Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
LEWIS SANDERS.
TUE PROS AND Cons OF ormE pARrY.n


Who shall docd. when the doctors the Locoioco par.
y disagree about s tho great questions which 'h,y ,..urr
the world % BE- heir exclusive mission earth Co .culef
When therefore. Ir'y sie r ard ogsir-ta Bank iJrard
against Iu'uii Improve fu,n Tor and szaiut Blnkrr,
act. 'r anl against NulGcauDn Tor end agtn-, .tribu
nr, iyf and against c -ub-Iresury, Tor md against the
State Baths iyr md -,af Pfot,co Tor ond against D.
elimination, iJr aud again-. Abolition md sgaius the
Compamse, fpr and tg,ust the Ahbu-ion treaty. fr mud
sgai-st 'ie Dcr rebellion, and, boo word f,r and sgan.
every body and o,, thing that nakss icu party ~ l,e-
Icm principle, Nh4tao doub'i Wings do, or how ar
rise % ihosc great ord Of uucapt unmiSed
ajs,ut usi1. which Locoi,roim dspcn,,s 10 the cear
and riptoio-- minds Of ~ ,Tlodox or how can We act
but Eum1r pnnt 'r seemingly contfsn,p. discoveries.
srug TO emssvs. u esppund and eucdat, ih'ir nareo
mcnf' TiUs 49, must DO wi'h thc follow article drawn
from Southern Vou Buren, paper Nat IL
frErEf lf.H MF CsLaots.-so eminent man wa
'f' D nrIci aud placed iae position Ly tho ign9
NJ I nl- W. Calhoun has been fy tlo tn-erq
bic Journalists and bocr.Huusc pouc4u- VIM hay, under
i7krn ler.rm ID iim 90 t- suffrage ui bis C1unuymen
~ me next Ift.id ruaI election. Tho AHOaul Tribune
t,f 'faWs, t,s out shui and feeble voice. restore
the C1mpou-, act We'll suppose ts c,mp-ofis~ act had
been restored On ne day when tie clumsy Tariff Boo
force plsscd wa would DO the condition NJ tho country
~ he end 81 ac pfessnt year. The npoff during twelve
months Then expiring will not have amounted tban
sixty millions pCflapsnOt near much By the compounds
oct 90 duty could exceed twenty per aiysiaom Do
duornr Them for articles imp rd fee o duty rud NJ raUs
under 'fe1V cent Ito SUN O I've millions. and this d
srfy low etuuate ri the value u those lions va
h-s' thy i've millions which Z, lew N De- duty of wcut,
per cont which would Hisc eleven million. Dcducng
ngsn, expenses 81 collection, ak per cent on tho amount
NJ duty, bnd hryc ZEN millions hf,, hundred and ory
ih'usard dsf tor ne support Oi The Government Tor one
yfaf Wnat now is 90 be d1n'1 Tho public lands mhy
yield one million in the gross. and two.thfds Of mi.or
cCar Win this piuiu sum, amounting u Ices than boil
the current expenses q the Government how would tbs
wise satsfmiu IN Mobc meet the demands u the navi
and amy ias civil aud diplomatic cspcnses How w,ulc
ho rfo,i, for e payment q hc nterefl and principal
the public DEBIT Hssf0re me ConpToEss AeE ies; Tc
tie Compromise Aci. and en tho next step will BE- q
restore te tly,s on slaves aud other real property whio
were levied bro tie reign d old John Adams Restore th
COMPROMISE Act, uud Shorty afterwards shall hear
the im1tnfe lOsu8 az the support n Government. w
shall hear thc Arguments which uttered by Vi
CAiHoryin 1916 n favor VI Stt.5n1 Bank that the
nec,sfafs aud pT0psy % loiii1io tie collection
revenu".-Nttt Ogieans COuiicr
As Orfs.-On Saturday morning On Amercan Eag.
pctch'd Itself the iop q the oicmaf q the pioks
ship Prince Albert anl Est hcIe i0t two three hours
largo crowd u people witnessed the occurrence, Whe
he stretched hs broad wings snd leupod o, sud fire
sank towards The osfh .ho gun fred o. him whe
OF lev feathers, did not siop the nobo bird frs
bic fight the wost The event worthy The study Of
sho aye ssfnsd IN ihe import Of sgni6eoni evsnts.
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