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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH IL, is4s.
Hnmbngging "a, lNA legion.

ffdHbugging the lufA Icgt0n
Mr.. Dencalc, of the Delegates from Rockingham,
IN an address for his though addressed the
editor OF the Rockingham Register, makes this
1.-The rcceptnto the Treasury the present taxation is
short S2OOOO per annum OF the necessary expenses OF
the State, and the interest upon It, debt amounting TO
Si33OOO per for interest added to tins, the Fhg
Legislature Of 1899, had pledged the faith Of the
State, 10 guarantee fhe payment Of principal and
est Of debt of Sl4O0o,O00 for The James Rirer and
handlohd ConPsHy"
We suppose OF course, that the Ii millions typogra
phics crror and person ought be shall by u.s. be
held responsible for mistake which might have happened
to any IL ought to be Sl.iO0,0O0.
But how is the fact the mpuation thrown upon the
Wing Legislature of 1889 Was that typographical
assertion made without due considcra.
uonor pcrvesiOn OF historical truth accomplish pre-
sent party and personal object Is the Printer blame here
Mr.. Donealc
is news to u.s. and suppose will be to the public
goneplly, that the Legislature of 1889 Wing. The
House OF Delegates might have been and was; but
Senate Ths And could the Wing House have guaranteed
for the James River Company Without
Democratic Senate
We unchari;able enough TO believe that Mr. Deneae
knew tina, the Senate Democratic 1892 and that in
making this statement lac acnatcd by vcws:-l.
To make little capital for himself and his party Rock
ngham. by charging that upon the Wings alone in which
Wings and Democrats concurred ID BY the expectation
that this little pcccado would be found out found
out that the game would DC thought rather too small 10 be
hunted
But, member OF Assembly ought not to hazard his
torica statements upon such calculation. Ii any
Der OF Assembly with the fact, that 1899
the Democratic party confronted the Senate Of Virginia,
he demonstrates himself unworthy for his ignorance
hold the place he occupies Ii acquainted with the fact
and asserting still ,hatthat done by the Wing party which
DONE and could only be done by the parties
controlling the House the other the Senate he demonstrates
People. He exhibits himself capable OF nisreprcsenng
fact, history, to present paltry advantage.
The gentlemen has placed himself this position not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

This b, the 1ar1c Of the new Secretary Of War, broth.
ar of DAVID Rucnh1usc Porter. DemoeyGtie Governor Of
Pcnnsylvana. Ills appointment and proension' are mer
ecssy n.sasd by the Globe Washington, and the Penn
.yyauan n Philadelphia, the two ahlcst Van Buren, papers
in the Union The appointment Of Mr. Porter Is nscrb.
Cd BY oaoh uunc.it1ungy, design Of buying fenn'y
yan, nsde-ty entertained by Mr. Tyler, and both papers
pronounce tlt biz Accilenoy, II such was his object as
no doubt D, va- dor vino rosy doubt p has mis'ed
the figure" lo hos shown desire for the prehassj but
did not fret aequant himself whether the oriee was Tor
sale and II was has bid quito too low 70 expect 1t to be
knocked out % him.
The Pennsylvania says:
"since 1897 Mr. James Madison Portcr has been what
may be turned Porter manthat is, he has 90 Tar acted
with the democratic party 6, hold Judgeshp under h'
brothers appointment for ycar ortwo ana - sad 20 nave
picked up considerable IN the way Of canal c0nUnc
fees M counsel for the adminssuonor tor bnnkS-or l'
contractors. and has doubt done good business On
small way lie has a his life been tucky specnaing
political lawyer with talent and legal kn9wodg "nd
= large fund of modest assur1Hee. such - Iohh y'i
secreary II War James Madison PoHer bo'h'r Of DAVID
Riuenh0uso Porter, Governor Of PennsylVama'
n Mr. Tyler intonds the appointment Of the new secc
nry ~ compliment the people Of Penn'ylvana' he Wi
find that he has acted under mistaken impression aud That
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
llang Hole,s Of CnIpeper.


I'VE ready publish, II MAJ Cutchfeld Will prepared
1rl wish you would call Cmchfcd to publish the
speech which he delivered yesterday the James River
and kanawha bill. twns repcte with valuable informa
ton and maintained with mastery ability the value 81 the
Improvement and the policy Of the Directory. II
speech which reflected the credit his aentsand
industry-hs devotion to the interests Of the
weath-hs respect for the claims o justice and his
logod patriotism. Urge u publication, tina, his miscon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
March 18th, 1913.

