Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07

| NOT OF CovfSF, Mr. UNION
"The Boston Atlss. Alexandria Gazette, (Riehmond
Whs VI course and some other Wing pspers, have re-
| published from the "N,w York Courier and Enaul'ei
the fabulous aeeosHt about the suppression OF Mr. -
Rives' speech. We call upon hnse papets to d" Hs Jus
uce. by republshng elpsnaIicn oi this ans'e-
| ton"
Our venerable cotemporap Of the Union rs not
quite so inf,lible he would have has read
ers believe. For instance, he has reckonsd with
gu; the host. when he cnumcrates Us rs among the
papers that published the Censorship oil the
Press from the y. l. Courier \ Enquirer. IL
Is true. he has placed in convenient little
place called parcnthcsis, which means, we sup
pose, that if the Wing did no; publish the piece
referred 10. it ought to have done 1t ''of course -
no, in Justice to Mr.. Union. but in justice 10 the
public, we will presently show. The article
which appeared in the Courier Il Enquirer, and
made the Editor of the Union uncomfortable.
was in relation to 4 speech of Mr.. John G. Rwes,
delivered before the Democratic Club, Of Wash.
ington.
This sPcech. 1t viii appear, bears down pretty
heavily upon the conduct o. the present admins
tratuu ans therefore. mas no, Vet reached the eve
o; his eSec.leaey. Mr.. Polk, through has own Or.
gan. The speech was an type, and about TO be
puhlSscd IN the Union. but the Editor Of that pa.
y.er tboagL: II aivlSable-nOi to sup7resS-but
.-sa.speE5' - publication io5 while at least If
not a.toEe;ls-.
Now i, 50 happens We did no, publish the
Couriers article containing the fabulous account
as the Union SAYS, lat do publish the iolowiHg,
to show the public That there is something behind
the scene which they have not Vet enJoyed-the
exhibition OF which. according 10 NJ. Ritchie's
own acknowledgements has only been suspend.
ed
TIE following paragraph /, from Washington Lesser
IN the EGprrss 81 Yesterday:
l be ell tor the editor Of the Courier aud E-g1..
rer to prove kls with the Unon sgb
iect OF spSeeh o. Mr Rves late OF the Globe That
speech hich President Pok aud M Ri,ehie suppressed.
and also the letter Of Gen. Jackson relative 70 the
ii conduct pursued the party towards BaI and Rycs
will Yet see Eht They both placed amongst the
archievcs Of the Printers SIee before whieh the speech
was made. and in due time. IT Mr. Riyes has courage
enough, viii be made public The statements OF TIE Coz
rier SUBSTANTIALLY correct"
The Union has announced that speech and the letters
OF Gen Jackson have been suspeEdsg' Suppressed
and o' the present therefore, ook the columns Of
Union for their appearance. IL has announced that
copy requested Tor bcaOn and mas furthermore
confessed furnished. and fvps for the
umns OF the Union Reasons Of temporary force Il Is urs
cd have induced t suspension: but the Union has right
to suppress it, indeed has Mr. Ryes The speech
subey made, and the letters publicly read they have
therefore become public properly ana arrargee that
msy be made between the Presidents agents snd M
RIyes rghuuNy shut these interesting aud important
papers lrnm tie public.
We cali upon tie Union, therefore. keep its implicit
promise and give them the pabc. The prof ind
of Gen. Jacksons wisdom and patriotism, entertained by
the whole country specially BY sso-eae Democratic
ply-u sense which the Union has done MUCH ard daily
seeks 10 do more quicken ana deepen renders h.s up
ion Of Mr.. Polk matter Of general interest II be
that he has charged the Presden, with desire and design
TO divide parry and denounced han Tor listening Cal
houn and Tyler cIques the "Democracy deeply
| res,ed IN undersandin iI.-N. y. CouTitr.