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

hing revolutions in their feelings and opinions
g. ,rs Conservatives are passing through The sweat
~ T,llmadse. for example, has proclaimed an uncom
y" inc hostility TO MIR. Van Burens elections and he
P,,,Iay man Mr.. Riyes might as well throw off the
Eek al The disguise IS now too thin TO deceive
n ns one Most Of the Wings understand him. as we
W., shown by the gvings out of their presses The
ssryatlve Press alsD understands him. The very last
.v4isoaian, which came to hand yesterday morning,
zee the following most decided revelation on this sub
=, Coun!rnti,g on the sentence from the Baltimore
b.cncs. which IS tied by the Globe, the Madisunian
r,.oar'csli. says:
, and touch not Martin Van buren, his satellias
.,,, II BE- L. give them a dressing, and help To send
s, mic the retirement they deserve We doubt il he
,lS yolr for Van Buren, for the meaneSt Office in The
Sr. - Not even the meanest Office, The spirit Of a
ps indeed. Aso the "other branch oflhe alternative,
= ,hch the Madsonian REFERS the selection Of another
dt,,e NJ Rives needs affect shiver no longer on
me bank He viii CO. We seriously fear for the
Whis candidate Al no time, did think higher
! Mr. Rives' principles, than did Of Judge
Nb,es But the Judge is now Wing and Clay
nan hlr Rives val. be SO too We apprehend that
sfT,., of which he is susceptible can tear him
i.,n the arms of The Wings. II he does make it, then
a. viii BE- happy 10 say, he is superior TO Judge
Vb,s But Mr. Rives is under greater obligations To
n, Clay. than ever Judge w. was. Mr.. Clay warmly
,-,ed himself in behalf Of his election as Senator
We can put our finger upon the very agents through
whom he attempted TO operate the Virginia Assem-
kr
f,spd. no, even the Richmond Wing, whom he Sc
Jn,.d ana converted to'he support Of ",he Expunger
cd change the mpracticable Wings from their
nor will he be able 10 change The firm, mpractcabie,
State Rights Wings next winter by all his blandsh.
n.nls and oil his intrigues.
We speak plainly, boldly, fear,essly upon this occa
sion. Ne dread not the irowrs Of the Whigs-We will
~, coax the iavors of the Conservatives; but will
o,.nS proclaim our homes, impression, that as Mr. Tall
msipe has gone, the Mad,soniun is going fear
-auda NIL
i've 60 who follows his lead, consults his own pas
Guns Within The ne xt twevemonth. they will be found
in IN ranks of the Wings, balng for The escendsncy
of II Clay We may offend the honest but imprisoned
Conservatives by this frankness Certainly is not
caring them-but feeling still deep interest in many
OF ,aenI 10 whom we have been bound Of old by 30
nv PERSONAL and political ties, feel ourselves bound
IL speak The honest dictates Of our own judgment They
NAV abuse US for it-but we speak what We believe 10
be the truth We speak il in The face Of the world.
The letter from heeng, also from The last Globe, is
calculated 10 excite the most profound interest There
is mystery about this Monongaa Election, which
cures be cleared away The Wheeling Times Of the
sh states that "pipvous return" had been made out
tot Tapzey, by ayane deputy Sheriff." but tina, Evans
elected by majority Of Mree'-ihat he shes the
certificate and will keep it-a certificate made out Of
course BY Whig Sheriff II becnmes the firm Demo
Of tina, Democratic county to that they no,
choused out of their rights; 10 scru,inize the polls
there be tie slightest suspicion OF any thing
far 10 contest the They This duty 10 them
selves, their candidate, and their country.
From Tie Globc)
The HALF WAY House Cause.-The Baltimore Chro.
nic!e says
Very crcums,anrcs in with the assertion
es sa,vsn urenm Of M E.es BY the Madsoniaa, convince
,h,i he 10 opposed 10 Vsn Buren's eelection.''
