Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-16

and what the immediate consequences of throughout the
country II we mistake not will excite general burst
ct indignation among the honest OF the party who
have heretofore only tolerated the uc Magician because
he was bequeahcd to their and protection by the od
ero aud now that having discharged their debt of gru,-
de to the tosator by doing Tor his ward all that he desired
and having proved him to be selfish and ingu
ant who is devoid OF each and all Of the qualifications they
expected to find in him. they will him off they would
worthless garment demonstrated 10 be entirely deficient
in the qualities for which designed. To suppose that
Mr. Calhoun and his friends will play into Van Bureaus
hand after this proceeding, and do augh that calculated
10 advance his designs, them OF what would
be the height OF folly and chdishness. They will mos
probably the OF their undsturbed by
this proceedings aud having announced their belief that
the only Democratic mode OF electng members the Ma
uonal Convention is that always pursued by the Phgs-
that Is by districts they will probably instruct their friends
IN this State to assemble IN their respective districts the
proper timc and elect delegates the convention without
reference TO the proceeding Syracuse This they will
OF course do; and when the convention meets nj Baltimore
next spring, all the members having been elected by dis
cts, they will assurcdy reject those recently appointed
Syracuse, and receive those 10 be This SIM
pie fact that Delegates the National Convention
CURED To be ELECTED, and ArrOINrED conclusive that
the rEorLE and not selfish clique acting under tho orders
of aspiring Dcmagegue give them their authori-
y to take seats in that body They arc too, to
the WISHES and feelings OF the PEOPLE, and not those
particular canddu and suppose there be
bic question - which OF delegates from this State will
be received, is perfectly ridiculous Ii this be So will
turn out that MIR. Van Buren, has overshot his mark and
that by graspng for all the delegates from this State he will
loose and may succeed in breaking the
Ntnuon w ltn ms TRENDS from New YORK ruled out Oi
the convention his nomination will OF be impossible;
and the will then be between Messrs Calhoun, Cass
and Johnson.
Mr.. Buchanan of Pennsylvania will hold in hand the
votes vt the Delegation from that State and useful Mr.
CALHOUN, they will for hm.-Mr. VAN buren, will be
in hopeless minority; and his friends acting under his
orders, will either Withdraw remain the purpose ofdc
cang MIR. CALHOUN. They will probably withdraw alto
gcher and so there will be close contestbetwccn McsSs
CALHOUN, Cas- aud JOHNSON. The nomination OF either
o. the former will give satisfaction 10 the Loco Foco
party in this State and predict that such
event. Mr. VAN BUREN will not be sronG enough even here
New Iork induce his friends separate ticket
for him. hOwoyor, he should attempt disturb the party
by running BY himself is unqucStunaby his Intention u
present, the Southern Loco Focos will probably their
votes for Mr. CLAY, rather than Mr. VAN BUREN chance
carry the election the House Of Representatives.
Under every aspect OF the affair therefore, do per-
celVc but the PhsS be the ganes by this family
quarrel Ii is very manifest that if Mr.. VAN buren,
ever had chance of being nominated by the Loco Foco
National Convention, which have always denied,
that chance utterly destroyed by the proc, cdng SYRIA
cusc ltisequaly appareui hu that proceeding de-
signed 10 prevent any nomination by the convention aud
this 0rsaw and predicted several months since The
only question is whether MIR. VAN BURES will be permitted
thus destroy the harmony oi the Loco Foco party, and
At the time retain hold upon the confidence OF my
portion OF 1t We think aud prepared 10 MIR.
'LHoUN, Cen CAss Col. JoHysoN brought forward
the opponent OF MIR. CLAY.