Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

uy5acker has sro~n Nm from, his ,l., ,e.rs 40 an. mrs
,ae, The principles vi Deoe-acyi1 the PRINCIPLES
OF Jccrs.,niu IN. principles OF Virginia And the N,
tured judgment OF forty years la. confirmed him IN
the truth ct those great principles which, in his YOUTH
Was instructed To believe. S.r. he taught road the
Constitution 1T the United States rs the Bible OF his po!
cal iah-~hhout ntcrpolsicns without iilse cons'ruc-
oas. his ~ the rSeA upon which he has built aad
storms may come and the ~NNos may dssh upon IT, but II
VIII stand as nnsaken the eternal mountains that
round MS nome IL IL by the Constitution that his political
faith has been tuuned-ii IL by the Cdnsun'n iha, his
political course has been directed Whilst ne hos been Al
al "'nes rauy 10 extend I" the Eenefsl SoNernmsnth
aose rights 10 winch II IS entitled he has been the suenu
Gus sserer oi all those other nights the exercise VI which
the states nave reserved to themselves Ser, Judge Pen
WpacNer So'es hgnts psmocranc kepaeican.
Judge was educa.dl" r the law AT an early period 81
me- nc was aoinNed 10 ihe oar, and immedisey ook
P'"u shu as Wen read lawyer and an able ad'oca'e
81" So" s"' in" an eNch>Nc ahu lucrative PteeuS''
bS ms is"o~ sizens were moi content TO let HIM remain
IA ui- 'eufud state ,Ss' sooa called LOT hs .ev'ees
:" ~ u." sNe'oeu a"u ihoea a,uneniseea spaete'
shu, uu"k me aomnismanon OF MT. van buren, he Yves
.ea " "'e oongte-s :" 'ne u save menlt Vas go
ing me s.o'h OF opposition "hiea had near ensaphei tue
psmoei@'s parry ana when ~e"keriiends~ ets shnSine
rom ner uhisoeu rahNs hen II was, 'hst Judge FRa'e
70 ,end ns ad 70 revre 'ne dropping cause. I'm
eeV up" oe"s 'h"ouueeu INTO So"s'ees' nc '"ok
n's" 49, az po"ue'sn nhu eeVa'ei, aho' SNOW III
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o"e" " ,ue oneu Sats Sou'', ~''nou' any Vhet re
eVnueuuau"h ,nah rus oN" name, s'u " !" IN mat hsn
s'""'" w" ne mas "o" 'o' n'hseha nPu"uon' oNheh
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Snien uust tns h'a's VIII ihs DAY elevate HIM Judge
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the VOL" ar w. 81 sacI,;, :, - 80 H' , ,.Nen
,1,. n, -. 80, 81 " Us. y C'H VIC ~''lI mere
nzylnF me Jurr- ~ a., ~, , ,ysns ~,
aud ;o- political elevation 1be h., of ,nsn IL -
hears ,bu, sef World b. insns,-,J go -, ~. VIC"
con.ciou.!y sut would te more or i..s h,.s.5 ~ -,
win popular Distinction I, Va. ss,,s, H. ,,i,.:..
thsi Mr. Ivors c,r,.,..l - ., - = - =. P.'pe
s.a,a Of lie H,.e .n The cora," ~ r NV .ne
not,ing 10 do b1, to register m. edict hn cod -,
enter bis protest against ths ,y .xamre ,bot y,
be set.
'if LsTTwIeg had no xpectaOn-indted did not deem
pos'1ie-Ihst the Democratic party could under any
circumstance s-lee; candidate acceptable ooposi
ton. Whatever hope had been INDUCED. a, div sions
'onEs' Ine dominant parry would resuI, did Ihose
SISTER Sale were dooheo 70 disappointment Such state
OF ihnSs HAD been avoided UnsuIniiy had been pro-
dueed by ne Concentration Vi proper abilities and the best
e'IdeHces Of DemoeTdtc principles part Of Judge
ieHnyoaeher "hom Nh l.. had long known a Of
hrnness and o'gnis, aud able and scientific swyer-s
"rs' unsurpassed IN FHe!na The gentleman from Rich
mond msh De assured that the ifs, had gone forth" AID
WIS beyond tue eono! OF himself his party, whose
weS MOI iHV'sed OF needed.
MI LToSs replied mat the gentleman had IoIsy mis-
UNDERWOOD him. he supposed that tie s party desired
or expected 10 have finger IN the PEE" pre-
sent CANDIDATE with ihc hope Of producing confusion
the Democratic ranks IL was the right OF the party
make elf own selection, but 1t against perncious
pnciPe A' be commended aud had hoped that in the
eeon eshdidste would nave been presented free from
s0eh suong objections as he had siSied.
NJ LEAEE referred TO a disregard OF the wishes of
Virginia bY the i1mer Senator'S sad said thst Judge Pen
nybaeksr was not selected becaCse he member Of
tue Federal judiciary, this beng disqualification but
because he Possessed all the requisites for station and
entertained the proper political opinions qualify HIM
peeialy for the ofce States Rights would be properly
gua'uou " MN az Abingdon shd ne would 90 into tue
senate LfePsd Ia all cases TO represent the wishes aud