Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
MIR. WISE.

word both Wings and Democrats in relation to this
gentleman
We learn that Hampton defining his position with
respect to the Presidential election he made this sgni
fcant ayowa That If his hand rere put in uies and
he eoHsTdHed under insuraJe torture TO cast his
cote betoesH Martin Van Bmen and Henry Clay he
1Oud Uots tor Mr. Van Buren, under no other than
the coercion o The Rack se rrouid he uofe for either
And yet marvellous 10 say if elected at all, he must
owe his success to the Joint support OF Wings and Loco
Focog
Now in all sincerity put it to the good and true Of
both partcswlh what face either the prctcn-
sions Of Mr.. Wiscl
Mr. Van Huren the very mpersonation Of the prnci-
pies Of the Democratic party, while Mr.. Clay equally the
representative OF those OF the Wings And more. The
former by the common OF the Democracy, that
Is, by far tho most numerous portion designated and
lcctcd the chief under whom they will make their next
rally for ascendancy. And Mr.. Clay, the other hand
u, with still greater ununmiy the chosen leader under
whom the Wings Of the Union intend make their last
grand struggle to the country from perditon.-
Looking to his long continued and distinguished public
service his we'll tried patriotism, and uanscondant abi.
ties, ninotynuc Of every hundred Wings In America have
inscribed on their shield "ln hoe signo yincomus"
Now We ak the sincere and honest admirers of Mr.
Van Buron-for concedo he has many suct-how fhey
can youchsafc thar support 20 who publicly dc.
claos totior their fpvouo candidate, whom themselves
never consent to give his vote until it be wrung from him
by the insupportabIe agony OF the rack
What must Mr. Wise, who Is now counting, and would
ioyluly accept your support, think in his heart Of YOU
cherished favouho, when be that nothing short o
the torures Of a Spanish inquson could drive him Il
yield that fayouri,S his support
Does not the omiuous declaration warn you TINT Mr.
Wire still believes Mr. Van Buren, be that selfish corrup
and uupunciped politician he won't represent hin
IN 1910, and indeed during the long period he waunl
/ ~ toe death against him and his pnry7
And does not the significant avowal sdmonish you tina
at the time h may 10 him, he will again th
weapons Of his warfare upon you aud your selected chief
viii he not the many and grave charges he
| lousy preferred IN lsiO-churges which he now rc.en
dJrsc in your very flcesl Will notthe same accusation
OF cyayog,uce, prongacy dishonesty and hypocr.y, b.
repeated Can you who has been your vu
pcuuvo and deadly ioc-sud who has been faithful u
nouc-fso you, and ircsohcrous 70 sl1 Rather unit
in cousgning common contempt common traitor
Protoan politician who friend today and foe
"every thing by and nothing loug"-unworthy th
confidence Of any; and who plays Therytes alternately
the ono party and the other.
TINS advcc may not he needed because u comes frou
al enemy; but sometimes "fas cot a. h0si, docerr'an
We tender the adnoutJn 'in all sincerity, avotl no
any hope that heed IL will bring party advantag
for IN Congress, where, In the long dignity and NOR
must the influence Of men, whose railing and ran
g,flr thsirrea wor-and where accordingly Mr.. Wise
position will be oao Of harmless nsisndcines-we say W