Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27
WAR OF rHE RENEcApoEs.

The Administration does as too much honor. Il bring
relays OF feed editors to Washington 10 crush the Globe
which 10 be stumbling block IN It's way Not lonl
since had Isaac Hill, like Vulcan, with his sedgc ham
mer at work uponu Now while John Jones is rstcatnl
AID recovering his breath have another Johny OF like
lbtc, batterng us-the Secretaries themselves
ever and anon putting In blow while corps Of eAtr
clerks, who earn their pay winters h every quar-
ter with elanior against the Globe, be re-echoeC
by all the Tyler e.holders and Tyler newspapers um
their several stations The Secretaries, RECALLED
morning by their specially pauonzed IN the
different sections from which they come, with rich eulog,
for themselves spccd up with ribady for the Globe Does
paltry editor want postmastershp, blank, paper
and Irvine conac,hc backs his private recommendation
with public pancgyric OF MIR. Wickhilc. and furious
TRADE against the Globe Does another want War Office
contract valuable adyertscmcnthe eNtos James Mad
son Porter and denounees the Globe Are treasury Jobs
sough-Mr Spencer IL the ablest OF hnancers the rcsto
public credit the successful borrower OF moneys
aud the Globe Infamous bclc In saying that he OF
his colleagues ever sposiazodihat they ever sustained
Clay his principles and measures and abandoned h; OF
denounced Tyler and his reachery and then joined
aided. and abetcd him.
Mr. Henshaw Secretary OF the Navy has brought on
body OF recruits ply guns and throw broadsideS
10 sink the Globe and relieve the Administration from Its
annoy We should be in dreadful CONSERVATION
der the connonade he has opened upon from Massschu
from his flag shp-the Positive had not long
since learned that vena and treacher aud apostacy at
parayze the power OF the highest in authority drce-
ting the overwhelming means, and calling into action
the biiteTcst and most INSCRIPTIONS PASSIONS GoSe
This is the preface, as il were, To a furious IT,
tcnancc To Tyler; who is denounced ms the basest
of traitors. We very Indifferent what may be
the result of the contest among these loving menu
bcrS of the harmonious Democracy, over the body
of Capt. Tyler. Ii is to be observed, however,
that the Globes enemies thicken upon il While
coldly supported by the Enquirer, Argus, Pennsy.
vanian, DC. DC. fresh swarm of furious asSa-
ants is daily coming To the attack. The Petersburg
Republican even Joins the attacking party, and
pourS an effective broad-sidc into the great Globe
The Globe, doubtless, has the bulk of the Party
on its side; but it will have no little trouble in
clearing the skirts of Democracy of Tylcrism.
Having taken that ism to its embrace it is not
easily gotten rid Of 1t holds on like death, and is
perfectly right in doing so. Ii was scduced from
the paths OF virtue by the Democracy, and it
ought TO insist on the Democracy making suitable
provision for it.
But OF this we care nothing. All that we refer
to these squabbcs for is to extract the vindicaon
of the Wings, which they abundanty SUPPLY
When the Wings discarded Tyler as Il traitor, they
were violently aSsailcd by these same Democrats,
for their harsh treatment of the Captain who
was held up Ia the Sympathics of the world as an
injured and prosecuted man. Having used him,
and now being anxious TO get rid of him,-;o lus-
'iiy themselves, by showing his unworthiness, they
are forced TO admit he was traitor To the Wings,
and therefore that they treated him precisely as he
deserved to be treated.
We trust this will he remembered, and that the
Democratic combatants will work each other as
much mischief rs possible, in their efforts to extr.
cate themselves from the embrace ofTylcrism.