Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-26

=, ~, sba!l nav our respects to the r. Wing in our
., ,o m inch have we TO spare this moTning-What
I',,,ic,l ouaudary has got itself lnto We shall
,ss ourselves Q: lis expense, at our leisure What
irsrcs between lis grace before and cJter meat Be-
g. md caring the election the world well !os-nH tor
= Now its whole chorus Is sympathy Tor Mr.
Rr,ss fTrlmcss-!or MI hVsss inoepehoence-No
fredericksburg Wing find it IN his heart 10
,s N. Whigs 20. ra!lying, &c &c, around WIN. {.
pa'' Tnis is lis cry. yes;erday-what it will cry
w. ~, Heaven knows! We tell the K. Wing, with oil
a aspect, with kind feelings even for its conductors it
ysr will do The course It has recently prescribed
-; ,,,v has riven il he most fatal blow that ever
".S IN, wiz party Of Virginia. True, the Wings
Genera! Assembly have net carried out The overt
Tbsv have not elected Mr.. Rives-but their design
r,r, prr,asktd-to cuaeSce with the Conservatives,
en- roIicy 10 carry the State and elect Il. Clay. But
-, tho murder has 10, been committed, il de.
s,nsj The bullet has missed lis mark, though il was
ind q, the heart of The Republican party. We tell
,se 2 Wing fuftheInore-The error which the great
Of The hig embcrs has committed is irreparabe.
Tbc. have reused he People-and, if the Republican
,r,y b. but awake and ae,ire shall sweep the State
IL =, tornado. We know the People Of Vuglna-aEd
,.sy vii! neYev submit to such tricks and inlIigues.
MR. RIpES.
The New York Times (the leading Conservative pa.
nor New York; does great injustice IN saying, that
", 'basu q, the time (we) published paragraph, as
from the Y. Times (aboui Mr.. Rves preferrng Mir
Cay candidate for The Presidency that the n \
Times had made any such declaration. The
NorGnk paper through the Baltimore Chronicle, and
.coG!i mol be mistaken" by We pass the liberal
pad genleman!y comments whchI makesuPon us IN con.
sequence OF this charge. But we can assure the Times
the, We are as little capable Of ga locofoco malignant
trek" as even the y. York Times itself We did not
Tie original paragraph in the \ Y. Times-but we CO
ped Statement; substantially on the authority OF
Paragraph in the New York Star So much for MaE
We shall not relort upon the Times, when il says
Of US, that "bave far departed from principle 10
recommend the Administration members TO vote for the
Whah candidate in preference to Mr. Rves, TINT the
nCs knee that had made any such declaration.
But IL ought to have known IL On The contrary, we
have abured all utilization with the Wings, in every
shape OF size. We have uniformly SO stated, to Mr..
R.yps to his friends to all the world. We have IN
ever. way repudia,ed the idea Of the Administration
u,,.ters voting q, al! for Wing candidate.
Tie 7Iaes does NOT deny, in the above article, that
Mr. Ryrs is for Mr. Clay-buti i, does ask in an article
on Saturday last, the following significant question -
I'VE ugaln PASS over lis courteous compliments "Has
he uhe EGIor OF the r. EuGuer) yet to learn tina, MIR
Riyps Ike trery COnScyrare Is forced TO arm him
sr with promising hostility against The re c'ec
lion Of Mr Tan BHren by the pernGcI,y which he pur
sues his destructive against STATE rights and
The prosperity and happiness OF the people: The y.
Y Times i, seems, has not yet to learn Mr.. Rlvess IN
compromising hostility to The re election # Mr. Fan Bu
I'm Bat have the Conservatives Of Virginia yet 10
learn II Or, those of ,hem who profess to be the
friends OF tie Administration. still SO Infatuated as TO
20 on pushing in the dark, for the election of Mr..
" h4t say the People TO these revelations:
Tatg Sgas!-The Washington Correspondent, of the
y York Star writes the 18Th: "The from Rich.
