Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
SEPT. %, 1871.
Iuorements IF The Wigs.

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The Federal party are moving TO "head Captain ~
ler." The Wings Of Wheeling held meeting Oh the
10th, and passed resolution declaring MI lys' o.
ano more worthy of the confidence OF Tree, Vr,u"us
and injured people Two days after, Messrs nta'y
CLAW Morehead. &c, arrived at Wheeling, anna
uI,rna cov,lcade"-and, after supper, sour western
giant" (as he is called in the W. Adverser
the company "ln his remarks, ne ccnfnea h'i''se ~
the great and most interesting point oil pu"'iu ~
now before the people-the Veto power. ne sPos ~
earnestly and eloqueny IN favor OF an Wao nou,,
the Constitution restricting aboshns Inc Feto
or I'm this view we have doubt he has win nun .
very large majority of both parties. Indeed. Mr. y
will never carry such an amendment. axe our
words for IT, that for the purpose oi "heaaIng zap
tain TYLER" of forcing through National Bank ana
nromoiiop the election Of Henry Clay, three-tourths
of the States will never consent to engraft such
| radical change on the Constitution. No South
ern State particularly will strike such check from the
hands of President, upon the movements oil the ADO
| litionsts. A.,
The Wings of Cincinnati held their meeting on the
18Th endorsed all the statements Of Mr. Ewngs let
ter and called upon the people in their primary assem-
hp, 10 uayow their utter and unqualified disappro-
val of the late conduct OF the President -"fapers
are in circulation by the Federal party managers, III
this city, (says the Cincinnati Enqulrer) IN the form
ola ea or demand upon Mr.. Tyler, to resign, because
he will not lorego his OATH sign Bank bill, and be-
come the President and tool OF party, Instead OF he
Guardian of the Constitution and President OF The
country. ~,
Al the Clay meeting Of Philadelphia on "Wednesday
last Mr SanleY of North Carolina, came forward and
| smoke for some time. Ills abuse was general. ne
President was rdcued his asking for more time, com
pared TO the sick Cesar, saying give me some drink
T,nius. as a sick girl He spoke Of the Wise men
who surrounded the President and said some OF them
only sought their own Proft He gave long recital
of the collection and individual merits OF The retlr'ng
members of the late Cabinet and spoke ioreood'nsy Of
Tho neu Cabinet-he feared that it was Calhounlsh-
lie abused Mr. Calhoun, Mr.. lngprsoll, and others
Every remark censorous Of the President was applaud
cd and every mention OF Mr.. Clay received with
cheers"-(So states Correspondent OF The fennsyi-
vanian) ,.,,,. ,,-
ous be called in all the States for the single purpose
of passing upon this great measure IA National 6anh
lei us hear from the lips Of delegates fresh from The
neonle what their will no,o is in relation to this import
an, point; and if Mr. Tyler will be governed BY 'hef
decision thereupon, we shall be SATISFIED -
The n. Y. Courier q. w. Webb) denounces Mr. l.
os another "Bencdct Arnold and says, sit is best
and proper that the Wings of the State should meet IN
Conventions not in support OF one man or one measure
though for ourselves, we would De perec.y wiring
10 no 10 The country upon Henry Clay and National
Bank For this, however" quoth the Courier, there
il M necessity Whether Bank is or is not necessa-
70 il moi the question: but whether there has not been
treason against the people IN high quarter:
The presses and politicians OF Massachusetts ana
Connecticut urge moderation and union upon the
In Philadelphia, they have formed Clay Ctu6, and
wag gives The cue in The following musical .rpie'
ohc Field! To Field Let our banner DISCLOSE
| The aim Of our struggle bold, clearly, and Frank
Uarrv Clay Of the Hest, and National Bank
The Warrenton Times Of this State, notices Inc es
adjustment Of the Clay Clubs and goes for the MOTTO
"For our country and Henry Clay!
The Issue is then made The Bank and Henry Clay
or no Bank II is distinctly avowed, that even
the Veto must be struck out of the Constitution, with
all the checks which may give 10 usurpers and Abo-
litioniss) in order carry monsrous Bank and to
elect Henry Clay The people will see this is the he true
Issue and, for one, we are ready TO meet 1t. we re,
mon .very candidate to come out and show his hand
Is he for National Bank, in any form;-Then is he
against the Republican principles OF Virginia The
establishment OF third Party is all slang and CHI
mera No such Monster can exist 1t politician be
not Republican, but Bank man, (and he is destined
to become Clay man, he is TO all intents and pur-
poses Fcderaiist. Federa!ists may support such a
man, but no States Rights Republican can