Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

Caucus Ar WORK
II will he reelected that the patriots Sirss-s
Graves, Curtis, and Phillips issued secret circular ~
an Executive Committee of Congressional caucus,
levy contributions to the amount o.! $50 000 10 pensic
press more despcnbly partisan than the National In
tegencer, 10 do the dirty work of the marty in ,hif
! city. Ihc MaDIsoSIAS, then using the hypc,.c.
:. cant o! representing the Administration more ;-ng
than the Globe, selected b. the Federal p.-;v
the ONCE Of tender TO the nelligencer Il was know,
mat II put on IT'S mask but to betray the Democracy
"n'eh pretended 10 serve, and it enabled sea-.
Ter It's gTatultous sheets among the Republicans Sr. BIZ
federaI SUBSCRIPTIONS and afterwards from The nubo
re"snry, through The bargain and abus in regard %
me public printing contrived by the Conservatives and
It has no patrons among the pcooe-no hold in orn.
cpies-n Character n its Editor 10 sustain il. and now
TINS organ # Federal deception and raduc,on ia 10 he
sca"'ed throughout tie country by new lew ofcor
trioutons among The Office holders would.be Office
holders and political spectators the Federal train
hands They always begin this work by charging \ nc
an "Irncr against their opponents: and hence It IS tic:
Mr. la!".rrrn sent circular into his district, br: /,
snort time since, lnpung to The crime ofbring SUI.
ported oy tar on alice hoidcrs. But the reader VII
see N the letter of John {. Clark, in what Light sr.
laiia:'Tros party really consider the imposition of
tax on office holders Tor the support oer party orran
MIR Clark, in his circular, shows that the whole bady
OF ONCE holders IN Congress on the side Of Whr-cry
are turned into club and have not only aa SUCH
"f0ntrcEted ten!ra tuaa," which has been used so
+ ''h'etsofft"t
are eVyng c"nir buttons their Office holders and
parizanS ali over the Unnn for the pusose-ari
,h's 70 prostitute press beginning with tie ,Ios.
hypncrtcn cant in favor Of the Admin s:ratou and
rncin5 III beng the !aSest and most arrant Of all IT.
ibellers Il now $50 BE placed on tie most resysctq.
bic tootiag,"
Mr.. Clark scarcely disguiscs the a1srcrrarv nppe.
he makes 10 his fellow political spectators We have
'niy to look to his own example for the explanation
whatever is left ambiguous, in the following most
cmptnI exhort.ton
Think not Of The hardness Of Me times We shall
&c amply repa'd tor or Hgt sacrifices, in the greatly
increased prosperity consequent upon the expulsion Of
lie '7arqutns from Tie Capitol ne IRE buogant 9Th
opc, and rich in expectation Of glorious rcsuis"
If The Bank of the u. s. was now ENJOYING tho .nros
rr'y u boosted when certain Conservatives visited
Philadelphia, and, forsook the party bv whom they
ere elected, those to whom he appeals might indulge
re ia,ih u" would inspire. They might be /" bu0.qat
h hopc, amd rich IN srpcctofion." But as the pro.
used 'spols are only TO be obtained BY the sur
'nder OF the Government The part of the people 20
re bHnk specuat'rs for plumber, that hope is of kind
long deferred, that Whggery must be too hear.sick
az eiatA anImating yea! TO enlIven il.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND ABOLITION "'"F'
We" hampshire has added the egg of analram,
~ WA,s tne wee President of the Harrisburg Con-
mon lalr WILSON, promised would hatch won4c-
IiaffiSonIs:il IN New England. Whiegcry and Ato
ION together, with Mr.. Wilson's oraiorv. we,. -
ne great revolution for the certificate hero ana 10
matters ~, worse ior the Democracy, as the Fed.
ists thought, The New hampshire delegation in ,h.
use voted to reject Abolition petitions which a.,
NED pratext 10 the Harrison Vice Pres;dcr, =, 49,,
u" through the State that they had violated ~.
M =, right If pettou" '''
!, en-! we nave now the result of all these f,r,r,,
functions tor "hggery. 1t turns on, that tbnr.;,
increase OF at least twenty-five per cent 70 tba r...,
"9', onHo majority Of last year. 1t will be BETWEEN
M 'ooo. lhls proves that the Identification or
e us" win Aootonism is gradually addjur
ds''' 10 tne true party of the Constitution TIC
''s"'st' are deserted By some honest men of tl,.r
VINO ae'est Federalism, and honest Federali,t.
uoi tnelr political leaders, rather than embark IL
"a'cA tends 10 a dissolution of the Union
oii me north OF New York, we have some letters
&c e Us winch show that the Democrats there rs IN
hampshire, VIII support their representatives in r.
hg me Abolition petitions. An Influential! Repub
writes thus u his representative in ,1.rrss
"FoRr CovISGroN, March 9, 1910
dy dear Sri you that your vote On the
3 resolution, rejecting Abolition petitions is hear.
approved Of by the Democracy of Franklin county
as have knowledge Fer myself do moi oer'
how you could have .arsyise. under ,I,a
instances in which the House was placed ,.ha
'o!e was taken for, unders.oo he s;tna,;on -
ouse at tie time, the prncire Of the Pa,ton ,,a
ton resolutions had becn voted down e 80 49,
Q other alternative but 10 vote to recc, ,h,oh
W. 8 he true ground for the Democracv :, &C.
'hat question lou viii not lose caste BY thu,
-hey should nave taken the Abolition buil BIZ the
and held the animal up TO the view of The nen.