Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

rrohibitcry policy, b. these lavish Wing prcmi
scs" Of riches by the rendered bride Of capital
finding lis way into Virginia and the city Of Rich
monti ana LARGE investments beng made in rear
inp M manufactures there" Our farmers wish
n. whole world for market. They are not
"soil enough" 10 agree 10 bc taxed heavily AMI,
AT the same time, 10 be restricted TO narrow mar
ket which few manufacturers may furnish i1r
their proucc, with is reduced and falling prices
A NEW EDITION or An OLD HUMBCG,
The "Erish Gold' Eoorback has been 50
thoroughly killed, leaving lis authors and circu-
:t0r> in the mos. ludicFou> position tha, The Wing
leaders are forced 10 fall hacl. upon the cIy Of
"Disunion and attempt to 9aI:aniz. lis diy car
case into little animation. Mondays Wang
pub!is hes second letter from il SCilhcaicj and
crcdu,ous Charleston Correspondent, in which he
icrrctS ont another Gunpowdcr Plot and. like the
Goose in the Roman Capitol. gives the alarm Of
new designs agains; toe Union Of The States
Hear what he says
"Thc position here Of the extreme Soufhcrn
wing. and NAV hot add. the iag-end of The great
English Loco t'oco Tory Parts, j. truly curious.
II is now openly proclaimed, that ii Polk is elect
ed tic PycStGem Calhoun will remain init TIE, ard
do the ,ro,t ri nc cfecutioaer. and they seem
here to chuckc much over the advantage it is to
confer on them They ow ioa& o2ntie, That M.p
ir,N matte Free 1'fGdc end annexation an act Of
compalsi0a on the part of the Congress under
Polk n. tIcV wN to2ec ite GicrHatirc unlH nc
couniru. n a Dissolution # thc .Sa,fs. | never
have known mere iRiaroEs game than is play
ing now hv the Pcit Party mere; anl cannot
help thinking, have undcra.cd The Democrats
OF The Old Dominion, il they will vote Tor Polk.
IHc ca,.sc II tn Disaaioa Par'e h7e snPrGfi1e
Po't is thai II ,riD f4ror tier scheme II Dtsaalor;
that his election will throw the Army and Navy
into their hands, and they thus can b. able 10
force the people TO take Texas and British Free
Trade, or the alternative, OF Dissolution Of The
Union"
We take the writer al His word, and We do ri
dicule the whole story as most silly creation OF
a weak mind. Ifsuch fatal blow Il the Union
be in conlcmplation il i likely that the Demo
crats here should have some linking of IL. But
we are entirely ignorant OF any such a|!u
plots and We leave !. 10 all sensible men ~
decide, it, on the very face Of this letter. there is
noi enough 10 reue the whole fabrication. A.
10 Il Southern Convention. with I vew 10 TIE
formation OF Southern Coniederacy, We have
already expressed our opinion, ard now clnfhail-
cally repeat il. Il Convention hc proposed Al
all, We are not for ore HAT Is Southern or SOC
tional, BIT for free General Convention, com
posed OF the delegates vt tie people 0! all The
States.
If there does exist a plot 10 dissolve the Union,
OF course John H. Peasants. the Senior Editor
OF tic Wing who was once IN av0wct D!>Un-
ioni> will be engaged in il. i 1t not ridiculous,
that this Editor, vito has confessed himself 10
nave been gully OF The grievou, sin ct Disun-
ion, should now publish and endorse such ground
less stories oi plots ana machinaIious against the
Union? The people Of Virginia are net foolish
enough to vote Tor CLAY though cantinc l.Gitor.
himself Disunon>l, should preach up 4 cru
SIDE against Col Polk from his habriratcd plots
against the Union This oj humbu. j, too stale
10 make any capital for Clay This late day. Try
ano!her Ecorback.