Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20

Mr.. Polk Tor Vice President unanimously expresses
preference whatever for Mr. Van Buren, II nominates
Tor the second office and the first IL puts forward
son Of Tennessee and pays suennon TO The son OF
N. York. This unfortunate Tor Mr. fck especiaN
contrasting with the conduct OF the Alabama State
| Convention which frankly placed the name OF Mr. Van
Buren, the head Of the ticket which they inscribed
that OF OF their CITIZENS for the second place
The.e and whatever have been the
the effect IL still the same"
Are not the.e toersby significant Colonel Benons
confidence in Colonel Polk' Does he not she~ IN these
that he had confidence in hint Tennessee "made
nomination Of Mr. Van Buren, for the Prcsdeney-sn
omission which whether the effect Of indifference" &c.
els still the in effects" The Democracy can't
afford TO carry .'the burden of public who cannot
bring their State into the Democratic line. They
strength and weakness" Tennessee pays no at
tenton the of New York. This was unfortunate
for Mr. Polk-whatmore proofs do We want that "Col-
one Polk has ALWAYS had the fullest confidence OF Mr.
Benton and his riend.l" Anyi sany still 80 inered
ulnus further proof show tins Let me then
refer them the MssouriSn OF the let Aug. last-one
short month ago. In that paper are The following pas
ssges
"f the Union supposed that the giving OF all the Off
the Executives disposal to Col Ben,on's friends
would satisfy them, 1t mistaken"
Again 1t says:
"f the Administration tuiied carry out the views OF
the Democratic party which elected that II did not reen
the ndeP, ndcnI reduce the Tariff assert our
right In Oregon. Sc.. would find Colonel Benton and MS
friends in uny ieidng opposition 1t, Notwithstanding the
official crumbs cast 10 them"
Again this Ml-sourian in number which have
present before me, IN some comments which made
upon the "a! the Administration and "the organ
with reference tn the Sub'reasury told MI Rehe that he
nad been whipped into the rsnks on that qnesuon on o
and thar might be necessary TO repeat that
ope Eauon!
And now on the Both August it tells us-"rhe Prcsi
selected his organ. and all who wish TO sustain the
Administration will his organ. and OF course give
tn Union the printing Of Congress ln this 50 lar a.
know. the Missouri delegation ere with US I'm tact
his President PJ entirely met our appro
baton that We could never n suspect that he
governed by but the most uPwrgh' ana patriotic
mOuyes ''COyu-i Polk has always had the fullest conn
deaee ct Co,n, Benton and his TRENDS and he Will hnd
them the saunchest supporters ." his administration Marx
that"
Marx that. Indeed ,hink these things ought to be
marked. ! be.eVe ihey will be marked. 1t Is iaei-s
notorious iactiha; Col Benton opposed the nomination
Of Mr. P,ik IT. the VcE.Prssideney-thai he was con-
densd ana Doomed sy Gil Benton because he was nVmi
mated by hs S;s Convention TOT We. President AMI Mr.
Van Bureu Wa Ep nominated fNr President II was fact
- n,ioGcus iaetinai Col Benton sud his itienus cP
posed the ucrnztun Of Mr. Pok for the Presidency when
the Convention baotUC Tor hrs nomination, anl scui
messages L, tai fleet per the Magnetic IecgFaFh-the
al messa-c bong 'stAHd 5N NoUT guns ~ Mas TACT
a notorious isct-,b1t Co Beaten denounced M foks
nomination 90 in-gle. pave some more eAua@s nom
ms s!te-S gwen enough Tor one 'etier'-as
fraui ap1a ;as Dan pary-ano with many other
hsrsh terms, 49, fact fact, that Col. Ben
tl cule ou Texas Ieson an the Senate and his sub
sequen Bon' lie ere calculated and intended
TO ialrg lea-tste pasy and defeat Col Pchs election
p5eslbc. Il fact notorious fact, that this course
i,s 10 % Of North Carolina and Tennessee,
Which %, O.: that wulG voted with the Democratic
psrIy and asO lost member OF Congress irom
limos great many votes IN Indiana end Ohio. IL
isa-o fact tact nat Col Benion mas occu-
pre- hu.e .-.,,o. ards Precedent POA AMI b. ca.
one: from the -l1 ~ the ecuon uUU. within the past
two week. and flai hs organ Las been most open IN
10. au~u.ty a.u has tvaeuc,l EaungS he hostile
s,.ueS aui ale 81 Col Benton. both the instance.
which quoted snd many ohers-snc.uding midi
eatsn that complexion ~ the annexation OF Texas
To be sacAtJ 1rrelrted q1'bbis about the
OF ne word ss'nn the resolutions 81 Congress and
I tue Ordinance 90 the Texan Convention A. these
81 have the Nl>so declaring
thar suspected that Mr. POk was gov
erE-d los am bus JA- upright and paOiIc motives
and that "Cu Pos has always had the fullest confidence
Col aud me trends, land that the President has
selected ufs-a and al who wish sustain the udn
WI. his oTgsn''-whil- short month
$50 ioii the "rg5u that ell the uicss a, 'Le ENecu
i.ye'- disposal would satisfy COl BsnOns iuend,."
aud that "Co Benton aud h- ireHGs HlgG, be found
unvieiiug opposition" tn the administration "norN tn
standing the official crumbs 10 them snd HAT
might be- Necessary whip The organ the ranks"
Truly there marvellous change In H." tone ui Col Ben
| tons organ.
have more say these subjects and wIih re
lerenre the quotations have made but mast defer II
until iu.mn.sJw. NOUS NERRONS.