Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

ulaced in the free list; the hrst cnleuy " ~
of agriculture though relief to all the con
-; I,eses. and The last 10 accelerate the improve
,,cn, oi our whole people, in more easily becoming
,;nted with the arts their social duties, and political
rgLt., AZ we'll in procuring, less e4pensVey' en
inv me ns which vrtuous elevating ana usriui.
re will mol encourage making trade free, nor Inc 1000
ot The body iree let put forth one effort of lie glory
of making the food of The mind free
From The Cornr6ns (O.l Statesmen, S.p,. 49,
Gen Scott in Me fejd-Iis fener- Henry Ciny-os'e'e
md killing rebuke TO the self nominating 'ore Puutrs.
We stated few Gays since, that General SCOT. hau
written letter to friend of his in Ohio, which was 10
be published before Cays visit to Dayton to head mn,
and his self nom mating cabs who fearing TO trust Inc
rank and file of their party IN national conVeh'.un
aonin were pushing him forward by ehques undef the
;mnosina title of Clay Clubs, selfcreated by lew
leaders in few towns and villages Wenow have the
letter as made public through the Butler County IN,
t,u;oen6er, Wing paper. II is rich IN matter ana
manner! II let's interestingly into The under "orh
inps of the "great Wing party
F,slly He tells the Clay party plainly, that ne can
kuop no one as candidate for either ptace (rresi
dency Vice Presidency usrIL sAriosAL coSvks'
1los SHALL HAVE SPOKEN.
Secondly, lie thinks unsafe, in the present state OF
parties for the Wings TO place candidates before ,he
people withouta REGULAR SoMISATloS mat Is nat
valuable hit at The impotence OF few dictaiors VINO
ARE irving to palm off Mr.. Clay upon the Wings
Jhrd!y, We have highly important inflammation
showing The busy bargaining of the Cayites "Bar-
gain, "sae, &c, sounds natural enough win Clay,
II hare been" says the General, Sin many NDIhECI
| W3IS ,ciihin months, OPERATED UPON Dtth a
reu 10 INDUCE me 10 consent to- named toT The ptee
| Presidencv on The ticket If VERY DISTINGUISHED
STATESMAN" Who that "SrATEsMAS is, no one can
doubt We all recollect The "sot nducement by way
OF toast the "rirgin hefer barbecue But the Sc
duclion Of priratc Offers public whispers OF love,
failed 10 bargain Az ay this feared and hated because
feared rival.
Fourthiy, "That nothing could induce him "to
think of the second place So that bargain is blocked
| Therefore, from this moment, the war Will begin to
rage between the party rivals Clay Is now ,oiceu 70
await national nomination, the candidate OF
rLiouc only The Scott men will call convention
and nominate him the regular Wing candidate, and
leave Clay the candidate of clique only. we shall
see fun shortly. Clay is completely "heoded OH, and
instead of his bright visions Of walking the ground
in Ohio a, DAYTON as the Wing candidate, he is coolly
laid by as only Wing candidate The ordeal OF another
Harrisburch Convention he has got to pass, and how
he will pass it, General Scott no doubt guesses pretty
cutely The erciusrc euogies of Clay by Mr. Ihomp-
son. of Indiana at the markethouse on oaluroay,
should be taken back
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, lS42.
DEAR SiR:-l have not forgotten the warm shake OF
The hand you gave in the Pennsylvania Avenne, some
time ago and thank you sincerely for the cordial letter
just received. -. f.,
| am not candidate for the Presidency Vice Pre-
sidency and can know no candidate for either
place until national con venton shall have spoken lh'
deed in the present state OF parties, deem utterly un'
safe for the Wings place candidates before the people
| without q regular nomination.
