Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-26
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.Hofs Hergy H.fsc'ioas
We rcp;,'shei lew weeks since capital aric.e
from til anhile Register. We ara indebted 10 H..
same papcr n lie i2h inst. Tor the following SPICY
aud scasonabe a:,i"rs. The fact IS that never did
any party this county oi:ro geonsiy ccrd arains:
The priacp l.s If I'll. Rnpubc-*o nsp t!e People by
their lr!ntags-so ,ame!css!Y PIPE lay and cr'rrg;
tie suiIiagcs Phiiaacp il, Nc~ York, Ohio. &c =
and 50 richly deserve the rc,rituon they re-
ceivng a, tie hands Of inscl,cd and inGisnan,
ton - these (I'derlN Wills
"ClAY MEITI.a.-'Hcad lin or dir We under
stand that the rn. al Monday evening tame
and spiri;css afiir Tins must have bad sCFousv
dampeniH. effect upon tire a.c. Of the champions Of
Clay and ccrrorl,ion seeing HAT il p;cccdcd BY
good deal Of preparation and flourish We learn that
Ia re about lie ,",!,c! present t@t signed Tie
call! g. y. Sie~a.', Esq o.rrcd "l:!i p!ei: veha-
nent philippe against Capt Ti!cr; AID !is partner ~
law, Sir. W &. Eason, le; III !'aiShln gun l'aord
with rcd perper a, toe functionary. Mr. Lag
don t.. & (lhe ndiyidnal) followed NJ thought i!
the Wings would talk right straight at ;!:er absir"c.
,onized President, and send him pretty tall r..
solutions, that he, (John Tyler) would tate TIE bac
track rhcsc were the wors( Tc-enter Inc bank fold,
and cyc c0re hdnchc 10 make such charter they
pleased and Ecnce!orlh be decent and ;ractabe Why
But the meeting undecided what course TO take,
and was prudent enough 10 ourn over 10 another day,
appointing committee in the meantime 10 DRAFT cs'lu.
tons having for their object The discovery OF the where
ahou,s of the Wing parly-to decide whether they
meeting then aaiourned-lhe leaders in bad spirits
one Of them was heard 10 say that he really apprc-
hended thai there Ind accn great and scT'ons Change
The minds oi the people, and within HE last year,
uron iic subject Of CORPORATIONS Quite pruhaslc.
"sIloaE ADVICE cctrrtrnrs Our last advice was
taken in such good part by some u our an'abie neigh
5ors, that cannot orbrar to indulge little !Grshc
in lie same Of thought There nohng 50 "sc
FIJI as careful retrospect Of the past-t teaches all We
know al the future.
,,rto nIi n re an
more convinced every day that the o! the honest
and CONSCIENTIOUS lren who composed tho tate wing
pary connunGcG by tie unlockedfur tTns Of ,hsi
combined and night efforts, resulting IN Tie election
of Harrison and 'F,vr The election was carried III
whilSind Of enthusiastic ,xcilcmcnt-.eason was DIR
ven from her throne, and passion ruled line hour ltoi-
sands Vi voters, honest hu: uarci:cn-, were swept
along with the hard cider torrent, easy and innocent
converts 10 doctrines hopes and promises, the rS'Ga
rance ad a!-csdi'y Of which, they did not stop u
nine They rushed to the polls 10 pu; down ginary
Tyranny, usrule and political aGuiiy in one adnlsra
ton aud 10 put III another, whose justice, magical good
government and unspctted political integrity, were
equally apoc'ypiai
sion cxhaled, reason returned to her r;gh!a sS:ay
and men are beginning II probe the raunnc and 'ht
mora. of the strange political phenomenon Of last
year IL does not take the Wing If good sense long
TO find ont, tha, liz has been The victim with thou
sands OF his linm citizens 10 tie most sGpcndouS
humbur ever devised by The wit oi political! charia
lanrv lie finds that he equally deceived ~ de-
aeorues III regard 10 the '.wcakncss ald wckedn"Ss
cf the a.t Administration and tie wisdom, virtue and
gory lie was promised in the millennium of the
one The mechanic iiGds lis wages 10. lit better
The planter and farmer gel more Tor their produce
-reu, estate is not more saeabr, money nl-n-
~ credit and confidence more restored the banks
no nearer rcsuu,p,lon-n short, there is 80 CHANGE
in the promised revolution Of 'chasgc esccp, change
of office holders.
"Evcry da, that passes over The head Of a sensible
bard cider d. voice, brings convincing proof Of lie eX
lent 10 which he has been iugged and haHboezed BY
selfish and unpr'ncipled political gamblers
at is natural then, that ihe victims Of such gross
mposlr.e, rejecting both upon their heads and hearts,
should feel incenaed the c!ica; IS hourly exposed to
them. Ii is natural that they should look upon their
iunibugaers with iealcnsy and dlsrusi, and be wary
ocommting their political conscrnces 10 the guidance
of men WHO have once wofrliy betrayed and oc-
ceiyed them.
To our mind this fully accounts for the spectacle ola
Wing meeting Of only sixty people, in city Ike Mo
bile after weeks drumming, lar tie confusion and
doubt, wi..c pcryades The minds q: the Wing masses
~ 10 wba, is their pTesen, duty and policy for their
hating between two aPinlcns, and CAUGHT ty lale
e,perIrnce) for their CANTON III committing themselves
ssNow is the season for separation between the hum
burr1ys and The humbug.ed The Wing leaders stand
nrec,sr,y where they did they have learned nothing
ors waking up in aston;shme n-un eigncd and uncon'
cealed us,onshncat nj the spell Of dclusion i'll which
they have been bound.
,tJhe consequences are, that the people are flying
r,oc, the false standard as rapidly they iocked to
i year ago In Maine II, eco voters have charged
sides in atwelyelnonth; in Vermont. The very citadel OF
Whigqery, The effect has boea equally powerful Vi