Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

a EltF ny any otleI HHWc ToHt0 Sh''h Us S"ttt.
The present Wing party have iongh, under va
ir:ious banners; hui, at hea,;, they have always
beer Fcderalis,s OF the original dye. To suit the
changing events oil our counlrys history, they
have assumed every variety Of pames and insis-
nia--as Fcjeraiis,S, Hartford Convention men,
National Republicans, Wings, Democratic Wings,
Democratic Republican Wings, Gin these Two
eases siealin. our names, but leaving our princi-
pies ,upiourhed, Coops and Clay Nhiss-lhey
have successfully prosecuted new phases IN he po-
lilicai Kaleidoscope. But in every nsta nee the
people have seen the clqyen foot pfo;ruding it.
self rom under leir DISCUSSES, and have signal
ly lclultd their decepions.
Now, it seems, that the Clay Wings in ihc city
of New York, despairing OF success, have sur
rendered their own candidates for Congress- Phu'-
nix and Williams, and pledged themselves 10 sup
port the Native candidates thereby attempting 10
carry out shameless coalition, which, in Phia-
delpla lhro' the virtue and tlrmness OF the Demo
cratic Natives, so aignally failed. Moreover. the;
their faithful, worthy and beloved Representative,
Phoenix" (Whig) in spite Of this wihdrawalin
favor Of the VIII; Native candidate" They
have thus, not only rudely discarded their own
ataaf hfnl, worthy and beloved" Wing candidates,
to bargain with the Natives Tor their Support Of
Henry Clay, {wilu seems to flourish in "eo-
'hlitions" aione,) but they have actually thrust
aside their deceptive name a'"Whigs," and
been chrislehed with The newiname of 'tArneri-
can Republicans" They chhnge every day. to
deceivc the people andto oaichvotes hui we hope
that The Democracy ofaNew York have ALREADY
punished them severely for their new tricks aDd
dcccrtions:' We shall no, venture an epinion as
tbthe result of the exciting election in \. York
CITY; the returns under our postscript head will
solve all dffculte. and'calculalions. We have
however, an abiding confidence that ihe virtue
and good sense oi"lhe people will promptly and
l'effectiaiy PIT down the noyious schemes of the
Wings, under whatever flag they may sail, under
whatever false name Trey may coalescc and rail-
N. ITO show the origin Of the new BAPTISM We
duole from Tuesdays N. Y:IIerald: -.
pa aAtoLlrIox Axn FlNAL EX-i*cr,5v OF TuE
WING PaRTYt-THc Courier md ltnguire7' of
ytestefclay mcrnhg-a Journal which first oificia-
ted at The birth and BAPTISM Of the Wing party,
has now, after a Somewhat cventful existence Of
a few yea rs-pson0unce the funeral Grafton over
the remains OF thai Organization, and Screamed n
sort of requiem over its grave, in long nantes
TO- giving up every thing, and going over, bag and
baggage, 10 The American Republicans Here is
an extract from the long manifesto 10 which we
allude:
eve Of course speak for ourselves 6ny;'bul
there is nodoubt that IRa mile fGfij MatMc WIN"
pqrtb cnsbraecS he iatchgsnee patriotism fths
7 eoualrH II tordiaH9reSboa2S 10 NE cdH 6fiic Ame-
riean Republican ParfH now that it is livcsed OF
! its proscripive. character, The HFieS arc, IN
goiat Of f,ei NE legitimate A5tvitdn Republicans,
because they struggle at all times and on all oc-
casions, TO shstaih'lhe great principles which can
alone secure TO the couhtry prosperity, and 10 Our
institutions permanency and respect II is 10
| THE w 1lGS, ahereforn, and To no other party
that those who denomnae themselves The Ameri-
can Republican Party, turn in their appeal for
aid. And where else should they turn? With
whom else should they vote ! From what other
party can they expec, aid or sympathy Is not
The Locofoco Parry pledged, soul and body, against
every great National measure and above all
against any Interference with the existing Natu-
ralzatim Laws? To vote for thai party, or any
OF, its candidates, would indeed be suicidal i
Hal hal ha! And. these are The sentiments
which our ancien, friend and pistol, Col Webb
saws he has secretly maintained for fifteen. Years
past. and now, for The first time dyuiscs them 10
The public. a mares nest truly We'll. then
the whole mater is now settled. There will
hereafter be no "Whis Party" in this Country
I, will in future be The american Democrats
on one side and tie american Republicans on
the other; The latter possessing principles and ee
ments which will in al! probability, lead them to
The same results as characterized The old Federal
Republicans. IN :. , -, -