Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-14

gentlemen tell that their purposes are pure-he
that it may, will your honesty be suspected
and will the party be able 10 survive that suspicons
No party an dnyJrce country prosper, The honesty
Of nhose'pusposes is dOuLltd. iapptai 10 Tie history
Of The past for single instance If any party being
permanently" tsRsfned ty coalition ,r,h ITS opp0
nens What true hearted Englisliman does not
the fatal conjunction between North and Fox =
Has The recollection of it now, after the lapse Of
years. and when The parties 10 il gathered 10 their
fathers, ceased to cast loom the counenances Of
the admirers OF human greatness? What devotee to
bis country glory does not sigh this first false step
OF The DeInoshenan champion of English liberty ?
Turn your eyes to this country Has Mr.. Clay lived
down the disttbst createdby ill-susained charge
Of coalition with MIR Adams? What brightness has il
not obscured What splendid services has il moi caused
10 be forgotten .
a Lutlc Plain Sptuking!
We aPprehend, We bore readers, with ourselves;
but the fact the Wing presses have contributed
mix with Our cause, that occasionally cannot for
bear TO notice The little hits they make at us. Among
these is very clever, and really very good SOIL Of
fellow-our old acquaintance Noah. We know him
TO be lndscreet and sometimes to be reckless; and
therefore, sometimes get al glimpses Of the designs
Of the higs, which other grayer gentlemen apt
screen behind The curtain lie has made revelation ni
this in his last Star which will briefly notice
Hear then of The Chief Priests Of the Synagogue!
Carer making copous extract from The Enquirer, The
N. Y Star OF Tuesday last thus proceeds:
alt is deghtfuLto read Richie before or after the
battle. Think Of a fisn of Go talking with all the
Noah, you make several years Older Than really
are but rather ouchy on The point, and must
correct you)"see him before the fight and in the fgh,
-sprnging to the right and left-jumping as high as
the Lions when they leap over Van Amburghs arm
hear him crying out heads up, SKIES un TO the
rescue, Virginia safe-nnd seeing him after the Wa
terloo canvass is over, in beaten condition; aye, ncon
tineny beaten ss he is" (beatsn! my dear Sir, you
were more Observation-Disclosures he dtspar"-(de.
spsr why there is occasion for live have never
gained more glorious rictories)-"does he gJoWl
ing into cave-does he give up the ship: MOI he He
is as lively as brisk as full Of hope hereafter when beaten
when vlcloreus-he is jewel Of editor, and it's
well that he wants nothing of Van Buren-for, if he
did, he would soon discover that the sweet little el.
low pays the Sergesn,s and Coporas, but The leaders
OF cohorts and centurons he only pays in compliments
There are some things, however, which he says above
in his ad oaptanau,n which is worthy of aen
ton. He contends tina. Van Buren, s safe from the di
vision among the Wings, and he is right DC, &c
Canno, this be avoided: Is there palrlosm-is there
love Of country enough among The hgsto induce them
10 unite, heart and hand in favor OF single candidate
for, be ii known, that if the election 10 carried 10 the
House Of Representatives, Mr. IAN Buren, nN be chosen
On this poin. there be two opinions II place
the claims the Fitness the high character and great ex
perence of Mr. Clay entirely out Of view, and only look
his position available candidate, there is every
consideration calling Tor unanmily of opinion in his
behalf among the Wings, DC. Without the South, how
can possibly succeed? Mr.. Clay has power Influence
and friends in the South Since the compromise act
they have forgotten the prejudces Of The Tariff tie can
carry Virginia in suite uf What Mr. Richie says-he will
carry North Coroilna-prohaby Georga-ceriaIniy Lou
isana Well them If he stands in this favorable position
in the South acd what he certainly has in the East and
West, and hs election is certain. The administrator
only hopes sustain itself by division among The Wings
They think among the Opposition deserving OF
notice but Clay Richie only opposes Clay. Let the
Uhios unite upon him and he IS elected"
Never was there Such Budget of Blunders MIR.
