Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-02

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Mr. PeLxs peislssl wisdpsps- shs sOuss." s.s. has
nothing ssy to the authority gave FOE tbs threat made
By ths Democratic dsses,oa from ,h. State In the ners
Coasns that they wosd siss he Pubic Printing
10 soms other paper Than ne .Usss.- IL Mr. Van Mere
was not removed from tbs New yek Custom House. The
country may Judge whether was rghs OF wrong. II
have not spiked Mr. Rchiss suns his hes rvea
out and an victor But Il tho "Ed,ssr proper u
fse Nsrsiss Nsrs' hss few vssds fos kinssU ssy
about this he Says Now there "a bat editor
Of tho Morning News properly called snd Ne gives This
statement the most explicit consdesioa This IL sheer
sub'ersse. Bot few pspoas could have supposed
that Mr. oSuvsn could have bees The sushoS Of the state
msn for he hardly ever here. lie the Editor proper
admit bu, he writes but lds for e pspsr for he
her General for tho uunksr clique, and spsuds the of
his wsshiaste. n ssssedng rr.spsis he
Washington ,hs tins the sss,smeni made me.
moving Heaven snd earth have this ,s,y Mr.. Van
Ness removed, and exoasnss Ass altogether. But.
siny no hcywho have charge Of editorial choir In
his absence. must know something s( the and
ssSes Of hs they would be there The
paper conducted with much ability the sb.ence
tho Editor proper when hs homs. release Mr.
OSullivsn fivm the suihorshp he the chartered agent
Of Van Bsssn. wrsbi CO.. sss rssldss psiaeipaly at
Meaningless. 10 that Ne Pek kssps he administrators
in tho od Hsnker orbit. and 10 h.vs ~ cuioun anti
Wright oieshods Of both high sndiow degree" driven
from ccc. and such chosen Hunkestes 70 GIL
their places tho Regency" hero shall approve and
point This is his vocation. and he has enough 10 do,
Heaven knows a, tho present rate Of rsmovas whou,
editing his paper. -
He further says: .There arc several gentle men, chose
ssrsiess employed by in ways differ
departments Of daily morning paperir any these
may have participated in the political gossp
ed elsewhere" 1--WE have desire have II thus psmed
of upon responsibility" do not palm il OIL on
you: said "ouc Of the Ediiors" and not tho "Editor
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rial desk morning and aeruoOn and very sensible and
gendemsnly man; aud when the statement made to
mo he did whether IL made public
Motif he really did desire IL. Il time
meetings held NIL Wards Of this city approve
Of Mr.. Wrghts Veto Of the Canal Bl-the call Of Con-
venion revise the Constitution. and recommend the
removal Of Mr. Van Ness; and he seemed be deeply
cited NJ that gentleman being continued by Mr. Polk in of
hce. We had three conversations about the
maen and II he is unimporant On sffseAs the ofce
his statement certainly So he told the TRUTH
am satisfied. Some i've six days after the
made to me, a notice that Mr. Lawrence had
been offered Mr.. Van Ness place. his room
aud said him. 'I stated that Lawrence has been
offered the Collectorshp; il ue7" he answered ayes
nnd has accepted q" "then" said 'you hav dbrough
Poik and Richie to their senses he replied, ayes
uched the right chord and they have done their duty
lst This is the language, word for word, far
reeolee do not blame him the party for their course
nave actcu open nave MADE no Sc
OF iheir opposition Mr.. Cahouns friends holding
Office either under the State Federal
But do find fault with Mr. Polk and Mr. Richie for pub
shing abroad known un'ruth thut they deal mpariay
with Mr. Calhoun's and Mr.. wrighrs friends when il is
notorious that Mr.. Calhouns friends hunted without
mercy offices high and low. and dismissed, and their
places filed with Hunkeres, (whe even Wings are re-
tanedJ and when they dismissed, praised for their
fidelity and irorfhiaess bnduld Mr. Calhoun and
his friends that all the variant ends OF party may DC
held together TO support the erovelng Administration of
NJ. Polk, and all the democratic votes uf the
Congress for the Public Printing, pay off report
Cd 900 Pennsylvania mortgage that political tuning
pipe the "organ." The low, mean, underhanded and
cpwardly with which who honestly voted for
Mr. p, hut who prefer Mr.. Calhoun 10 Mr.. Wright, are
hunted Of Office, while the Administration is laudng
them for their worth after they out aGd proc.atnrg
itself impartial ALL dssraceiul the character OF the
whole country, and every American OF whatever
or sect ought 1t insufernble outrage.
The editor proper" in this article, after deny.
ing my Statement, coming him. processes some
thing Of as. 1u,hcrn Democrat himself." and being
"arsely infused with Southern ideas aud constitutional
doctrines and n political admirer Of Mr.. Calhoun" Now
this is laying IL little too thick. personally nc.
quanted with n number of MIR. Calhouns prominent
political friends aud who will look upon statement rs
the unkndcsi ALL" Processing Ia admire aud ssree
with him in principle aud at the time prescribing
friends with unrelcnng ereciy This is like embrac.
ing friend with one hand snd pungng stieno to his
heart with the other. II is the kind of cruelty 10
trumpet his praise public aud vify him private No
decent approvedof the way Judas betrayed his
Master. Away with such deception and fraud Mr. Cal.
houn may well say Of such admirers: 'Savo from such
friends and Twill take Of my enemies -
The Boston Atlas Is serving up very nasty dosc Just
now, for Mr.. Secretary Bancroft, of OF his poti
cal acts Of 1882. But Bancroft will not mix that in with
his Eulogy Ex-Pesident Jackson be delivered ut the
EAST front Of the Capitol" II he and Richie were to
mix their opinions Of the "Od Hero" in their Gu.
ogits aud memorials now, what funny documents they
would be- wouldn't ihey1 Probably they will add an ap-
pcndix.
The State Temperance Society have just held mscins
the Capital Of the State Of great Some of the
abest Of the State present, and they
their proceedings, have the determination not
stop until they have swept the State of all drinking
houses. Some OF tho nobesi young Of this city, of
late the midst Of great outcry against licensed houses to
retail spirituous liquors, have had their characters and
fortunes sapped, and now, unimey for them lying
with the clustering dead
Eighteen feet Of the rails Of the Long Island Railroad
have been turned this side Of the River Head by some
villain villains. IL was accidentally discovered time
enough the lives Of the passengers Really seems
that devils inearna,e live amongst and weknow not
that's until catch them; and then. IL we convict them
it feared they will be pardoned out and Join the Empire
Club. and will thereby become gentlemen and be clothed
and fed from the public Treasury. Beat give them good
cobbing and let them run. HUDSON
NRw YoRK, JuEE 81, ls45.
To the Editor Of the Nep York Herald
Dear Sir-You will find inclosed letter addressed TO
Mr. Thomas Richie which las you will see nd