Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

Luo," IIc repeatcd the call half dozen times, ara
Ma, Garland positively refused 10 surenderi nht te
CONNIE need repeating the substance OF L" e
| oo,lo /, ,yos then thrown out cf large budget OF
docrmpns with hargardness and hIdeousness Of conn'
lenance which those who have seen ,hf mayor Phz,
can more easily imagine than we can Describe IL was
a scene worthy of Hoga'lh
conrused the language therein held by Mr. r. of the
Wings with what he says OF hem IN MS adaiess just
issued from the press The contrast was most striking,
and presented Mr. R. and his n?nd TO the people IN
mos, unrnviable attitude We wish every Wing in the
| Commonwealth could have heard hese two produc.
tons read together In the letter, the leaders OF the Wing
party nre characterized as unpflnclpea manGuVIers,
and the success Of the Sub Treasury scheme IN Ohio
| and PENNSYLVANIA ascrbcd 10 the unpopulafy Of Mr..
| CLAW and the Wings In the Address, the Wings are
lauded TO the very skies They are spoken OF as pos
ses.np vast deal Of patriotism. intelligence, rcspec
liability &c &c &c. From The letter one would sup
pose that Nj r. considered their very touch the rankes
pollu'inn. What 90 lie WINGS thinh oi MI ~ eI'7r
this deve'oTemeni:
Such are the varying opinions of the Whig Oraclcs
AS for ourselves d" no; 10 as I" the sense
of the letter that Nh Eves was disposed at that time 10
| RI, the ,conainiance of the Wings. The AdmnslIa
lion vas fbrn ginning ground Gust after the tumphs in
Ohio and pcunsy vana) and was thought best 10
! cnie his proper political friends and TO discourage
an nfc,ion with party from whcse foddsTs he had TO-
hing TO expect (WEeter 10 rCjan The ranks of the
Friends of the Administration CT 10 prosecute The scheme
of m EARNED Neutrality" this Letter perhaps does not
show The la!c unpr;ncip!cd marc;uvng Of some ~ The
Whio leaders also seemed 10 have entirety soureG and dis
satisfied him. Sach was The state o. thugs IN October
R,, the Whir triumph in ~ York o!lowed-sorn after
N- CLAW came nu, warmly for Mr. Rives-'bp Il. Wing
took him up-rhe party in the Legislature followed s"
and a Coann was gouuht BY he Wings with the
Conservatives, FOR the nnhnSInsy ayowcd purpose OF
pultnr dnnn the Administration Then the aspect ct
things changed and finally, Mr.. RrSs seems 10 have
conciliacd the Wings and employed ihe very different
language, which he has applied 10 The Wings IN his re-
cent Address. -
En; one remark We cannot refrain from expressing IF
in October the 'a,c w prncped Guvring ofsome Of
the hr leaders calculated TO excite 50 much lis
gust how much more disgusting has been The still later
nnDriucipleG manGgcring IN the Election Of Sensnr!-
When we see n party abandon lis own fivnri leaders
TO adop, re,rcang Scraior from another rariyw ben
thew seek coalition with his immediate friends Tor the
purpose of putting down the Administration. ard '',"n
ascribe il Ia their high respect FOR Senatorial rdtnd-
cnce; when they exhibit many slams, So much mn
n,cenen,, so mach doubling and Gntging; hs whsle
nnp-incpled nianGnv;ing is unucrabiy disgusting 10
the rain, and unsnph Scaed, and Vfuons people 81
Virginia. The proceeding is utterly at war with the
honest and manly character OF the Cd Donri'n
Weara urder some obligations to the R.Whig for even
allowing US any "nalivr lrhrraiy We assure han,
tina; in declining The publication OF his singular letter,
We could not afford to he liberal. We could neither
snare the time spacewO PRECIOUS elements II
present in the annals Of an Ehcr-Our decision was
made upon strict principles Of justice The Senior Ed
Of the Wing really had no claim upon Us 10 pablSn
his Irish D6,ncc-lhat is T." say his attack upon
selves under the cloak Of dctndiDg himself aains, two
Of cur Correspondents We could 20 the defence well
enough-hut we demu-rei 10 the nttack.-'lhe Whg
allows that letter "lngeninus but proceed:
unon false premises Not at ali We have stated the
case in this very parag :aph in nutshell IS there
man who Gccs not At adm. Tie v'lidIiy Of
plea But il might perhaps have BITTER sned "lhe
native bpralIty Of he Wing, if IL had repubsrd
own letter. rfyiy n lis mpuati"n upon the "ty;an
e If In iil, 80 In
Their statements recvant Irrelevant to
justification.
Tire "lordly Boar Of the Forrst' has partially turned
from the Judges 10 gore with his lusks The p!fs
dent of the Bank q: Virginia. il may no; become
to speak Of Dr. J"!h Brockeuh"nst yet This may
say Of him, that 10 be devoted friend OF Stat" Rights
constitutes any title TO the Of Democrat. know
Of none who has been more uniiin--ioic drepet dyed
in the wool! Bat IL what has he used Es Bank inhn-
ence 10 advance the interests o! political party: Is
there any patty spirit shown IN the character of ;iir
Board or of The officers, ~ the discounts II! ;he
! Bank Of Virginia; Let the WhiI then pour !nr wh..
ever quantity il please Of lis usGs slang. about The Pc
sjdenl O. the Bank. Bank influence, and ali That kind
of hunbugIhoa2h perhaps in the spirit OF CEItcnGen 5
! Bill they waud impose Sedition Act upon Demo
cratic President Of Bank. when two years ego, they
could dfaw upon Wing President Of another Bank for
long Address TO the People the eve of Presidential
! Election. Let this Whic slang and " hg paTtay pass
for what they worh-we usk, whether IL was liberal
whether it decent, 20 rake up The ashes of the
saecled Judge VIM: Brockenbrough from his recently
made grave in order to contrast his politics with those
Of his brother; The Correspondent Of The Wing has,
with the name Of Humphrey Dott!ns, assrmed HE
cnarseness which belongs 10 The characer-bui it
liberal in the Wing To allow Humphrey Dobbins The up
ror,un,y Of venting his Spleen in this rnanner upon
! the surviving brother:
We care notify hat motives the Wing may have been
acluard in rcprbshng the Address OF the Republican
Central Committeeman thank The Wing for it. We
dare say, the Committee themselves obliged TO tie
Wing They may frequently trouble thai paper in Iie
way. Same ri lis renders also, mag be under The
o5iiCa'ion-rr suspect. that lis rraIe's have
not for long lime much lr"i and Stale Rights
compressed into The sare space in The columns Of the
Wing We would advise Tie WING more frequently 10
| fill lis pitcher from the same 'nauian. .
! ISAAC 7. VAUGHAN .gcgnuhG!
"The ,ra! Of DR.. Isaac 7. Vaughan before the Chcs
trrhed Superior Court, charged with The murder Of
Walter Il. Peasants, terminated on Monday, in his ac