Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

ehosce .o and pean-G. WAC prije IN aJurs
iax smooth and d1~Hs pei. ~ia aAe cafe 20 Supp
themselves with ariice superior.
NEssRs. BENTON. RICHIE AND THE PUBLIC
PRINTING.
Col. Benton. according to the correspondent oil
the Charleston Mercury, Is disposed to buy his
peace with Polk. by thorough support OF Col.
Folks Organ for the Public Printing.
The fact he that a. The friends Of Mr.
Calhoun las all his real friends do,) reccde from
the support ofPolk and the Organ Col. Benton,
more anti. Cshoan than all the world besides. is
disposed to embrace hun. We shall how all
this coqueiting and playing Ia aud loose, will
turn out.
The correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
Of the 18th, says:
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. L. l5lj
have in my previous letters enlarged somewhat upon
the coalition formed between the Administrations he or.
gan" and Mr. Senator Benton the which have oper
sted IN its formation. including the and Intentions
OF both the administration 1.-The orgln." and Mr.. Benton
and some OF the consequences which viii assuredly flow
from its contamination and operation. That such coal.
ton has been formed merely suspected prooabun.
dant proofs OF Its formation and completion hekenng
upon US, Some Of these proofs, substanaiing NY as
sertoos, and at the time Calculating some what fur
Their. the otsutons and purposes OF Mr.. Benton the
light 10 which hs aud others view the Democratic party
propose to give.
First thea give To yoI ho following eIuscI from the
MssOurisn, 70 paper Published LOUIS and which IL
Hr. Bentons Organ,) OF the 3Oh August
CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING.
I'VE have every to believe that plot = I.it.
and intrigue gong prevent the printing uf Coz
being gwen TO the Union. In fact II u-ees o.
deny that such project sfra the object Of which H a.
make lodgmsnin The public funds !or surces.iou
Bat this quarter he movement val no effect r.,
PiesidSHf hST ssiseftd his organ and all uAO isI 10
@afsis the ddaisT atiOH riH srgan and Of
gir> re CEiOa fse printing Of Congress. We
want intriguing for hs Presidency, course
shall defeat 1t IA IT. pency waCn gung FOR the
Congressional printing. II the Union shall fail - be Sc
Ieeied Whatever office -, viii be made Instrument 20
distract and divide the Democratic party and advance
the Of who endeaYoflng to rise m politics
regardless Of the Tue Vt the Admins.
frstiOn, the harmony the party, and purty of the
government alike demand that the project should be de-
ieaitd In this, 80 far a. know, the Missouri ceeza
ton with u, -
NeIt give you the following extracts from another
srtele IN the same paper, and following the preceding;
"Col. Benton DID not denounee the
Convention but charged that there had been intrigue 4, De
feat Mr.. Van Buren, and procure the nomination Of Cas-
Calhoun, Johnson, Stewart Ct al."
The adoption VI the tEOi1irds rule the defeat
Of SIR. Van Buren, but hs friends could not aud would
hot for The intriguing candidates. because they had no
confidence Them they then determined 10 brng forward
smother cdnddae-One ued by every ordeal, aud who a.
ways proved true Such they found in Z d. Polk
Col Benton and the Van Buren, men always rr,4d.d the
nomination Of CO. POlk a triumph over th, Iurgues
set foot by Calhoun, Cass and Johnson and Col Ben
ton expressed u IN the letter the former editor Of this
paper. Col Polk has always had the fullest confidence Of
Cot Benton and his incnds aud he uii ind them t.Ic
'snnchesi supporters OF hs Administration. Mark that"
also give the following from auricr urIclo 90
the same column With Tie preceding cues.
"1n fact, his tMf PO- course ;ias 80 entirely r,, an,
approbaOn that could never ilr d NOM, az .u.t,r la
he was governed by any but the uprgi aud psour
motives"
imagine al will agfeo with me that the lauI,ti,n con.
,snsd IN the foregoing extracts ample supply i ns
dsys Ol Col. Esnton's "Organ." They contain also
some pregnant Suggestions, which will ,lude shortly
In addition q thu, Governor McDOwcIs' Che Benton
candidate Tor H. > SENATOR published OF Lexington
Virginia playing Just the -smc tune ~ Colonel Benou
ssio bic inendinoss the administration &C. &cwhiph
- someWhsi significant showing how promptly uie
wires haNe teth sst hoe motion.
Now cell attention -uuie extract. iron, f ,.ssy b
Col benton, published In hc columns u t, Globe. tNbic
that time smother organ" "a Col g,n,,,' ,.,
the sgnsturo Of "Amcus" Un I've sth isu.,,y I'D t,
fsbuafy l5l4. wish l,t Of u. 10 shD. Col E,,t 49,,
friendship 80 Mt pok, snd the ustc of that cop6dsn
which The MleOunan ssys Mr. Polk has s.ways h,d
Col benton. These ssEays are discussing The mems Of
Col. King, u Alabama, anI Mr. POLK Tor the nom r,tB
Tor the " ffesdency That Of the sh January lSii ay.
one reason for Prel'uing VIZ. Rug To Mr. Polk ss-
- difference 90 the attitude Of their respective friend.
iovsrds Mr.. Van Buren, nhe admitted Democratic eand
dsis fof the Presidency The political condition.
Of their respective sts,ss"
"The st.s Convention Of Tennessss which nominated
Mr. Polk for Vice PRECEDENT, made nomination u Nj
Van Buren, or Of any body ssc, iot Prssdentsn
soo Which, WHISTLER the effect Of iad ference or Of ines
tine divisions. or oil oher cause, y still the ia i
sfece"
.Io such . contest the Democracy has compliments
70 spare % uuiorhate States by carrying the burden n
psblc men who cannot bring state into the De-
Iassrsuc hae They want strength aud not weakness"
Thoss extracts are from the esssy Of the Sth January
ietl Nov let from that Of the lih feIfuI
~
ssThs failure ~ the State Convention of Tcnnessse 70
ssmiasis eiT. Van Burn % sdmiuod. While nominating