Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-11

mower af Eyaas,s such blow tha t will neYerise again,
have placed Democratic party Npon such aeands
NJ 10 enable hen next wear To elect OF their party
leave the political field not having derived any Individual
advantage myself for all my iabors; but leave content
and expect again be candidate, can now say,
without the being accused OF having IN view Office or
profit that full Democrat, in III. sense o the
word But had said this while in the field. 1t would have
been said that did for the puposeo obtaining thcsnppot
OF the Democratic party; but Us am now free man. can
what thought proper withhold bcore-snd should
the time again in which help may be needed,
1t shall be exered in favor OF Democracy.
Now and forever renounce all allegiance to the Wing
party. j. w. LlLLESTON.
A. Burns, Jr
The Wing Party has reason TO rejoice that il is rid OF
shameless protigatc. We have seen complete
lack OF moral principle, OF honesty and o self
respect, the letter OF tins Judge cson exhibits. With
the iautcs blush OF shame and apparently with
pcon that he has violated principle duty, he hes
declare sought the alliance Whigs,
espouscd heartily and Zenously their principles solicited
their confidence, and asked their friendship and their votes
solely for the purpose OF beayns them their enemies of
creating dsunion in their ranks and thus, by the basest
ucachey securing their dOntaH lie ever the
poor apology that he had been msused by hem offers no
shadow OF for his deestabc eachoy but
with bareaced GOODNESS that would have put Benedict
Arnold the blush that sought their favor Only be-
that he coveted and obtained place their
hearts only TO stab them with n AIM The Wings,
he conesscs the stronger party the People
their sde and their downfall could have been affected
other And SO he sets himself deliberately about his
work. attaches them his interest their confidence
acquires thus power over hc uses 1t Tor their Destruction
and then openly boasts of his villanOus fraud.
II have not derived, says he complainngy, "any lnd
vidual advantage myself" And when did any
profit by his inquy Arnold thought he had fatally
stabbed the of Freedom and for wealth
and but he sunk the very depth OF namy
and want and the he sought beay grew stronger
the worlds affections for his malice and John Ty
Ter hoped by beayng his friends conciatc their foes
and by giving n the victory himself its uits.-
But he has already lived himself Kissed with
tempt by both alike, while the party he soughtto is
the hearts ofthe people and in the puy Of its
than boiJreitwas purified y his desertion. And
this unpuncpled Judge will find creong that lac has only
strengthened the Wings forever branded himself with the
iniamy OF wiul traitor lie proclaims himself
a "iUll Democrat IN the true OF the word"
lie will find his allies all obliged to
him for the character he gives them disposed
who boasts of former vilaiuy with unbush-
ing front No will trust another, whose sole
mendatcn is, that he has always been deliberate thief,
for whose benefit he has exercised his Junction.
how little he may have gained for his individual advan.
tage lie is branded and detescd and will forever
The Wing party will readily and Joyiuy absolye the
treacherous Judge from all the allegiance he has
ed them.