Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-26
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER go. lsi1.
The TeMimony of ihe Democracv,
ITO be Continued

If the impartial statements of the Democracy
to he received authority. we see no prospect
whatever, for the election of Mr.. Van Buren,.
The Charleston Mercury-which is knowing pa
per, and has numerous well informed corrcspon-
DENTS does not entertain doubt on the sublcct
On the other hand the Globe and Enquirer, with
unwonted candour, confess that the very existence
of the Democracy depends on Mr.. Van Buren's
success and if he is defeated dcsolation over
spreads the land. Remembering this. we are the
more pleased TO hear such proofs of the coming
overthrow, as are contained in the suboined para
graph from the Mercury:
calhoun in Ne,c York"
1.-THE intelligence from New York is highly encouraging
The noble stand taken against the hghhanded dctaon OF
the Syracuse managers has walked up n spirit among the
people, which will higher and higher I'LL its now
audible muunurs swell into tempest, sweeping
political ickers and their ugglery, like chai before
Let friends only be firm in the gallant stand they have
made IN defence of popular rghtsno suffer themselves
be in the slightest degree daunted BY e OF mock thun
der that will be pumped up against hembut seadi
y organizing and appealing the people and calls for
extraordinary OF vacinaon oresee the result by
the time the Baltimore Convention sits They need not be
told that with such and with such antagonists they
have only brave difficulties conquer them and that
there never and there be, time in worlds
affairs when dOwnrgh fearless honesty last
overmatch for that small quality FoXs arbute-of
Above ALL let them imagine they will want
backing ana OF Just the Kind they They will ind
the characteristic spirit OF the support who
known, in the hour OF dark adversely or most trying
temptation, 10 blench foe desert friend and 10
whom it is haery apply the language used of the
younger Cato,-
Thou hast seen Mount Atlas
Though storms and tempests thunder its brow,
And Oceans break their pillows its feet,
1t stands unmOved and glorious in its height
Extract Of letter reeered ia this city from Netr York
"The Counties Of Wayne, Monroe, Erie and Oneida,
are out against the Syracuse Convention.
OF additions the Mr.. Van Buren, has not ev
had personal popularity. He obtain the
ory this State All along the Canada frontier he I'M.
popular. He get the of adopted citizens.
His strength lies in Committees and political go-betweens
No living has had many political honoTs and sta
tons as he, and all with so little original greatness, a
Statesman, and with nothing OF the heroic in him-such as
makes patriot the apostle of humanity II
wonderful how that man, with his Gordon in concert
he with them, they with him, has continued humbug
the people of the L. :. am inclined think the
ability of his seconds and his that elevated him
lie obedient to their counses and ubservient their
interest and therefore they manufactured public opinion in
his favor, and thereby made great OF but slender
materials. But many OF his co-workers against
him, though he is doing his band them once
together, for, point Of fact he nothing without
them