Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 81. Is,a
Important Increment "a Pennsyiramid.-..THe Bu.
ch.maniies taking llsiiioa.

| ladelpa Inquirer.
These doings, emauating from the leading DE.
mocratS IN Pcnnsy wanna are om,nous oi the fate
oi little Van IN that great State, and of course in
the Union. For, without the vote al PennSylva-
mia, even his most bigoted partisans. will moi pre-.
tend that he stands any chance Of an election.
These proceedings, in conneNon with similar
ones, hy the CaSs men. and the Calhoun men. IN
o:her sections of the country are worthy of note.
II Is to hc observed. that they all ascrhe a cold
selfish. and intriguing policy to MIR. Van Buren,:
who, 1t is taken or granted. would no more SCru-
pie 10 take any undue advantage oil Democratic
rivals than he would of Wing adversarics. This
too. he it remembered. is Democrd'ic testimony
the testimony OF men, who have long acted with
MIR. Van Buren,. ia the most confidential party re-.
ationS. and may he presumed 10 speak wha, they
do know. As proof of the sincerity of their
convictions. touching Mr.. Van Burens character.
they warning their friends To beware of his
tricks, and are taking every possible prccau,ion
not To bc cntrapped by him. This. of itself, pre-.
SCENTS beautiful spectacle 10 the contemplation of
the country and the world The most prominent
Democratic candidate for the Presidency, formally
arraigned by his Democratic brethren. rs selfish.
tricky, and watching for every opportunity to cheat
MS own UiettS \ standard oil honesty below
that provcrbal among thieves
There is another matter to be remarked i'm these
proceedings. and that is the perfect concurrence
of opinion in the uRGraiidbiiify of Mr.. Van Blu
rem. Cass-men, Johnson men, Calhoun linen and
Bnchanan-men. all unite in declaring it rs their
firm belief. tina; Mr.. Van Buren, cannot he elect
ed that he received as many votes. in 1870
when he was beaten li5.OO0. rs he can ever
again obtain. This, YOU will observe, is also he.
mOcrdiic authority hot mere Wing opinion but
the settled conviction of Democrats. who many
of them, prcierrng Van To all the world. Vet see
the utter hopelcSsnrss of his fortunes, and have
the candour Ia admit it. II the Wings entertain
ed doubt before they this miSgiving on the
part ofther opponents this distrIIs should remove
1t; for confidence in popular results is, i'm this
country, one of the surest guarantees that they
will Ice realized and the want of that confidence
has never failed TO lead to defeat.
large portion of the Democracy, then. frank
" admit, that Van stands no chance Must not
his defeat, therefore, bc incvitable' What induce.
mcnt will men. thus thnking,--men, too. who 20
Tor the sPoHs have for cNerting themselves Will
not their energies be paray by the defeat which
stareS them in the face
w
believing and saying what the Democrats them.
selves believe and say - wit, that Van IL a used
Wpman,
From the Pmll,.ph Inquirer.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
w, I'aa Bapen anal his Jolieg-A great Buchanan
meeting Wa recently held az fitisJurg Ii worth while
tor w. 10 notice the proceeding. briefly, with ie object 1t
showing the UNITED condition our political opponents.
and the which thu Pennsylvania D.motrats ad
vfti" tie character aud pretcf>IO. Of ho Statesman If
hiadefhoyA Al tHe meeting u question, J. b. Guthr,
Eq presided, assisted o. number OF Vice Presidents AID
the Hon. Charles Saer was appointed Chairman Of inc
Committee 10 draii Address and Resolutions The Ad
Dies 'to the Democracy OF Pennylylna and 1t discus
ses The coming Presidential election. II warmly euorz..
Nh Baehanan aud proceeds 10 maks these aud
allegations:
lit all true hattherr profound combination Of &C.
tive, efficient, and able Oliuca! leader both IN New Yofh
aud elsewer" .wLO=e paper connected with the oeya
ton Of Nj Van BuTen who, sustained Nv tie grea iniu
'nee Of the Globe and by unparalleled eachery aud
schemes Of official promotion amongst ourselves are united
tor the purpose Of defeating he nomination OF Penny
ayone Bulls lees tue that our energies are once
aroused IN hrs syour that s dangerous combination may
b' u'soytd ana mat % tie moment II become obvious
that Ne are earnestly preparing for M Buchanan nOmna
ton, and are determined rather t, Conyru
lion, than unite second choice hr whole suIfsia f.
bnc VA. b" found based upon foundation void of ali
consistency and right Inst % will l lt J. like
ws ir, that tie friends ui hir Calhoun have with some
what les Of foresight aud ecsGuon, bot w .rsa uuaui
N s"i wan corresponding Orginzah'ni prsaouted iOI
mIdab- attitude 10 To nation, and through the Instruments
W u wei auan'ed system yi measures hls. rendered
not improbable tiat % i.i- northern with
s .YLi- rr candidate aud r,t him more cor
da support i1u 20 first anticipated. From the ls.r
rrruu-'.nce, lapI-if- beginning he entertained o.
