Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-22
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April leth. lels. I


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49, - ~, es.p,ssos Mr. 5yme how he would vote,
s- =. ~. ...ss,o. OF lJ g. SENATOR replied that he
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- ~ I've bssu correctly informed. did say that
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49, ~ -, I,,r. I, /. due 10 him however and his
S-a -, - an. .,o.na. ON ,heh an, decl.r.
- -. Ia r,a.c,ae ON the state of thinss aimee the
- p.S..sis e,etion and observing their obvious ten
x..rv hsvs become fully convinecd in INV own mind
~ .o 4 Inc lima IA wins out old p.rv lines and to re-
1870. a, p~,,cip.. f.r ober Than ,be.c which have h,tb
- dy;asI - In. questions which ,w.ly. months ago
sssarssI - - whixs and Democrats arc At an end Take
~ pr.;S.ocv. ,hs IA ,.ry i,,d.r, were then in the
~ The Of Clay and Van Baren had associated
viii hem oil the exciting party questions and preJudices
wkish had axsated and swayed Of the people
81 The ass twelve OF fifteen years. They both in
drsnsas likely again be drawn from it. He who
now Chef Msgst ate the leader OF party,
- % prsudioss associated his name and all
shs sa Of whatsoever party arc agreed that they may
ssaprsaiss upon his administration without the sacrifice
e psiucplss. His views the Tariff generally
psevsd By both parties vexed question: therefore,
FIR piecipes concerued may be considered set
dsd. Wbsn the present Tariff shall TO be remodeed
snqsestonsby be for the sake Of revenue now
falling below the wants OF the Government there will be
scramble los details but the grounds upon which
TsrG q duty should be adjusted taking care Of all the
great nsorests OF the county, toeraby well agreed
upoa. The Tariff therefore, constitutes subject Vt par
~ division.
The question, whether Bank Of the United States
sha b established Is also for the present an adjourned
0sssion. practical question indeed may say indie
knissly postponed II the original ground OF party d.
VISION In The first Congress- and has ever since been iru
ful thsme OF agitation There 10 question upon which
The people have been equally divided and ON which
eir passions can be easily and more deeply stirred
Whsn therefore, our monetary Affairs are IN to'eraey
sosnd and prosperous condition. at present. when all the
great sssres Ut Trade gradually recovering from their
lss prostston, and steadily advancing in improvement
wssd Do Jolly TO disturb 80 agitans theme and To throw
MI Ia n
esson which could only excite the fears VI the capitalists
snd cause the man Of business to dread another CONNER
cal rvoiouon NO prscncai and WISE statesman VINO tenn
pen M distractions oy experience could attempt such
nng without justly forfeiung pubic commence by ms
rsshness
essides the President is known be adverse to Bank,
and would Tor the four years any OF the
Kidd. A practical subject then, repeat, the question
a he Bank Of the United States settled for the present.
and far indefinitely postponed for the fu
nfs. dispute between Bank and anti Bank men in the
Of affairs, would be like children, henping up
sand the SHORE while the tide rushing sweep
them and their itle hiocks away The distribution OF
IL proceeds OF the Public Lands temporary ques
uoa that cannot be made the basis OF permanent party
division There is therefore only subject before the
people which parties divide and that is the Annexn
toa Of Texas. Do tell your readers that settled
question Surely you ignorant Of the policy and
practce OF the Government know that the whole
subject has again to before Congress II you g
norsnt Of it, the enemies Of Texas fully OF the
fact Take either alternative lei her in Stale
under the House Resolution, Congress according
uniform practice will have to pronounce sentence
the Constitution she may present, and shall have
acted again. with increased elements Of strife, the
old Missouri question which convused The country for
more thsn two years, and well nigh caused dis
solution Of the Union Lerher under Benton's bill
- psgocistion and treaty, the Senate has to rafy that
treaty, and the Senator to be elected rom Virginia may
hold his hand the casting and decide the question
of Annexation. This then is the only immediate and
pressing subject connected with the coming Elections and
how much 10 involved in the question of Annexation
Annexation! View it in any aspect please moral
n In ifs
fitutons, and the civil rights Of the South-vew it in its
great commercial and international influences and have
bad no such question since the foundation OF the Republic
when you tell your readers that 1t great humbug or
smeo Ano-Jooone sPecuiauoh you ehcie tnen peJudi-
Co. ono moh JUDGMENT ana ieao 'hem Tar away from me
atinteress nvovedin. England desires Texas TO be
state disconnected and independent OF tins union and
enencnmoered WIN domestic slavery she desires II tor
oleasons nis tna she herself may oe independent OF
me United Sutos LOT tne raw material oil ner cotton iacto-
mss ON whose continued prosperity her own existence dc
psnos Inns raw material, IN ten year. can all DC obtained
IRON Sne oes"es ln te second place. mat she may
snkc more enec'usi dow ~ ne institution OF domestic
sAvey: wnca sue mas aSeaeu ner purpose 10 destroy
.efongnon' no rouu. 10 you oeny 'ne purpose mere
en.txeo seass Cnsisnoi s"u 'e mou'es ma' mpsi he'
70 in accompaniment OH inc contrary DO you not Know
here state oil as clear proof Us any
question involving he cohsosrsuon OF human acts and
mouses Inc very momeh' tnai Inc SUBJECT oil Ahne1a-
non wss taneo' IN ioo', tne Jealousy Of farament was
kenea. ney P,o,es'ed as.nst II; snd rom inat Gay 10
mh s inc az" ana power u bfush oipomscy nave been
S.eHse !" P'esen' IL bo you ever nno utne IN your
hsrcuean task or rather VAN sisyphean labor TO keep to-
gather party without any s.sgnaoe objects Tor fary
upon 90 you ever nnu ume N ms hoPe'ess io 10
eH glance over lne proceedings Of me tassa Ftf-a-
1snh 90 you know "ha' Mr. roy MI bueksiooe- lsrr
oeensm' ana many o'heis III power and oa' q Pssrr
havs snd on THIS SUBJECT sihce IN le3' ~is asr NJ
ussdf nave you any remembrance OF ioe i1s-Er1sinH
gwen by the minister OF fofesn Anaifs to t1er A1as
ssaof IN our own Ospoi DO you knoS ~-ai HI-al-sT
and otners arc now saying and cong IN Fara1-a s,=
revising their farm Of duties and seorlnS 70 MAKE -
Snau9h IN V " 'ne Prouets o' nee iaoof over save
labor cannot blame Ufeat Britain tor the part she has
topenorm IN the esf drama o history she has been made
what she by hef position and by the force Of eEepl4-
apeee oyer when she mas Dui tLe eogo ItIs her des
uny 20 achieve e5Iihion OF the 10 accomplish
che commercial monopoly Of the world perish in the
stsmpt She more help her fate than Bonsparte
could help quitting Elba and fighting the battle Of Wasr-
loo Az consequence OF the commercial sprt
in the ascendaRt, Of which England the head
embodiment, the I'D paiarcha system Of domestic servi-
tude give way the modern slavery Of wages The
Genius Of Commerce demands total separation OF labor
from capital and abeci dependence OF the the
other-while 1t emancp1es the brings degradation
and oppression the class The wide, DARK and mpas
sabe gulf between the oborDg and the governing classes
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