Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
s,rrRpAy MORNING. JANUARY Is. ls.a

Loco Foo quarrel an OAio-TAs IVAigs and fhs Loco
FSc0s.
The Loco Focos have succeeded 10 all the ancient dis
senuons esousies and divisions OF the Wings. the Wings
10 all rhe former party corday and union the Loco
Focos 1t has been the hsppies possible for the al
innate and permanent triumph oi Wing principles that
the ranks at the par have been puTed those who ne
desired it, success, unless that
their benefit: OF John e Calhoun first and OF Daniel
Webster last, men wh" sickencd the thought Henry
Claws elevation, and Jealous ct HIM than -oic
for the triumph of the Wing cause. The Wings are
only united now hut is nothing which IN the
range OF probability - likely disturb their har-
mony United IN spirit and action resolved IN purpose
they have but 10 exert the energy which they displayed
IN $50 Ia achieve result equally splendid and more ura
BILE. Distracted by their divisions responsible for cntain
the country the caamities which weigh down. potent
To destroy, hut mpOeni par the which they have
caused, Loco Focoism destined ls4i ii the Wings are
u the country, certain and final prostitution
IheT divisions ont 1T the strongest passions of the
human heart and unavoidable and incurahle Besides
the rivalry of Messr. Van Buren, and Calhoun national IN
tS extent they have local uds Of the acrimonious de-
scnp,ion. Thus in Ohio, schism has broken out with the Mt
most fury the banking question The majority OF the
Locofocos there led by Byngon and Nc Nu have carried
out the pretended principles Of the party aud refused To x
tend the charters OF the expiring banks. large minority
denounce the conduct Of tue majority terms which forbid
future harmony, or even Cooperation. The following cx
tracts from the Ohio State Journal will apprse the reader
Of the bitterness OF this Locoioco squabblc:
The Falling ont Of Rogues.
The Statesman Cincinnati Enquirer after crawling
and snNring at each other IN friendly way for some time
have finally pitched into each o;er good earnest The
Enquirer charges McNuity, Ilyinptou & e., with .-.,,b
ry and the Statesman with unfolding them in II; and the
Statesman retorts that the Enquirer moved In this bosr
demonstration by its aspirations after the Printers u
sent birth Let the dogs eat each other up say we
The Enquirer, speaking of the IOcof1cos in the Iegsa
TURF, who voted against the rechaEer the Banks saws:
''Suchmen a. these IIEROIrS
10 themselves, Ia he bPiE whose servants they ere IA
over Bank minons frauds and the nyrads of evils which
follow the Train OF those repudilci sWinding shop,-tnal
, fTeGehOHS to the majority Of the Loco Focol member
whom tey defeated IN their efforts 10 comply rriih The puG
lac lciH"
Tins - the language Of Loco Foco organ app- In
members "l the SAME party. Neny, murder will ont"
The Eaton Register contains the following extract from
letter written by Loco foco friend in that place:
Il aIn fearful the present Legislature will play b. 4.rH
with US ByiHgiOH and NcNHlfy ought 10 b. sent on n
mission TO BOTANY Bay their credentials can
be nsds THEY ARE \ CURSE TO THE PARTY
Much required at the hands Of the present Legislature
"R IrERyAL DEFEAT AWAITS -"
II obvious that the corrupt huIors Of Loco Fco;sr ,
gathering head The hungry pack who have been hunt
ing concert having nearly rxnguisled the prey on which
they have heretofore patterned, ready 10 r n,n
ami devOur each other Tins has long been rsee
los sagaciou- It's cheering sign. IL l. IN strict ar
cordancc too with ie principles OF natural justice Profit
gacy and CORRUPTION cannot thrive forever. They carry
within themselves the seeds their own dissolution and
te people suffered from the reign of terror now drawing
to close but II proper be made Ut our experI
ence, the evils have borne may be repaired IN some
partial measure.