Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-18
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 90.

inc hrm iIudcous supporter Of public mor,s-,nd IN.
VINO during the whole OF his long in Congress nv his
ana sterling integrity by his faithful devo
u'n To the public business, and especially nv b;s i -,
fearless vndcauon, by the side Of the vener.b. a.. IS
Northern Constitutional rights commanded ,h. .o., =
ms associates, and did eminent service 20 the W
greet hn therefore, from his native hills rs our friend 40,
the candidate Of our hear-as the man. and the ye -
whom Massachusetts, delights honor and who will j.;
turn, honor and defend her. "
Hes0tDed, That desire no bersr .,;5.,.. Il
cellence of candidate for the Office OF Ii.p,en,,
eLnor than the fact, that for period Of twenty four v
OF Congressional life he mas been true 10 his Dc,
and Stae-that he has at ell times in se,son "a 49,, -
season, without fear favor. affection or hone of S
maintained aud defended the of right, m.r ,,h
OUT teproach known every where, md resnec,ed .v.r
wherein manners Republican, and in henri =. ,r,
na OF the people Sdch Is and has been and ever
will be- JOHs REID of Cape Cod. ' a"u e'e'
Resoired, That If we would preserve IN. p,,, =.
certain pesuccon-nw we would maintain our Cons,,,o,
ihHoIae,-u we would secure n well balanced vovs,n
Ian impartial administration of justice through an
independent Judiciary, and that pure and guarded .ec,
'anGnlse which Is alone of any worth-in word II ys
oo De prosperous and free people, with law and or
MIDST and the rights OF all alike protected-if we
WOULD snow ourselve worthy of ,or,bv a.. =.
transmit IN safety their precious gt-Radica.m and IL
party must be az once and thoroughly Yea mo,
ana branch, extrpated from the State-and tina, y 49,,
not do II this year. when the people have the aid of c.
eminent Light House to enable them to see ard bs go
mission OF new Justice Of tho Peace to make them feel -,
/ oaneiiIl influence, never can. '
Resoired, however, That ice can r,3s.,, H. Ga,
yedT-hat adopting as our manifesto of Wbg prpc;nIos
the Resolutions passed by the Wing Convention n w.,
"" IN June last, and again cordially and
ratlyirg the nominations there made of Csor,. -
ana John Reed-Berkshire and Care Cod-,bs s,,d 80
'he anu the stout night arm Of the Common weol
Ieau! 70 march out one and undivided - the conaic,
Tor principle, for the Constitution for law, for soad @
tnent and an honest administraion-,hat feano T.. III
~ accomplish nothing without the Cooperate, of our
III te other parts OF the State invoke them .,
me work. To which we hereby pledge our unincbn dI;
r. i ,lu ueepy impressed with the imminent dsneer
a threatens tue State and believing that if the GOOD
Ials now 1t iais fssever-in the of disinguisbsd
o' massachusetts, now no more ''f our words bore
any proportion To our zeal, would swell cur voice 40 thar
IL should reach every log house beyond the no,r,.;,
-hrocIaming TO the people, Now OR NEVER
lheSe prehminaries done Boston, the said Io, do 81
out to be fully and finally executed and carried in
od on he 18Th day of November next with nj least
''ooO wing majority in this city as witnesses
'oa 'aTe the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Some unknown friend has sent ms n COM, os ,L An,
~. y Register of May ), 1920. We were ,nncb CO.,
win it' general contents, and particularly amnsed
with the following editorial paragraph: 1'""''1
~ pucH'als al Albany say that Mr.. Van Buren, il n
60 out as ambassador Russia France or some o,b g.
eeh power. when the sky falls we shall c,,cL I..L -,
we nave formed correct opinion of Mr. Var Pc,
taehS ana requirements, he would figure IN ere,er "a
want ge IN a caucus than u court"
The editor of the Register twenty tbr.o ,o- - -,
ng at the peculiar characteristics and nnoIit, - "a
buren, thought 1t the most improbable thing conceiv,
, ,1 nc would be elevated to the dgnifed post of for
So ''er' since then, however, he has not only been
AMBASSADOR TO the first of Europe but becn Pc
ueh OF me United States with the power of anno;n,;
oassadors But the remark that he is better s,,ed 20
~ caucus tnan the court is less true for all thar
Tue senate deemed him unworthy the post of FOREIGN Mi;
5et ana the people declared him unfit for the Precedence
ne u prince IN caucus, wever and he p,,n.oaJ -
We" ior& Convention with far more skill than he Ala
p ' business oi his embassy that of the Presiden
Uu we suppose the editor of the Register has world
fort Commonwealth SUI SN!' -TF'HA-