Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18


the amendmsa would DO carried by large msor,y; and
even rejected BY the osse, had car hat The ,nss
would thereby be defeated for The oud
have rcecded from The amendu,n, and fallen b,ek the
"s'nrt resolutions; the suicndnen adh-rr
by the senate, the Hoa-e would have needed - that
cur votes against The amendment. WHICH S.spprove
could N no e'sn, endanser the main proposition.
had hoped that course In public lilo had satisfed
all who have deemed worthy of their aittniioa-ha
always endeavorec To be governed Sv principle, aud
am not to be iuned on the path ii duty by IN. dcnui
ca'ions OF reckless II party, by the
cnc,i'c Influence nj tbs atrry Of political opponents
did not advocate the sdu~son Texas fru selfish
Twas WEI, aware that should incur ,h.
disidrSsuSo AZ some Ui NY psriv friends bv doinx what
deemed duty; and that account u no other have
iish I" clam Jdstcc, ut least yoer hands. ask
more Aud rs that Ia dead myself and INV associates
10y the men who BY and, have been enable achieve
etcst measure may he psioned tie seeming vanity q!
dee siins that without end indeed may saw without
my owl humble crs in the cause tho measure could net
have been ace npshcJ css,, diving the late session
CVnetcsS In prOOl o this ass,r,on might cite the evil
deuce Z" distinguished and liberal I,- pf your party who
arc tH nsgnanimons 10 d,ny their cby,u.n- 10 whgs
IN uc accomplishment =" great national object. merely
because II may serve lessen the apparent triumph OF their
party.
Do not deem it necessary propeio reply ordinary
newspaper articles, but notice Il upon THE
sure Is pointed and Your views Mistaken 1t not DE-
signed To do me injustice, that my declining motto. them
might be improperly construed. have, there tore, - IL
P9sei that y"n will do III. iu-icu publish yuuf
paper tes" hasty lines. by whch yo aud
the pabc, that my support OF the proposition sdu Ten.
"a hHu H ctgin Ia spnt Ut patOiisn, whc ret
k.y To lie Influenced by Se>iTe conclIac thu iV"S
"i party hacks the side, dspI,csie their w,a
On the other.
fou's, very respectfully,
wlLLouGHBY NEWTON"
Tho commentary OF the Enquirer upon this efinsng up
peal 10 such il deserved II by panion-
offender against Texas aud shows oH with force the weak
ness vt voting asans, Benons amendment after Mr. New
,on and the Texas Wings had swallowed Browns r,soiu
mons Its reasoning upon this point conclusive IL gives
M Newton M credit for changing his the c
principle, bat n'mass that quite probably caused
b. disposition attend his In returning
has parry.
This letter oi Mr. Newton read until yesterday
Monday We read IL under rSossI 10 friend, and
with the saceTe wish Vi being pleased with it, We lay II
down with feelings Of disgust and with the conviction
81 the truth OF what distinguished Distinguished
'"gniin said. year agohc vii! not be Wing year
hence HIS alusion (or but understand ~
10 this Press either reckless press or p,ry
hack, We dug IN his face with defiance lie mse deep
y indie sed to Us for hbeay and forbesrance sii
~ he kRoes esNor il peTchsnce he does not know some
OF his IsTas friends inform him No an Congress
no accidental elevation, entities him any other
man in this country, to hold language such assumed
supeor'. over Others shall Tor one permit 10
him or any other. without least pe.ng the naughty and
insulsnt yaPoTiHs
To tbs Wings Vi the District We address su earnest In
vocation Suffer yourselves 10 be driven from your
nioorn:s by these fatal Texa. ieud, much nourhed
by your Wais Representative in Congress. ATTEND
To THE LEGISLATIVE SPRING ELECTIONS
That IS The great and essential point, Organize for that
OFgan.z- for the United States Organize for Virginia
Organize for Wing Principles Let not Texas once cross
your mind much less influence your votes Congress
comparatively Ie this year The House Of Delegates
al! IN all