10 The Wing Voter Il nc th Congressional Distinct composed o..
Aeromae. Northampton Ezabeih City Warwick. YoH WI
ansbnrg NcN Rent Chlds- Cry Matthews Clgueesr Ian
aud Northumberland
The public papers or Richmond have already borne q,
every part oi your district the cheering intelligence Hill
Carers acqwcsc,uce your wish that be- should bs
ddte Tor Congress % the ensuing election. lie places
himself DO this attitude before you and h- country n oppo
'upn ~ hs own interest," and violence bis astc
and inclination from strong ,i duty Wing ond
patI.t IU, rejection u Mr. Nise by the T. States
senate, aud - sudden announcement candidate for
'eei1n 81 ConR.', seemed To throw the Wing party into
SUCH embarrassment d confusion render their defeat
inevitable This Nus produced by concurrence of causes
20 veil known 90 sou tat % would be- unnecessary
% TIME 10 tnuWtut, them all. One, however. mote
prominent than tho ret. and % thut alone will ! audc-
Ills distinguished rep fauyu successful c0nDsts.i boo
tc sIEauitpra contests . ue national lrsua and ta
cwn aud m,utcd i1m, lu coo yutg.la warfare oi an
',rciIOnecung canvass Is notorious throughout the
District THIS checked to aspirations Df many oKce..
lent gentlemen, who preferred foregoing tine chances
Yi ihe laurel wrath o. mourning the 1i. and labor
and -oclIrs~ activity and vigilance which were involved boo
conte-t with formidable opponent u this condi.
lion u iHul-. u eyes w'r, turned Mr. Carter who Boo
obedience 10 'D rirff .YeIIYus ~ uiIututr' gentle
men 900 all plf Of uc district, ua- consented q, place hm
stf OF ihc hc'i Di Tue party their candidate, lnd cde
bus iic y their ylIJlr. With that dceiu'-- Hud ni1ni.
ness which tI distinguishing features 81 biz character
De hos boldly uuiurcd tie Wing banner with your pnnc
p's omuazD1rd upon BE- i,ds nnd pDdgcd him-e upon
me altar of patriotism, tY abide their Having thus
planted your 'asdaTd upon che battlefield. Tor YOU
VINO CHERISH lhe sanc puncpes q, illustrate k.nof1
V'you political and persYla rd' pcndsuce, your devotion
Z" those great principle ui human freedom aud human
nights Sch o lt th' foundation Of our institutions and
your indignation nt the attempt transfer you. lie so
many monac'd s1F'-, from 40 master ~ the .a
q" an o'erseef ItsiIryou o. sslI forth AL ecmen and
project your proud oru'chron from the foul ar,g Of ser
Bio Wudicutc your virtue ard your f .t.f. s tho dc.
scendanis Of thr nsuiIus heroes ~ York town by m
open manly energetic ord jealous support Of VI. Cauer
and the bold and unqualified condemnation Of Mr. Wise
q y", VINO mas Hn'd h- back 900 aconhdng constituency
and disappointed oil their just expectations. g.
ssENCE n Tyre. The eeibrrd Grsean Hair Dye up
- ny One above received lni fofsai,. at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

The Wings n Culpepcr invited meet at nc Court,
order select delegates to tho proposed Wauenton Con.
tins congressional District. full attendance is desired
Other Counties of tho District earnestly requested 10
cooperate Let every County shcw he interest IN com.
mon cause, by having delegation This the only
Di harmonious action.
Many Voters OF Cuipepsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
March, 18Th, 1913

IT The pradcal Tax Bill eHctcs the strongest indig.
nation in this City will every where else. Meeting,
1t will be seem called the City IIul This Evening.
whore Of course, the prescribed People Of this City will
assemble look aitor her equal rgh ampcd under foot
by democratic" Tyranny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

J'The House was engaged the whole of Yesterday on
ueiLaimcr Aera very long and elaborate speech
BY Mr. Taylorno, half long one by General Bayly
similar subject las Mr.. T. saidl-and reply by Mr.
Bocock the whole subject laid on the table-,he Dem
ocracy there lodging the question
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

" On account Of the nccmency Of the weather, last
evening MAJOR Tochmln very wisely postponed his Lecture
hl Monday night next, when trust the weather will
permit him be greeted by audience worthy Of his per.
sgna worth and Tho glorious oanse DO advocate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Ric IN I'm q m d /.

