Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16
Respectfully, T. J. GARDEN
Wyles5urg April 9, 1889
FOR TIE Enquirer

"Ths .Mars's Nest"
The Richmond Wing has found "Mares Nesl'!-.A
perfect GarcS Nest! in Mr. r veSs Sirirtiy c0nidcn
int" letter The Senior Editor moreover, with lauda
bic earnestnsss and NEST udcrnus gravity sells 10 work
anayze this Mares Nest; aud aiu much labor
10 the c"uc rson-"t is Nothing just noinng nil y!
lie much absorbed in anal izng tie texture and
composition. s nest that he d see. or affects
not ~ have III il the egg from winch is 10 nc Matched
cite great 'UHcfmmhftG Conservative war-hurse on
which the Wings expect 10 mount Henry Clay in his
third for he Presidency. IL all the readers OF the
Enquirer should be much amused some Of US were
s:dng thls Wing analysis Of The "stricHy conEdcn.
hal letter, its Editor would do well 10 publish for their
amusement
That letter proves incon:es;ibly that Rives and his
friend, Garland had set sail for port Neutrality and
market. speculation was i'll the wind. The letter
written IN October. IL Says-"As for the Wings,
neher you / have any right to expect any thing
from the leaders OF the great body of the par,y-"anY
right to crpsct." Sc! But, contrary TO Mr.. Rvess
psciatiOn he found on arriving at Washington, that the
leaders Of sEiS "EHpTiHc:pcd maaGapring party were
ready only 10 forgive his pas, sins, the 'uapardoaa
We and all, hut ready to kill for him the iaed calf
yea. 10 put him all their Wing children in Virginia,
by toiGg al they Gacd do, 10 make him Senator In
deed Of these Wing leaders did in elrc,ionee
ing with the Virginia Legislature, than advocate Of
CIIlleEdens gag law should have done-tcrJum sat.
Ia October, Mr.. Rves was evidently in Stale OF he
t,rcenY Letters from certain Wings elect OF the Fr-
unia Legislature; the success OF the stock j0Lng and
young Prince Hal; puff upon puff from the Immaculate
Noah and other 'pure Whs Editors" and, perhaps,
sly hint that he might be the Wing nominee for the Vice
Presidency, all these things inclined Mr. Rves the pp-
slior OF "aggess!ag Neutral; and now, he s-whal
is he.
That old and a;trul political gambler and his partners
ere PLAYING safe game wrh Mr. Riyes they think but
they do YET understand The chArice! Of the yeoInan
~ Of Eginin Their honesty will prove too hard for
Wig GINNING. Yes, lhFse Wings think they cannot
lose bui must win in this Conservative game. Some Of
Claws friends Mr. Bolts and others for instance ATE for
smry killing Ri.es Of from thu Republican party, and
leaving hin. IL breed Il pesence among Us. Others,
hlr PenGein, for instance. is for making something
than this out OF him. witch Mr. Bolts, and all, will
agree in proper time, If The time shall come. These
Whiys have a wonderful! facility in swallowing "biier
Pills. when the Doctors tell them The desperate
They all understand the game and they understand each
other. mean the Wings that have Clays stamp upon
lhrm--,he ''pure" WaIp"lean Wings. All serve the
same master Power, power, pnwer-place place place,
their object. Though they open notes
any hungry pa, k they ~ in full chase the
sceat. Some OF hrm have gotten credit for principle
which they entitled, than those no confess
they have principles that Stand in the way Of ro!iey
There is policy in the principles of the best Of them
We may look gu, Tor great dnngs among the Wing
Fedfra!ists this summer at the Virginia Springs. Ac.
codns to AIR Bolts a The Wings will be The Springs
aud The Loco Fncos will be al home with Tie ogGe and
fever" If Ashland and Castle Hill should the
Virginia before the next Presidential election,
Democrat will be surprised IL Wings who voted for
Judge hite for President, and boast OF principle
should take Rivcs for Vice President, Democrat will
wonder Tyler was unable 10 transfer Virginia, aud
RivPs has no better title.
We should no, lose sight of the Mares Nest What
if the Senior Editor Of the Wing has said Ill is nothing
Just nothing a, all'' DEMOCRAT No 3