Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

trust the great body Of Mr. cahouas friends will be
the hrst to dselam this position, and 10 eproeaie this
Now, join venerable co,emporary in protesting
against this wranghng spirit among brethren IL shame
and scandal TO the great myto that pure, dsnteres
ed and patriotic party which governed solely by principle
and love of country TO be scratching each other like kken
ny cats. II is setting bad exsmpcs-and the world
looks up to the pure Democracy and takes pattern by IT, Il
lead to dsereditable results Il was bad enough
for the Coon Skin party to be INDUCING themselves in gro
yelling contentious about mentor nothing could be
expected from them; but for the undefed and harmonious
Democracy TO give way the vulgar Practices
bad IL makes the patriot hang his head shame. and
well nigh despair OF mans capacity for selfgovernment
Come gentlemen. insist that you shall give over this
contentious and rowling spirit Ii is disgraceul you-i
VIII cast lasting stigma Democracy. and weaken
public confidence in claim all the patriotism and prn-
eipe in the land. What. for Democrat vilipcnd
another and call him al ereensry sdrentarer Of assts
Die rapaeiy and desperate sbion and for that other to
return the compliment with compound interest the last
degree unmanneriy osay the least OF it, and what's worse
common people may beiere both faies> We exhort you
therefore, the Of interest well othe sake Of
decency, to desis You lower your dignity in the eyes Of
the multitude, and will be spuied better than
common brawlcs and foul dsiurbers the public
peace What itss the venerable editor Of the
Enquirer has ofen truly and emphaiicsly asked
what matters il who is President 80 he processes the
Democratic aith7 What tho Calhoun may called the
sweet little fellow mongel Q the weasc and the fox,
and all his supporters "Rogucs and Royaiss1-And what
tho Van and his friends may have denounced Calhoun
miserable Charlaan-a Canline-a Borgia and his adhe
rents, infatuated "Normons"-What tho one holds that
Tariff is CONSTITUTIONAL and the other that the chefes
OF nbominationsi-lrs all to purpose.They both
aud all patent Democrats OF the first And "fAe
Democracy forever " ia the wachword and reply TO for
principle. gcntlemen-and your petty and contemp-
tible squabbles about Mr. Van Buren, will make n
good enough President for you-He is en,lcd too
redress TO his feelings for the Notifying defeat he
iained in the coonskn campaign. He may be under the
influence of Col Benton, and may his patronage
stow the succession upon him-what Of that Isn't Old
Bullion good Democrat the best-and the Demo-
cracy in the ascendant it who the ndyi
dual President Every thing for principle and nothing for
men, And the other hand Mr. Calhoun, rapacious and
desperate adventurer tho he be- certainly good enough
to bear rule among "Rogues and Royasfs." There is
denying this conclusion WELL then, in either event.
the Democracy will be triumphant pocket insults on
all sides, and be friends.
We are anxious your account-and anxious
II continue vily and tell tales upon one
another you will fall into universal contempt and deesta
on and Harry Clay will walk into the Presidency without
effort And then you will forthwith round and saw
that would have happened but for your
it voice of the people-cal
another CoonSkn and Hard Cider vcorand thus seek
TO rob of half the glory of triumph. This
fair, and protest against it, We wish whip the uni
ted Democracy in fair and open hgh-that the victory
may be decisive brilliant and blessed its consequences
to this great country. We would have no drawn battles
no ndeeisive results.
Keen the pea &C. Democrats,