Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
Correspondence Of fAe Whig.

WASHINGTON, JAM 70 lSl5.
The events of yesterday are such rs you know have
long expected When saw Pennsylvania vote for the
anti Tariff candidate, New York sustaining the fraudulent
calhoun nominee OF one-thi in Convention the strict
Cohstuctioniss supporting the Tyler Treaty, the Nu6
ers new heir Of Jacksonsm the Aboonists the Texas
candidate, knew full well what must be the issue of this
question, IN this House Of utter Jacobnism to which
doubt not that Swis Legion Club would be respectable
the Mountain Of the French conservative and the paria
ment that Jack Cade would have assembled, literary
consider them as having yesterday demolished all fur
Their pre'ence Of the Constitution Indeed there can be
none III that Wild orndown Of Locofoco ut which
we are now arrived Where the great, the absolute will
OF mere majority has once been up the supreme
guide and the sovereign rule there no charter
accordingly heard OF Democra-let me give hi, name
that he may have merted honour: twas Burke of New
Hampshire-who the other day expressing fire. civ il,
the House his opinion prompted Of by the embar
EASEMENTS Of the late debate) that there ought in Democ
racy 10 be no Constitution! He but gave voice TO what
they have all shown that they ready upon Men
on pray that word Of the past more IL is for
the good speak Of only when they would droop in So
Tenn whispers such when speak Of the noble
dead. while their loss is yet fresh.
tear there is remedy. Trust me not however You
know my long persuasion that the county has fallen into
that desperate state in which Ill must be Its own cure
where counsel il unavang where the only possibility OF
escape by the Onward course OF greater mischief
winch the people are bent PASSING and that nothing will
OF their perncous guides except the
bitter fierce lessons OF the public sufferngs and humia
ton into which those guides lead them greatly
mistake 1t those lessons to be studied.
In the Senate, this question, which probably hang all
the honor, peace and integrity OF the land doubtful On
the best count Of defeating the measure-
We shall have in short time. very able Report against
II from Mr.. Archer. discussion will follow infinitely
able and thorough than the hour rule could
in the House. Nearly the whole Senate will probably take
part in il.
know not. But determine what the next most pern
cous thing they have in and be that this wi be
what they will next drive at.
perceive that those dreadful sstyrsts the Editors Sc
nile and juvenile OF the Enquirer have in their fierce
warfare upon all and w.t. turned their
upon my poor friend Swallow Barn. IL IS easy for
them To make any appear q fool in their pa.
Tor translated into IL, every body looks asnint
l,ss when they praise than when they blame.
Shown through their dull and disiortng glass; one seems
Ut necessity stupid enough by their skill OF rendering
people Ridiculous but simply because they cannot
them oiherwise. cannot say think they shine in satye
except that unfortunate which they mean for
Their innocent the rage toads who tho
venom IN abundance; but distng through their nnocen
Pen meets there such powerful poison of dull
ness that it dies.