, when
they will become the advocates of John "
Ter TO betound in the whole land. In the meantime will
they take our advico' for would have them COM
united too deeply. They had better remain quiet they
may perchance, the hazard OF awakening the susp
con that they not irhGf they say. IL
may be thought that they manifest atoge much aac
uiy IN quoting assocatea with NJ. NJ. Noah. The in
ference may be drawn that editors regard necessary
siraaGcm 20 accomplish what plain and direct and, there
fore, fair dealing effect At all events, wish the
Mess Rchies both father and son, greaioy their
ally OF the Sunday morning press. We hope they will
orego their necessary worship the Monumental Church
on the Sabbath day in their JOY in the perusa OF Judge
Oahs Sunday morning paper.