Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

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as ssan., The reception Of abolition petitions. There,
the gcntensn from Georgia and other SAates.
Who We'd each oher denuneation of oil thcse
who did sustain rule. There all Of these gentle
sat- qaet and mute, though nothing unusual was
taking place. and with much seeming their
favorite rule killed Oh by large majority. There
burt OF indgnauon no exclamation to the South, "Sam
she Phiisnes b spes Thee Nos the note Of
goose, TO give warning Of the irrupuon OF the Gsus.
Were they sseep Ike the Roman scauncs VI he old tmef
No, sir: they awake bu, they false WATCH
OF the South-trsitor sentiuels! hsvc right
call them for denouncing at the last session some
OF them declared that who did sustain the rule
by oil proper means. renegade and traitor 10 the
Southern States According the form OF the lcgicans
the proposition would be follows: Any Southern man
who docs not his efforts to preserve the rule rene-
gade traitor. They Southern and might have
preserved the rule by objection at the proper time but
would not do IT, Therefore they renegade traitors
Qsed ersf dsraeasfraadsm, the sophomores say.
How arc we Mr.. Speaker To account for the cxtraodina
bhanee in the conduct Of gentlemen since the Prcsden
tial cectonf And may also ask why is that Lesvu.
the abolition editor who refused the last session
among the reporters OF the House, the occupant
the last session that this 25h rule humbug getting to
be so well understood that would deceive nobody much
longer, and be abandoned by its authors. Will
gentlemen out frankly and admit that all their parade
az the last session was humbug-onc OF the most
barefaced political frauds attempted be played of
for party purposesi thcy will admi, ,his- they still
insist that the rule is OF vae why did they give
without struggled Was done compensation 10 their
abolition allies in the North, by whose aid thew carried the
states OF New aud Pennsylvana, thereby
elected Mr. Polkf do wish gentiemcn ovade this
matter by their silence II the rule worthless, why the
sound and fury OF last session. Invaluable Tor what con-
sidcraon did they surrender it, except that stated p,
They must tako horn OF the dilemma. They cannot
cape from IL.
Anil beg pardon. Mr.. Speaker; there is still third
mode by which Part Of these gentlemen may vt
this difhcuy. Some of them may perhaps them
selves by saying, they had grumbed about this matter
they might have been expelled from the Democratic
and thus lost ali shares Of the spos be distributed from
and after the fourth Of March Taking this view vi
the sr frankly admit that these geneen deserve
the sympathy of this House and o the country Their iete IN
being compelled TO make such submision, 10 prccuiary
haru, when remembered what quarter the princi-
pie OF this rule originally derived Mr. Senator Ben
did injustice to John T. Calhoun, when he said,
common be true, that the John Z. Calhoun,
far from being had "never invented
kubug" The fact be disputed that John e. Cal.
houn the first take he very hshes, grounds for the
South" the prime originator OF the policy of object
ing the reception OF petitions OF which the
twen,y-hiih rule Is parcel Hard, then, Is the
necessity which compes the precusr followers OF that gen.
teman TO make burnt offering Of the hrst and only OIL
spring OF their idol Considering, however the object for
which the sacrifice made, il be hoped that they
will derive much consolation did Capt Dsgety. who.
when mourning the loss ct his old horse battle field
that he could convert the hide Of the dead sni
NAL pair OF breeches John c. Cshoun's only hum
bug converted into brooches for his iolloweS.f
Judging from The action OF the House this subject,
what become q! the repeal OF the Tariff tell
YOU Ii James h. PolA will give few individuals
could name, such offices they DESIRE he will there
BY etfec, such modification OF the tamil render il
acceptablen the main the eh,airic majority Of the State
of South Carolina. Should these persons however fail
such portion OF the spois they consider their due,
viz. the lions share then the tariff will be found in
tneraby oppressive that human nature cannot bear it, and
be nuhed. BE deceived, sir, by all the deela
which we hear from Time TO time; for all this is
merely thrown frghieu Mr. Polk and his Northern
friends good compromise with respect 10 the dIstr
button of the offices. Can this be accomplished without
beggaring the other sections OF the party There
places enough in the gift OF the Executive satisfy the
countless thousands OF greedy oceseekerS This consi
derauon forces upon my mind the great danger which
awaits your party anG frank, benevolent Wing, |
warn you OF IL.
Sir itisa common remark that the members OF this so
called Democratic party however they may take opposite
sides measures Of policy, split in their votes but
always make common struggle the election day. This
Is owing the fact which had occasion the
session. that this party hed together solely by the
cohesive power OF public punde" and therefore, wheuev
they making struggle TO get into power is part
at their general OF tactics that each OF the
party should adopt that side question that
home and thereby increase their chance carrying
election Though yet generally known throughout the
county, yet the matter wei! understood here il
seldom excites remark, though every week furnished
elusive evidence the point For example; gentleman
from Penusy wanna time since charged the Wings
with being less friendly protective tariff than the Dem
ocras Immediately after him gentleman from Ala
bamn, who acclaimed iuTOus!y against the oppression Of
the tariff Of 1912. taking notice of the gentleman who
before him, but asSang furousy Gnucky
Wing no may have taken part in the debate. Says the
gentleman from nnsyyania; "Mr. Clay aud the Wings
Tor reducing the present duties iron and COAL and
prosating the great interests OF Pennsylvania The gen.
teman from Alabama shouts aloud 1.-THE duties iron
and COAL imposed BY the present Wing tariff oppres
sye that they be borne, bat shall be resisted
20 BE Continued
t due to the sprto state that lie declared subsequently
that be had assigned Mr. L-av the Abolition Reporter
Halt bat nasnue there sp
he had completed
and allotted the seats he and until his
completed his orders had been prevent repor