Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
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MR.. wILLouGuBY NEWTON.

We the them OF this gentlenans recent course
with, confess other feelings than those which aciuated
week ago. We then felt naturally mortified and re-
sonu personal towards We had stood by
him for 3years, in every political fortune and il had
rendered him service il certainly had been for the
want Of trying 10 do We unconscious Of the
slightest offending personally politically. towards
Mr.. Newton. True-we could think with him. that
the Constitution gave Congress the power foreign
empires the Union by Joint resointoa the loves, and
least solemn form Of legislation! We thought il, as
think still. the grossest and yolcai invasion OF the
Constitution yet attenpsd and If The deliberate re-
Election Of the People does bring them to the
conclusion, then shall be Of the mind Of Mr. Burke Of
New Hampshire tina; Constitution Is evil, and like
Cusiom House oath, only made TO he broken.
Bat Ihus thinking said a word ia opposition o
Mr.. Now,on's Texas We regretted il Wing:
We regretted it as personal friend But still we said moth.
ing, for It nriir OF We had fought for him.
trusted him, valued him. respected him. loved him and
however much we cen-urcd his Texas immediate Joint
Resolution Annexation course had no wish nssail
him for il.
All said was comprised in the two following pa.
ragruphs;
Foom ths Richmond Wing Of February 2oth.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF WEST holland.
ESSEX, &c.
Notwithstanding NfVioughby Nowton's entire eonfor
miiy to the wishes OF the Texas party, and his abandonment
in his upon that subject Congress of the immense
maJofiy Oi his tho delicious hattefy
addessCd 10 him by the Texans, when his deemed
Necessary IN the House pass Browns resolutions and
instruct the fortunes Of Texas Spectators and the
sud usnmo aduaton which that party have paid him
notwithstanding. FAY, all these things, the Democrat.
ic party Of his District has assembled Convention
Tippabann1ok. aud nominated Mr. Hunter another great
Texas fnra but not gc,tcr thnn Mr. Newton ! and Mr.
Hunter las accepted the call!
So VIZ. Newton will get wing from the Democracy
Tor VI lis cOmpliances! They have played the old game
upon h'-U'cd him 10 help their schemes and break down
hh f'ends-plcd him al iateym with sugar puns and
caresscs-but when they have longer any for him,
uncercmDniOusl laid him aside! Why, A. The Democracy
say, Texas all IN althe sbsofbng the great. the only
qd,siiOn-as by sud through il they accomplished tho
defeat tho Wings in 1874 surely they might have been
conn ailant and grateful enough yoiusbe ally
MI Newton has proved them, give him their nomi.
nation!
Mr.. Newton must rely upon the Wings ozain. to
many Of whom hs hos given great pam. soy
unqualified disgust We hope ais reliance will be IN
ysin!"
From the Richmond Wing Of March 4:
"MR. NEWTON
This gentleman and all the Wings who voted for Browns
TeXas Resolution except Mr. Delleu OF Alsbamal voted
IN opposition T. them when they returned from the Senate
encountered WITH Mr. Eenion's proposition. Ga the other
hand every Dsmpcrat whD had voted spaias Mr. Browns
resouions voted Tor them with en,ous project al.
nexedl eAbep' M Hale u New Hampshire and Nr. Di-
Wis ~ New York.
"Theso facts highly significant The accession ~ the
recwant Hofthern Democracy (pncpsly from New York
proves that the Van Buren, and Wight influence had fnsy
aequesced IN The TcJss movement and that Mr. Bentons
movement was IN OIL probability concerted 10 saoSs them