Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08


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But there other benefits which the Democratic par
" has gained by attacking the President of which
and the principal one-we will name. The President
now rarely turns Democrat of office; and many, ii
most, OF his appointments office made from the De-
mocratc ranks. Since frst attacked the President he
has raised the Democrats from four hundred dollars the
larry OF watchman TO four thousand five hundred dollars
year, the salary OF Change des Aiares; and would
not be surprised to of them appointed full minis
ters before another year rolls round Our attacks have
broken up, caused miscarriage the "mdde party"
which knotc Mr. Tyler had in contemplation. to be
formed OF Democratic fat Federal lean, and Conservative
bubbc streak of fat and streak of lean does very
well for pork but won't do for party The Government
should either the hands the people where the Demo
cratic party wish to place IT. or in few hands, mot
TO be pascd by the will OF their constituents where the
Federal party wish reside Give halfway house,
where nobody be made responsible. Since Mr.. Ty-
ler's halfway house-composed, chiefly, OF Democratic
mud and Federal cdebaels, covered with coon-skins
has been demolished and the Wings have both locked and
barred the doors OF their palace against him. he has been
Knocking urousy at the humble cottage OF Democracy for
admiitancc, and swearing that he OF the builders
and owners of and that his share (Which he sold many
ago. has reverted him for want OF payment To
the reply OF the inmates that he has forfeited his claim by
years absence and by assocatng with the OF
the family he THAT'S OF the lies OF the Globe,
which I'll dsprove If you'll let in, and give chance
10 do sO They reply, prove il by works first, and
then we'll let You in" He snow doing good works,
admit Let him 90 on, and increase in weldong,
and doing better until May and then wei tell him
whether will let him reside in the cottage. Ii do
will enable him to build "shaniy in the ncighborhood.
One great object with in razeeing, pulling down,
or blowing the halfway house. was, that persons
very loose in the handle" who hold office, began
gegato there and talk about mastering enough hold
the balance OF power in the closely contested Statetor
the purpose as we INFER going Tor whichever party would
retain them power. We do know that the President
OF this but do that of the office
holders appointed by him spoke of confidently late
March last; and prove 1t, and will prove IT, when
shall think II necessary, If the base conception shall
be abandoned. II time, think for break the
middle party" when all the new recruits to it were from
our party, and were connecting such base designs.
During all the time we have been opposing the President
for the and for the purposes above Indicated
say many-Of friends have been complaining
OF towards him. They feared that 1t would
cause him TO Democrats of office; or least pre-
vent him from appointing Democrats 10 Office Don't they
that had the contrary effect that antcipa-
ted by them saunch Democrat who once thought our
course towards Mr. Tyler impTudeHf, though not
sf one said TO us not long l that acted
night in eObbing him." He explained what he by
cobbng." follows: He said OF his friends had
yfneookins horse which he could manage any way
In the inst place he could not catch him. When he put
oats trough and called the horse, lac would
Oft and kick up his heels. AT length an old oster
along day, and told the owner how manage him.
IL was IN tins wise: 10 put corn IN trough and
throw coTn-cobs At the horse II he wanted keep him
away. After pursuing this course two or three DAYS the
horse rushed up the trough, and could be cobb.
ed of until he had eaten everything IN It. Our informant
says this ui the gentes horses aud the easiest
one caught he ever All person has TO do TO
catch him, 60 into the pasture with few corncobs
only and throw them him. and he will up and open
ms mouth tor the brdebnto be put niot We think that
throwing few cObs tile President Will get Dem.
ocrats a cabinet foreign minister That's much
they want: they don't want TO ride him ALL sOTk
him after the spring of45.
This mode certainly OF getting Office for the De-
mooats, and the Globe deserves great credit for nge.
nuity We do all doubt but that Just proportion
10 the number and severity Of the blows has bestowed
upon Capt Tyler, have been the Offices avshed by that
worthy parsonage upon the Democrats. He Just the
To tink he could parry those blows only by towering and
by the couupung agency OF patronage. Ii Blair to-day
gave him Moses law well laid on. he would be certain
ayenge himself by turning Democrats.
but by turning them order prove that the Globe
doing him great Injustice The whole maunuyre
ceen and most adroty conducted And it, avowal now,
though somewhat shameless instead Of having the effect
which it would have upon almost every other man, will
very probably induce Capt Tyler every
ing Wing and f every Office the Government with Lo-
cofocos-the dear friends OF the Globe The Capt is the
inconigibe of dupes;-the only read Of
whom degree of JuLbling bring TO his senses
whom gross cheat and imposition only prepares for
ther gross.
The Globe, in conclusion, after very frankly conessing
the mode in which had smoked the Captain, with
mondabe candour and emphatic contempt, gives him
understand that after using him in the way
years longer, will very cheerfuy dismiss him. This
just such the traitor deseres-and which all
traitors will always As finely and truly Oh
served by Lord Clarendon, in speaking Of the conempu
reception accorded Ears Holland and Glare, when
they deserted the Parliament aud joined Charles l., "a
general feeling Of disdan and dstrus by
attached to all deserton and INCONSISTENCY, whether
politics or religion, 10y those who reap the adyan
tage Of IT," The treason may be tolerated. but an in
tense adherence Of the traitor is a feeling deeply inn
planted in the human breast 1t ordered for wise
and righteous purposes.
But what's truly surprising in this is, that Blair
should have been able so long TO impose upon Capt Tyler
but that John Jones also should be the dupc victim Of
the profgate and mendacious Globe John has repu
taton for extraordinary natural sagacy, highly improved
by education and practice; and the world supposed him
proof against the willy devices. But be ooJJsd like
vile mule along with his master, and that 10y the hate
ul Globe and forced 10 do the very things which the Globe
most desired argues innocence and simplicity Of char
acer, which dreamed to into the composition
Of the nimiiable John There be some mistake in
this; and Judging from Johns acknowledged sagacy,
should conclude that he confederate Of Bairs "a.
TIER than his dupel