Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-23
RICHMOND, TUESDAY, MAY %.
Tie Same Old Coon.

5! The Richmond Wing has recently declared lis unsl
terable allegiance 10 Mr. Clay. Mr. Clay is TO Be line
man-and no one but Mr.. Clay-though but some few
| weeks ago, its Editor presented some resolutions
TO public meeting, which awfully s1untsd I, some
change OF the condIdo;e Recent sqnin, now
to some division in the Wing ranks Mr.. Webster i
clearly opposed 10 Mir Clay-and the Editors of the
Sationa lneliigencer, It s said, have doubts C:
his availiby-and there il certainly some rafting IN
the dry bones IN favor of Judge Mclean. we STALL
watch these movements and repor. proceeding &C.
cordingly In The mean me We lay before reacers
the following extract from the last New York Evening
/ Post:
"The Wings scoi at our regiment of candidates e,
the Presidency. You are weak, say they, in con:e
quence of your divisions; are strong through our
unity and though you 10 carry every thing before
you IN the elections you are so divided in regard the
main election, that we, who think of nominating no.
body but Henry Clay, may beat you yet. This boast
would be very well for the Wings, if il were true.
alt happens, however, that the loyalty whch the
Wings bear 10 Mr. Clay, is very imperfect aud Waver.
ing, in some parts of the country. Mr. Webster, II IS
SAID, IS busy IN attempting TO detach New EnglaE
from his The Boston Courier, paper friendly
to Mr. Webster, occupies itself in collecting evidence
10 show that the Massachusetts Wings are not CONTEXT
10 try the election with candidate who has 50 oi.en
been beaten. That print, IN its yesterday sheet s'ys
["Ws published, a lew days ago, paragraph from
the New Bedford Bulletin ntmatng that the Editor
of that paper was disposed to have the positive nom
nation OF MIR. Clay, by the Faneuil Hall Convention
rescinded We have now to record similar sentiment,
from another part of the State The Hampshire Ga.
zeite, printed at Northampton, has an article headed
1.-The Right Coarse, from which we make the two
following extracts:
"We constrained admit ihat there is uncomfortable
strength Of opposition among The WIS Of I'M. $40 10 r no
OF sentiment and feeling IN reference 10 i n
ton, that, opinion than HHeer pre-
atttnp, patty support
n the place, however ju6icious that nomination might
have regarded the made the OF
public clearly indicate the inexprGenc at
continuing urge its support upon the Wing party Of this State
We are pleased therefore, prevailing DISPOSE
ton of the Wings this state Indicated 6y he jour
nas improve the Of the meeting Of the general VIII.
Convention June, adopt course OF policy which shall
lieve party from unfortunate POSITION and n
matey mite in support Of Presidential eaedtc
who shall principles and ably and honoahy ''
tain the high interests cf the naiot'
ain Tennessee also there Signs oil rebellion, ana
the Nashville Union publishes letter, which says:
Wing candidate the Senate. Mr. Mccormick refuse.
10 have thing with Mr. Clsysays he viii t
eroted resolution nominating him for The rn nnd
expresses himself soaey opinion that Mr. Clay will he SCI
aside by the Wing Convention, meet IN May, 5ii"
"rhe UCl,ed States Gazette, PRINT warmly a''a2Eed
TO Mr. Cay has also discovered that certain portion
of the Wing party dissatisfied with ms nonii"a'n
end bent setting aside bis preiens'ona II IL
farmer Of Ashland loses this opportunity - pretty
certain that he comes no into The field O!i age
is creeping over him, and "age'-sald poor Lear
cage is unnecessary" Four or live years more Viii
bring I'D new swarm of active and noisy politicians.
who will doubtless have other fevortes than me aged
and now useless veteran. The United States Ga
zette thus gives the understanding OF the conspiracy
-(Here ilow the extracts which we recently mace
from the Philadelphia 5. Gazette) Inc Wings
NAV vet feel of those causes oil contention, winch
they are pleased to ascribe TO US.