Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

! the Wing party are we'll remembered Nov, the Iona
which rervaaeS many of tho Engl,sh iournals is OK.
act!y similar. The London Mornng Herald conceiyrs
that snunId ''the people not succeed throwing
off the oppressive aud Illuminating yoke Of Churlatans
and knaves, under whch they groan, the result Will
ultimately be REVOLUTIONS OF FoECE. The atorc
SAID Fingers Magaz'n" hi. also taken its on this
subject Hear what it says &c" i'uch compression II
.'the majority:
we lake, burn destroy b,m.d their ports,
CrG$ TEM T%T 1" TI5 }" ,&H in * wao:
mo-" upon their frontier and who burning for The day when
England or frnce shall enable '" reap dues nrded
vengeance Griryou think country produced
Ginning. Clay, Webster Kent story honld posed la
on.IaneI but FOR THE MhJO;ITY, inar0as are
toe. jr., r"rfy II hca.'
Is there YET enough evidence 10 convince every
one OF the thorough atiiuty between the Wing cause
N this country ard the Stock JUtbers of Europe How
long will the people slumbsr: How long will they he
blind 10 the influence which IS stealth. amongst them
building up the colossal power Of wealth, and gradual
~ sapping their plain Republican government: Will
II he until the hardearned products u their industry
and the fruits Of their soil 60 decorate the palaces
and repleulsh the granaries of Europe
In January last, Henry Clay used the following Ian.
guage som ptope hire becn uught 10 rrpeet nothing
good from tic councils Of thar country, and turn
Me'r attentions toH0rds tie operations IN toreign
try In reProbatng this sentiment, let rs contrast
with It Decaturs noble motto, "Our country-rght
wrong, and how feeble, how prtiu, does this attempt
to dScrenit our country in the face OF Europe appear
The PATRIOTS watchword should be first succour,
last 10 desert. And yet Henry Clay talks about
people "turnng their attentions towards the opera
tons in foreign county. Ii this principle OF the
English interfering in our party contests be arow-
cdiy or impiedy sanctioned or II the American
people suffer I" be either openly secretly prac-
used, no man predict where 1t viii end, and
what dctrmcn will 10 the Republic. At present,
the English iundmongcrs have the success of the
Wings ut heart, chiefly account of The American
stocks which they hold and whose value Is supposed
would thereby be materially increased. THIS then, il
contest on their part roE MONEY. Eut when the
breach between the two parties in this country wIdcns,
when their hunters are nearly balanced, when they
are divided upon question a, cling the immediate
dissolution Of thc Union, or when great ques,
oil international policy leads them 10 dIssuads them
from declaring upon 4 foreign ioc-wiat man
would not .rcI indignant nj the idea of external IN
iiuence amongst us Who does not tremhle at the
thonghtoi European gold SEN, here TO Lny up tie allie
ounce ~ ne S0rere'"nS 81 .imCTca And yet this
the inevitable tendency of the introduction of foreign
money to influence III" result Of the present contest
II Is for The people of Virginia and the Union TO say
whether they w allow such an example to 20 unrc-
huked or not whether they Will be guided by their
unbont sniirages, or by the banking interest in this
country aad Europe
Let our Democratic friends press this subject home
upon the Wings. Let them urge II upon the ncor-
rupthe voters OF the land. Let them challenge their
opponents 10 produce fact which shows the least
lor OF an alliance, feeling IN interest, between the
Let them heed the following facts:
|. The British iundn"ngrrs have large interest al
stake IN The Presidential The election of Gen
Harrison would the value of their stocks Now
If the BAgI>Gs could afford to give Mr.. WEBSTER
s., 900 t0r 0yini0H how much can the whole
tribe of stock obbers afford 10 pay for the election Of
Gen. Harrison:
,. large subscription raised in the +" Worlds
Convention IN Lond"n for the express purpose Of
promoting Abolition in The L, & Here, then, are the
English people convention, presided over by Prince
Albert, paying ey 10 be- used III America for the
promotion OF Abolition and Whlggcry, that JOINT stock
concern.
3 When the Great Western was lately coming into
port New York, the result of the Name election
was announced whcrcupon the whole British crew,
passengers and ALL raised loud shout for the
of the Wings.
a. Nearly every British tourist to speak OF those
from France and other continental countries, who has
written on America has taken decided stand for the
Wings Coming here Imbued with all the pre- udlces
and all the habits Of Monarchcal Government, 1t
does their hearts good to here party whose mea-
surcs and policy tend much 10 the same end as the
Government Of England.
>. The charge that the Wings have been aided by
English gold has been denied by the knowing ones
of the Wing press They at the argument, and
vet do not deny lis truthful foundation The party
gans and drilled committees alone the secret.
As 10 the of the Wing party, they are ignorant
OF the deed. They like the bells OF electrical
machine: the moving spark IS IN London
and moved by that distant, unseen influence: Is not
the power of the changers in ths country sut-
fciently formidable;
Thank Heaven. there is pride Of Character
some manly bearng--some independence of thought
and Of action IN this good Old Domnon: and i, is
be hoped, that this cannot be appealed to IN vain.
"SoME PEfDr Of Character -.3ye, an koROrabG PRIDE
-FEInE 10 himE orMcmS'ire$' PEIDE 10 act for THEM
SELVES! Above the seGuc;ions Of British gold--above
all the temptations OF pa-cans, badges and devices
Above all the infamous humhngs OF log cabins and hard
cider; of broom straw and raccoon skIns-Abovc all
the Imposing spcctacles Of the wild and promlscuous
assenblagcs of long and hammered PROFESSIONS which
intended to captivate the People, as If they were
children, as If they were savages-Abovc all the
hollow DISCUSSES and audacous sophrsrlcs OF the Be-
lia OF Boslon-who comes with fraud upon his lips,
to with his glozng tongue and TO pass himself
off, like counterfeit com, Jetcrsonian Democrat
Thank Heaven We still lift hands in thanks
to gracious Providence, that has given our manly
People intellect enough to detect the Federal lmpostor,
and the reckless Rhetoricans who would have intro
duced him. like the Grecan Horse into the walls OF our
Capitol.
KING < QUEEN.