Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-15
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To tie Editor 81 re R.o.a,oad Whig:
Do YOU wait New York correspondent Wei VOL
cannot answer me- even by Telegraph, enough I,
satisfy the CdcclIss S-ribcs which just sicts
- as wish print, will take affirmative for grant
ed, and, pro hsc r.cs, serve IS volunteer.
Jupiter, What soothing ca,irou is this metropolis
How froths and iosms What bubbles rise, dance ia
the ascendant and dissolve into thia airr Thv,Iatest
transcendAn bubble whose stupendous proper
tons aud gorgeous psmatic coors fairly dazzle even
;he initiated. is the Pacific Railroad. How would like
To million OF stock ony think Of il, Mr. Editor
Now 10 not look gr,vcly your specsyou sup.
posed to them for the sake Of the figure
and of qaizEng. Why my dear sir.
the thing 10 easier done than penning aparagrsph il
is an odiogie mistake suppose that money
~ to become mionairc brass is metal which passes
without the stamp of the mint wha, do you say;
shall take couple of millions joint account We
paw in p.Ts.
The aspect Of the political world affords ions
scarcely less curious than that of the financial black spi
rts and white n,nglng in delightful confusion.-
What spsrl pgmy President has got into be sure
His kitchen cabinet To be indiscreetly chosen
his constitutional advisers total want OF Judgment
sagacy and dignity characteristics them alike the dccap
i;aIion of Collector Bronson about par with the
g. EdSards Lester entans dement, and both alike
pugnant To good sense AMI common decency. By the
way, noticed the Ex.Rcvcrend Aboloust in company
a
ia the Aston and suppose the public look
for condolences. Lester lives notorcty and
his cagerncss for notice from public akin
the courtet, who boased day that the king had .po
ken him ''Wall, what did his majesty ~ asked
"ls gracious majesty pleased say, Get
out of my way, you dog, WAS the reply.
Oar State elections have resulted pretty general
IL anticipated by persons o rife zion and ud ymrnt Be-
the rival factions Of L,cofcoism the whigs have
walked quietly into power without any great effort
There is gratifying feature about their success how
ht.Ha- H..
the party the active in this contest the state
mentS OF OF papers the contrary notwiIh-
standing know this tn be the in the city aud its
vicinity, where the Wings have done best evil
dencc of the truth of this assertion will refer the c,c
ton of Thomas X. Whitney Senator from the vh dis
trc' Notwithstanding the opposition OF the Tribune. aud
certain 'woolhcads IN his district. Col Whitney il
a sound uuion Wing, and contributed much f not more
than other individual get up the Castle Garden
demonstration, although his name made IS prom.
Inent Others ia the public burnal This of did
not recommend him 10 the Trbune and the other appa
for the opposition of that paper wa that Col
hitney is Graad Sachcm OF the Order OF United Amer
Your readers have already heard something aud
may perhaps wish TO know more of this Order. Allow
To CRAFTY them with brief account and believe may
assume TO speak rr cdtheird
The Order OF United Americans is political organize,
tion but not political party. They have avoided in
this respect the of the old Native American As>oca
ton they have also their ultra pruscripve sentiments
in regard Foreigners. The objects of the Order
maintain Republican Institutions thew have been har
dej down'by the fathers of the Revolution support
Constitution aud the Union foster AMI keep alive Ame
sentiments aud Republican doctrines and oppose
duo foreign influence the political affairs uOur coun-
try For the stranger and exile they cuertsn none hut
the kdes aud most hosptablc feeling he among
us simply to erjoy the protection of laws and
um from persecution clss OF citizens disposed 10
cord him more frAternal welcome; but any attempt 30
enbroil US IN foreign ntrgues commit rcvolu
onary schemes Is looked upon by them with repugnancr
and denounced unfriendly Interests. II he
comes to seek permanent home aud to the du-
ties OF citizenship he Is equally welcomed by the Order
provided he becomes American in sentiment well
by proi=s-on but against Societies and Associations of
isreign born citizens, organized under their national
names, lsh German, Sc for the purpose OF control
lin. elections and acquiring separate political iru-
cncr offensive national pride il il inmcs
Institutions the Order OF United Americans will
oppose their whole strength aud energies The order has
also shown decided front against Papal cucroachmens
and the increase ot Papa power in th. Republic as uu.
friendly 10 the enjoyment of civil and religious lib
erty.
You thus have brief history of the objects and pur
poses Of this order. Il is divided into Chapters and
Chanccres, and las Arch Chancery supreme head
OF the Ocier for tie United States. Each State having
five Chapters has Chauccry which governs the
Order in the Safe but i amcnablc Arch Chlncerv
You will thus perceive tha the organization Of the Order
Is upon the model OF our National and State Govern.
meIts. In New FORK there seventy Chapters,
and from hecn to twenty thousand members. There
also Chapters in Massachusetts Connecticut New jersey
Pcunsy lvaEl and California and under the present
cent administration it is hoped extend the Order
through every State in the Union, that its influence
no ErAns contemplate now. will become powerful and
controugbut long the Order adheres lie pre-
principles it will be used further mere party
ends nos do its regulations interfere unnecessarily
Ditrariy with the political preferences OF it, members
But gro" proliE, aud must Our city il always
alive with gossip, though of anythn. the
ers. On future occasion, If lind favor with them
will deal in -uch small talk will serve to while mo-
ment pleasantly away.
You're, AMERICUS.