Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-24
From the Philadelphia Morning Post.
pRESIDENT POLK AND HENRY WI


"Indeed, understand from undoubtcd authority that
the President has exhibited high Of magnanimity
and will on condition, remove Mr. WISE who was ap
pointed minister TO Bra z by Mr.. Tyler A king of
France said that he should not, king wreak his
vengeance for injuries done him when Duke Of Oreans
and Mr. Polk President, has much pride and mag
nanimty to use his high Office against those between
whom and himself there unpleasant personal restons
the time Of his being private citizen This il highly
credabe TO Mr. Polk and he shows that in the discharge
Of his duties, he looks alone To his county," Richmond
Enquirer.
This Is OF course a sort Of prelude performed BY the
gentleman who hereafter to preside the organ" Of the
present administration, and is therefore cd TO consdc
ration. What Inagnanimy or unpleasant personal rcla
tons" have do with Mr.. Folks discharge Of his official
duues-looking as Richie says he does, sone TO his
counuy''-wc coniess, unable decide. II isl
matter however, which does u.s. for upon the
which the guotne may be put can now look
with stoical indifference. Who TO DO its victims and
who interests only the uneasy and outs
to either Of which unfortunate class, but few, any, Of
political friends belong.
We presume however, that we may DO permitted 10
the publicly expressed desires Of the ocos rola
tive To Mr.. Wise. Some land among tho number are
few who supporters Of Mr.. Tyler, and Of course
sanctioned the app Jintment II Wse) now demand his
removal the ground that during the administrations Of
Jackson and Van Buren,. he was Wing and cannot
therefore be now considered dyed 10 the wool" demo-
craft Others (among these are the Office begRnrs) say
that as Mr.. Polk has determined TO provide for the
Hickory Democrat, even at tho expense Of those of
the Tyler school, the present " Minister to Brazil"
Presidents oOnsderate aud dsn,eresed friends--ss-
that Mr. Polk cannot consistently retain in o.
fee man, who, IN addition 20 his othor sins Of po-
liiicsl omission and commission, once offered his En-
csllency personal indgniy This last they consider
sufficient reason why Mr. Wise should be brouQh, homo
and placed upon the "stool Of repcntsncc but Father
Richie here steps and says that the retention Of Mr..
Wise, under these circumstances. s bot another evidence
Of tho magnanity and patriotism u the President who
CLOCKS alone his county, And we suppose the
he settled for who among the sithol-who that expects
dance tho music Of the Nsons Organ after the Lat Of
May next, will dare question the authority Of the Rich
mond enquirer now and that Mr. Riiches "pre.
Iude" the hurdy gbrdy s not good musicvERy good
music
Aswe said before have opinion 70 express In re-
gard this difficulty; but desired merely TO give read
idea Of the 10 which these little matters
arranged by the administration and s friends We have
underworld 10 do this and nothing more. IT, however,
Mr. Wise should be dismissed IN order that he may
fest home his repentance for whatever personal indgniy
he nsy have offered TO Mr.. Polk; and ". has been
Serted he at twisted Mr.. Ps nose, agree with
Prentice that there wsy IN which he ,Hsc
tuay msks repsfston Than by linking hold Of the
no,e snd twisting 10 back again
WHISTLER or not Mr. Wis sctasIy took unwnusntsble
liberties with The Presidents proboscis, question Of
but btlc mporsneo IN and o. u has been denied,
leave ihose Interested 70 pursue The investigation Certain