| | have been in many indirect ways, within seven
months, operated upon with view to induce me to con
sent 10 be named for the Vice Presidency on The ticket
of q very distinguished statesman l have lnVariaoiy
answered-that | had neither claims nor pretensons
either 10 the Presidency Vice Presidency; that
was quite Indifferent TO The first and that nothing could
induce me to think Of the second place. But II nomi'
mated by a regular national convention, tor the fresl
dencv that should certainly accept the honor, II
rot not a vote in the Union. OF course, with such
nomination, there would be but one Democratic wing
candidate in the field; and there certainly ought not Ia
be two Who that may be, is quite indifferent 10
me but be lie who he may-of some hundred per-
sons can name-he shall have my hearty prayers Tor
! his success
In these few words, have given you my creed and
position. express myself, in other terms, to
anybody and oil who know me will bear testimony 10
nv singlenpss and sincerity.
do not wish 10 appear in the newspapers, when
can possibly avoid it, but have not the slightest oo]ec
ton that what write and say should be known 10 all
who may desire TO know my sentiments.
NV professional duties leave no time to travel
except occasionally, and then only such duties An
excursion into OHIO would be highly agreeable TO me
With great respec, and regard, remain, my dear
Sir, yours truly, WINFIELD oooii'
DEMOCRATIC MEETIso,-Senator .7uen.-Senator
Allen s !es city sH hs %SEninG ts, %sste
will next speak at Houston, Shelby county, Thurs
day, the 22d Dayton, Saturday, the gath at
Carthage, Hamilton county, on Monday, the goth
and in the city of Cincinnati on the night OF the 2St
inst.
4 To pass over the space between Newark, Houston,
and DAYTON and speak for hours in the open air to i'm
mense masses of the people at ench place. in the short
time allowed will be a fearful undertaking; but Col. Al
len is the man. ready and able accomplish it, and our
friends may reply upon it, that he will speak at the
places named should no accident render IT impossible
We have strong TO hope that Col Medill, the
able nd faithful preventative in Congress, ofhe Lam
caster district will be with Col Allen in this trip and
il So our friends in that part Of the State will see and
hear for the first time of the most eloquent, accom-
plished and valuable oil Ohio, in the person of Col
Medill.-U.
Tur Work Gors BRAvrLY Oy.-From all omar.
ters we hear Of the renunciaons of the best, abes
and most intelligent of the Wing party. They wash
their hands Of the foul treason, against all law, order
and established Government Let the friends Of the
Constitution press on 10 The work, and all 10 We'll ne
signs are gorious:-B.
From the RichiGnd Shield and Banner
MAKE WAY!-AsoTHER RESuScIATIos.-Our es
teemed fellow. citizen, II. Humphrey, Esq, Attorney
after with the Federal party. He voted with the Demo
crazy this nshp, the Sd inst for delegates to
the county convention, declaring al the tme that
he wac done with Whggery II would, no doubt, give
the Democracy Of Rchand pleasure to have his views
on the late conspiracy Of the Wings to overthrow the
i (From the ChiEieothe .4Jrertise-.)
i AxD AsorHER.-Abner Haines, Esq, an inhuentll
and talented lawyer of Preble county, heretofore &
s,aunch Wing, has taken the stump against the WING
treason, and declares his pronunciation Of his party
Il HEAR AsorHrR.-Col. Adam n. Riddle, lawyer
of Cincinnati, and influential Wing, in public
sueecb which he made the fifth ward of that city
on the 9TH inst, said:
ale had examined all the reasons urged for ant
against the late proceedings al Coumbus-he hne
heard the speakers both sides isinterestedly
calmly-and had come to the conclusion that the &c
of breaking up the Legislature, and destroying The
important bills therein pending, utterly wthou
defence or ezcuse-was, in fact, act of conspiracy
and treason, threatening, il not rebuked the very e1
stence of Republican Government"
Democrats of Ohio Never since we have been al
Editor, have we many signs of complete ane
thorough triumph of the Democratic party. Our infor
nation is of the most cheering character. Sigh
difficulty among friends, at two points, are al
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