Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
To the Editor Of the IVhig .


DEAR SR-In an article in your psper of Monday morn
lng headed Mr. Webster you the following language
we perceive, with feelings of disgust, that OF the
Wing Journals disposed MIR. Webster again
INTO communion" "What possible ground can
MI Webster have, for asking readmsson into the Wing
ranks" "And that Mr.. Websters associa-
ton with him Tyler nothing less than acknoleg-
men OF participation IN his Tyer's) sins. Under these
circumstances, insult for Mr. Webster offer
his services in the approaching He bring no
accession OF strength but will be bring abundance
OF odlum.' Mr. Webster left off
Captain Tyler long his available
barrass the Wing Party,"&c.
Now, Mr. Editor, have always thought YOU too high
minded and Observation-Disclosures with nature too noble
TO do injustice Ia any man)to engage IN a
warranted by facts the seemed have marked
out for yourself, in relation 10 Mr.. Webster.
In the INST place. permit inquire into the of
your regret at the expression of willingness the part of
some Wing journals receive Mr. w again the Wing
ranks This matter of great surprise for did
Know mat he had ever left the Wing ranks Certainly he
has never declared and surely he has given
nation OF his intention do But II may be that you
inferred from his holding office under that charming
gent, Mr. Tyler! Ifso dissent from your inference
l consider Mr.. Webster's course, in that matter
as dictated by sound wisdom. His post unlike
that OF any other Cabinet Minister. lie was under the
circumstances of the identified in the public mind
with the great Wig negotiation for Democracy could
negouate that was to settle OF the threatening
difficulties existing between this country, and England
Having commenced the preparation necessary for this task
how could he excuse himself in resgnng his post, and
thus deprive his country OF his usefulness and seryicosl II
mote his (Mr T's) welfare and political Advancement had
engaged MS time and his talents, them the your
regret the you complain of in your CONDUCTORS
will be explained But this the case. Re
cur back 10 the of dissolution of the Harrison Ca
I bnet for proof
As TO your query, "wha possible grounds" &C. ask,
when and where has Mr. w asked be again admitted
the hig ranksl When he expelled driven from theml
IL is astonishing consider Mr. w. the soundest
Wing IN this country He Is, and has the warm
friend Of Wing measures and Wing principles and
should look for the Leopard change his spots
him TO change those principles which have
near his heart and the whole Of his splendid
Sir do pause for the sake OF your party; else you
may do more harm than long life OF future usefulness will
enable you to repair.
But you advance idea which needs in your
declaration, that Mr. WIS remaining he Cabinet Idonii-
ned him with Mr. Tylers sin! Would you be willing TO
be identified with the sins of your not
Nor would any else. Then ny with such stuff The
Wing party, my dear sir, will agree with YOU THAT
is direct insult for Mr. w offer his services for the
coming contest" They will cordially receive him. Ew-
ing Co. will gladly do it, doubt lie only intimates
his intention do what he promote the great Wing
cause IN future as in time past. hail his
token OF May all other holders under Mr.
Tyler do likewise. / -hal rejoice Mr. WIS odum
cessy Of reform, change Mr.. w. left Mr.. Tylers side
at the right time. lie remained there embarrass
his friends, but 10 save his counymen from Mark
my saying. Yours,
JUSTICE.