Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13

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day morning, and recommended Mr. Calhoun the favor
lite candidate OF the party. The committee reported also
resolutions declaring that they would abide bv the
ton of the National Convention After this report
made laid the table for the present, order
proceed TO ballot for candidate for the office of Governor
When the stage left Mledgevie about o'clock, one
ballot had been TAKEN by which Mr. VI. A Cooper had SO
votes, Garneu Andrews 46, Hiram Warner Is, &. w
Towns 81 DR.. McWorier :, WIN. Schey >, Col. Lawson
4, MIR. Lumpkin and Mr.. Howard 3 As required a
joriy of the whole number OF votes given another ballot
was going
Since the above in type learn that on the 5th bal
lot Mark ~ Cooper was nominated Tor Governor-the
stood: Cooper, 100
Warner 81
Andrews, 20
Scattering
2. S-A gentleman who arrived by last evenings cars
and who passed Mlodgeyie Wednesday, informs MS that
the Democratic Convention adjourned the evening OF the
9th and Mr. CALHOUN The resolution nomina.
baloed, carried by accamaton. There
about forty Van Buren, Delegates who DESTROYS OF
nomination, but yielded without opposition 10 the nomina
ton OF Mr. c.
James Stark of Butts County vii. be for Congress,
in place OF MIR. Cooper"
That Mr. Calhoun is pressing Mr.. Van Buren, hard, and
getting ahead Of him. no longer be doubted. His
views respect the of holding the National Con-
vention, and the mode Of constituting have been rat-
ed in all quarters except Virginia and New York, and
ratification is regarded by has friends rashly think,
decisive Of the question OF preference between the two We
have belief that the Convention you will,
Mr. Calhoun receive nomination from those whom he
and his fneuds stgmazed "ROgues and Royaists held
together by the cohesive the public plumber Human
nature know is orgving. especially among politicians;
but doubt II 1t Is in human forgive poignant
sarcasm especially when contained much truth; for
| II Is the truth which gives offence.
Mr. Cahoun's friends extremely eaied by his present
prospects They carry their heads high, and up their
the OF the world especially the old Hun.
kers." One tell of them bow shot of. by his
naughty carriage and the distension Of his noss. The
poor Van Burenies proporonaby depressed and chap
fallen. They feel cowed, detected and walked over
They conscious miHe, OF the aud absolute
hopeessness Of Vans They get the nomination
almost certainly; but what good will that do The cleo
ton the thing and that they well know 1t Is impossible
To get. may be deemed fundamental truth, that the
President who has been beaten this country, will never
be President If he beaten dsanced with
all the advantages Of the patronage how he hope
succeed with these arayed against him!
Mr.. Van Burens prospects then hopeless. That he
the strongest Of his party have doubt That
the wire workers and shers for him Is certain
and that by their he compass nomination, If
he persists desiring unquestonable let the Conven
be called together when may and be constituted
Mr.. Calhoun and his friends may themselves prescribe
That, however, the chief consideration. He
be elected. He will be double disanced. His friends
practical They know he be elected, and
therefore he will not receive their nomination
Has Mr. Calhoun any better prospect Not good by
any Mr. Van Buren, might by possibility, be cleo
ted; Mr.. Calhoun be and this is demonstrate
l. All the Wings whom we believe to be clear majority
Of the whole American People 1gainst him of all other
They regard him : deserer-as ambitious as.
pran who all things BY his selfish schemes;
who renowned his principles 1887 he had often done
before because he ianccd he could his personal ad
vantage, abandoned the party which he deeply
its rneaguras n
tenure his benefit" and associated himself with those
whom he and his friends had grossly denounced "Rogues
and Royas- banded together by the cohesive power Of
the public plumber because he thought his ambitious pur.
poses would be advanced by the adulterous connexon-
Come what will, true Wing will ever consent to
trust him. There the ranks opposed them
ono, whom they entirely and irreconciaby dis
Sincere they know how make allowances
for and respect calculating error selfish error the error
that originates in the heart, they will confde in As
Mr.. Adams told Mr. Calhoun IL years oro 50 the
Wings say 'You deceived oncs, that was your
aulr youdeceive again, WILDE mine" This slippery
gentcman-a Bank, Tariff, Improvement man in his
honest days Next nulliher: Then On 80 Bank man
| again Then ultra State Right A Wing to-day;
| Loco Foco tomorrow Now denouncing Gen. Jackson
Despot: Then appoasing, Tutoring and propitadng
him, and getting Mr. Blair to write the Old Hero word thai
he had done him great injustice This eel Of politician
every thing by and nothing long, and al Of who's,
meiamorphOses may still be traced 20 secples seishnes,
and vautng ambition, will receive the conidenc,
OF the Wing party. Next to John Tyler aud Daniel Web
stc h. decidedly obnoxious than any other man,
? Neither can Mr.. Calhoun carry the mass Of the Var
Buren, party. We know what say, and say advi
sedy that the majority # that party prefer Mr. Clay q
him. They will not tell you the time for open rup
ure has On the contrary, party men, each ho
ping yet awhile that his avorte will be selected all say tina
they will go for the nominee; but awhile and you vii
what you shall see, that the bulk Of Van Burenites AM
Benonans will never vote for Mr.. Calhoun. Wing obhor
Of that double-doaer, s moderation and charity
compared with the SILENT though deadly nate Of the VA
Bufentes. II Mr. Calhoun the nominee Of the nati7nu
Convention Mr.. Clay will carry Virginia without whip U
spur. lie will ealop the course. The Wings as IL il
IN 10000 votes nearly divide thern that no man can con
hdenty soy which side the majority be- Between Mr. Cal
houn and Mr. Clay very large portion Of the Democrat
party would either for Mr. Clay, OF stay at home.
Either would give Mr. Coy the vote d the Eecou
College
g. Mr. Calhoun can get the Of no friend of dIscr
mnative tariff, Of home industry, home market Tn
vsonarcs the advocates Of Onc.sided free trade CO
alone consistently support him. These allies Of E1gIao
consistently support the and the doctrines whic
would 10y this county PROSTATE and manaccd the fc
Of England, bu, nobody else can.
Bot, Mr.. CaIhoun's election is too utterly impossible
waste words about IT, Even in Virginia II the SDut
OHf0Hnn Wooc "i constituting the Convention was udOp
ed and the choice Of Delegates made by DISTRICTS Mr. Ca
houn could carry but two Districts Mr. Hunters la
District If he could even that ond Mr. Wiso's. Inover
other he would b. intellectually beaten. lie would
get individual vote beyond the mountains only
4 Wythc and Tazewe The Tenth Legion Is against him
q man. So s the whole North Wesf. IN the great count
Of Halifax where the holding interest sronges
know upon the best authority, that he has but fro
poror. Politicians are for hm-generally young mel
who do not know who Is who what what, but the ran
aud file against him. nearly with voice.
The Western LuBafie Asylum at SfauRfOH
We copy from the very luminous and satisfactory ropo
Of Dr.. sbing, the last Legislature the following pa