Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

last for w Washington.
-. TO TIfE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
HE WoRSIEs.-Ihe tenor of your editorial article
OF the Bird inst, far II relates TO the Working Men
is calculated TO extend AMI confirm some misconceptions
which, in exact proportion to their grossness are suied
70 the purposes oil the cruiting sergeans the routed
coalition Nothing can be erroneous nor more I'm.
Just TO the association OF orkn Men, than TO conound
II WIN the npotent devices of ''the enemy In New
YORK and Pennsylvania whatever may the case else
whore, this association has been formed without anu
reference tohGfere to the Presidential election True
!. consists almost entirely OF Republicans, of Jerso-
man democrats, who supported Jackson, in the late
contest and would 10 the of time continue TO sun
port hn against Clay But this is fact ccncer ing the
dccfde0tst political character of those who co,nnose
this party and not all the obi cts of the partv Tbese
repeat IT, have reference hatever 10 the p esden-
uai question Accordingly. in regard TO this point the
SUBJECT has been viewed in this true gLt by the only
southern writer acqua with who has taken the
trouble toeNamine il; the following extract from t
nouthsrn Review i'll show ''We inclined TO be-
heVe uhat the next election in the CITY OF New York
wan Shew That The voaries of the doctrines advocated i'm
the Daily Sentinel will TO between one third and
one half of the voters of that CITY forming political
parry Q, ana for Themselves and quite irdependent of
ne political parties usually before The public tch TIER
as advocates Of men measures"
by one familiar with Northern politics the canse NJ
the absurd misconcop,on which confounds the working
men with the sorry products of Caysh alchemy is rea
aly pointed out In the first place, when the sssocia
ton first began and the mporal &c it was destined TO
acquire local party purposes caused II IN
be thus misrepresented by papers attached in re-
gar" to federal politics, to the Jackson party OF this
the North, bu in every quarter of the Union have not
been slow - avail themselves. All ihe arts of enlist
ment have hee7 most ndus,rioIsly piled; but as the
'oone and sinew have proved proof against them the
next best Thing has been lie most ma. 'uy on the
subject The working men rejected the profered en-
6race with proper scorn; but they could not prevent
themselves from being represented having succumb
Cd ana TINS has been done with the usual assurance OF
inns gentry. In New York particularly, game the
impudHnce Of which, out-H erods Herod' has been ro
sorted TO- Having gained over worky paper Che Even
ing Journl to cooperate with the Commercial StoneN
me Daily Advertiser (Mr. Secretary Dwight) the Amer.
lean (Charles Kjng) the Journal of Commerce "a church.
and-Sta,e affair." and few others of the same stamp
this coalition commenced operations. The Working
Mens oannor was hoised, and Working Mems
farce were knocked in the head The real working
men would attend, an therefore, nothing could be done
,3ut me conSpira'ors soon found way TO work tho
"orkies The meetings called at the shortest
possible notice and lest this should suffice 10 at
tract real Working Men enough drown the voice Of
the imposOrs held ,O9Ger lock and KEN ana ,t,.
aer the protection Of c0nstdJIes VINO admitted none
but the right SORT. The resolutions passed at these
midnight concaves, would forthwith appear in the
Evening Journal, and be copied from thence as from
INC real working Mems paper in conradsncion 10
The Agraran organs by the affiliated presses through
out the country Soon after this system OF ncompara
by iinpudent lyeing commenced, ward election took
place IN this there three distinct arrays Ist
me IdmmGnY, or regular nomination part ID the
tT0Ffiag .hef, consisting chiefly of the bone and
sinew, OF Jeiersonian democracy who had once been
enroiicd in the Tammany ranks; and 3D. party con-
sising OF the supporters of the Commercial the Daily
advertiser, The American &C. and, united with these
pey 'nc0pSiderobie portion of the genuine orkip~
Men, who hal not yet, most of even these since
nave, detected the arosacy of he Evening JournaL-
This false Working Mems party tri,Inphed over the
fammanes and the real Worl,ies hy a vote of abou.
700 TO 800 and 400 The land Immediately ra>ouu,ed
with the shouts OF the coalition, and th election has
heen held up as proof that the Working Men are for
Clay" In vain This denied hv The papers oC the
Working In vain did these ask the bruiters of this
absurd clamor which ticket had received the support
oil the Feds and Coaionsts? In vain did thew appeaI
No Worli
compared with that at election few months before
showed an increase of than iftv which when add
cd TO about 100 Qhe number of real Working Men be-
tTayed by tho Evening Journal into the ranks of tbe
coaihon) proved an increase of upwards one hundred
ana nifty, and that this was great accession as i'm
that short space OF time il could possibly have experi-
enced' Nothing would answer, The shouers would
near no questions There is but one God and Allah ia
his prophet fThere is but one WORKING Mems par,v
ana the Evening Journal its organ ~ esounded through
the land This cry tax M, among others bv the
brazen organ OF your city has by been
with an mpudence simulated even beyond its usual vi
goreus tone, by the rebuke which its first note on the
subject, elected from the New York Sentinel
But Tor the fear OF proving too Lengthy might mar
rate, for the instruct OF your readers in the WAYS of
thorough 6fed poftcidnsan animal of WI ON ley ham
Py nave lew, 1t any, specimens among them-some of
the tricks, under the mask of the Working men which
with view TO producing false impressions abroad these
gentry have the impotence 10 perform even in The
broad glare Of day. Thus much however will / hone
suthce to satisfy you and them, thai il most impu-
dent misrepresentation that has COMPOUNDED he Wo,k
ing Mems association " h the denominations wherewi,b
il has been sought to iden'ilyi
NGw-YoRK DEMocRAr AND J4cKsoNfAN