Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
r. RYLAND.
Correspondence Of tie IPAis.

NEw YoRx. June I6th, 1885,
see Mr.. Richie, quoting portion Of my letter to
you, where speak oi the winch led to Mr. Van
Ness removal from the Custom House. says the statement
is full OF errors but does not point out what those
He that the threat Of the delegation of this State
ogive the printing Of the House Of Represe to soGe
other Journal in preference the "Organ" IL Mr. Van
Ness elected from tho Office OF Collector els nav,
Washington" This have doubt is the case and o,
any other intelligence But will be DENY that The
threat not made il the New York Locooco Delesa
from this State the Congress had not deer,nn
cd To dol He slips the statement very lightly
touches as II IL were full Of thorns. He however, does
deny tina, the Of his removal based on the
charge that he opposed the Northern Denoerafiel
organiz ralyng round Mr. Sas Wright that Polk
turned him out in obedencet 10 the demands of Mr. Wrghs
friends because he This here and the
siekening and hollow hearted praise about the fidelity and
sterling democracy of Mr. Van Ness bestowed by the
Union him after he forced give up the seals of
Office because he Calhoun only the bre ach
Tor IL he both faithful and competent why was
he so degradingy compelled TO give the seals make
room for man. who Old bunker, known be favor
able TO Wright and bite hostile Calhoun. The Wings
have interest in this Kilkenny Cat war; the prn
cipe that they wsh justice done nil men; and if
our Government is TO proscriptve out
because God has given them scrve soul rs
those who administer desire people should know
IT, II one President, while he is in office, spend his
four to force his upon the people, whether
he is worthy unworthy let Us know We are not quite
5 CAUSE s0sss nc Be g De ss ssseR he
vice FOR Mr.. Wright and tst the New York Locofoco De
legation t the NEXT Congress had he should
be, they would show their hostility 10 ihc Administ.
on by NotHg to give tho printing other Journal in
preference 10 the "Organ."
The Hon. r. d. RnErr. from South Caroline 1. now in
tins city, and u said has Tor purpose OF dis
covering the nature and materials Of this Northern organ
zaon understand he already expresses himself as in
dignan at tho course pursued by the friends Mr. Wright
and the conddct Of the Administration in removing Mr.
Van Ness from office He thinks oGy win soon op,n
Its eyes TO the game playing by Mr.. Polk and Mr. Wright
ANY man can easily see, Mr.. Calhouns ends are re-
IN furn nm Kfhar a.. al a
wright or bunker placed in their ste a. that the
Administration is arraying itself against Mr. Calhoun and
giving its support TO Mr. Wright IL is folly Richie to
attempt thus 10 humbug the people, by pretending 10 Impair
haly between the aspirants But enough Of thi..
"Let the dead bury the dead" - 6 :
The Democracy along the line OF the Eric Canal have
been burning our modern Cato in egy for ycoiue their
Canal hill This conduct. while is indefensibe and high
~ improper shows how the party are hsuassed. Some
have struck medss Of him since his Veto. aud oers
ouIn hin Ia egy At every step they take thew behold
HIS peep DER hills, and Alps on Alp. arise
wonder not, though, ut men smarunR under the lash
becoming 80 unRoyernable We osght not TO be so
serve as 70 be compelled to bow down before public
servants, and there before them profess that we are theirs,
o lite, and limb, and earthly HONOR aud every act thew
shall see ht TO approve of grace and favor from,
them as our lords and masters The Wings had concern
The Administration have il appears at last pitched upop
Minister to England The Hon. Louis McIane Is pro-
baby the most Guexce ponabe man 1t could have sent, and
gives general satisfaction here. II the party will only keep
uS out OF war for the tour years they are to be in
the people then will release them from any further difficult
ties IN tue administration of their affairs
The Rev W. II. Claiming of this city, has been making
IN anu-Texss sermon from the Letters Messages and
Speeches Of prominent Southern He delivered last
sunday at the Lyceum Of Natural History. His text Is
very singular one and he very singular man. and might
spend his time little prohaby, than TO be moddinp
IN matters nc docs not understand OF become his
Mr.. =. Whiiseu, an cnerprsing citizen, who has lately
estaolIshed new limo Of mnbnsses from Yorkyile to
Pel street. bag bad thirty valuable horses some
horrible hend He has advertised q reward OF one hun
dreddollsrs for the discovery Of the villain.
Among the distinguished visitors to the city At present.
are Count monialbo, tho Brazilian Minister Hon Geo
Evans OF Maine. Hon. w. Hunter Minister 10 Rio de
Janero, Hon b. Rhett, Of s. c., and the famous Col
Johnson the "tiefo Of the Thousand Isles" Gusayus
Hebbe, distinguished Swedish writer on European III
ties now In New York. is composing work with design
Of giving an exposition Of the views Of English and
French Governments, relative TO the Annexation Of Texas
10 the u. s.
have read with satisfaction, ihe six numbers Of the
American Review, Wing Journal, published by Wiley
d Putnam and edited by G. II. Cotton, ESQ. This work
OUGHT to have wide circulation among the Wigs As
critical review il has u hgh order and a. an Offset
TO the Democrat Review, it ought to be sustained. -
HUDSON. d
N B-We have just heard OF the certain death OF Cen
Jackson. IL has produced uncommon sensation Pre-
parsiions are making 70 do justice his memory. We
wish bun blissis fu.Io-iar Of tie each al Texaa
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