,noud this morning ives encouraging. Mr. Rves was
considerably in advance Of Tyler having y-six votes
The latter candidate has pr0Jaby been Gropyed and TIE
chances that Rr6S las jcsr ecttd ST0Hg. (Tha is
70 say, i, cheering the Wings at Washington to
Tyler, Wing, drpped and strong chaaces OF Mr R!ves
be!aG elected y
=. n Rzes-T Enquirer says that the plan of the
Whirs dry sto vn,a Mr. Tyer on he FIRST
ballot 10 their credit by first running OF their
and then to elect Mr.. Rves, by the aid of The
Conservative votes We are happy TO hear it, and 'eish
them tciM all heart -Charesion Courier
CHA. say, the leading Wing Editor at Charleston
wishes Sir R,ves with all his heart, at the
psnse Of Mr.. Tyler, WhgD
There is great parade among the mpracticables Of
their wingnes 10 take The responsibility OF defeating
Nj Rres who is a!iernatvey absolutely, the choice
# large majority Of the Wing party &c. Judge
Mason ani ilr Rlves, are evidently the con,es,ng
cia'es N act, however other gentlemen may be voted
ior al various stages Judge Mason, the candidate OF
Van Eurrnis.n, Mr. Rlyes the opponen, of abuses,
now IN office aud representing Virginia ersry point
representing the wishes Of the Wing party on every
Pon, Choose sc. "-hjclia"nd Hhig IF The 10TH Cfhat
is 10 say, that Nr Rves represents The Wing party on
every point; and therefore the Wings ought elect him.
They ough, 10 elect him, The Wing says repeatedly
"teT 10 ivni union With the Conservatives TO carry
virginia at the Spring elections, and TO pat down the
present Administration yet there are Cunserva-
Haives who profess to be the friends of that Adnin3-
uGu1n, "ho nave spared effort to elect MI RveS-
and have affiliated for % 5eols with the mortal enc.
!n!rS OF the Administration. La the of wonders
how are these rulPabe contradictions be reconciled
ne egtn ASA what CT the Moon is il What will
an Intelligent People say to this amazing phcEuneion
an4 these ornous couunctonsD
BAY t,s course has not been uRirerSay acceptable 10
he wing paiiy. The Richmond Whr repriinands
those "inpraclcabes who have refused ia - f.o tho
line OF PSty adopted b. lie party 4, large Ni,l lie
;V"y OF se"uci'@ anu Ceoluchushe Cunsef valves in
me arms OF the "hgs) But some Of ti, Wings have
osrlnced ii as proilga'c stroke Of pocy and a. col
".-ee to break up the Wings. One Of these appears in
~ !aS' sorfok Herald who writes The E,,or from
Nehnond: Feb. l9;h: (HEARAim0
,,iG ,L uLe A!r Rrcs in preference 10 Mr. TYLER
u.,nS The "h's rlr,y have been gully of pro,;cs,r
anu disregard OF pfhcple which ptl cause lis a,,,r @
" "'' '"0 ~" us nfratdiQs dissouiiox Thar, Lccyd
rang s'0a men # The A.des standing ami iofrsor. ~
,'S "'t msy 'rauid no longer cooperate 1rih
atSF'y mat will sustain as whose Sscu,cbron bI,
'ea Oy so many and grievo,s noI;,ic,I Gins TIu
, Vas no necessity 70 take up Mr. Riyps. The Whrs
.''TSr''ts caused tie division in lhsir own ranks Ih
Yesterday proved" do '"e 'o'e Oh |
s,,,s I@":,"uc f"Stpo"emeai!The Warien:on Times
~ '"ai 'he check mating Senaic mali ,n ,Iac,.,
HE's lawfully. intend TO violate the Co,s,;,;
."rs' '"r.r purpose And again." air Ritci-; |
5 "e an buTen majority in the Senate to yostpone
"C''o" Ana first as to the last asspriion-The
'r' Is mistaken. We stated that every n,ac,;c,LIs
F' SHOULD first be tried 10 make an eIeci;on bn ,b.
10 election could be made, we were wiling 10 take an
E,a. 20 lie feoSe-.3nd so are Again-Tbe in.
PoS'Poncnent has been carried by The concur.
-, - CON housHs The motion finally originated in
.,"'> OF delegates on Saturday and it Succeeded
r"SI FaTI'ns unavang attempts to make an election
W e motion oi Mr. WiIcher, Of the most decided
""gs IN The House.
Tie Sfrgf0a,-ai Arms Of the House IF Dclegatcs
1s0' Samuel Jordan Winston breathed his last, after
s'Gs ind'Speson, Friday last, the birthday Of
-'on-lhe day that he would have preferred
"'tT a.. others in the calendar Major w. Of
ys ts!, most gen,!cmany and generous men have
50 N"'~n-with lnnumerable friends, and perha % not
- sTeiny n the world His ardor was all in the mill
p3 me. For years he had served accomplished
,E,'e Inspector For several sessions he had been
49,. t''r'ani at-Arms Of the House OF Delegates tie
NO oG'itc with funeral hOnors The procession which