Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-11
Decentralization.
MIR. FAULKNER

for Congress in the Winchester District next that OF
Bedford and Richmond the most Gcrrymandered in the
State. The Loeos hear, expect carry it, the Ger
rymanderers intended they should, by from to 500
jory. Nous Feuons.
The People OF Frederick addressed the irsi
Monday by Mr. Faulkner the whig candidate, and the ci
feet his speech reduce this caleula
ton Of OF 500 somerhdt!
Mr. Faulkner we ndcrs,and dwc primarily upon the bcnc
home the farmers OF this coun
try cyry part country the sale surplus produce
How this home market be established In but posi-
bic way. IL the whole American People cultivate the SOIL
there be home market The surplus oi Agricultural
produce sh their hands unless Perehdnee En-
gland France starving; But give Home Market
encourage tenth OF the population the United States To
engage manufactures, and Home Market Is at once
created The manufacturers will consume all the surplus
We shall have look accidents abroad for market
IL will not be necessary that England France shall be in
need Of bread find market for wheat and corn
We shall have demand hoae CERTAIN steady, aud un
huctuatng Agriculture will be relieved both by the
bers who withdraw from it, and by their requiring 10 be
supplied by those who continue To- pursue II.
We are glad that Mr.. Faulkner had the independence TO
take ground such has been the prejudice against the
Tariff in Virginia, and such the extent OF msniormston
upon that SUBJECT studiousy continued by politicians for
their own purposes required bodncss
the question : he did. We hope his example may be
followed and that the public OF the Wing party will
show as mos, do that there quarter Of the
U. more, If much interested IN the creation of
permanent steady home market, the farming interest of
Virginia.
Mr. Faulkner lashcd the party. with unsparng severity.
for rejection of the Land Fund, and passage OF the
Tax Bill; bill desstnulc that i, would in less order
loving country create revolt letter from Winchester
SAYS
The tax bill and rejection of the Land Fund, will be
fatally BY the Locos every election this quarter of
'thc State"
So they ough, be there such nciable
pdity exhibited by the rejection OF the Land Money
Ii was the most unmiugated folly OF which any Legsa
tive body guilty And yet there feature in
it. revolving than its folly; its PRETEN-
SION: its assumption OF uancendenal purity To those
who know the composing the majority of the last Le
sature, idea can be ridiculous than their laying
claim supcrative purity a more mercenay never
assembled here In the aggregate and in detail they com.
posed the indifferent Legislature Virginia had
They pure, proud honest take the Land
Money which belonged Of right to the People oVgnia; but
they proud pure sit here four months
when they could have despatched the public business just
rs well or better, in six weeks
The last Legislature and the Democratic majority Of that
Legislature have alone produced any necessity new tax
1t matter OF arithmetca certainty that had thew
done the public business and gone home, every body
knows they might have done in six weeks and taken the
37 000 there would have been necessity new taxes
Is that Uirfue, base counterfeit which induced them
reject the Land Money but did them from
emptying the public Treasury fill their pockesl
Let the people decide! MIR. Faulkner proceeded from
Frederick Clarke Warren aud Page OF course he has
expectation, presume of being elected; but still
unateccdy rejoice his obcying the call of his friends-
His abilities will be felt He will do more than getting cleo.
ted lie will rcorganzc and the Wing spirit una
nmity and in Jefferson Frederick Berkeley, Hamp.
shire, Morgan Clarke and Warren. We confidently an.
tieipOe the important inerenta, direct re.
suits.
The Winchester Republican says:
In pursuance Of notice in last c. J. Faulkner ESQ.,
the Wing Candidate for Congress, present Monday
and addressed the people OF tins county, for hour and
quarter in clear iorcibe and patriotic speech The nce.
weather prevented very large assembage but from
demonstrations upon that OCCASION have eyere reason
believe that the spirit which animated the
Wings OF 40, and glorious triumph, will again be
aroused in the Wings of 10 & ~.
We take pleasure saying that in Charles James Faux
the Wings OF this Congressional district have able
industrious and fearless champion, and who will leave
part OF his duty undone. Our is a glorious one,
and in which every American should feel proud
TO do battle. We would urge upon Wing brethren
throughout the district VIGILANCE, VIGILANCE
pigdHee. If the full strength Of the Wings ought
be brought the time, and that the Wing
voter OF this and every county throughout the district may
be brought 10 the polls.
We sorry that able furnish readers
with Mr. Faukners address Monday last; but
the Wings of this district that Mr.. f. doing his duty, and
will expect them 10 do theirs.
We regret that Mt FAULKNER, the Wing candi.
for Congress IN this district confined his
days in this place by attack Of cold and fever
brought by the exeron Of speaking Monday aud his
subsequent iupudent exposure of himself, when heated.
tO the OF that day. lie has however sufficient
~ recovered proceed 10 Warren and Page, Let the
Wings throughout the district manifest bu 1.-THE undaun.
ted spirit and determination which has been exhibited by
their candidate and they do success they will
at least deserve ii.
IRAN objection urged against the Tax bill by Mr.. Ed.
munds, Of H., was, that the increased mainly
imposed upon Eastern Virginia The negroes and the
in the East pay the great portion. This
denied BY Mr. jefferson Randolph, who seemed rather dis
posed ehuce idea Of taxing CUT within inch of
his life. We would excite any sectional prejudices
this subject hut equality great principle,
that contend for it, the hazard of aayng
one portion Of the against the other.
NR WIGHT