Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FAMILY JARS.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY >, Is,,


The breach between tho rival houses Of York and Ian.
ccster,-f we may pronnc the the two Roses i'm.
mortaiised by Shakespeare, by the parson-is daily
widening and deepening and the schsm is already evident.
y past the healing skill OF Popes and Councils The
Wings need not be afraid Of checking the tendency
sesregaie, by betrayn their knowledge Of the existence
Of the dssonton, Of the
They could prevent the civil war which is ON the eve
OF occurring between the rival factions IT Mr. Van Buren,
and Mr. Calhoun were they ever well disposed That
event rendered inevitable by powerful the
human passions. Ii cannot be averted
Recent events have been encouraging the aspi.
rauons OF Mr. Calhoun and Oppressive OF those OF
Mr.. Van Buren,, than, confess, prepared ex-
pec The unanimous nomination Of his State Lcgi.-
sturc anomaly in these DISCOUNTED tines and contrasts
favoraby with the repudiston Of Mr. Van Buren, by his
native State in ls40 In North Carolina he has fought
drawn legislative battle in the election Of Senators or
Their US most suppose has gained substantial victory in
Mr. iaywood's clecticn triumph the significant in
that achieved in defiance Of the interference Of Gen.
Jacksonor the Raleigh Register SAYS aeters were re.
ceved from Gen. Jackson COL Benton and Others dccar.
ing all mporantthsi Calhoun should be elect
ed TO the Senate" II victory have parted this po.
ten, extrancous influence, ard obvious that if Mr. Van
Buren, could carry the Senator in LocoFoco Legsa.
tue, backed by the authority Of Gen. Jacksons name he
has still less chance carry the State North Caroins
however Clay State decidedly though by smaller
jority than Kentucky.
In Alabama, Mr. Cslhoun's friends decidedly in the
ascendant, and have given him, is said Legislative
nomination.
In tho Georgia Legislature, Mr.. Lawson of Burke h.v-
ing introduced into the Senate resolutions nominating Mr.
Calhoun for the Presidency, they the 18th Dectm-
her, laid the table; but subsequently the
sidered and the resolutions passed by decisive majority
This blow is somewhat stunning, presume, Van
Burenism counted upon Georgia with confidence than
Southern State Ii be disguised that his pros
poets waning, while those OF Mr. Calhoun
hatteng aspect go Mr. Calhoun appears think, if the
following statement is authentic:
ur. Calhoun and National Conrenfion.-A letter
iron Washington 1T Is understood that the pop.icy
OF Mr. Calhouns going into Convention is this time
subject OF anxious consideration the part OF himself and
his friends. Ii would hardly be just him 10 60 into a
Convention composed of all the States the Locoloco
members from Northern and Eastern States that will in
event give Locofoco electoral VOTE will be be in
favor Of Van Buren,. have doubt howeve that the
course 10 be pursued will be settled lsalc Hill has
arrived, who, with Mr.. Woodbury. who to go on Mr.
Calhouns ticket Vice President will feel authorized act
for New Hampshire and the North generally"
Bait. Pat
Mr. Van Burens reliance is upon receiving The
ton OF National Convention and that he will obtain in
despite OF the demonstrations from the South. The
he submit his chances that arbirancnt Mr.
Calhoun's fate is sealed.