Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22

Now let me call your attention what presume
be regarded as eesi, since appeared EproRiAL in
the eolunns thc organ Of the ilsA August last,
upon extracts from the Mssousn Of the 10,
August. -
~Ths standardization vsill auemp, TO purchase no man
By office nethsr Wilt sssmpt coocis,e the friends
Of any man whether they be veil IA Affected by casting
them official crumbsf w.. If oppositioa comes IL will
come not from the enemies Of the administration alone but
from the enemies OF Democracy"
That is tolersbly plain official lsngusse-opposdon to
the administration or 10 any Of is designs OF
eoursel come from "a the Of democracy. -
The administration N infallble. Il cannot mistake =
And opposition to il Tor giving the printing to "the
gam which is favorite Of tho eIeeutivc)
sttues the daring opponent "enemy Of democracy!
Plain unmisaksble language, viii be said but have
palmer still in
On the 18th May, the organ published under the head Of
" ELEGANT EXTRACTS" article from the Wheel.
ing Argus. preceded by comments by the Richmond
Enquirer. In the by the Enquirer the follow
ing language is used:
"Th.re is here no sttemp, the bitterness OF
party excitement. for party effect; calm sensible sp
peal to the judgment aud the hughes. moral feelings
sounds like speaking with authority TO his fellow
OF all parties, like Mentor unfolding the book OF
wisdom and truth and pointing the solid oundsnon on
which alone liberties can be preserved, our high ma
uonal destiny be realized"
Now 4 will turn TO the article thus commsn ded, and
passng over remarks about NAKED and wounded return.
ing to "ihc old family altar and "nnna,urs hostility To
the household oi iaiih' come to the following
cage.
.Mr Polk /. the representative ol Union. lis sdmn-
.iraon s the organ the great party which elected hum.
snd ire achsy TO the republican faith;
and although will aspire IN be the organ OF the
administration, will faithfully impress our COUNT, men
with Oh. devotion rTnc pies OF the Pesidenrs insu
sura with lust respect for his otcis and homo
rable aud manly acquescenee in the deeisions oi his
Cabinet"
Treachety to the 81 the Administration "s treason
10 the Republican, faith" We scqueee "in the de-
eisions OF the Cabinet" Truly these Elegant Ell
tracts" The Cabinet decides To recommend Mr. Mehays
bill on the Tsra which leaves the dunes nj very high
ratent revenue rat-sSith specific and protective du
tes-ihe Tree traders oppose such bill thereote they
are guilty. OF "rca son &c the Republican faith" though
that faith that protective duties ought
- be laid The Executive has chosen his orean-he de-
should the public printing therefore prefer
Tor any other parie the as the recipient OF
the publIc printing rs treason To the Republican tsi'h-
Verify getting on apsce
Those who opposed Mr.. Van Bureaus election are in
trgucrs-Ihat is those who nominated aud elected Mr.
Polk and they fal pit aud lie there 80 says
Mr. Benton and his orlan The Administrator forms q
coalition with Mr. Ben On; aud his organ endorses what
been previously declared IN the Panest terms by Mr.
Folks organ, nsely that opposition I" the orgun OF TO The
dicta Of the IL snmity to democracy The
Executive hi. organ ard Mr. Benton the Democracy
The intriguers who DEFEATED Mr.. Van Buren, aud elected
Mr. Polk ATE a feel tie weight the punishment OF this
Democracy.
THis letter has extended great ledgth, but my nofo
Bilis H.ern ., abba for uiererce exhausted.
NOUS VERRoNS.