Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-14
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The Theatrical Administration,
Did it you, Mr.. Editor, that the present i,
OF theatrical administration, aud many Of the per
formers playing their parts clunsy There "John
the lucky, who is making play thing Of the Government
performs pranks and someTses a Clown in a
Circus; but instead OF Amusing the audience. Clowns gen.
orally do he disgusts ALL excepting OF course John Jones'
the boys and the dirty oieehuners "Ou brief CANDLE
There another John the celebrated political
coat OF country, and tho great mischief maker
OF modern times lie has got the blind side OF the Captain
who it he have any reputation left will be shorn of every
particle OF by the lh day OF March, 1915. What de-
iycrance, this glorious day will bring forh9 And the
woud-be Secretary of the Treasury the immortal Govern
ment Auctionccr where is he Rejected by the Senate,
by his Constituents but nothing daunted fobs the
China Mission, and is already oph in splendid Steam
Fngae. Was there such impudencc before hope
he will succeed better with the Emperor of China than he
did in offering the Captain at auction, for if my memory
serves me- not single bid made for him The great
Captain knocked down NJ nothing Why, Surface in the
play did better than that for he knocked down the portraits
of his Ancestors for something And there is the great
prophet it be true, that he bagged his game and
goes in Sip Of War, Brazil Minister ertraord
arrange important commercial treaties Can this
be the same gentleman that boosted, the floor of Con-
gress that he did for pary but for the
try believe lac and the of the Guard
boast that oil had refused oilcc-ovcn survived
the opportunities of the Captain scarcely twelve
month nearly whole o them perfectly
willing TO take any thing that pays well, especially such
places give $4,000 outfit, and $4,000 salary. Being of
the opinion that Congress and the country along
very well without the Guard wish John the lucky" had
in defiance OF that glorious "shee anchor of the nation
the Senate, the whole of them off and then appointed
himself Foreign Mission This would be fine,
distance lends enchanimont the view" Who the
other performers the Tyler boards Z o! remember
There the celebrated Tragedian, who is well paid
by the people doubt but what part he plays know
and following the Modern Byron and Repeal Orator.
bTOw-heat
OF the acting President of the L. States, ran,ng and
ooling about the internal discOrds Of Great Britain MY
father, tho President" should birch him well and Often
Aud another youthful peormerhas just made his appearance
IN the character OF Secretary OF Legation the Prophet;
but us he Is the of the genemany Yankee Comedian,
VIC VIII let him pass. WE'LL luck 10 all Of the Tyler play
especially they perform distant boards. But why
waste words the political upstairs of the day They
not worth the candle.
Aieraluding those who have indebe disgrace
upon our Government and Country, is refreshing
eyes towards the great patriots aud Statesmen of the
time, e. Henry Clay, OF Kentucky; John VI. Clayton, of
Delaware; John Sergeant OF yvauin, and John Da-
Wis, OF Massachusetts. The first named has given
his be the Wing Candidate for the Presidency
but he is nevertheless candidate, and will per.
NIT him 10 decline because the high office should, the
words of the immortal Lowndes, be "neiiher sought
declined" III this moment the Wings of the country
determined elect Mr. Clay President, they
in November $780, TO make General Harrison President;
they continue quiet and united caring button about
minor elections Excepting the Tennessee Election because
they wanted retain the ascendancy the t.
and therefore, put their shoulders the wheel and
cuedi, but when November, 1874 arrives the great work
viii be done well. Mr. Clay the only Wing in the Coun-
try who carry nearly oil the States, but
five ten that have strength enough beat any of the
LocofOco candidates "On hand" II Mr.. Van Buren,
be nominated, he can't carry half dozen States; Mr. Cal
houn cannot carry than two South Carolina and
Alabama Col. Dick, though popular with the ignorant
people of the West, can't shoulder single State in the
Union; Mr. Buchanan could get State if his life de-
pended upon it, Mr.. Cass might possibly get Michigan.
The truth is Mr.. Clay will have merely gGllop round
the without the of whip spur. There will be
other Wing candidate: The People would scorn any
other whig, who might offer himself AS the three
Johns who named suitable persons for the Vice Pre-
sdency, they combine purity private and political,
great talents and wellried patriotism. Neither of these
Johns will any occasion; but whether
the oriher the third, be placed the Wing Ticket
with Harry Of Hanover, each and nll will work
maniuy, and should God, in his mercy take from the
great Western either of the present named candidates for
the second station in the Nations gift emineny quui-
ed for thai any other emergency.
Go Mr. Editor, in your bold and gallant advocacy Of
the greatest Statesman of the time for the elevated
Office in the world and rely upon it, you will be trium-
plant The great keniuckan happily for his own fame,
has lived long enough to nail 10 the every false
hood that propaga,ed against him for base political
purposes his fearless, magnanmous and elevated conduct,
has made his bittcres foes hide their diminished heads with
shame, and he looms aot the First in the hearts of
lis COunuymen." TRUE WING.