Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
RICHuoND, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I
A p1.Asr FROM TnE RUGLE !!

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RICHMOND, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
| +. BLAST FROM THE BUGLE!
ri. yu.; organs IN the city of New York are
somswba, ont of UNISON with each other Inc New
York Courier touches up the Commefc'a aho tue EN-
nre,a and seems doubt their Infie&oie loyalty b
NJ 1,Isv For itself, il gnes doggediy and unchanS
ably for Harry oil tue "es' anu " usSuis' 10 1900 ~
| termned brethren, that
| aTbe Wings in no mood to be SECOND ''''e
cheated and their abiding vengeance will follow, whom
| o,- oue,,ots H. be he Judge Mclean, Judge Gas-
Ton =, = candidate 1.-THE East This thing, no"
eve, will not be. Judge Mclean, and not Judge
Bnrnet for him, as the Commercial seems TO thhk'
has announced his determination not to be canai-
date Judge Gastons pane is introduced, solely LOT
the nnrpose of creating dIssensions IN our ranks as
evident, from the fact that, in the same article Judge
Rnrne, &c quoted, show the bad policy OF selecting
| candidate from a slave State. And as 1t respects
10 the East, TO which il suggests the eyes OF
the Convention may be turned the wish being iathe'
IN that thought have only to say, that no canal
date from the East any other section OF The country
can receive the support Of party who declares any
of its cherished principles to be obsolete ldeas' ano
who does not openly and actively harmoh'se Win u
| in feeling and in sentiment
These organs are certainly questions upon ano-
Their question Of policy. The Courier strongly recon-
mends inac,ion and is for allowing the approaching
Fall Election New York to go by default-and 49, u
reasons as bpget divisions among the Democrats ana
to enable the Wings 10 enter upon the great campaign
of 1914 with recruited energies and invested means
TOR Mr.. Ciay-The New York American. Commercial
Advertiser, Evening Journal, and the Citizen, ,aA1
ground, with equal warmth, against policy wnicn
they affect to regard as highly Objectionable 1t mol
suicidal" An idea is also thrown out, that the wings
may hold Convention this Fall to nominate the'r can
idate. We cannot youch for the reality oil any Of
these plans or suggestions
In the midst of this confusion Of tongues, the great
champion himself comes forth to cheer and animate ms
foowers-to give tone to their thoughts. and TO turn
the current himself He declines indeed as ye''
accept the nomination candidate Tor the Char.
| He says, the time has not yet arrived Inc crow"
has not yet been rendered with sufficient earnestness'
or with all the forms OF ocular nomination lie WISHES
the Wings, and to call forth more oec'"ea
expression of their wishes, than he has YET received
Let The Convention nominate him, ana he VIII "o'
hesitate moment.
There is bold and even daring war-spirit, running
through this letter Of Mr.. Clay which speaks the mas
ter mind He charges the Republican Administrators
wuh all the embarrassment Of the country torgetung
the mad and mischevous schemes OF his former ,reno'
~ Biddle)-He charges them with relentless ana I'M
exam pied prescription (when Granger cniess-s lhA'
within few weeks, he had removed 800 Postmasters
and intended 10 add 1000 more TO the Prescription
List He wreaks his vengeance on John Tyler, whoH,
charges "wth degree of perhdy, OF which n" equa
example be found this or any other country, ~
this any other age'-"remembering TO forget
that MIR. Tyler's principal offence, was the refusal
to charter National Bank, according to Mr. Clay
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during the election, that they would not insist
upon Bank at all But above all, the most au
dacious and the most ridiculous charge in his whole
letter, is upon the Democratic Party, tor Fefus-
sing 10 carry ont the alleged will OF the People ant
allowing the triumphant Wings "a fair trial ct the
system of policy" The remark mi ght have been made
with grace, if the victory had been won by 'h'
farest means-f The election had not been carried o
the foues tricks, frauds and i'm positions. Under snci
circumstances, the Democrats could not be SO lnia
al DO ~ dociu of he
policy OF the peope-So far from yielding homage u
such party, It became the Democrats to rouse VI
every nerve to oppose all their encroachmenis, and
wrest their ill-goten power out OF their hanos-An
as Marin Van Buren, is the man who had been re
moved by their inquity. he, too, the man who ouah
be put back HIS restoration is to furnish one OF IN
most beautiful illustrations, that can be exhibited OF IN
principles of our Government
he 5kS r. bur le hst Is Se
dy for the public disorders is in their hands-in othe
words, To elect him, and enable him TO saddle fit
million Bank around the necks of the people. II
tries to animate them with the hope, thai this remed
IS their hands, for he them, that "fom all tn
Inioalton which he derives from every quarter of III
lUnion, glorious del,verance awaits them, and
more brilliant victory than they achieved in 1870. Blu
will these bold and trumpet tones have effect upo
the Republican party? Can hear them, and We
will they not contribute TO hush the d,scordaut note
ut d'sssns'on, which begin 10 float mp from
camp: Here is their champion sounding the bugl
note. Here are the Wings urging immediate and ge
neral organization. What say ye, Re- publicans ? /
all this lost upon you' viii you stilI go on, and per
sccue your friends, and sickle about forms, and SQUAD
bic about the modes oeecting and the modes Of voting
/, Will you still encourage this formidable enemy b.
your insane divisions "a plague both thei
Houses, say we, rather than become the victims Q
Henry Clay
from the .'atiosol In,eUgeneer
INTERESTING CORRESPoNDENCE-LETTER FROM
MR. CLAY
In the Chambersbnrg Wing of Thursday, we find
letter, eloquent and strong, from the "Chambersbur
/ Clay Club to the Hon Henry Clay, with his lelte
IN reply. The committee introduce with the foowin
passage, graphic sketch Of the progress Of msrule il
the country for long period past:
"Why is it, Sir, that with Constitution of Go
vernment SO admirably adapted to human welfare
with multiplied and exubprant- enerprs
so ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of intercourse rapid and com