Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-25
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The following strong letter appears the last Charleston
Mercury, from the pen Of its New York correspondents
''NEw YoRK, Jane Il, IeI5.
With your permission, will leave gossip and passing
novelties IN this letter. aad devote 1t the
matter Of politics. The State Rights Parry proper the
Morrill, nave OTga-; heEee theT brethren the South
do not understand the O the Administration towards
them. take u, that every body uHdCrtlnds-, certainly
Mr. Van Bucu friends aGd the Old Illnkes understand
thst Mr. Caihouns friends, constituting the State Rights
Parry defeated sir. Van Bu!ens nomination in the late
Presidential Eectionand therefore than any
pther portion oi the Democratic Parry, docs Mt Polk
MS election the Presidency. They the fret place.
by ihcT resoue 'front.' defeated the cunning project OF
ng up tie nomination In the iai; and when Congress al
erwaIds met they pushed the Teas and Tariff question
ia COng.ess which finally o'erihrew Mr. Van Buren,
Hence the dire hostility II Mr.. Van Burens friends every
where 10 Mr.. CahOuns friends. But the which has
inspired tneir hatred, ought, gratitude or justice
Sied, 10 enlist thC cordial sympathy and support Of Nh
Polk How has j, turned our
know that it very easy for the Union and other pa
per- devoted ~ the AdmnlsTaon-O claim for the Pres-
dent the utmost mparuay amongst the different sesmenls
ui the Democratic Party, dispensing the Offices the
Government But nobody, nov days, regards politics.
professions against facts The hrst fact showing the bent
%, tie Administration, was disseminating Mr. Calhoun
ie State Department Tho second so organizing
The Cabinet a. not to have IN single friend OF hs
The sequel oi iact- that about detail CORES
ponds with the policy these indicate That policy tue
restoration Of Yam Barren aud Old Hunkerism oil the
land. aud prescription from cee of Mr. Ca!holns friends
throughout the North.
In Connecticut tie work fret begun. Norris Wilcox IN
n Haven CT. Lester IN New London and l.. Iownsbury
Of Brdg'poTt-wcre appointed Collectors Of those Pof-
The young Democracy Of Come ccut, this matter IN
ITS true light; and when the election Of members Of Con-
gress came thousands stad home member Of the
last Congress from that Site, Informed that 300
county rtiu.ei vote, threw away their vote ON the
Abolition ticket. Such President they said wa. no better
than AN Alo!Iuonis la Massachusetts, Tie course
wa pursued. Mr Wilkins, stgunch Democrat and a
ponpna friend OF Nr. CanOun's. removed from the
COLLECTORS Office and Marcus Morton. the Abolitonisi
Wa put ~ hrs place. have just n democrat from
BOsn, man Of high boBora well talents and he tells
me That Morton has just removed nineteen 40 Calhoun
Democrats from Office under him, bat has removed
angle WIG, freHfV nee Of whom retained IN Office
ln New Hampshire the policy has been pursued. la
one city Portland ten Democrats Of unques,Onable 6deii
" nave been removed "a make Tor Old IunkeTs and
Calhoun haisTs. The course ~ Maine aud Rhode
Island. In fact have been informed that 50 strong l. the
disgust even m New Hampshire, the ofiho Ad.
minisua0n ihlt % probably elect Hale Congress.
In New fors, the Custom House filed with Demo
craft 30 the subordinate Offices The young Democrats Of
New York, by overwhelming Petition, presented Mr..
JyddingYn 10 the President for the olco. lie appoints
Cornelius Lawrence an Old Hlnkcr m Congress in the
time q Gen. Jackson. Every Democrat has been turned
out u Office. although several Wing. retained. Every
voted Tor Mr.. P,lk.
know dat the preeS Tor hoso removals it, that they
were appointed 10 office by Mr. Tyler. Be II co. Dtes
that prove them 10 be DonOcras7 There was but one
int-Dcm0cfatc measure passed 10 Congress which Mir
Tyler anctOn,d. Uan the Tarn 81 1872. But did not
5ias Wright and ths New York and New Eaza1d Demo.
'fi'I F"t lv w itfl nfI ntus poets ~
be- veto, could have done tho Democratic
PHyi And what cmbe have apppnicss made7
Bat adait hat 30 proper tho incumbonts
from flee how hlpBrnz That none but Old uf be
i1und g. h tntn' How hippIns ii hlt hot only arc oil
Nj C1h.un's friends removed from ,ro. bit 4
nm 100 the NORTH 4as yet been found worthy of appOint
men' The truth any body understands IN the NORTH
an' yOn should also understand In tho South. You ir
south Carolina not regard Office but II you allow
10 b. uulrfsOId BOO The North, that your friends add adho
rents 90 The North, afo % DO pt0scbcd no mater which
party prevails, yOu will q Northumberland hink usuy
to. ~ making Mr. Polk President this surely s not tn,
entertainment to which you Supposed you wcfo invited
ABNTARs.
II Boz The teeth II suc facts as are sisted In this letter
20 numerous instance ald decisive IN character that tn
Washington Mon pcfss IN saying tba; the admnisrato
will know no difference among tho various segment Of n
Drmccfauc party which elected Mr.. Polk, and fhat NJ
Polk aud VIZ. Polks organ resolved 10 recognize NJ
clique, 10 ds'on sept, end to be Influenced in de
gree by o preferences Of persons Tor the next President
This p,nd.nt observes chat body oso days,
f0iues, regards professions against facr lie is widel
nakon: Loud sounding professions carry the dey nos
With e masses against facts they have always DONE.
Honest EytefbOfb" the greatest rogue 10 Germany, esat
hed character or gritty by closing ever
Sentence with the denufo pfoestatoH, 81 am hone,
| mon"
IDS however strange lbai The Editor OF the Union shout
expect TO impose upon the Calhoun pofy BY his reerac
pfoiesaigus Of imparsy aud Of the Presidents resol'
| ton 10 know "no clique and DIVISION" That party
not very Is Of least very enlightened. u 10 nc