Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

should lose not only New York, hy the shameless
intrgucs and dark coalitions otthc Wings, but be
unable 10 CLEAN 3 votes out of these 20 10 make
up the necessary majority of l3S-in case we
should be strp b. foul play Of The vote OF the En-
pirc State.-At all events, we must count upon
nothing as yoatirciy ccriain Our friends
in Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
North Carolina, Indiana, ererwcherc, must do
their duty, with sleepess vigilance, indomi-
table spirit, and the most effective organi-
zation-for, these alone can secure the victory
any where and everywhere, in Virginia and in
the Union. With the blessin. of Providence and
the energies of the people, We hope 10 attain 4
glorious victory But if we should be cheated
out of the Presidency BY an unh;,lowed coalition
in PENNSYLVANIA, New York and Ohio, then ii
NAV he well for the friends of IT, Clay 10 consi-
der how the South and indeed the Democracy Of
the whole Union, will regard an administration,
thus conceived in sin and brought forth in iniquity
and whether the couch OF the President will be
bed of roses rof thorns The people will sub
nit, certainly They will acquiescc in what has
been done under the forms of the Constitution
but the measures OF the administration must be
conceived in The true spirit ofwiSdon, moderation
and Justice, (Which we very lililc expect from the
arrogant temper of the Dictator, and The inhamed
and eager disposition ofhs followers 10 he able to
command the confidence and supIor, Of an en-
POSTSCRIPT.
We have admitted as an cxtreTe case that we
NAV be defeated by the unhaow Ell Coalition Of
the Wings. A most intelligent citizen of that
State, and thoroughly conversant with the senii-
ments OF her People, requests Us 10 cancel such
hypothesis. lie ridiculeS the yc ~ snpposton OF
4 defeat He SAYS, "Coailion NJ no Coaiii;On in
the City, We shall carry The city BY 1000 MAORI
rs, and the State by $1,000 or more. He says
TOO, that the Coalition canno, be carried 10 any
considerable extent in the city--that most of the
Democratic Natives will rcpcl it with scorn-lhat
the naturaized citizens, many of whom are not
in The habi, OF voting will now rush TO the polls,
To resist this aggression upon the pure principles
OF the Government. 1t will produce Reaction
every where indeed, not only among the natural
lied citizens, but the nativc-born citizens, who
will dciest these contracted opinions. and these
foul CoalitionS-and Offices bartered away, 10
purchase votes for Henry CLAY
The New York Herald SAYS there was 10 have
been great meeting ut tbc Natives last night ut
New York. Ia determine some course OF action.
The intriguing Wings are eggin. them on-but
the Herald says there is likely 10 b. a good deal
OF difficulty about this uniun. Amongst the Ma
tives good deal Indifference otopnion exists re-
speeding the claims otshe Presidential candidates.
But, We suppose, we shall have AT The mcelinSon
Friday fair discussion of the merits oil Mr. Polk
and Mr.. Clay Let us have this, by Ill means"
The Herald also states, that there was rather
warm debate in the Wing General Committee in
relation TO the abandonment of their own tickets
and the adoption OF those of the natives or the
condition Of the natives going for Mr.. Clay. In
the midst of the debate, .dr. Fish, one OF the
Wing candidates, entered the building, and on
being informed of the nature Of The debate,
exhibited a proper degree Of spirit which had
some effect, for the Com miltee inall.; decided
by small majority, however, 10 postpone The
question. Thus The Committee have indicated
that although they do not officially abandon their
own candidates, yet they are going 10 do il in de
tail There can he no doubt of this The Wing
candidates ofthe city will be more dreadfuy
duped, humhugged, deceived and insnlted than
even Morris Franklin was last SPRING
Noble party, these Wings are