Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

ever been In political matters he has neve. taken dshoo.
orsble advantage OF opponent and shall him
he has teated Others M psrsou feeling Of hostility Ia.
huences tho writer Ia taking thls Il Il dictated
by desire 70 give the rewards Of high o-i position
| the most deserving mer Of our party.
Ma cALuouH AND WISE.
have shown what the position OF Nc wiso In 1888,
when Colhoun rallied the State Rights party around him.
open hostility to tho Proclamation aud 10 ,indiei,ioa
OF the principles Of Jefferson. havo shown also that At
that critical period In the history OF the State Rights p,r
~ that Mr. Wise. by defeating friend Of Nc Calhoun,
| VAS returned to Congress.
| M. Wise was not q State Rights Democrat in 1888,
when did he efficiently Operate With that pirtyf Did
he after entering Congress pour forth tho vas OF bis
wrath np'n General ,cks for that reo;lnion winch
toe state Rights party we're unsnneu' In denouncing p
ud ne ever In onumer>ng the dangers aud peris to
liberties nscrd ov Jack.ons administration. paint Que
OF MS startling word pictures OF Federal army Invading
With hostile intent sovereign State, or hurl deuuucis
tons upon the "od hero for block 'dns tho port OF
Cnarisssor with soop OF wary Did he ever express
enc word OF genuine sympuny Calhoun when that
hooe man vas battling s7gIehanded against host Of
assaantsE lie may have done So out htvs search d
vain for the evidence Of his services to the State Rights
Pfty curing ns aan'n's'rAs on OF Jses'on tns meno-
go poH OokeS uaeat rtssS hkc bnlaoS ghot When-
ever near OF NJ Wise being state Rights DnmocraI
nave never heard 1t Questioned that Mr.. Calhoun "a:
| SA'o h'Bnts democrat Ihere eAsis very general
helei respecting his having he,n the lser OF his party
| turing tue Administration OF Martin v an buren, II du.
| ring taat Administration MI. " $50 vas Sate Rghls
oe"oera' tneh 1onn " osinoun was nos for ar. Cil
nouo warmly auvoched the very measures which Nc
wise q that time hercey aud voiently opp sod They
we're dsmetrea opposed to each hsr upon the great
| ana 'eAainS measures Of van butens AUGMENTATION.
| NoH ios tue proof OF TINS assertion.
| rag iSDtfkspksr ,RkAsun.
| writer 10 the Democ.Ane Review Tor Apri, lsto,
u,' u os au"ao,e Sen'cnees 'us 'eAuhS FEATURES
" wv u'ueeou' pemne'see a'hiususuons'
| iIe s'oN o'on', sgs ne' " 'u' MISREPRESENTATION OF
u u 'AsHsoS WAS rue coStsSr Wtn raE BANK or Ink
| ~ N'AS' A"' 'is 'A'I ~ r -, spASAL s..-
| ,gM INC g.et event OF NJ.
AN nuRtN Iumn's'a'or, oy Hn'en WI ners,tsr De
sos a'u IeS.SaANo y Is 'S u"',e W DAM auo A.e
'uo "sos' ArS VI 'he rsuS'" uo'eru"eu', ana 'ne
n.' s'. 81. nv T ue " ue''a'" W 'u' o''sna
| ues gu VI 'uo HouSu'uuon, 49,
Sures vsesn N''eu 'ne nA"A VI INC o",,eu SI.es,
auu aS =" nuseu Suosseuet ~ removing sne a,ueous
us y, .e ot sa in;.ai NV e w;, MT
nv p D.,. w. ". -, h e' ,,a. S , use uu -.
Gu IN .ne,. opinions a. 10 'no MOVIES sncn goseensd inc
S sve parry ~ u''"0''"s ''e "AuA VI '"e '"'eu
| Tn, 6,,mer a, hsv, b.rs.o,o,a sho,n ...s,,.j in
1887 that "h, maxim of the p,ry he which 10 ruls and
,oysrn" was ,iye IA ths golden key and -, IN unlock
an, IA. ,rts nj Tho n.on. ,h no.er n,,,o. -, All M.
nurse dict,,ion itself NAV rear ts horr front and COR
| rurton DO bold They have the peopic,s own nuney
herewith TO max, the ,,,.mp: imam ,b.;r vr,ue" nj.
