Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
REM0TALS-HONEST JOHN TYLER PLAYING
OFT THE q IMEs
THURSDAY MORNING. NAY 80. Is.,

OUT THE GAME!
The work of goes bravey throughout the land
Custom House officers Posmasers, Consus Land officers
and all fall by every week. offence committed
pretended wi,houtnoec and the face OF
faithful discharge of their duties We had thought we
would register the various examples OF dcposm they
occurred. show hoc ceH the President had acted up
his proclamation when he took possession OF the eins
in April lS4l but besides that they numerous,
o0he ineia5y the traitor who thus yrannicay and
gratefully his brief and accidental authority and
much the depraved and progatc which
aetuate him, that from the subject with disgust.
Will be believed that he is hunting down all whom
Harrison placed in oiiccihe very who aided put
him in oiice-whout fault alleged whoutcnuse assigned
And that appeased by this ruthless prescription,
he Is removing whom he put hnscfi Either Of
too they be truly pausibly alledged
TO him-and the weak believes every at,ering tale
that place hunter brings hu-is fatal the incumbent
feoeal office Ii he is inclined Mr.. Clay that is
than sufficient ii is necessarily fatal: And il he promised
that put any whatever his opinions, and put
another will help him, John Tyler, presto the thing is
done.
Amidst indignation this mans most outrageous
and objectionable course, help laughing the
figure the American people cut, and the Wings
pccaly, to be in the power and far many important
powers of Government concerned at the absolute dis
Of this Incompatible ass Was there ever such
buresque upon Repubicanisml Did Fortune before
take such particular pains and 10 malicious pleasure in
humbu the pde OF Repubcanism and in exposing it TO
the ridcue and derision, Of the world only but of it,
self
To be for years the sport of John Tyler! The vic.
tim of his capnees! The sacrifice of his Presidential spc
culaon and of his excessively modest and reasonable
aspirations IL years lease of Power! That our pub
lie affairs should be influenced and our public offices va.
Gated filled, the will of the People overhrown and the
law of the majority ,rampled under foot, Just help
along to second term And that for oil this time have
the power OF lifting finger help ourselves or to
recfy by his expulsion the evils under which he has made
the country groan!
Let confess in humility, that institutions are not
perfect faer ourselves and tell the world For this
mperection there remedy. grows OF the imper.
lection Of all subunary things The only remedy which
the wisdom of the founders the Constitution could sug
gest Impeachment. long ago pronounced by Mr. Jecr.
son mere "scarecrow,-a sentence, the truth OF which
Mr.. Tyler has fully confirmed in his own person.
Nevertheless, there is comfort under this dis
NAL and ridiculous dispensaton of things 1t has ap-
pointed termination and last long now. But even
in advance of the arrival of that day which shall deliver the
country from the united scepe of stupidity and corruption.
have the satisfaction OF knowing and seeing that all the
devatons from rectude and all the grossly selfish dehec.
tons OF the acting President from the panest dictates of
common integrity and honorable Obligation have avaed
him, and will avail him, nothing! He has assumed that
he could reoec himself by the PGrOnGgeihe People are
going prove him that by Patronage alone he cannot
single State single county, single parish,
less it be Mr.. Wse's county and Parish When too late
the acting President will discover what fool he has been
made by Others and yet more what fool he has made of
himself
The Tyler papers complaining that play into their
hands he may, John Tyler still sighted and his merits
and deeds held in small esteem, by the Democratic party
and papers! The Newburg Courier, Tyler pap fed pa
per- honestly than discreey admits this 1t says
Although the Wing throughout the United Ia
ken themselves abuse President Tyler every
his Official papers maintained
studied silence upon the subject Why acts
Of the President have been democratic and he
the ast two than other country
proposed by Wings When President
where with public parade reocngs the sound
Of gancss hushcd and the doctrine upon that no
/ good can come out Of Nazareth"
1--WE love the treason, but abhor the traitor" That is
the key.
The shouts vented when the vetoes were given are all
hushed! The Poans are all senced The paudits have
all died away! What Is the reason' All has been obtain
cd OF the traitor that expected and h draws near
and more its close! Each day that is TO follow unit,
March, 1915, Mr. Tyler destined hear less and less Of
Democratic applause and less and less the duce strains
Ofatey And when his tday comes when he is to bid
adeu the sweets Of power and descend to the ranks
OF citizenship, despised citizen Mr.. Tyler will then be
haunted by the ghosts OF his forfeited pledges his violated
faith and his sighted obligations Richard ILL., by
. the spcctres of his murdered victims.
But enough. John Tyler should never have consid
cred worthy of considerations the President and the
public who has violated his faith to his country and
the example in high places of ueachey 10 his friends
and iahesness TO trust whom hold up scorn: and
vndctyey either but for the good of those who are to
| follow.