Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

was also un emanann from the same faction and,
true 10 Their vocation at imposition they have had the
assurance to appeal TO the Democracy of the country
~ an address OF two columns long, in favor oil MIR
Tyler 8 olalms on lis gratitude. Had this appeal come
from men, "ho were themselves Of the party, instead
"i beng os they are, Wings, and worse even, then
modern "hgesry could make them, the thlng, itself
would, perhaps, be reasonable and proper but The alb
surdy oil band of Federal and Claw Why's who are
united together merely by The ties of avarice and am
btlon, calling on The Democracy Of The country TO
hear abide by their authority, is beyond endu-
rance. Really, STs Democracy must be al discount
GRIND, Philip S. Gauges James Gregory, William
Bradford, VIM Strickland, Johnson Kelly, Tom Ora
ham, Francis McAvoy, CT id genus omne advocate its
principles, and become volunteers in lis cause
Il am sure, There WAS never such humbug
seen, or g:eaier fraud practisrd III political
way than this Contention IInacine to yourselves
S,s, a5ou. one hundred and twenty persons assem-
hlrd ~ room near two hundred freti long, i-.hs
of whom we're drawn together by mere curiosity To
wia; *a" gong on; the other tenth, from fifteen
Ia twenty ealing themselves dtityattS, representing
one bat themselves, aud you wh have literal
ldea ot the meeting In the "Evenng Mercury
The Official organ IN Tins cIty-pompous proceedings
Of ward meet ngs, winch had no existence but pa
per, wrrc published daily tor week previous, and
the OF delegates paraded before the public who
we're as ignorant OF the honor conferred on them,
YOU OF what 10 now Transporting IN the mind OF
aluley Abdraehmon, on the coast of Barbary. Some
of these Delegates were appointed by persons living at
opposiL ends OF the city, who by species OF gerry
Wandering, known only the initiated thus
drawn into close fraternity and in The fellowship oil
good feeling for cause verg'ng ruin. united their
names but not their persons, for the time being.
81 l,;e notice was taken of this abortve attempt OF
deception by TIE press If hs city, that not single
paper eSccp; the DAILY Chronicle" paid any alien
whatever 10 II, and then only enjoy JOKE al
The expense OF the thing itself and this Is be
wondered at; i"r The very men themselves-the wire
puii-ts o TING puppet showcannot help laughing al
eech oiher, whenever the subject named IN their
pre- sencc
| wsh The President well, FOR believe his intention
is 10 10 the country all the service he cnn but it not
lamentabe 10 see power behind the throne, stronger
than threne ITSELF aided and abe,ied by fasehood
and faction, frustrating The real friends of John Tyler
n their enteavoIs 10 prevent the mischief which Is
overwhelming has administrations Every flee, sir.
in this place, rs at present id with The most ratd
Clay ,nen m the country, with the exception of the
Custom House, and even there thfee-tourihs Of the
suacrdnstrs are o. that school Notwithstanding this, ct
forts a!e being made on young Mr.. Tyler to prevent
CALVIN Blythe from removing many oil them, The secret
OF winch Il? that certain far business iraDsac
tons oil long standing might be upset. by the change
aud thus become improbable the dtsintertsted adgo
cate for their continuance IN Office Not one man n
Thomas 5. Smiths appointment, Should be Kept IN, for
reasons not necessary IN MtS place 10 mention.
The Postmaster is likewise as obnoxious, II not more
so, TO the Democrats, he is hat has little or no
standing among Phladelphans. Three years ago.
while a canodule Of Tie Wing party for Mayor, he was
psacarded all over the CITY .ibohh0nist and one
of his first appointments when he got into thr Post
Office vas Joshua Coffin, fellow, who, by his
admission, was special dgeHt OF the Abolition Society
10 Ohio, from whence he brought away, by STEALTH a
negro. IL true, that when this appointment dis
covered, The papers forced the Postmaster TO remove
him. Tyson aud Montgomery, two OF the most bitter
private fees 10 each other in THIS any other place,
coutrye to support each others interests as well as
they can, and will do long they can Tor The
sake o! mutual protection, but by such means that few
gent~men would have recourse to. This is fully esla
bllshed by The fac, oil their holding they Go, to the
Presidents confidence, where every feeling, thought
and expression Of the public mind here, is in direct aud
open opposition 10 them md their conduct
Every body says ihct the fault OF all this lies with
Mr. Robert Tyler, whose good nature has been most
egreg iously imposed upon by these two aru and
hollow hearted men, and whose plans for preventing
air Development to The President Of their conduct
and the nature Of their influence, in cephla
have not fallen short of the most uuqnaied
cauuuy oF these whose hunesy in this respect, they
have reason fear. But, Ss, all this viii AID must
end where il should, months ago, namely, IN the re
neal and discontinue OF THIS fachon fer, il the
presiden, be rot totally blind 10 his interests and
The honor Of his country, he must see, by what has
been already done, or rather not done, through the
agency Of these men, for his cause, that their influence
in Philadelphia is not worth cherry.
TAZEWELL.