Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
MORE OUTWARD SIGNS OF GRIEF.

We would infer IRON the Enquirer of yesterday, which
article appeared and particularly commended
perusa, that that paper, like the Union s keeps up the
outward sign, Of gref, the death OF Gen. Jackson.
We had really thought that the Wings would be
longer t~ed by the Union and Enquirer, for mani
Testing grief the loss OF the departed Hero. That
should have taken heart, like neighbour the
death OF General Jackson, may only be accounted for
perhaps bY the fact that had unavorable
iaaP,sis. made minds oy reading and remember
ing the former opinions OF the Enquirer ITSELF In regard
the individual about whose demise many empty pro-
have been bazoned before the world the Editor
Of the Union ana kindred prints, beg leave in return
their kindness yesterday, commend the following
the careful peusal OF our neghbors OF the Enquirer.
true, hardly The present Editors OF the En-
qurer Of uteng such language about General Jackson
but they have assumed the responsibilities Of former
Editor, and vii! doubtless like TO take q retrospective view
of the Enqurer's courts in former days, publish
following for their benefit.
Perhaps, after neyhbors read these rich excerpts
and reflect how liire calculated they give
allied opinion Of Gen. Jackson, they may 10 tw
about the want Of proper Feeling"
Now, don't pretend claim the credit OF bringing
these extracts first light and must, therefore, give that
coempoTary of the New York Commercial Advert
Whilst do too is but just the Advertiser
that have published Cen Jacksons opinion
OF the present Editor Of the Organ, which appended
Our Contemporary says:
"RENSIscENeEs,-We very good nstured, and like
oil good naiu.td people, have dsinclinaton to
hurt any body's feelings or do aughi that may give
nOyance. Yet proyocaton may go far even for the
lamb like temper; there may be occasions and temp
a,ons reiort which TO overlook is beyond tho scope
human virtue.
II the editor OF the Washington Union would shear his
SeuIties with reasonable show Of neekncss, in regard
Gen. Jackson, should think Of seeking out his
vulnerable points, but lie is inoIerant and proscpye
he oniV Pours the adusiion himself but admin
listers rebuke in such ordy fashion all who cannot
likewise bow-down and worshp-iha there is no lack
Of charity reminding him Of the when
very different. II he persists in forgetting he must not
complain at being reminded that he said Of Andrew
| Jackson such things as these
1--WE consent lend hand toward the election
\ Of such man as Andrew Jsckson.-Riehnond Ea9ui.
TJ
awe would deprecstc his election as curse upon our
! ntry"-Rie5EioEd EAquir,r.
Zone VINO any great would convert the whole
country into ono great eamp-nnd would reduce almost
every thing under martial awr-RiehmOnG Enquirer.
"Compsrc him with Adams and Crawford and how in
| ferior musi he bc"-Riehmoad Engursr.
1--WE can commend General Jackson's modesiy in re-.
ng from the Senate and the BENCH where he discovered
tho superior quIlhca tions Of other people Can say
much for his modrsiy when he aspiring 10 the high
ost clico IN this nation i"-BehmOnd Inquirer.
ole Is too little Of staesman-too Tssh-foo violent
IN his ompsr-hs measures much inclined arbitrary
government, to obtain the humble support VI the editor Of
this psper."-E Richmond Enquirer.
at has long b.on man;ined as maxim, that the msn
who cannot obey ought not to oommandond the rule in
the present stands upon the rcason the man
who makes his own will and pleasure the solo rule aud
guide Of oil his actions, ought 20 be trusted with the
large powers Of tho Presidont Of the United Siates"-
| Richmond Enquirer.
"What kind 81 President would this great civilian max
gentleman who interpret the pain expressions
VI lav-snd ye, would be called upon administer
oil the laws Of tho land. Ore whose ideas purely
military that he would Usnsmuie traitor into spy Of
would punish treason, no, by the civic courts but
martial "-Roktn0nd EHgufrsr.
These are but specimcn-a inkling Of the tx
ccrps have slowed away from articles that sbound
cd in the Richmond Enquofthe Journal then conducted
by the present editor Of the UnJn-and which shall b,
tempted TO buDg forth he does moderate his
Nor shall We forget add expressions Of the opinion
entertained Of him BY Gensrsi Isesson-giyng
| as an sgpsds Hctcnism.