Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

,,on Oh this very large majority .! lie Catholic
,r.rc satisfied and instead Of obtaining their pol,tica
ac.a IN his Sarcr, has conduct excited among then
r;dicge aad contempt Yet dId Seward and the Jun,'
,.rs;,, in their altemp; by fusome battery aud hollow
hearted Familiarity 10 WA the support ot the Catholics
=. .caraps And on The oi The las, autumn lee
lion meetings held al the houses Of various Viii.
leaders at which the influential OF the Irish "a
tho;cs we're invited. The Governor himself, with al
impudence unparalleled, attended nj the Cathedral
there the observed of all observers, the per
sonlhcalion Of hypocrisy, meanness and deceit The
movement at Carroll Hail, make bold 10 charge
was WIG MOVEMENT, ingrnousy devised Il
sccure Tie election Of the entire Mig ticket. For III.
last month TnuRLOW WEED and other members
Of the Junlu, including WILLIAM II. SEWARD, III.
Governor have ade this city tie oticl Of their cspc
cal attention. And on the night the Catholic nomna
ton was made though oyer ANXIOUS for the consum
nation OF the plot, THURLOW WEED was one o
The audience! when Bishop ilushes, forgetting the On
t. he owed his God nni religion, seeming only ~ re
gard the success Ct the Wing party 10 which he is ut
tached, laying down the line Of policy, which 1T
vainlr noanes will defeat the Democratic party, h:
same TtlURLOW WEED, the leading Wing editor
Of the State, loud ana boisterous in his APPLAUSE
On the evening, after the meeting at Carroll Hal
had adiourned,a Wing coterlp, among whom Ed
WARD CURTIS, MOSES fl. GRlNNELL, JAMES
WATSON WEBB and THURLOW WEED, met
and congratulated each other on the success ni their
schci nc and the brilliant chance opened 10 defeat the
Democratic party, and thus retain and secure the State
IN their bands. We cannot conceive OF any thing so
completely unprnciprd the Vi the Wing lead
ers III ihls matter. They originate question L
ii creating political capllatey It II be
discussed in churches by priest and laymant begns
10 scciarisn aspect--the pnblrc mind becomes
alarmed and aroused-a iaclious spirit begins 10 de-
yclnpc itself, threatening 10 divide The community
into two classes, rro,estan.s ard Catholics-ihcr
press raise The cry Of "No Popery leaders at
tend the Catholic meeting aud prick them on 10 u
political demnns;ration-an then they would charge
upon the Democratic party the advocacy OF The very
measure themselves oilgnated-a measure re never
thought Ct supporting and which embodes principles
we have ever rcpudmird. To the Professionals they say,
the Pope has taken possession Of Tammany Hall =
To Tie Catholics that the Democrats undr! Protest
ant Influence THIS t!i- pln tins Tie vte scheme
this The reckless pocy-0hich II not r buaed ~
every honest Gen, b. ie ProrSan: .. Catholic, "a
seriously Affect the peace aud happiness Il the country
TIE conduct OF i shop Hughes j. unPardnnabir, oii
viii draw Gown upon is he 10 general rAecral"t he
had ente rlanrd high opinion Of tire honesty prudence,
and trct Of this gentleman. lie has shown Sc thnR,
lack in all these qualifications: Or he Is totally igno-
rant Of liz people and The spt u our political lnstltn'
tons When he placed himself al The head 81 reIs-
pous combination 10 effect political object, common.
sense light have taught hin tina; at the announcement
Of the fact universal burst Gfindgnaon would rn5
throughout the land. Silence under such demons,ra-
tim could NJ: be expected from The people. Ihey
well knp" t'i' Ven it!isi"'is lhhuenee ~. hP''
control lie If Government The cvli power
@nds under l. and the hstOy - other nations furnish
key % The awful consequences. His"'r ilh1nes
w. discover That tbs W = RI ar = ours . h'' SUI.
10 The growth OF pte-crait on tie i;'i 81 stale. "
eccesas,ica hcrr;occr canno, re. i" our pure Al
mosphrrc hlaier than The light q! truth Will permit
no artificial warmth! w be permitted 10 force ii beyond
that mark We are proud 4! the Catholics thense Ives
are drnnuncing in indignant terms this movement q
The pln,.e.s They look upon il ~ though il were de-
signed purposcly IL excite III the public ilnd prrJn-
Dice against them, and those who have lent themselves
10 perfect the plot viii mol be forgotten.
Bisnor llCGnFs REGrgEp,-Ata meeting Of The
Adoped Citizens Of the Fifteenth Ward, held at No.
l97 Mercer street, on notion, MICHAEL lllEMER
was appointed Chairman, aud Smi,, Laurence and
Patrick Connolly were chosen Secretaries. The CD
icct Of The meeting being stated on motinn the follow.
M gentlemen were appaiucd a committee TO draft
r"-gans csnress:v. Of Ii. sentiments othc meeting:
Patrick Conolly, Patrick Erar. ar'. Barney kaii"c
The committee ha vina retired ported the follow ing,
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