Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
President Tvi,r,s Iangnas, 10 lL,yi,o

We have rarely presumption scoureed more severe
y, than IN the subJoined article from the Louisville jour
nal. The language Of Mr.. Tyler Mexico that Of an
Autocrat provinces Of his empire who have been
cutting each others hroats years What has his excel
leney do with Mexico and Texssl What Is it TO him.
if they fight from this time the duy Of Judgment j. he
involve this country in the disputes Of other countries az
his sovereign will and peasure Are the United States To
themselves umpire OF the disputes of other Ma
ali the Gobe' If Mr.. Tyler have the right to
hold this language Mexico lac has the right to hold
all the nations OF the EARTH who now or expectt
be, engaged in hostiliies. Tie may hold to the Gar
who always engaged in war; and has been for fourteen
years attempting ensayc the brave Crcassians! lie
hold with regard England whose ars in India
almost intermnable. lie may hold Spain and Por
mga and oil countries which either engaged in or
mediate hosti!tes.
Why j. this bullying assumed towards Mexico
aonc7 l. it because she is weak Shame on the Presi.
dent who would be- influenced by such motive. Ii is the
which animaes the bosom Of the pirate when he
shuns the Of war and falls the unhappy merchant
man! 1t the motive Of robbor. Apart from this there
j. Of complaint against Mexico. Her inability to
maintain her position is all that be said against her
Her fidelity in the discharge Of al her obligations this
country has been IN the highest degree honorable.
TYLER MEsco.-IIis super.excelcncy, John Tyler
ms late mcsagc, speaking Of the protrncled warfare that
Mexico wages against Texas gives 1t MS opinion
that il becomes tue United States hold language Ia
Mexico upon this subject OF unambiCuOus character II
u time says he, "ttat this had ceased" We really
do not know which most "a admire Mr. TyIcrz the
English language, his presumption. cit is time THAI
had ceased" says Mr. Tyler, with sad confusion
Of the grammatical II the United States arc TO
constitute themselves the judges Of the world and say
how long nations will be permitted 10 invade each others
territories and 10 the Threats If oaSh others subjects
they will, in opinion make themselves the rdcu
Ous nation the face Of The globe. II the acting Pres
dent read Mexico lecture this subject why did
he not "hod language" as he elegantly says, Of similar
import a. other nations that have been chersng hos
iues for long series o years l. his acct ency
s the Russians have been growing, fighting, and making
ready for fighting Turkey Tor the last fifty years Why did
he tell Nicholas that lie had carried this Joke far
enough Why did no tell his CZarshp that he had
been carrying predatory warfare" long enough against
the Circus.inns2 Why did he not tell Victoria that her
subject IN India have split quite much blood his
tive heart contemplate with pleasure Why did he
tell the Spannrds that their predatory warfare" ha
been carod just about long he thinks shoud b.
We say, the Gn'ed States Is be- the Judge Of these
matters and NJ 20 exhibit the extraordinarily
impartial humanity, each and every of these nations
should have been allowed quite much Df regard
quite much 81 oar lecuring propensiles Mexico
But what bu uCYs has Guvefnmef NEEDLE IN the
concerns Of any foreign State How should relish the
interference Of Great Britain in cOnccrns II that pow
my crowned head Europe should say os that ",
have been making quito many boas Of the superiority
System of Government consistent with tho msin
tcnanro " order iu their hesis, that kick up Ill.,
he mofc fuss than necessary IN Presidential elections
~ ihnt it time should pay 81 Indebtedness, ",
should turn faces towards such foreign SBte, and tel
her. with the greatest bengny of and ton"
- go tLe devil. And yet such Interference would h.
ho N,sicnn Government He Accldcncy cnacs he rdi
c4..Iu 10 rfilliwf urrlegpu.