.o ren,u,sd ,,;a,v ia sr,r.st .b a, Tho
,hs R,ns Of ,hs ui,,d Ss.,s, wiz Of ,,o;a srs
uluuder by ,be me ,urr of course In, Aimin
,s,r,to, n,rtv n. WA ala, nj tn o,i,ion tb.,
whilst rrso, WA ,ng,y.d in crusny m, ,no,,e- 4,
MAS noby engaged in ths u,efu v,rl a. .ru fyin, tho
naton sustaining exchange m,intaiurc credit sound
currency r.ru.,iSr s.uc. az b,ps note. meat
out labor its rewards. nsurng con6deuce in trad. Keen
in, nrice. IL ,,c;pg tc &c" To ,bo,, i,m;,, rn ri
history of IN, Tni,ei St,t, R,,k tbi, cloyv te,d ill.,
rn.r h;,er ;,onv h,t W. We no IN .,r,ss, .nJ nar
ect,y sincere and serou. in his COMMISSIONS bu, was
.a,siactorily demonstrated that Mr. Wi.s's p.t VA,
| buyipg nm members of Compress and subsdzing Tho
press - tina, it was producing the panic aud pre-.
sure-,hst IL was dsordering commerce and crippliup
industry = that il wa, urnine labor out TO stare
In order IN force mon IN. neooe t YIN 6,sn,s
Il had violated its charter and closed its doors s
gsiou-thst it I'd been false TO its contracts and
and had wat sum, al nancy in elc,,ons.rng
schemes against the government Il insoi.nty Sc, the
Pesden< AZ def uce aud deed the Administration and a.
punishment ior,s nnum vices sins AMI
sion. il was DESTROYED and the people r.ioc ID crssv
Lereat The substitute. for the hank enp'oy.d nv jack
on we're no, approved Of by the State Right, par; Tn.
opposite banks we're very Door things and 40 Thought
9th C,Ihouu and Wise Bat respsc;,g y. Imanent ssb
yifufs for a Bank of The United STATE, Hr pi,. lin
| oreei i, toto from Ir Calhoun
x Avn ,o, -, on. ., z -
Tas STAT, n ms n,,,, aI,hou,h ,hsx h,i noo,,;,
,ss,,sd ~ s,o,o,, co., ~; NJ ,sno, ., .na, ,a;;y
seu,e " sapp'S ce'''in !" ''suIos o. in'ni
a. y yhs nv ~ n ,. sM oppp, , 20 re-
NJ IN. Sub Tr,ssu,, .ohon,a sr,,o,,.J ,ha
| IN of V,n RE, W;IE,s t. Ill. h,;II;,an Wv ~
Buren's ADMINISTRATOR s,y.. "
"a AHA rio, ~ tbs s,,,s i,h,, ma, ho
aver .mnnz whom "a, n. J,,, r. r, M 80, 80 ~
io,ity of the osonle of SINH C,ro,, Isr, ,h Wn;. 49,
Alter the accession ot VI V.o R"rsn ~ ,h $500, SUI
and bsc ,ms the suppor,er, of hi, Adm;n;s,r,,;o ,
law su,,,in ~, no vF. 80. ,,sn.,,;, ,h 81 r.
otber curra,c9 ma.sm-c. Tons.nnsa,Ix 80 80, ~ ~.
Csroin, va, given 70 Xr y,n Rrsn 20, ~ a,
| dida,e for "a election in 1907
| Mr. Wise. however. continued 10 act will the wbia
| ,,rtv and vbIs, NJ, c.,honn - ar - VIC q y 8
Treasury party of the Senate and b;,ter foe of
| B,nk OF the United S,ates Mr. Wise vs. ,nnrson.h,
the ablest opponent of the Sub T@cs.ur in H. ouaa -
Representative. Here was the ercs, ou.s,ion ~ ,h
| I,r and C.hon, I'D w. go. 50 f ., VI 'se
sitions-be State Rights n,T,S e., pU
the Wings against H. Was Mr. Wise At mi, tims
Rights Democrat or n Wbys The vs,v s,.,smon, or h
case almost almost renders the o,cso3 Iud;c,ons nnr
| ing 1887 and 1888 Mr. Calhoun a.Ivsred fur e,s.,
speeches against the policy of ea,,bshoy new Rset n
the United State, and advocated the scheme
| recommended by Van Buren, On tho al NJ 0,, issT
the 18th of Feby 1885 the I0,b Of Mach Isas and H.
2sd of March. 1898 he ada tb.ss sn.schs. b;h ,rh
seouently constituted the e-e,t arsenal, from bh ,b
OF an Independent treasury rcv thei,
during the Administration of M PHI In .esoch on
the Issue Of Treasury Notes delivered Sen, 10 iss7 NJ
| C,honn Tim, defined ,hs no.;,io ~ r. e., ~, ~
party upon the subject Of Bank of the United States
shows that jackson and Calhoun agreed subject Of
that abomnable federal measure Vide his speech
| 263:
al belong to the State Rights party which, at s times
from the beginning Of the government to this day. has
been opposed such institution Bank of the Tn ted
stated az unconstitutional ne1pedient tnd dangsrcu-
They have dreaded the union of the polifics and
nonied power and tho central action OF tho ept
tend. and ot tina, h.,.