Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-01

M "secseant, and this worthy Editor auded 10 The
skies we have little too much delicacy and pride
to DC paradng our own eulcgiums in own paper,
or we might strongly rebuff his evidence. But We
have recently received letter from one Of the pur.
est ana a'!est Republicans Of Virginia, from which
we shall make an extract for the IL fl Of Mr.. Fisk
lie IS 50 fond Of such proofth we shall give hm
tusi dose OF IT. isc Disk is utterly worthless
man ana politician, beng utterly opposed to all our
Southern feelings and p.ciudces, end may add, inter
ests-tor he abused our Conmcrcial Convention, just
- you say he has abused our late Republican
Convention and reviled Mr.. Van Buren,, because he
set his face against chershng Mckenzie and his
crew in their efforts 10 embtoil tls country with
Great Britain. You know he preferred the basest
charges OF corruption against MIR Nank5urcn in his
"Buhbic Burst, and is in truth--(we bear the
preston which our Correspondent, empl s) lie is II
good master OF slang, but politician any honota-
BILE sense of the term. This is from Republican who
has closely watched the oruous Of this Editor,
and whose strong right it hest for Mr.. + 10
avoid
But we have done. IL the estates Rights kepubli.
can still continues TO aim lis puny blows AT me great
Republican party, will Try and survive it's attacks.
Many OF our Democratic friends have predicted that the
Editor will turn Wing. We should not be surprised,
as we understand that the membeTs Of that party are
cheering him on in his nsidous efforts and 1t will be
an easy move into their ranks e's certainly furnish
ing weapons 10 the Richmond Ws and the Charloties-
vile Advocate, for attacking not uk only but the De-
mocratic Convention and their mastery Address He
has charged that Convention with chicanery, which
would have almost disgraced Clnb Of Machiavels.-
lie has brought various charges against them, which
have no sort Of foundat!on-and h's only Optn motive
has been. because their Address does not doom the
Banks To immediate resumption and threatened ruin.
We pass what the "Sta'cs iigh.s Republican
processes to say Of The causes oi our hostility 10 him
of h;s - Seufax... about the Sub Trcasury-ot
the - which 10 wise Committee
wo his hands, because Of his
u,f ~, ySNe left It 10 the Committee
to sceSTS9!~sVess sSr-and they were pleased 10
put it in our hand and We shrewdly suspect, that Mr.
Fisk was as mnh offended with us, BY such seec.
ton. Us We could POSSIBLY have been offended with him.
Aud now, As an additional proof Of his admirable dis
creticn he attempting 10 kick up dust in the ranks
Of the Democrats Party finding fault with their able
Convention-ascrlbug the most untrue aud unjust
motives Tor their course-iashing their mastery Ad
dress furnishing to our enemy in the opening Of
the most important campaign in which they have ever
bee engaged-and "gving aid and comfort 10 the enc.
N.Y., and indicating some purpose OF abandoning the
Democrats of the Convention after the next Spring
Election Cen such leader with such profound dis.
crelion conduct any party to victory We have done
and possibly may never touch this Slangwhanger
more We have thrown more spice than usual INTO
these remarks-for not accustomed TO hear
selves stgma,zed as "a Bank pensoner,' or "a pur-
chased organ OF the Banks We shall sin no more.
III this way.
These things may be mats 10 the Richmond Wing
bu, let HIM crack them his hearts content; for they
the last which he will have in this wise from US.
The OF such an Ally is consistent with his own
copper. prrpenSiilss lie inay cali il dor f9h,
S 5 s ss o"'" sss S 'ns' s"ac NJ
salts him /, IRIS, part, But if te fight be maintain.
cd he may look e llr 7 for his sole champion his
ally. Wen ambitious Of 10 suc! distinctions; and We
repeat, Tor the lat tire, '',.r have other fsh 10 fry
than 10 III, with Mr. risrphus "A toy the amusement
OF Mir. Alexander Hoseey.
Tn, IN, If Sor,h,p,D