ARRIVED,
Brig st. Helena, Mickin, Atakapas sugar and molas.
Dunlop Moncure & Co.
Schr. Mary Ann, jerks, Norfolk, smdries.
SAILED,
Schr. Henrietta, Hicks, Norfolk, -four
Schr. Paragon, Cherry. New York, coal.
Schr. Union Paine, New Bedford, coal.
Schr. Extra, OvcrOn, Jersey CITY, coal.
Schr. Rob Armstrong, Mister, Baltimore, coal.
Schr. Catherine Wilcox Liscomb New York coal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

Andrew BroOdus il. is the Wing candidate Caroline
and he does not carry the day, will, understand
his opponent to the throa, latch The redemption
line would dfuse great JOY through the Wing ranks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

they will thank him for IT, II he had wished insult
hena and show cOntempnous indifference their feel
ngs and opinions. il could have been done In
pointed manner. II il supposed that in this way such
fer the democratic party of the like cattle in the market
egrcgious bundeT has been committed The yeoman
~ OF Pennsylvania be traded oil by huckster
ing politicians that they may put money in their pockets by
the Transaction. On the contrary attempt at bargaining
and selling barciaced and unbushng that which
Commonwealth and theyVv Justly be the provoked
the whole affair." since has been negotiated under the und
guscd impression that Pennsylvania Is be had So low
price a cabinet office 10 such James Madison
Porter Were the people BE- purchased thus they would
sell themselves cheaply indeed This junction of the
administrations with all the influences they bring
bear, will neither transfer the people the hand.
sustain Mr. Tyler the Presidency nor Governor Porter
divide the party in lS4l Such chaerng and peddng,
first Of the offices ct the people and then o the people them
selves for the benefit OF families will
ton OF Just anger not easily to be uanquilired."
Fhig Convention al TdrPdhanRoek the County Of e.
10 nominate candidate for the stu Congressional
District
Through mishap no official account has been re.
ccived Of the proceedings OF this meeting yet learn
from gentleman who present that the Convention
well attended. fifty sixty delegates being in attend
mostly from the Counties of Hing William, King and
Queen, Richmond, Wcsimorcland, and Caroline and
Essex The harmony and zeal pcrvudcd the meet
ing, and there was but voice Ia the nominee
All united in calling upon w. Newton, Esq of wosmyc
land gentleman every way qualified represent the
9Th district IN the Congress Of the United States
We Learn from letter from Wesmorcland that Mr.. New.
ton has accepted the nomination. and earnestly hope he
will second the efforts of his friends BY entering upon
the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
mi N

Yesterday, the 18th inst, EDMUND CARTER the younges
of Carter and Julia A. Crienden. The friends OF tn
parents and also ct Mr. T. Hatchers family are requested
To attend the funeral this morning, 10 o'clock tn
Monroe House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

Salshcr, Carter, kdweu, Miller. OF Mason & Jackson
Dyche, Smith. Of Nanseuiond Taylor Watts VERIFY Oil
yer. Boiling, Tslman Dsy Sturm Daniel, Of Richmond
City, West-24
Ma quarter to 5o'elock on motion Of Mr.. MEnEprH,
the House adiourncJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

The Wings OF this District we understand universally
concur IN the wish that James C. Bruce, ESD of Halifax
shall head them in April We sincerely hope that he will
yield To their wishes pronouncing all WILL that if there
Is any sacrifice about ought encounter il more
eheerfuy The country requires and ought to have
the aid Of its soundest and enlightened intellect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
District Of HaiaI. Pitsy!sania Franklin, Patrick

LIZA STUDENT has been unayodably delayed but will
be published in Il few days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

u Clay Wing to the of the Accomac District,
cannot appear To day. but shall Notwithstanding
his contempt OF the injunction, write only one side of
the page.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
TAs Charlaff, Disfricf.

strued this subject may be placed In a
light and his just claims the gratitude Of the West duly
appreciated. A VALLEY MAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
TIIE TAX RIII

The excellent speech of Mr.. LEWIS of wesmoreland
upon the Tax Bill, will appear tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
.NnroIeon of "a, rnrf.n

The las, New York Sprint Of the Times contains
splendid engraving OF Col VIM. X. johnson. The like
ness is very srkngand the execution OF very high excel
lencc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
" .lme riean Eclectic and Museum

The March No, containing several articles of high
celienee and onamened with beautiful engraving has
been received. Is for sale, the Bookstore of Messrs
Smith, Drinker & Morris-who the agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
SPRING STOCK.

