Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %. Is,s.
TAe Re6eiIion in Tammany.

Ihc htbetii0n tn Idmtndng.
We believe has already been stated in this paper that
the politicians Of the city OF New York have taken excep
ton the OF the Albany Juno touching
the time OF holding Convonton. and the ttes person for
the Presidency. We that there controversy in
progress between the politicians regard the opinions
the people. The New York Express contains the follow
ing;
"Thei inmates Of Tammauy Hall much the condition
OF nest OF ants, that rude foot has disturbed The
Young Mems Committee having repudiatcd the Regency
dongs in Albany, the Old Mems Committee have been try
ing to repnda,e the Juniors dongs. The resolution the
Old Mems Committee, approve the Regency dongs
opposed BY the welknown Alexander Ming, the lIth
ward, and finally referred select Committee of seven
consisting otMessrs. Johnson, Of the LIST ward
CisPo, of the same, Edmund j. Porter of the l6th Mr.
Nichols Of the first. Co Ming the lith Charles A. Sc
Ger OF the 9th and Mr. briggs. OF the 18th. In this
mee said there three opposed to the proceedings
at Albany, perhaps four.
These show the strength Of the Calhoun and
the Van Buren, divisions OF the party here. Mr.. Calhoun
has the Pewter Mugge that the rody dOtcdy boys
Van Buren, has the leaders 'the genfsea" the men in
long coats, and clean shirts.
Not less significant the msvemcn OF "thc Dcmocra-
cy m Pennsylvania. The socalled democratic members
OF the Legislature held a caucus previous Ia separatnr
They resolved that James Buchanan their t choice
for the Presidency, but determined by the result ct
the nomination OF the National Convention They appro-
we'd Of holding that body IN Nav S+4 CsL GUNS PLAN and
OF choosing delegates IN the old way viz by State Con
venton Van Buren's psnl"
That there an neurabe sehsm the great Democracy
conceded by many OF the Democracy themselves;
and election by the House OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Mr.. Clays shall that troubles looked to as
highly probable. Some OF Mr.. Calhouns friends we know,
despair OF any adjustment OF existing differences upon sas
factory and have already addressed their hopes TO
Congress In nearly every State, the Democracy have on
hand scandaous family quarrel. The ball was open.
ed IN New Hampshire, where Isaac HILL being bought up
by Capt. Tyler, eNetng all his influence and that OF
the Federal Executive overthrow his old companions in
arms. In New York. the Albany Argus has read OF the
church Soth % l.ocltpcO Tb,I
the Senate open and the Secretary of State
Young and the Lieut. Governor Dickinson all Locoio
cos abusing each other in the papers like pick pockets
The dgraceu scenes, which have grown out Of the quar-
rels OF the Pennsylvania Democracy have stain upon
the national escuiehcon The discord is ncurab!c Mr.
Buchanan might be induced waive his pretersons in
favour OF Mr.. Van Buren,: but Mr. Calhoun aud Mr. Cuss
say, that he MV. b. with all the patronage Of the
Government could reelection his case is ut
'ery hopeless Col Johnson hereupon adds that he was
willing postpone ms preteasons Difference to Mr. Van
Burcn bat Others going for themselves he too must
for MOL 1t i perfectly understood that Col Johnson
will be candidate, If Mr. Calhoun any other than M v
Buren, the field; and then he must be the Tee and
the prospect OF be sufficiently aitering To enable
him anticipate ms by selling the salary OF his
expected office, for ready cash The scandal nongerers
about Washington say he banked in this fayoue ex
pedient raising the wind ls4O consequence OF the
gloomy prospects OF Van; aud that he complained of it,
marvellous Capt.
Weaver Of ls,00O-which was never returned
As there De but Democracy, it will be a
great scandal upon the Great Democracy. they from
choice necessity adopt the policy of running multitude
OF candidates. with the view taking the election from the
people and transferring the House OF Representatives
That such design Is seriously entertained certain quar-
ters feel assured. But that the managers will be dis
appointed the result, do entertain a doubt The
people do intend that tins shall be taken out OF
their hands They will sett. II themselves Law elect
Ing Henry Clay.
But to return 70 the Tammany men The Express says
the rOpdy dody boys the CaIhountes and gentle
men" the Van Buenes The case deren, in these
parts Here, you find among the Democracy political
'iegaHfe-an iHtOHsum CyHthin-a fancy politician with
Inpoed locks, clean linen, and decent prousion of cam
orc dainiy set off with the mastdeke and imperial you
nay him down infatuated in his admiration Of the |
South Carolina Comet The old Hunkers-the men of |
news and Paunch among the Democracy have no sympa-
hy with the highfyng notions of the sky-scapng genera
hon.