Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

.ae OF the Wings : was 'seAu,te,ea by them-l, has
been managed > 'he"'; ard lis cross abuses j., 70 70
mur,r Ia,, he caam,,ies !" iif Nqpdl Hpen the com
| Every impartial mar :"mis the iact The srauncies
| Whir press sew York, Qhe N Y, American, from
which,, eexifaced TWO articles for this days paper
.'dles The SUSPENSION TO lie misnana &c men, and
ceas he Administration of any desire 10 bring about
TINS calamity upon the counry-We are aware of the
ntie uselessness of addressing any argument TO The R.
Nhg-o making any appeal 10 the decency and justice
OF that press. "A wfu' man maun haze his wayS-and
we repeat, the very party to which is devo,inu its
m'schseVous abors will live to the injuries which
It's transgressons nre bringing down upon them.
~ VI Since writing The above, attention has been
called to an Editorial article in yesterdays Whig which
sets ON In the following strain I'll is thought by some
that The Bank officer who the Editorial in The last
Enquirer against the u S. Bank Of Pennsy would
be quite as prufaby engaged if he would put his own
Bank In better condition. Certainly his censure and
criticism would carry more weight and come with
better grace, 1t he were not in precisely The bad
nix with the institution hch he dumns SO heavily
Nc., DC. We could not give more appropriate Illus
tralion OF the reckless spirit which acluaes The Wing
IL confirms the character, which have given of il in
our preceding remarks. The Editorial to which The
Wing refers. not written by DR.. Brockenbrnuph or
by any Bank oiceror by any person. excep, the Ed
tor OF this PAPER twas suggested by nobody by
nobody but our worthy foreman and his cnmpusilors =
NO one had The slightest agency in furnishing single
tact or expression in The whole article What do The
wings think OF their Editor who thus boldly lrumps up
the most absurd and unfoundsd Notwithstanding
not ony ourselves but other We what
the Wing may please to shy Of ourselves. We scorn
The au insinuatons, The bold attacks the coarse abuse
which il may please lavish upon Us. We have been
accustomed 10 them for Is years and know precisely
'chat they are oortl. We cen regard them with silent
contempt; but The case is somewha, altered when il al,
tacks others through our sides
4 HMg Dinner.
The Petersburg lnelligencer has furnished The Pro-
of he Dinner nj In han,
the I'd instant TO the defeated Whig candidates,
Messrs. Pegram and Urquhart. The Toasts TO
make good The claim, which the Wings put in TO a The
alents-tor, MIR. Leigh is toasted being "laenled =
Mr. John Robertson is toasted as being "talented"So
The talented and intrepid Editors of the Richmond
Whig"-So is The Hon Henry Wse"-dtto Mr.,
CLAY The Correspondence is volumnous enough; but
not very talented. Mr. Leghs letter is shor-So MIR.
Tyer's-Su is Mr. Wises, and very common place
The most sensible letter in the whole Budget is Judge
May sand yel he too falls into the extraordinary
Of wondering, how any who is opposed 10 the Sub
Treasury should rejoice in the election Of friend of the
Administration; rs II such man not bound by his
principles TO prefer that Administration, rather than
90 with the Wings, and their still more objection
able alternative National Bank. and The very oh
noxions politician, whom The Judge tousts his
Presidential candidate: 10 wit: Henry Clay-The most
remarkable of al! this Correspondence is The letter Of
Mr. F Mallory He frankly tells them, that "lhe Har
either of these Individuals (Clay, Harrison and Scou)
Mr. NJ says, he has "opninns this subject drawn
from much observation in ashingon, and conversation
with from all sections and of every party; but
young and humble himself, 'iorbeurs TO ex
press them He does not manifest similar reserve
on another point The unqualified remarks which he
makes upon Mr. Benton in the worst possible taste
We what puzzled 10 understand MIR NJ s Toast:
'7he Northern Nan o Scaaern PriRepe"Wli he
with his Northern principles, oerhem ready sacrifice
the udcious views Of public policy rightly reference
the individual interests Of Martin VansGpiep."
The toasts not very brilliant orAstrking Mr..
Leigh's is:
TaeHkg PGry-Le take for guido thesprudcnt and
wise OF the Wings Of tho Revolution" stand,
divided We faIl.''
Tn,e bu, prudent enough. Mr.. W'ses's aferthis
fashion "a
and Iddana the have made breach there
repair il, and in tuin capture pugnia
The Wings then have yet captured Virginia,
will they.-A similar go ahead principle the Wings
"never are but always be pervades also The
toast OF Mr. Macfarand
ofihe Wing party and their candidate Henry Clay
elections May tic ustre Of his character and
that Of bis Administration bc furnished by prescription for
opnion's sake"
Mr. Clay's election, we presume must precede his
Mrs. Glass advises, before you
cook The eel, yor must catch him.
Amongst the Correspondents Of this Jerusalem Festival
we recognize two Politicians, who are in false posi-
ton. They State Rights men, who do not like the
,epes and candidate Of the Wings, and yet cannot make
uR their minds, to burst the withes which now bind
them 10 the parry.