Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-22
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sfho birisppropria.ing ten ioOss acres The pSk
10 landssfpr tho benefit Of hAs inI 20 has used ~
SHouscey large m'j0ri,y. Hybly sds the sh.t1rSs
felt that veto may DO feeling for
the unfortunate beings be benefited by the BILL will
probably induce the Brg.der to give 1t his approval
During tho last twelve monihs has been guilty of 30
many acts exhibiting certain Gegree Of lunacy there
Is telling how he may have tovah himself OF les
charitable provisions. The bill will give Virginia some
six or seven hundred thousand OF land which win
enable her to provide comfortably for every insane person
within her limits Without any npger taxing her already
overburdened citizens or course under these circuu-
stances is not surprising that every member OF the
Virginia delegation present. voted against It. seems
part Of their rocy, by either Of commission or ors
sion, to deny their constituents all possible benefit from
federal aid Could their counse prevail IN all ptoba b,y
the State refuse to receive its share Of the gant-but
fortunately the ignorance and which have 30 long
prevailed under LOcofoco misrue are gradually yielding
the power Of truth. ~.i -..s -. =, -
There some very curious aAoat regard 10
the connection Of certain elevated public fuactonares
with the Gadsden treaty When tho Senate the
injunction Of secresy, and all the facts attendant on 10
negotiation brought to light the country will be
founded at the character Of the revelations The corrup
ton and rascay which will then be disclosed will excite
vast establishment among those who have heretofore
garded the Brgadierss pattern Of puritan excellence
aud JET Davis the Of all that was pure and
honorable. Vigorous efforts will undoubtedly be made TO
prevent the publication Of these ugly developments but
the people will demand mperstively that the Senate
will hardly dare refuse. Public attention has at length
been thoroughly aroused the Of the adj
ministration tha, will be fatal the prospects of any
to deny the rigid sutiny into the vote of any
of its agents. ...- ID, '-' A".t.-.,. ..-t'
The complete disorganizaton Of the democratic party
growing Of the mbecy and corruption of the Briga
der and his Cabinet together with the undoubed sec
tona division which exists in the Wing ranks begin TO
direct the attention of politicians the mex, Presidential
election. The idea is becoming quite common, that a
ticket composed Of tried and staunch Northern Demo
crat and Southern Whig will probably be selected
one most likely to triumph the combination of the
Free Soil and Abolition factions How such arrange
ment may become necessary, time alone demon
One thing is certain that it will be extremely difficult TO
convince the Southern people, after their late experience
that any Northern is at all reliable They were SO
badly cheated in the election of Van Buren, and Pierce
that they cannot well be cautious in future The
Free Sellers will probably nominate the Brgader ard
unite with him either Sam Houston or Gov Joe johnson
This ticket would well at the NORTH and greatly
wilder such of the Virginia Democrats follow the lead
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