Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

Nth the speed Of steam, will their hand
.5tn documents, hired orators, and bold dema-
,s""..a'n Ay through the land. Chariots of the
& hardly fy faster.
81" i,ll of confidence, under these and other
E' US ~. and I wish | could think it wholly a
gcP s.suce. Mr.. Berrlen, one of the ablest
b amm in lately addressing the Wing Conven
nj. csorsia, speaks of the 'great Wing party OF
81" as he terms il, "as standing TO It's arms
tsNy',s termination Of the armistice limited oy
iias. ,,n,on, and eager for the renewal OF The con-
~ei ,sleye it. We could have no better VII
Il : We wanted another, you, Messrs, Editors,
: evoked. You remarked, | remember, a'er
~, Elections, that you had sl"o recently VIZ
S,.s Wing strength, to make l'ghtot ~ Or wo'us
T.ct. as | quote from memory. tuoosn' 'ne
si '"ss and thought il well tuned, because 1t
- victory. We got the better OF them 10
& a", we have been dong in almost all The
ias,. wear and more, no, forgetting our late
ktf'' ~ I,,,s,sna. We did the same IN 80 and
'2n ,be LARGE ground we had los, soon alter MI,
i.s' ere, election. We said, and believed,
.obsr second thought" Of the people had re-
~ %sva,,bsless. our more terrible defeat came
~ I'D came when we least expected IT,
r. Whirs counted cith their host-Te, without
Tbsy knew what money, powerful at all mmes'
,s.c, IN The general corruption | have called 70
- Their coonskin muTnler'es "ou'u. oN"s
have been simply ridiculous. IN WI
/. ,hev would have been laughed 70 sIo.h' VI ia-
osver attempted; but IN lo1o, ,hey 'o'u' ine"
nevej al III ar,,n: under wbs, forms precisely |
z! hnt il Will tell. Their party organization
complete through experience, perfect as
hon. and they will have, through foreign
gus even more money, if they want it-that
-, ,n,,nenoe, the potency OF which, when dex-
,ssd IN The present state of our country, may
!. "a with the c~ertainty Of one Of Natures laws.
| y -, he the first time in history that popular Co.
nsn,s haze been wrought upon through foreign
's,sn,e: and, as our foreign creditors think them.
,,rri. we'd, interference will seem to them justi-
and become resolute in proportion. 1t will be
',GI toe. unless we prepare for the contest with
..s,,es, prudence and foresight in every respect.
M. belle e. | believe that we of the Demo-
n,,,y are administering opiates 10 ourselves; that
,snos,ng in TOO much self security; that we are
/ .aasc,eu,ly awake, scarcely al all awake, 10 the
'."I IMPULSES that will be reused when the contest
.,s.sd upon by the Wings and their foreign allies
.,s.; or to The fury with which it will rage. This
| n, he an!ll the Summer Of IA, when it will again
| ,,pcsnlrated upon the one, grand question OF the
| .ispcy. The allies have not yet come forward.
,,sm. our State elections seem of little account;
..,.cl ,hey term them. Who the Wing candidate
| ~ss nobody can now say with certainty. One
- oply IS certain, that they VIII, al the lust hour,
f. I'm The man in whose behalf the money to be ex-
! and ~ar,iices TO be employed, will promise to be
,a,lcious.
yes,,s. Editors, as you may not think as ! do,
write no more at present; but pause, until /
whs, have so far written, gets a place in
.s,,sr. l am sure you will agree that the subjec,
.,i,sn,, however inadequately | may handle it,
| ,pr N lis issue the deslinies Of our Republic for
l.. perhaps a long age to come; and, therefore, de-
..nr scrutiny and elucidation upon a broad scale,
| \ dispsss,ona,e ways. The latter, | can promise,
t. : amends for Deficiencies 10 all other respects, can
Il ~, tia, what | send, should | send you any thing
~. will al least be, as now,
ao.a:. 4, lci3. A VOICE FROM 4 FRIEND.