Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14

The New York Express has ;ie following remark. upon
the result oi their eicc;ion:--
II has ced neither proe nor ghost 10 ireiei the PFC
babe result 81 the Charter Election, Tor the few days past
At any moment, indeed. the nominations made
aud three distinct sets ct candidates brought the
field, II wa: than probable that IN. election would
suit ia throwing the city the hand- Of the Loco Foco
Whenever tEsTs .hTee parties Wings
the defeated party aud r.sua two Of the three
parties always from the Whigs Toe Loco FVcos are
always United for good for evil under leader U.
dozen leaders. Wherever party beckons them 'nsy J
so" regardless Of the means end. During the whole Of
Tie canvass io he election Of tie city officers the Wings
have been engaged Eerre combat against party three
iOurths IT whom from their ranks and this same
party which was placed in power by the Wings has heer
II possible. carrying on even erecr against tie
"ngs Under these ciroums!9nces the Loco FOcos have
obtained victory without struggle Dad throughout the
canvass iIey have done but little than and
laugh. Woh'pr The Wings may learn wisdom from
penencs but nave had and such dear lessons
IN times past and learned ,;le from hem dare
nc, hope much for the future.
OF the scene Of tue night Of the election the Express
has this notice:
We have but ule TO add TO ~h.; we have before said
OF this extraordinary Ii there any Whys who
satisfied with the election Of Mr. Heyemeyer ths
they would nave been with the election Of Mr. Hsrper We
certainly Of that number. We synpsthse a. little
with those so called American Republicans" who
much rOiced that Se!den defeated and in regard to
The Native American party, must say that their
ing last night and the speakers who addressed IT, afford
specimen o the temper and feeling Of the majority Of
HAT party, hold that hereafter il can fad favor
with none bit bigyicd, viGdctiyc md selfish men,
In al. iae public meetings wo have attended
ceroiny never heard roany ssGders uttered against
any party uttered against the Whcs; and this
too. IN tie presence Of great body Of Wings many OF
whom but few hours before, had deposited their Tor
the candidate ior Mayor Of this Republican party
There grO0ns and Kisses for the Wh- from the rank
md e attendance, while those who spoke from the ro
irun continuity amused excited the crowd against the
Wing party BY fake representations Of the opinions actions
aud policy Of .ho Wing party. We name, particularly.
among those who were frees their abuse Mr. RYDER
Of Boston. Mr.. Kmball, OF tho same city. said many
things, which, IN his cooler moments his head and hear
viii tell him wrong Oar citizens were also nuie
ready 10 deepen the coOurng Of these caumnes forgetting
heg did and do, that oil the moral numerical
strength tho Native Americans had they received from
the Whigs,the Wings Who placed them where they arc
and made them oil they are.
The New York Tribune says
1--WE never a beaten party take tnoir defeat more
calmly than did the Wings last night We did not sec
dOwnhe aFted man smoHg them. MY bfudrun' said IN
Ethiopian Of Cod blessed doy wat don't eypect
nothin for dey ant gwin to be Disappointed"
Tho lesson which this election teaches it, tina, Wings
should "sand by the Wing and the Wing organiza
tom This is The counsel Of Henry Clay, and is IS the
Lesson Of wisdom which il only necessary shoad be learn
ed End practsod upon the victory 20 the Wigs
If NC had he'd this "unon q the Wings" in 1874 Henry
Clay would hayo been President. If we have it in
1913, he moy yet be President.