Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

place beyond the reach fthese unprncplcd fanatics
Should the right to demand them, he admitted, il ma
well br qnnsnncd whether woud protect against
| the evils nf which complain AS the evidence 10 b-
brought a-nius: them will have to b. collected in thr
Stacs where ,irr schemes aud Vaccinations pre-
par-d it would hr 'ict if not imprac,rai,!r to con.
Writ them. according 10 the rules which have brrn laid
down in criminal pruS cuons. for the security and pro
trctin OF tn rlllz H. 1t is believed, therefore, that
rrmy sh 1T ut penal statutes, passed by the
States WHERE slavery dues not exist will hp efcc nal for
relief. They Themselves entertain uh of their
rig IL pass III 81, laws and they are called upon 10 do
So by the solemn behrsts ofthr Constitution by Lrr no.
bic efforts Of our ancestors fur independence, and by the
| blessings all derive lrul goriou a.d happy
Unicn."
The Accp,elous PATTY, is very cuncr.u nickname
toaral cms ver The beauty Of h however, that many OF
oo who The know what Ga:
| We have not entirely lost all the little Greek once
"arHcdand if not grossly mistaken, this sgni.
fccnt So6riquct is derived from mat ,oittou aud
cephar (hcad) -acthout head And therefore it should
BE- spclt aceplalous-and not accphcuus, according to
the orthograIhy of cur Alexandria crteuporary Thanks
10 Mr. Walsh We owe him one for this rpIthrt-FDr,
never any more descriptive Of Party which
to be 'ritout hcad 10 drectt to lead it on TO
victory.
Our ncighbor Of the Wing, which appears for somc
time past to he itself of the acephalous order Mr.
Walsh, indeed, no favor for the eplhrt with which he
has furnished The Wing, ton conitsses the
time the accuracy Of the description:
Far be- it from us (says Whirligg ncighbor)
to say that the title is not an appropriate at tho pre-
sent juncture. But who, would ask, has coll
bu,rd than the Editor of the National Gazette make
the Wing Party .no-lIcadrd party: Who has shown
obstinate determination 10 distract and scatter its
members, or TO dsscnson in lis ranks than the
gentleman who taunts it with its want Of unty?'
And after some other lounges under the filth rib; this
affiliated Wing thus speaks the Editor of the National
GEE tic:
"ln this tic WHO aous the Whis. with the waa, OF
hsad Enlui.er 1t for hs
party Tner who times medc in politics, woso
sattr led with diale toihe patty which they
ntach themselves. scr"pnonard nwl srlhs they have
general and snaT scd TINY choosr th" nncyig
that all mankind mr follow The supetot Wisdom II" their guidance
othuS Inherently 1t wouIl be degrading Tor s" the
will OF the mlythe must bow 10 hrn Their opinions
Expressed in ic'a'orial nunner, w 1t 10 sly
AL WHEN i opc my nsu,h lc, no dog bark
and they rn' s who venture to oo.e Them" WITH aisnhsd con-
,~uevics may readily coaecivsI Tor 5oacd sclcun
cci is y linus To ul men,
This is all very courteous, presume, to Brother
Whig-but surely Party so distinguished by
its unity of views and hnrm0ny Of efurs-Ncvrr have
the American annals furnished so Pieknd COaiiion-
0ctrhuIOus FGhy: these modern, se:s,ycd
Wings.
