Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-12
Beauties Of tic Rirhmond Ehig


The ReruJtican FMr flying in lsio, and IN I'LL,
Tie Senior Editor of the !, chmond Wing, tseems,
is about TO establish Wing paper at Washington,
10 be called THE lndependen,"-in connection With
Edward w Johnson and John Noodson, Esqs. lie
has taken leave of the sPatrons Of The r. Wing 10
vaedc,ory which he addressed 10 them The 9Th INST
II seems it was impossible for hlrl TO re:l'c, without
casting Pathan At Captain Tyler. We say i
with truth, bu, with regret, that Sc have rarc'g
seen more harsh and lhleral attack upon pubic
man. Let the reader Judge for Lims"lf
knew Mr. TYLER well, per .onaily, and Ind known him loa,
aud could believe. that common place. al,
ma, al every County Virginia would se.iou.
prc to the first si"n among mankind ta such The p'ss',
~ and Of p,ce, but imagined that his undrrian1
" ssS & a 70 fa5 @ e"% b. ls
notion that lie deserved and from The direct voice 81 ~
upon him, similar caprice ofnne with hat ~h
introduced lllrbat ltmosc INTO the seat Of the refined Anhr
How cgrcgioIsiy mistaken, aud how ml,c1c
lated Of Captain rlers vanity need here
for the fac familiar 10 an The result j, wao
focscen b. sagacious Wings than Mr. Tyler - -
mp himself and although ne boac il , .! being te m
!" The one term yre' "Sw ,nS, ~ M ~
aud srdrrfe L. those o from haif starved l"r'
.,crun to his eMn is il as arrested he cr Il liz
Reform in Government which American Pcopl"
he irr IT, la. done n u;Sc 10 d.."iys te WIZ pn
the ridiculous expectation Of creating 7pa ou y IL %
"sueh j: the -tate Of things or yorIom Wing triumph -
man. and The ye, more euipatle design, OF ,fc,sin.
c4.a who hy acsy, acquired dominion over
1t IS not purpose to cTc.se these passages II any
length. But they give Us poor presentimtnt .; u
spirit in which "lhe Independent" 10 be conducted
What confidence can be placed in to Judgment O. in thr
mparalty o.! any man, no rates Mr. Tyler 50 ow, that
has been elected 10 both Houses Of Congress bcen the
Governor of Virginia, and the Wee President Of the
s. Or what can be thought Of the Judgment ofan Editor,
VINO charges Mr. L. with Gissoyin. the Whig party ami
with arrcstng the promised rco5ts when he hes gGri
every bill winch has been passed by Wing Consrsss,
except the two bills for establishing National Bans,
which his critic agrees with hun in believing he
t.ary the Federal Con tl'u;ion. Is the world 4
derstand that the Editor Of "The lndcprpendcnt !
to commence his Independent aeerby laying his own
constitutional scrupes tie altar Of hs party; IL, T.
become the prosely,e 10 National Bank, in hs de'o.
ton 10 Mr.. Cla;:
As to tie GLORIOUS Wing triumph which Mr. II.
Ter hes turned into IAN empty victory, it rather to
late in the day 10 boast d its glory. shameless
triumph was never obtained free people, NOR
unworthy means never employed 10 put, do" n Inc
predominant pariy-and many an honest Wing is new
canfessing the fact "Wc deserve the mh'c.i
have met with (said Why The other Gay,) becas'
We did not show our principles. les-:hey did ~
show them-bnt sought 10 cheat the People By ha.A
bugs ofa sorts They did succeed IN eecng their 1ac'
last Fabut the Democrats determined MT y ~
put down by such They determined 10 rally Z:
once. They trusted to the awakening Of the -.
pe-and they predicted, that The Wing party must d.
solve in its weakness, and from its own dssti.'
SONS. Even Iad MT yer sacrlnceu ms piiHcper =
their wishes, and signed their Bank bill, the who'
Wing party must ultimately have fallen to pieces There
can te mistake upon this matter a party who ~
made up Of euch discordan materials who refused Y
declare their principles before they got into power
who declared, as their own Convention did III tins C:'
that n -ir candidate opposed 10 Bank Of the ;
and yet were no sooner in Office, than they pressed
4 Bank, and now dencunce Mr.. Tyler for bFea%ihk
them ali ur, because he could not sign Bank ti-a
party, who won their way into power BY such outfaET
cxpeden,s-ands SO grossly abused the power "hic"
they ob:ained-could not long retain it, remain 10
aether.
These views not nsw TO us. Scarcely was u
Election over, befure the which the Democrat
Pay ought TO pursue, and the fate which would a~s
he Wings, were laid down by various PFesses-amons
hem by this paper, the following terms, in the ss's'
raj articles VII CHI we penned in November last:
From the Enqu'rer # .iosember l7lo
are not permitted to enjoy their victory as they yy,sat
pected. There is asp among their roses me pr"
and noble Commonwealth of Virginia is against 's mo,
Yet all this availeih ME nothing so long as see rsD
decai the Jew sitting a, the Kings gate Lac ..a
cius she despised their seductive pageans, ano VIA
n,nida,ng threats They would gladly e''A'"sN