The rcry recent circumstances here referred TO,
presume, The same alluded to by friend writing
from Philadelphia The cashier OF one OF the principal
hanks speaking OF Nr. Whitney, TO whom he had been
eadfasi friend. said publicly that she Mr. Whitneyl
ua, ont IF empoymen,- that The .uadisonan had been sold
on, to Gales and Seaon" Since Mr. Whitney has gone
5 nth shat some Of the Southern papers state
tbs, the Madisonian is pubshed al e office ofthe Nation
al IrHigeneer" From this infer that the Office OF tie
MGonio understood 10 belong to- or rather, TO form
par, Of the National ln,elligencers This has been
the uniform end OF all the organs OF the disaected set
% Washington The desertersdo not like 10 be seen
81 once the enemy camp They must have ia haIf
.-qv house.. sort Of independent establishment. TO
saagg,r for time, and beat for recruits to 81 third
pdrtu TO make up as much OF a Spartan band as
possible purchase welcome with in the ranks of The
% position Judge White Sun was just such recruit
ing rerdyzvous For time IL blazed out almost
val 10 eclipse the !nlegencer. Presently The lnelli
eencers types and articles visible the lace Of
Inc sun and las, this centre Of system turned sa
tpihe, and after revolving round the National lnieli
ceucsr for short time I'll into it. Judge White, John
Bill Baie Pev,on. and all Of their Spartan band,
,hrn found at the head quarters ofihe Opposition. The
Baltimore Chronicle, therefore, has the precedent of the
Gun 10 draw conclusions from to the MaGisonnn.
lndeed the latter has all along been supported by
censge the WORK executed for Congress by the Ma
upnsi nlelgencer Office The Conservative office was
ung"us excre~cence growing out OF The BODY Of
the Insigencpr. The moment tina, the original Bank
contribution. which gave start TO the Conservative ten
der. exhausted, il would have stopped but for the
amen, derived through the bargain struck by the pot
IRA rad,rs in Congress And now, the whole s par
tan band have persisted at Thermopyle, their trumpet
has resigned his instrument 10 the little chernbiaced
who all The time. raised the wind that gave sound
I'VE suspect the price paid OF promised Tor the halt
concern. is not than would purchase The fur
niore of bar II offered TO Mr.. Bddle last
for So 900, but he would have nothing TO do With
Elsrcu .from Il letter. dated
WHEELING, (ra) June s. 1880
"niornaon reached this place last evening that Tan
1ey, tDeml IN Monongaa, is not elected, and Evans
iWtig gets the certificate OF election on alleged ma
I1y at hree This may be all true, but there is some
MYSTERY abou, ii. Why has The sndivdua, who had
control ot he poll books, kept silent until il is disco
rsrfd that Nj. Evans IS necessary TO nsrepesent the
tu'y and over" helmng Democratic county OF Monon
gaia. and sell Virginia 10 The allied powrrs' And why
have the books been kept from the examination of
individuals who wished 10 them, as have been
informed vas The case: The Democrats of Monon.
e.na should not place any confidence in the Whig junto
~ Mogan,own no have possession Of The coui ihouse
Clerks ttcps and sherifs Offices, but have the matter
efllcsly examined We repeatit-no confidence is,o be
Paced IN these men, and give an example: George
Washington - scn carried handbills up 10 The noun
'In couniies land letter printed in The Marshall Sen
une, las publicly ehafged him with The iact) which
fsnoos pupnrtFd their face 10 have been publish.
&c oI Seenrods friends, calling the river counties
u maxi local question: to Lrtok dolon the undue IN.
1'"f o. Tie mountain Counties that the half ei1'ttSea
est'Hs Of those counties would go for Hapmond at all
'stnh and this handful was political FORGERY: no
suca h'ndb had been issued by the party or any mem
Der Of The party and the fact has been publicly charged
"a Wilson, and is yet unde MED; and this handful was
carried 10 alotgantown by ilson, and put in circua-
ION by these just on the Of lhe election; but
sl'en'od was fortunately in Monongalia, and 10 trium-
pasHl appeal to the people, in the presence OF his CON-
reicr and of these obtained jory OF 10 at the
n"sah'"wn precinct, where D mocrasic majority haa
Fever been obtained before. We do not know where
men will stop, when they proceed SO far as they have
ene IN this handful matter, but hope theDemocras
Of Noncnga'ia will narrowly watch these men, and IN
lass particular instance oveIlo their acts with scru-
"y ;na' ~" lest the truth Of the case. IL should OF
'as 'rach the stern and inex,ble Democracy OF this
Zee cnMnry hich will insure success