In truth. what strange acephulons Party is it. The
Northern y higs viii nut 80 Tor Nhi!r-nur will the
Southern go t'r Webster. Onr intelligent Corresponds
eu,, om Philadelphia. in THIS days paper: p"urtrays
them in the most striking colours:
.What is an available candieatr' Mt they
elect by the votes Of the Pc0ple-t!Ie Wings have no
such expectations. 1t means, such candidate as will
6rau to pTcrcRt Tie people from cccllS any fPSl-
dent by Ercors-such candidates will be popular in
particular Sturs-and should They be able In got enough
of their available candidates. ~ sC tie Election int" the
llruse OF Representatives, they Will tGrn avail them
selves OF all such be found available To elect
Of their available candldates-thr of whom The
Wing leaders can avail themselves most when Pre-
sidrnt Webster would not be available in the Huusc Of
Representatives, neither would White. The Southern
Opposition members would not dcre go for the first;
and as for the Northern Middle Opposition members
going for the last they mi ht vel" take themselves of
To New Holland Texas: do such deed Webster
and White are, therefore, no. fully available; they
only available tn get into the House ct Representatives,
hut they are available to get nut of t-as President
Who t!cn would be fully available: :"
In this state Of confusion the accphaiouS Purity IS likely
to carry out It's prncp! to the i'u u! the chapter They
will probably either urpeded that is, arerhaous
ticket with head upon the face nf it-with the
h pc that an emily htencd People will in the dark,
and leave the selection of their Chief Magistrate 10 the
juggling intrigues Of the uncommtrd CoItcges Of Elect
ors-Or throw tile election into The H. Of K where two
Wing heads irsiend IF ont may br presented and thu
question put upon The hazard OF the die.
THE PIEB7LD 'CO.7LI7IO-f:--aIi~s -ACEPH-4LoUS
P9RTF.
Gen Harrison seems be losing ground in Pennsyi-
ranin aad the Wrshtcr Stuck Is riSmg! Among other
Sgns-a public meeting of his friends at Wksbarre was
held OH ,hr 2lst ut. The Wyoming Herald declares,
that their resolutions breathe The sentiments of great
many citizens of Lucernc county.
The following advertisement APPEARS IN the latest
Wing papers of the City Of New York. signed by
than one thousand Names at the head OF which are
those of David Is. O!den IL q. Rutgers D. s.. Jones,
Abraham Ogden, nc &c
Lbsr,u uad Union nom and frrrtr enc nsr7arabic.
Tie city anL county Of: New York, friendly the
election ui WEnER to the Presidency, requested to
Masonic Hull Friday the iI OF Dccrm'sr,a
If VIC 90 no further than the Opposition party in Penn
sylvana, what incnngruous monster does il appear
init as0ns and Uhigs-and these last into the
friends of Harrison, Clay and Webster. The Philadc
pha Inquirer let's the cat out OF the bay when It says
thu ipuIs a Web
and Clay, in the city and county of Philadelphia
sswerc in produced by the tone Of several
of the ladiag anti nsonie paPrrs and by rrir"te nd-
rccs from some of the most inFurnfaL from
which was feared that the 7n'i-maSonc party romd
not be able TO give Gen. Harrison cordial and decided
support. The Wings know the Importance of union and
Concert Of action the party Of the entire Opposto
and are determined TO make no ordinary cxcr!ion to
brinp about this union. They willing to make Hbc-
raj concSs:nns Themselves and they expect to be met i'll
corresponding spirit. They ,cW be mct-and if it
shall appear the 3nH cannot consistently no.
inmate Grn Harrison. they will at least submit ann'her
candidate to the public, in whose support the Wings
may readily and consistently rally.
The last National lnteIigencrr puts forth long if not
strong Sirn in favor OF Mr.. Webster 1t is Blogra.
pcal Sketch from the Editors pen, of this distinguished
iuan-covcring near Of the Pontrrous columns Of
that paper. 1t up b. browning him WI II tho
highest character man, an orator, St1esm"n aud
Pari0t-and concludes with the following earnest re-
commentator to the Oppnsltinn:
80 Whittier: but to such man, should the American
people TO- when they seek fitting hand to WELD the OK
ecutivr authority of the American union: r..
We suppose and believe lI1 if the query be put TO
any citizen of the United Sialcswhat man. (party com
batipn, and uposcs, aud individual preferences nparlD
Go you think best qualified TO hold the occ of CheI Ma
pstrae of this Republic: The answer OF nine persons
ont of ten would bc-Danel Webster. II his entire fit
ness for the office taking into account merely his public
services and the qualities of his mind and character hal
ever btrn seriously and deliberately in good altcaled
in question: it fact which has not come within our OBJ
servation Southern man may say, prefer Saui-'
erner-and he makes this objection against MIR. V Buren,
Just as decidedly as against WI Webster. A friend Of