Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-12

See an able correspondent on this subject ::
Things may have gone too far TO prevent the es-
tablishment Of IN "Organ" now, to be paid and
supported out Of the public purse, but the strong
rpugnance manifested TO the principle in various
Democratic quarters, in conjunction with unver
sal Wing sentiment, gives the strongest assurance
that il will be put down by the country.
The N. York Herald says:
"wAsHISsroS, Nov. 6. ls45
t.. Tke Priafins Of the House.
Let attention this subject for moment.
Let ssceusn far may be, the drift Of the udethe
bearings Of the ship and the quarter OF the breeze As We
usdsptsnd H. there four firms entered for the pro-
hsbls branch Of the House, 10 wit
Messts Richie & Hcss. OF the Union.
Blair & Rives, late Of the Globe.
.T Harris g. Heart, Of the Constitution.
Fisk e. Dow, Of the ". s. Joursai
sseond, expect will be taken up by the Wright Van
Bursa. Benton members Of New York
.t- -with here a .tasser"
fou Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Ohio, and peradvcnure
New Hampshire and Michigan The third the candi-
the Southern Calhoun Dcmocrscyhe fourth OF the
Youur Democracy OF the west-the anti ational Bank
CO. ssd sndSate Bsnkers-thc men who 60 for Oregon
never, and "for the whole Of Oregon, nome
On short the radical progressive subteranean hatooed
outsnd out, quarter asking and quarter giving De-
mocrscy."
The New York Evening Post, Mr.. Van Blu.
ren's organ, takes strong ground against the prn.
cipie:
whst 10 often asked, is to be the peculiar Of
De duties Of this authove government organl' What
viii DO expected do, that cannot reasonable be asked
Of anv other democratic press1 Will its defence "by
shortly" OF democratic and measures be more eiec-
tive than that OF other papers, not impeed the duties
BY by immediate official connexon with
pows-the very men, perhaps TO be consured1 Certainly
Placing implicit reliance, therefore, upon Mr. Folks
that he cannot under supposabc crcunsa
ess be considered candidate for re-eleeton, and not i'm
axnink for instant that he would either directly in
directly his official power and influence promote the
election OF his successor-pareulary now az this early
period of his administraon-ihe necessity for selecting
tsr for establishing this government organ" for it
viii be longer the "Globe"s very readily under
stood"
The u. States Journal Fisk IL Dow) is yet
more unqualified in its opposition:
The situation of editor fixed, deporable.
The inducements TO wink wrong doing of the
strongest characterised rs weak human must
Sod impossible resist. He that be holds
his situation by rail and uncertain others have
been forced to give wsyto vacste their posts although
abundanty competent the discharge OF their important
dsties-and why may not he be called upon 10 do the
sane On the hand is fame and gorgeous wealth
command If he il doce and obedient-on the oihsrex.
puson from place and It's consequent poverty and dsre
spect the music 10 manufactured order Is the
indueenent, then, almost powerful be resisted,
hide every undiscovered fault and e1enuate every gar-
ing msdeedi He that unless he does this he may
compelled TO his post the rsk perhaps OF pecu
mary ruin and where il the man. who sftes voluntarily
placing himself in this position. would oil bis earthly
hopss blasted in consequence OF being unfahu the dis
charge OF the duties he had assumed He dare
~ord Of complant-he will venture public
much les Observation-Disclosures derectons and able
Tstons he Cnny discover. He may differ in secret with
those who cneS him tho Office he holds but that all
hs tongue and his PED Belong another Whatever may
be the sngs and OF outraged conscience, nc
word Of opposition he utter TO ife public Can
any unpretudced mind require logical reasoning and
ment TO convince IL that such power might become
cAisvous 10 the last degree7"