Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30

Gentlemen: feel II my duty 10 warn rol
| against this humhug OF Dsunion raised b. th'
Wing Party. briicvr il is their object 10 MAX,
capital ont OF it by unfair means. For instance
/ | know it to he Il fact, that h. T. Daniel has is
sued circulars or private letters (mpriel Pltca,.
anil ConfdcMtiaD 10 the Presidents of the rcspcc
liz. Clay Clubs throughout Virginia, calling ou
chem 10 have Wing meetings held in their re-
>pcctvc counties responding to the resolutions
that were passed by the Clay Club OF Richmond
or such expression OF opinion rs will show tkci,
opposition 10 a DiSunion Convention; thereby
producing the impression, that the meetings ale
the spontaneous ou,buisl OF public opinion, when,
III fact they are OILY meetings got up 10 urler---
The circular also states. that Green Of Kcntuck;
is al Washington to forward documents free Of
charge 10 Richmond, 10 he scnt To liticlcat parts
of the Stale and 10 such persons - NAV he named
by the members Of The Clay CLUB, WHO are de-
sired to furnish names from the poll books of
1910. Iou have made them ashamed al their
Disunion hlnnhug. and they are Bow issuing Dri-
vale orders Ia get np meetings, and then pretend,
that il is the people who are coming 10 their l.s-
cue when, III fact il is cnlv The response oi white
Charlcys 10 their private and coniidcEtiii orders.
But enough '"
Grhe above letter confirms what we have all
alon" charged 10 be the fact. The Clay leaders oi
Richmond, alarmed aihe sweeping torrent oi pub
lie opinion on the vital question at TcXas--con-
S.ious thai the abandonment o the hcst interests OF
the Union and ,lic Suuhhy Mr.. Clay, 10 propitiatc
III rapidly >We.lia" number al The 'lic Abolition
lis. had gwen fatal blow Ia N'llg9cIv IT toe
Soulh-tticicd heir humhug otdisI.nun, charged
the whole Polk palty" with having ';cela-
td i'll favor Of ds;,nion," and according 10 The
reliable Information aao:c have despatched ~Nrd
circulars L. The Presidents oil th. different Clay
Clubs, arging them 10 eei mp meetings, ard 10 @a-
nnfacilDc h ordcr public sentiment. This caps
the climax of E,lly ANA Ge*icraon-and closes the
sccne o one Of the most ridcnou, spectacle, That
any parry ever exhibited. Why 90 not these fer
yid zeaors OF the Union dcnouGce their leading
Whig friends OF the Nor.h, whoa nor coaXing
the Aholi;ioni>ts into the supporter Henry Clay!
WHY Gothcy nc, cvcl their SiiaiiSa tGo. ScWafdo t
y. y. who prcclanS thu, 'the Wings have come
uPto the ground oil tn ircn,l> ot emancipation
and iha; negro emancipation is anon" the grca,
works Ia which tint ,jan'y is dcvocd;' aid nj
VIM Siadc the Wing candidate for Governor oI
Vermont. who maintains that The Wings, 'hc-
sides their advocacy oi the measures 10 which
they have long been committed, are, 10 ait present,
p,aciicai purpose IL. !rnc Lijsny Par!R' q aho-
iilionism calls Itself in Vermont! Do hot these
Clay Club leaders knox, that the moncr, the
Abolition party commence carrying into execution
their practical purpo>,." The knc!l Of The Union
is sounded? And ycl, The thunder of The wrath
of Inc Clay Club leaders sleeps harmless lor thee
Wing fanatics OF the North. the AMY D.Sra'"A-
ISIS in Nit coaai,g--and they hurl their weapons
against The whole Democratic party. bccau.e
Far spirit, in Il single district Of South Carolina
transcend Ee bounds OF moderation, and advocate
measures, which the Democratic party warAly
oppose.
We suspected some such secret game rs i sha-
lowed forth by our correspondent, when We saw
The Clay leaders here calling for he names OF The
Presidents of the Clay Clubs. The trick is now
exposed and will react upon the SIP aSiaors.-
The proceedings OF the Wings o! Tic coaat'N,
pompou>ly paraded a. sustaining the ci:y Wings,
will now he properly understood as the fruits OF :;
secret movement from head quarters, aud The
grra, public will know now 10 appreciate the
tiick.
Letthc Wing leaders cleanse their hands from
the stain of welcoming 10 the hospitality OF Viz
ginia John Quincy Adams, the Abolitonisi, and
the leader Of the DSaHioaiSiS--let them denouncc
the movements Of their Wing brethren 81 The
North in wooing and propiliatn@ The Abolition
lists into The support oi Clay--let them hurl their
anatil"na> against the W hig headers oithc North,
vino have proclaimed that the Annexation ol
Texas would not only result ill., bul would jaaitN
Il diSN,tatiaa NJ Me Taion--ct them do IN this
before lhcy SIT themselves mp - censois oil manu-
EaCinycd movements in the South, and involve in
one common charge Of d>union the Democratic
Party wh1 have always .NhM 0ad .Souti. proved
themselves 10 bc the best friends of tie Union
We ppLiicig call upon the Democrats Of tho conn
lry To come forward and in all :aeir strength and
pride ot innocence. 10 rcpcl Tie char@c--to cX
press their opinion of the course q! the Clay
Club leaders in auemplin@t 10 pu. down Tie sacred
right Of Fgeemen pcaccab; 10 assemble and de-
libera,e upon national Interests and 10 den0ulcc
the movements OF the Wing leaders OF the Moth
the only Disun;u:isi>, vino alc coaNing The 4 To-
iitiouists into he suppo. oi Henry CIay--and
declare that a dissolution OF the Union will follow
the Annexation oi Texas.
as 10 The course Of The Clay Club in this City,
we have, Il, this time, little TO say. The sole
author' Of The Report and Resolutions is welcome
10 I'll Tie honor which h. may claim from the
Humhug Let another distinguished Wing praise
him il /. plcase> Tor the Ingenuity h. has shown
in making the most oilhe H0mLu. Of Disunion,"
Gas liz called ill., We aspire 10 70 such disnc
ton We envy neither the Ingenuity which
wo,.!i gct Up The original Ilunbug, nor tie dip
tomato a,lruiincsS which would get up this Phi
vatc and Confidential Circular.
As 10 The exercise of the ranking privilege by
Mr. Willis Green o.. Kentucky, (Ir. Clay's
right hand mani We have head COOL dell
\ stGunch Dcnocra, in Hanover received t'ri"
Whig documents, under The frank II Mr. Gir'cn
and ntade Le8fre 81 H,m. We have nothing 10
i;aI an tina, head.