Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

Ffeu NJ .aldi,anics
Was there any thing 50 truly desPcahie De the
course OF the Whig.Iay newspapers and especially
that of Of the most scurr,lous among them, the Rich
n,ond Wing? II would now have the siamy quarrel 10
arasc-"raey have proved their hoaor AMI ,nds pend
cace," Guoti il, and that = enough And then II
quotes aud adopts article from the Warren;cn
Tines, full Of most sage SAWS. These editors now
offer adj ce IT, the President and desire TO counsel
him 90 to what his honor and fair fame require. Was
there ever impudence unblushiEg They advise hun,
iJrsoot what his honor requires, who have zeal
onsy themselves 20 work 10 strip HIM Of all clam
t.. honorable standing among who have sough,
h!acaen hs heretofore unsull,ed name; and who
have prosecuted him for months past with rnagniiy
un,iring and scarcely eqnaled '.Ira;tor, 'wretch,
treason I" in!ans these are the ephels with
which they have attempted 10 terrfy and destroy
him. because he would not in fact become Infamous
~ the commission Of the cTlc Of perjury. The
President without doubt, fully appreciates the mo-
tiyes which now prompt these Gnrelent'ng foes
tecprocates their scorn, aud spurns their Prored adj
,;ce They owe the ruin Of The Wing party TO their
own blind and perfdous COURSE; they made the issue
with the Presidrn, OF Bark Bank, and the Peo-
pie have given their astounding verdict. Awaking al
las. Of their danger and unworihiness, they
would, like whipped curs come back crouching and
IA wing obtain the opportunity TO bcray
"some cret, good aposiiecary
From Il:
TiIF NExr PaEsipkSCi.-The advocates oi bank,
and the foes Of the Administrations preparing Tor
IT." Residential campaign. Clay Clubs are iosninr,
und caucuses and newspapers are nominating Mr. Clay
r. successor to Mr. Tyler In the interests Of the pub
IT, the success OF Tie Administration aud the tranquil
lily of the country, they have share Of
patty. All things and all men are 10 DC made to bend
I, the memorable decree OF building up Mr. Clay niom
the ruins OF John Tyler and the nnecas;ng agitation Of
The question Of National Bank.
From the mass of evidence before this sub
eel, We select extracts from two papers, and suhon
,ram the manuscript the proceedings OF a meeting IN
Kentucky:
From .se y. j. Times aad Eseaias STAR
Ii the friends Of Mr.. Clay are determined to maze
Ihl. ISSUE they must have paper in THIS city whic'
,ey can call their on which will not hc to-day Tor
Mr.. Webster, Tomorrow for General Scott, or The
n-xt day for President Tyiera paper al the head Oh
which they place their nwn editors, ami t,us COR
,r.l - columns. We have hesitation III saying
that they should now come forward and take the
liats - SrAn-and with capital foundation, sound
principles, and hattering prospects, they can run up
lie broad banner ol Henry Clay and successfully too
Seven eghths Of the Wings in this city are Clay men
"a vas, number rich, literal, open-hear,ed aud
True.
There is difficulty in raisin. eight or ten thou.
sand dollars, which viii give :hc transfer al this
Enlistment to the Clay party aud furnish the means
hereafter 10 carry the pa.r. The friends ct Mr..
Webster could raise aud have raised six times the
amount in gratitude for his services: is tire any
Innate TO the eminent services of MIR. Clay; The
Clay party must and viii have paper in this clty, aud
we submit 10 them whether IL is sound policy 10 take
this establishment and add 10 it all the success and The
new interests which such change will produce, IN
stead Of allowing 10 STOP which il must Jew days,
If no aid is al hand.