Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

That may Judge Of the "'ope OF sahu ha
binds together that group oi politicians Known %
Goa, Dsmocras-F. deral Whigs. aud Aooii'ioniSs-n
all most heartily opposed 10 our irpno'Sa. n our
columns from The New York Express oi lhe ioth MS
It propheses what we most devou,iy wsh-ue
DISCRIMINATION IT he Hhts P@Fy. u,;,
The Presidency is TO be he Rock on which our mhls
,,r,v soli,s unless we beware. There s The Scya or
Charybds of our now gallant fleet OF STATES AS i'ng
as our Armada moves together, u Is invi"c.us, ou
parts it lie a prey 10 The storms and TO Inc enemy.
The Scott division of the wing party III O 0 20
shooting off under independent nag !he WV Wv,
friends Of Mr. Clay are rampant now ID ms cny' ""
are about to present The very picture MI van 6ufe"
most longs for that Of plunge INTO lhe vortex o
raj ooes-in,o the guilt OF Presidency, even before our
whole Stale ia wonSwhen Election approaches, III
which The Empire State is agun act as the Old Guard
of the Republic az ri, o ~;
In this crisis of our party We neseeen ,nI o'u o
clans 10 awaken and take hold o the helm. Let US
ba o,,o NJ New York our State, our own nome,
before we daube in the Presidency. When The enemy
is sweo, off from seas then iet US sa''y ou' p
the open sea- But before we START anu Us we s,a''
.. bnvs Concord Union and Harmony we beg the
s,o;d sern md sound Of the wing party, The We
,erans of many hard ioug battle, no" 10 insist more
han ever. for this Union and Harmony
When The Wings in the Legislature OF this State were
,;rn;ng with political wisdom characteristic of the
;sse thew left us open the subject OF following out lhe
great Policy of Clinton, they agreed to ao"fa the TO-
| mic of a candidate for The Presidency. .'hey c"hsi
tuled central ~.
mower of nominating day for the Congressional DIS.
ircls TO assemble choose delegate, or delegates 10
Hnrrisburph and they were also vested with The power
of naming day for State Convention 70 assemble LOT
The nutnese Of selecting Two Senatorial Delegates, So
.. IN al 70 our State az votes in the National ConVen
,;on The Whie Corresponding COMMITTEE OF Oneida
h,ye ,ak on This business from the hands oil The Iehua
| Commi,e- md have named day tor movement
| With hot haste it is attempted 10 pieePi'"'r
CLAW move me nj in this City. And here we a'e III Tue
very broil Mr. Van Buren, is coming to the o'a'e 10
stir , b;,o,,, NJ
| In some one of these movements there oisoHy OF
action utterly inexcusabe and unous LIS not enough
that a Wing is Wing, but he must be man "
yha, no true Wing be, or ele ne 10 u" sue"
Wbo as such movers want Its not enough LOT lnefn
that hg is heart and soul, devoid 10 pt'hciPe'
hn no must lie on n man to the tail of IT, or else they
refuse the recognition Of him. 1t Is no. enough 'u ne
,lwavs votes The Wing ticket entire as representation
of his prncpes but he must prsfer some Patticuiai
men on the ticket, and denounce every body VINO OF
fers from him, or be denounced 10 his turn Hence no
uncomfortable portion Of the Wing Party now actuhy
under the ban in some quarers.-Ihey suifef not ohy
o,;o,;on I'm, denunciaons even, and because they
will not kiss the rod and the si'et oi IL ou"s a' ~
| sworn terribly over them
In This city at this time where we have Just 1851 an
Eecon Of importance there appears 10 be an actuafear
or some People that the Wing party too full There
10 ,eol attempt made drive Oft some, SO as TO thin out
Tho ranks Hence this one is denounced as good Tor
nn,no iba, one u fool here one, rs more Van
Rnren Than Whig' and there, one, as only Wing IN
| nr;nciDle but no mans Wing at ALL The rule and
ouare is got out for the OF men preferences
and Whigs are poi by these Disorgansers upon bed of
Procruses and stretched ont IT they are too Short AND
chopped off, if hey are too long-B