Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-05

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s ha"of % The WhiR thinks and. doubtless the author
" se'e "s"sd 'ignossmus' agrees with him. tina, he
We ssshsr hes been very aud upon Mr. y-
sss We. fsiing TO have qnite much dscernmen, n.
s'hsf the Editor of the Wing OF a" Ignoramus" will, We
vsS be pdooed tof not having made the discovery IL
"ss, lzooramas" tsli in his that
che more sure plan of healing d.sen and uniting the
wing party. would be- suffer all tho candidate. to remain
% NE Held Instead Of holding convention and making
ehosce-to which latter Mr.. l.. decidedly and
snses'vocay opposed We nothing very eau.bc and
csus IN this, which the spproach to anything
sftind|tand read that article carefully -bu, We
not hasne sbs eyss Of lynx the such
issdssssss possessed By Ignoramas and his friends
nsN b excused ~hsn fail utterly discern his beau
"ssef sarcssm and his overpowerng esusteiy.
80 viii what justice " lgnora mus"-or in other
wen saa he with justice-complan Of Mr. LYONS
widening the breach the whg ranks. than he can of
essc&s, Mr. James, Mr. Lancaster, any other can
ddses whom their friends think proper TO bring ou,,
hrleas the fret In the slj-,hesc other gentlemen
~sss brought cut weeks after tell us you the
psss and mos, orthodox OF all whissyou who profess
20 have holy horror FOE dividing Wing partywhich
hsss: esecedsnce. and which ought be su.aned and
elected BY the par,y1
But Isnoramus" says that Mr. Lyons will not submit,
10 ~ decision OF convention! We would tell Mr. L.
nosssaus and his friends that Mr. L. never
wiupface himself IN such position render u ncccss,
~ or him 10 abide by the decision Of and pack.
cd convention; bui a we are not very much mistaken,
Ms H. s.d that lio perfectly willing To abide by the
decsoa oi Convention OF fair, impartial unpreiudccd
mpo composed OF the whole city OF Rchm 1nd not uf
biased and prejudiced clique. "Ignoramus" SAYS The
hartnouy and union Of the Wing Party is essential TO its
success; here We Join ssue with him. regards every
Other part OF the State Richmond how
large ME number Of candidates brought out majority
decisive, that there earthly danger of ever losing
Wh o. oil events 80 the Democrats think, for they have
not even brought out candidate. "gnoramas" seems To
thuk very hcinous sim that Democrat should be found
voting tor Wing. But query-woud "I,noraiaus'' az
the tables tuned think this gevous sn were the
Democrats ~ Mr.. Brooke ms n.yt q
Last Spring. and secure his eecion-woud Mr. b. and
frends receive their votes would they Indignantly reject
theml We ask "lgnoramus II, in this country man
Get OF men have not the right for whom they
plcssef For certain Of their the Democrats
prefer Mr. L. to Mr. b. both Wings last Spring for GER
tain rsssons, fey preferred Mr. 3. Mr.. Stnnard both
Wings. Where is the impropriety2 Does not "Ignoa.
mus, know that very often happens when Wings
running the Dem pitch upon the other
be and by their elect hm7 Should the Wings
thus be damned and aside forever by the par
~, ibis Dssid be melting jusce-sueh justice would
we have doubt the hearty approval of "lgnora
mus" but, thank God, OF tine great and
Why Party "1gnornmus" that Mr.. Lyons said
the Union that he would fora Texas De
than Texas Wing. deny this was the
language of Mr.. L. he said that it such the issue
maerof compulsion, (putng the cae,l
that then he would tor the Teas Democrat than
vote for man who would 60 Washington with the |
avowed object Of repeating the Joint Resolution,
doing all that had been DONE of opening afres
which had been healed and probably causing the Dssolu
ZION OF the Union,-bu he said he feared such ISSUE
that he could still his principles and preserve his
honor, and his country BY throwing his away
Such his language, and such should have been
friend and as much devoted to his
am, could have believed him capable knowing his pre-.
this Question: Of any other than the
he gave Tor one, though but humble private
Wing ranks, and having bat lie influence. wouli have
folded my arms land though could that hide
fueucc against him., aud remained silent yet grieved
spectator. lgnorumus says Mr.. Lyons demonstrates his
cams DO elected because he has been elected the
Legisisiue.-if lgnoramus had have paid
Mr. LIE speech he would no, have ;hus misrepresentsd
NJ o.slt tho ntR t-h.,, had. 6l.l
him before. had him Senate Of Virginia.
and that he abused that but the contrary,
when he retired from public life he returned IL them
furnished and spoess and had received from his consa
swell DONE good and faithful servant Mr.. l.. said
that this the advantage he had Mr. b. that he
hadlong laboured in the Wing cause while Mr. b. had
yet done netting. SOLOMAN.