CLAY can never carry The South aud for his comfort.
We assure him, that Wing candidate can. The South
is still true TO her allegiance TO the Constitution She
hpI ElInF lIct
in his views-for a,Itudnous construction; for Ma
iional Bank and that whole batch OF measures, which
constituted The Federal School. We tell his High
Priest that only against MIR Clay but agans,
any such Whig-thal not only we, but all the Re
publicans united against such cancdae-that not
only are the Republicans SO determined, but hundreds
and thousands Of The Wings are equally, firmly decided
in their opposition to MIR Clay, any laudinous can
didate. We do mt speak at random; but understand
ingy-and pledge all the little reputation we may
have for experiences sagacy II such IS not iound To
be the fact, before twelve months roll over our head
Mr.. Clay may tempt Dir Rives 10 go Oh 10 hun MT.
Rives may lempta few OF The Holspur Conservatives
to go off with him, by conceang his hand, and assert
ing that he is opposed TO one single measure-but IN
lieu OF these few nen shall have thousands OF no.
nest State Rights Wings, who went off upon the Pro,
camation reloining the Republican ranks and opposing
Henry Clay We shall have hundred "bonnie Cor
dons for one Consei valve who deserts with Mr. Rves
We say so 10 Mr.. Noah, because we know more about
the South than he does. He has abandoned The he.
publican banner; but Virginia has not. The Repub!i
cans still true 70 the doctrines OF 9S-99-and many
Wing will yet listen and hearken TO The sound OF tnat
glorious busle. We felt perfect confidence
in The power of TRUTH in the intelligence OF the Peo.
pie We are therefore, "full Of hope "llvely, brisk,
and certain Of success We.are not bealrn IN Virginia
on the contrary ha oflfe most decided ao'
vanlopes-anl,Se have abiding faith, that the Ship
will be rphted In December. If not then. certainly IN
1870 The cbsnces decidedly against Mr. seiec-
on for this reason for nothing else that We cannot con-
ceye how mpIuc,icabe Wings and The Conservatives
can be forced o any Coalition. As the classical Ed
tor of the amore Patriot beu utfully says, Ihey can
fir IL no way oWe have another reason for The opinion
have expressed Are The Wings sure Of the oonseisa
tyess WIhese last members fun head foremost into
The Tolls Of CLAY and his allies? Will they vote tor Mt
Riyes until they understand him thoroughly AS one OF
the most honest among them who was IN this CITY last
wcek said "MF Leigh is right He has made the true
ssueand unless Mr. Rives comes out and let's US Know
tina, he is no, against the election of Mr. Van buren,
for one will not vote for him And thanks to The re
veations Of Mr.. NoHh and Inc !"
contributing to open the eyes of the honest Conserva
tvcs few more blasts from The trumpet OF Inc Dos
ton Gazette and Evening Star and Madisonan and the
spell gone even before DeeemoeT nns as M oIv
we ask no avors OF any Of them In spite OF MI clay
and his allies, Virginia VIII be True ammo Doh'in
1870
The Compiler (more than semi Wing, at leasD says
with much good sense awe cannot undertake ciassi
ca,ion of the parties with reference 10 the eecon OF
A United States Senator next winter Inc sentiments
of The members be accurately ascertained IN our
opinion until the meeting Of the Assembly. And II
that were possible, the sentiments and influences whch
, he nroduced by the occurrences in the interim can
mol be anticipated, and under The nice division of The
,o GREAT parties is impossible form satisfactory
calculations as to what may be The result" -,
The N York Gazette, too, (WhgD shows audaoie
s;r, ne candor il says, "We shall hold ourselves
Jihn, - All renSasfs were declare belief that
Mr. Rves ca be reelected to The o. S Senate Tor we 90
not believe he In the first place. mere are eefa.n
;mnraccable Wings elected 10 the Legislature VINO
,S no, vote for him-some Of Them being pledged to
their constituents no, TO do so-and in the second place.
there is great uncertainty to some Of the c0nse'Va