Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-15

We are much Inclined TO the opinion that Mr..
Richie "put his foot in il" by going TO Washing
ton. '"Trimming" ship there is very diHer-
ent thing, wo suspect he has already found, from
trimming one in his accustomed old Virginia seas
where for 20 years, the political breeze has
been pretty much like the trade winds, always
blowing from the same jackson point of the
compass. Here he could take nap night
or day, stretched ut his case in cabin or on
deck Al Washington il we mistake not. he
has TO encounter already, head Winds chop
ping seas and under currents. The Chlval-
nv are malcontent at the summary overthrow of
I'M their free trade visions, and will hardly be
humbugged by the late and feeble cry raised by
Mr.. Walker and the Union, that "thc Tariff must
be reduced Then nothing can be more per-
picking Than our old neighbor's position as 10 the
"Sub Treasury" II he supports it (and it is GER
tain 10 he up and prominent next session. he will
be overwhelmed with quotations the most direct.
numerous and unqualified against IT. from the En-
quirer OF 1897, proving either that he was false
then or false now. The Old HuDkrrs resent Van
Buren's sacrifice: the Chivalry Mr.. Cnlhoun's
the "Ioung Democracy theirs: BLAIR " Rives
(hard hands to dea! with) theirs.
The Wings, the abused, The dcspsed Wings, by
acting in a body, may have the control of the
question. For our part, if any OF the hacks of
party are TO receive what is in reality the wages
orcorrup,ion, Tor submitting themselves tobccome
the complying instruments OF the Presidential
will-his mere heralds--his hand organ--upcn
which he can grind any tune he liss-we want
our old neighbor to be the man: But we want
none OF them to ct it, because the public good re-
quires the abolition of the whole system by
which the Press is subsidized and the legislation
and government of the country corrupted at the
springfield, popular opiaiOn. The Government
aud the Press ought 10 be dirorced. 1t is Of easy
accomplishment and radical importance. |, has
been tried in Virginia and SO successfully, that
no effort was ever made to re-elect an editor
Public Printer.
Ii is reform easy, safe, and certain ofbenef-
cial consequences.
The Correspondent ofthe n. Y. Herald writes
49,, 90. ,'-- WASHINGTON, July 9, 1915
Aspect Of fairs NTH the Administration Disclosed and
sundry other matter for tie candid the
reader and the Ereeufipe, sc.
Whom the Lord lOye;h he chasteneth," saith Holy Writ;
and the grOund, I've say II reve5enily because
we love The Adminis,rs ton-bscause wish to
observation-disclosures desire that escape the shoas
and quicksands that lie before it, intend point them
OUT and If there Is found little pepper and sail in
epistc than with the
OF the Herald it will be because further indulgence would
be neIpedirnt and Out oi place.
lsi THE PREsIDEST--Ile is in a bad box. As have
heretofore shown from quarter he is exciting the OPP
position and dspoasure Of every clique OF the party, Like
the Internal spirit OF old
(Which WY he is he'll,
And in the lowest deep, lower deep
still threatens"
But OF all his annoyancos, alleged that the appTc
hension OF the defeat OF the organ" printer the
House. is the sevefest. Il il whispered among the gud
NUNS that Col Polk has funds invested in the "organ'
that his private Secretary, Mr. J. KnoN Walker clever
and amsble young man, stakeholder 10 large
and that Gen. Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, original
stockhoder, brought VI by the Jinsock company
OF the administration. in expectation of the handsome
dividends that must from the House printing OF
the securing OF which shadow OF doubt enter
tanned in the But the friends of Blair and Rvcs
the friends of the Constitution and Of tine Tylemen
Young democracy of the o. s. JOUrnai equally obnox
ious the claims and tie prospects OF the ogan" Ard
with the defeat OF the "og1n the administration hOs da
eombat-WiIli, be .ds.eaIed Mons peTToRs-G0d Is
uercifu but shall SEQ.
Arc Bllir & Rves hurrying forward building in
the rear OF Jscksons Hall, for the accommodation Of Henry
T. Rel and his new democratic papC'l y month Orl Two
will show. And while this movement IL making. under
the sanction and support Of the old hunkers to morrill, the
States rights of TIC south equally united upon the
Constitution. Blu: single neHoguIoy two, enpas'dHi,
FArHER RncuE-will he stand out for the Sut-Treasu-
ryi Is he in favor Of it, resuscation7 We doubt IT, aud
the doubt is general and II dong silent dansge
claims of the Union north and the south
We assured that the next Congress will compel
Oh administration into the measure IT possible But again.
Father Richie in his heart dcyo,ocof the exploded
pet bank sysIeml of league among theStaie banks
tie repositories OF the public money and not his or
gnS acquescenoe IN the policy of the Sub-TrcosuTy n
forced and extoHed acquiescence2 Verify, believe so,
Is firmly believe HAT
"A man convinced against his will,
Is OF the same opinion siiil"
But again, Mr. Richie denies that the 49h parallel NJ L.
has been agreed upon tie Oregon boundary between
the high contracting parties The the denial
satisfies that Fuch proposition has been mat
of serious negotiation, fact which, Of itself, vol tend
weaken the reliance OF the people the tdninis-
ration than any other n'ractinn u ANY Of the
which the administration occIcd TO On.
iy look The Pres DOM in his inaugural. soemuy dc
COMPASSIONATE title" the Oregon territory as
claimed under established boundaries, and three months
after. we have the Secretary Of State seriously rejecting
upon the Surrender Of nearly four degrees OF latitude
What will the country think Of the administration thus
pering with an "unquesuOGable rRhti"
GEORGIA.