' friends 81 Mr.. Van Buren, oy,arJ 4e friends o M Ca
"''n 'nH hF e latter r.n" -upc'n. s'e ME that some
unfair means have been already and ar. about being
persisted 90 Ly the former o., pioA Nau.ual Convention
90 och way e. wti not fully cApe-- the i 81 tie Demo
'lc lri ond 80 warm has 'be contest become b..
tween these Distinguished IuuIgIlus iit tIe ueuJ- o the
s.uf.l cnndidtt. threaten % conna into the on
non Hf Hr H.H.4 d
uatacc0rd with he hitherto established uaags- 81 the LenY
cratic parry. A. one period hope was entertained that
thee differences, embarrassing and hlra.iug o. the J.
n'fraic party would have been fcc1ucl'd 10y the mutual
yrt'aranc' Of the parties urge them. But since the
nations for the National Convention made 10 New orb
AID the my doctrine then announced by the friends vi
Nj Van Buren,, every hope Of r'conc auOn between these
prominent caudidlir- l- vanished and -o, remedy D.
not -pcody udYpt'd 90 induce ' friends Of Mr. Calhoun O,
come into the Contention, the asscuboge its ar e1
preston Of opinion II the nanon will prove sn oJortse Do,
. mou-irltiou."
Thee sro interesting and important declaruona ape
csy the Addre from which they are COPIED b. -,n.I
b. ~ ~ the leading Democrats Of Western Psnr-t .ars
Tic writers ~ on - cay:
"No man who looks Of t.e present prospects Of bc De-
ry'rarc party. bui must behold enI pI fs fpl.f yr.
,bYdrgs it is win 10 conceal from .If., gs- , frf
loot thr laror- syrt which BE- prevailing. must ..u.f Ip
divisions and me m"' uurDmp'yni.ing hostility. aud no
bitter hun. which ~r even moss write against .s-
ford. cr'airf r'I'ntss .ut dot nY future p.,Ge ..
'Yn. or nuaae. 10 I7u.i ind'rI o. 3, aDai,i,I ' a'
tt cuur. pYf nod by t. Sew IDfa pDuclau. t.ld ci.
cu.suug arI systematic i.. tDld ..,. ae dsgr,s
%. dsgp.' amongst r' warm hs1rsd. ity. e.rtrI 1ff
s0n'~Hi User .1nsIHs p'iur.Ir- of no. South The truth
d.. i,ni.ru i, suD.ifg prYn,ntfr Nusrn ph sn.
Other tiny' o. I1 Goo pl. ,plnc politician will away hs
more rau match iy5 t.- IugI-sS Dn., md ie adl4i
1br Wsnn'y Which H.. been aD long a'y bro operation
by i1s friends ri Mr. Nau B4rn urs Gcs.f ulnagcd with
more skl and adfDn.ss, 300 i, ',rua- Of ~ CaIL,uu-
adHrf'nt, fanit hI. bon for tD I. fH month . and 'Y
u"' 'f.gm i.n'r, 'nd n'' ~ hy prI.H f'Hng ir f."
SO ~ Mr Van Buren, dD Mr. r.H.Hu- r..r1. suri.if.
Mr Van Bm'na prD.P.,'f of -u,., OF u' ..r,na. Con-
. ysuIYu"
This o. truth, soil aud fyrciby rrpr'.. sI. While a.,
friends Of Nr Calhoun ltc been urny . sf,ton-i0ns boo
In ardent enthusiastic and highuud'd manner, tho Re
gsncy politicians have b'' managing, tnd With success o.
stcIfc hr D'.'"lfHoi Nov Y0fs and hs sew Lnyland
sars They have ar,o ,ded ~ .u, sn ,f,nt r,at fi,
nomination oi ML Fan Blf'n bg hr Nations. Convention
snow regarded 10 anD.t csftIin sf'iug i. Is friend.
~ n' other rfrdIIli' fYI1g Isri s.ss and npD,ff
lnI, fmlIsd h,fisr o., yield ~ fl, Van E8feH nsnays
m'm W % rebel ogsn.f o. The fef,'urJn adopted st