SPRING STOCK.
March l7rH. ls43.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, &c
q We would respectfully inform friends Customers
and the public generally, that commenced re
Heoriving Spring stock Of Boots Shoes Trunks
-. pet Bags Backing. &c which we invite their
attention Having made purchases this spring ad
reduction per below for
prices, latier able to offer TO
customers and purchasers generally inducements purchase rarely
with.
]. L. WATKINS L co.
Wholesale and retail Boot and Dealers,
Main street opposite Eagle Hotel,
Until lsi April and amer In the occupied
West Parkinson door but wadUorth
Co. and nearly opposite Bell int
keeping large and general Of
shall be pleased to friends and customers
wanting goods line.
NH IL J..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

% On the first day Of the March
requested that the Hanover Agricultural socy meet at ih-
Court houseamons other the
annual meeting OF the Society. NH II
1.-THE Enquirer viii please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

~ The Sale at the Lecture Room OF the United Presby
terrain Church will open this afternoon o'clock, and
also tomorrow, 1.-THE same hour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

GTrustee's Notice-sale OF valuable personal
this day. Fday) IL precisely premise.
and particulars see advertisement lin to
days Whis) under
FREDERICK ANDERSON, }
WIN. ANDERSON. Jr itus
NICHOLAS MILLS ices
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
Tar Bhi-Publie Meeting

Those Citizens opposed the Tax Bill at present under
consideration by the Legislature, and likely be passed
with all It's striking inequalities, requested meet at the
City Hall this evening 9th March "a O'Clock To con-
slider and adopt such be deemed necessary
aud proper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
Commercial RECORD.
Richmond Markets.

[ Reported aud corrected reekiy for the Whisl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

ssENCE ~ Tyre. The eehbrltsd Geian Hair Dye up
- fay n uie above received amt f1fsaIr 10
mh 10 D. JOHNSTON's Medical Emporium
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
Mr. Boft'
LECTIlRE pnsTPnNED.

Mr. Bous.
We need not call attention to this very able Address.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

below the Market Richmond Va General Agent for the
States Of Virginia and North Carolina NH i7-sviw
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06
THE FIRE COMPANIES.
Mr.. EDIroR -

mf' EDITOR -
In the last number Of your valuable pa
per, ! noticed an article over the signature Of
Inquirer in reference to our fire companies.
The object ofthe writsrit seems Is either to
induce the wealthy and respectable citizens Of
the town to join these companies; or merely
to pronounce a panegyric upon the many IL
lustrious, and philanihropio deeds ofsaid Com
panies, or it may be that the writer had both
objects in view. To both Of which as a citi-
zen Of the town, unhesitatingly object and
it only requires little sober thought to con
vince any rejecting mind, not even except
ing Inquirer himself, that he has acted unwise.
y in the Psnning Of the above named article
With the kindest and most benevolent fec.
lings for each and every member ofthese CON.
panies, then / ask what is there in the nature
OF their organiza ton, or their principles as
manifested by taeir actions that would CON.
mend them as ct associates for men ofwealtt
and discriminating minds.
Are they 70 be commended to the winitia.
ted because Of the petty striies, and jealousie.
existing between the two eompaniesl then
uhhallOwed ambition IN straining every nerve
to be first at fire, not forthe purpose Of put.
ting il out, but to crow and triumph over theil
less fortunate competitors7 their monthly frol,
ieks held apparently TO transact businessl This
annual bacehanalian orgies, or is il because o.
their undignified pafades, that arc pcrpBtrate(as
they say with the intention Of practicing, with
such confusion, uproar, noise, and sometimes hid
cons yells towhich, as gentlemen they should
never descend.
But Mr.. Editor if the afticlewas written
merely 10 panegyrize these companies, In
quiIer has assuFedly missed the mark wide
y, what have they done for the town that
50 many encomiums, and eulogiums should
be heapec upon theml Have they ever
rendered the feitizsns of the town any i'm
poFtant'aidl Have their houses and furniture
been suatched from The Tapaeious jaws Of the
dsvouring hamssl Lathe facts, and. eiFcum.
stances decide. We are referred to Uncle
John Huddleslan's house, Was il ssyedi
No: L was utterly consumed but we are
told they saved some Of the out houses but
could they not have been saved as well with
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06
THE WINGS, AND TIE BoND-PAy-
ING DEMOCRATS.

