Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19
u,o Accusation and the Defence.

nc ;n;ustice of the r. Wing towards Gen
Inc s,nsls us again 20 say word IN his defence
BayH other Press to defend HIM, than such as may
He has man and volunteer its services in his behalf
samlIe" a,rbt never to touch the name of Bayly.-
The "ns anes him the grossest injustice-lt will
i away. him for not giving his vote TO man, whom
ntSeft ,selc pronounced TO have incurred an SUM
the and and eternal iatamy
versa W" Who Of Tuesday morning pours an unusual
Tue &c is vial of wrath upon the Generals head
P'':" nsdiousy seizes the opportunity Oh senulns
Il mrs. h,se in No. which contains a bombastlc and
forth u sncsch of DR.. VERIFY Of Sprhamption on the
rgn'a'o'' of Governor-and thus difuses its venom
Election Ss cytra Nos of the Wing, which destin-
over az ruated with the Speech itself on the East
ed io W. We have concealments to practise
EN- ., We feel for Thos. Ii. Bayly, from heredita.
The rs from respect for his virtues as man, and
ms ma. fseIv about the charges in the Wing, and we
gate n ,ssu without the slightest reserve before our
l,TtN The Wing has done him, as 1T has too fire.
I'".,. done, the grossest injustice
qnsm" who of Tuesday, devotes not only an Edto-
Inv Il. rhastsement of the General, but commu-
r'a y ,ncr the signature of"Q Propoundlnga do
nC'',,n 10 him They both appear to come from the
:enqu,.,. and the communication seems TO bear upon
same be STYLE and superscription of the Senior Ed
is '' have no time to notice all the structures and
i0' LOS of the Wing. The public may judge OF the
the H. few Observation-Disclosures BY his foot-The
wnV" ,o;,;ces "I,pdsr in the Portsmouth "Oid Dom'-
way, and suspects Gen. d. of writing this Eulogy
H', b;mself-that is 10 say, the Wing would mot oe
" 90 e The General and "VindeS" were Ego ct
s!;ps" This is untrue. Mr. Bayly had no hand in
a." Suction. He does not know who "VIndeS IS.
,' g..nr over the general abuse-passing over the
pa. ), oscribes 10 him, for not being able to vote
s'o., nan whom the Wing once denounced as unwor-
:. aS confidence, let come to the Queries of G
n asks "Do You not believe large majority OF the
p.one of Accomack are Wings: The answer is, that
'a ,-c Whirs upon principle, not Wings destitute
'E! ;nn;n,e MIR. b. doubts not that he has been a
,r Enresentative-for he has redeemed his pledges
, his Constituents
nj Won no, intrigue with Tories, and did not permit
vou with hopes of being made Goyernor-aHa was
E S tbe secret Of vour speech of Mr. Mcnowell''
A. r. so far from intriguing with the Republicans
:, flee positively refused proposition made at one
an, BY "a Republican, to run for Governor; and he
,ond not have accepted it, He 50 peremptorly de-
s,ed--In voting against MIR. kves, ne qua not vote
"So The motive which G. is pleased to ascrbe to him
md in voting for Judge Allen, he was persuaded he
ave the vote Of his constituents
m 1f heiray yoir real feelings during the tendency
M :"hsratoa elecon when the ballot when Mr. Faulk
q ,snrc,rdN voted for Mr. Mcdowell Mr. Gilmer was de-
~; tyhcn that fact announced In the House Dele
move ron not overioyed that vent TO feel
laugh. which could he heard all over the Hall
"a Ali NOT Wing who up that time had been warm per-
nd say 10 YOU upon the Instant shocked he al the
ai inncrrity OF conduct" From this time forward
al never have amy cnilh"t nee !" you -,
II, pronounces it false-and the last clause of the
,s.roga,ory shamelessly The man who could
t,ys made such declaration to him, would have re-
.sysd but one answer, which he would not readily
have forgotten - - =.
But enough-Bayly will not go for Rives He will
-, no for Harrison-and therefore it is, that he must
H. abused, reviled, denounced by the Wing press.
W. met last week. in Clarke and Jefferson, with
,,mbcr -four Republican friends in those counties,
who assured us that the people generally more de-
csd and enthusiastic in relation to Maj Opies re-elec-
ran 10 the Senate than on any former occasion, and
I'M, ne viii receive the votes of many who heretofore
wore Indifferent in reference to the Senatorial election.
Oar friends there in the best Spirits and will do
,beiy duty e:fcienty-HincheSicr pirginian
The FIarpers Ferry Constituencies, in announcing
MAJ ope for reelection justly adds: ''No gentleman
n he community is better known more generally
esteemed than Major Ope, a long life spent in dis
,epsns blessings TO those who surround him, has en-
ieaed him TO all who within the circle of his &C
cuanancc whilst the purity of MS political principles
and his manifest devotion to the public good has salts
lied even those who differed with him in opinion that
HE institutions four beloved country would lose no.
Ting in his hands With such candidate, we have
nothing to fear.
tn ,x-ith ne bnct-