AuniOn Of the wings and bOnd-payiug dem.
ocralE, would result in he entire defeat Of the
repudiatiOn party. In what manner can this
union be accomplished National politics must
be for awhile, at beast, hid aside and forgot.
ten; and honest whigs and honest democrats,
must pledge heart aud hand tor the rsdemp.
ton and preservation Of the State. When
this great and good work has been finished;
and the Gauls and Vandals driven from the
capitol, we can again all back into our nation
al lines and do battle with each other on ma
tiOnal politics, The true and gallant knight
whom accident throws in conjunction with bis
adversary, is not less courteous, because thu
morning sun may witness their deathlikc ren
countries in the lists.
II there Is TO be concert ofaction among thl
BOnd-paysrs Of MississipPi it is trmo tina
some decisive step was taken--nOthing is t
be- gained BY dependency On the one hand
or overweoning confidence on the other. W,
must unite upon principle--and the principles
Of our union must be plainly underslood,so thai
no Jealousy OF dissenlion exist in our ranks.-
We must have candidates for State office
who are in favor Of The payment Of all tn
bonds issued by the authority Of the State
and we must pledge ourselves to tho supper
Of these candidates with zeal and energy, what
ever may be their prejudices upon nationa
4
politics. When reputation has destroyed gu
credit abroad, and stnlen our money at home, i
it is high time that the friends Of Mississippi,
she has any, to buckle on their armor, and for
getting all things, rush to the rescue Of tn
State. Let US, If necessary, forget that we ar
members Of great and glorious confederacy
and inscnbe upon our Dinners, "lhississiPI
a,0ae, her faith and her p'rrity, 'they must pr
served" Let Us look upon the National Coy
eminent az step mother able to protect bel
sell, and Mississippi as a sister whose CHART
is endangered BY uuPFincipled debauchees.
The corruption and bribery Of McNutl, ID
tinsguuesss am esaO1u uwuioalsss ~ S1fass-
and the bold, reckless, and yillain0us principle
Of Hagan, establish beyond donht, that dl
honest men will embrace repadiation,-or ths
Reputation 'u-ll sooner or later render me
dishonest,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-06

.W3lL IAN is Eainoa or llosi-ill, ~.
uhhsega1iugswo Wmpoly artillery %
.eomilslolholfshidf llle,w3ih, iniorder
silailbe,uoikmsnHuqy be nyedfrop
.pr6biBlsinjury. ;SinceyssisFday eve.
niugWecan lnollOugsr earFy.uwqy'ouE
c0gpses. Whgrearsltoom any'of them
-sEveryourss u
<s1l FHvHKER."
another letter, o0gsrsths signature
d T.. lB., s,aissin afIaoiing terms, thei
three prominst things strike The b.
holder, ofthe91ius Of ihisvasl NocFoE-
dlis.
The facade OF .thoT1ined ohurck IS
standing, 'Wiibithe dial thifiy-hVe min
lutss past ten, iihe hour at 'whih
the ruin ,ofthe city, the annihilaIiOnoi
THE population, twas accomplished.
eOnlthe piece ofthe.wall ofaruin'd
house is seen a picture, preserveda as
1t were bymiracle, representing he
ruins or Babylon. Singular ,contraa
ThetradiliOns ofthe. past in face ofhs
realilies OF the pFesent-the picture o.
human destructioniin the presence o
divine destruction.
4sFuFlher on. in an isolated position,
Fsays the same writer; els polrall o
1.-THE King, who seems to promise SIC
cor to those who have had.the hapEin
esto escape the disaster. Yes, sTs
You will come in aid Of this popala
lien without ssylum-rich yestsrdy
ruined,to-day-wiihout bread withsu
clothing. Sire, God has spared you
; image here, as he has spared your life
in Ordsrthat you might send succort
an unfortunate people, as you hav
broughta remedy for theeVils Of til
oouutry : for tGodin his terrible jus
lice has Willedtoleaye you the nota
!, bic mission OF succoring so great
misfortune, andyour poirait, respected
amid this frighIful catastrophe, wa
there TO tell'th unhappy thai,they ha
notlost everything thstlhey had stu
father"