Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

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the following article clipped from The Pittsburgh
Gazette (W!ig) Of Arrl Is, 1871. The prophe-
q is being fulfilled w believe This Wing Edi-
tor when lie says: '.HayJ mr. words-@cfat irW
continue 10 foiiom tic pHig Pdrr IS ha" as
III mn CiQg IS H,f Coadtia,c FIR Me Pr'Nd,Hcg
/ Mr. Clay never can he Piesi.'cm-,iie people will
rapudiale that man who III ISL opposed Bank
oi the United States as an Institution unconSiu-
,ional. incXpcGicni and dangerous To- tie Liberties
al the country. and who ;tiac Extra Session lried
10 iasten an immense paper institution uron The
Couniry-wbo declared tat he would rather war
pc.tlcncc and famine, should oycrWhclm Us,
Than that a Military Chriiain should bc elected
President Of these Unicd States, and who, in
1910 assisted with all his M htand main 20 elect 4
Military Chci,an-who voted for J. q. Adams
a. President, against tie known will 81 The people
Of Kentucky, and accepted the place o. Secretary
of State IA his rcwan!-l:ho proposed, carried
through, and promised o abide h. he Compro-
mise ! cl, and was the inst 10 violate ii--who de-
ciiEcd visiting Indiana tciorc tie election in
isl3 On the ground that he might he charged
with clcctonccrins for himscii-bur who, i'll the
Spring of 1911, had PARTICULAR PRIVATE bust
ness 10 arrange in New Orleans, Alabama. North
Carolina, and in Virginia a week before. ana
during the last Spring Elections and in w ashinG-
ton of course >oT io be- in readiness Tor the great
Baltimore Convention in MAY last and who
wss the grca, advocate OF that great National Re-
puliatiou Act the Bankrupt Law and who voted
against lis repeal. contrary 10 the known wishes
( oil his constituents The people will not touch
him We ask orr Wing friends To try and bear
~ against the popular cuirent-and II we beat
them in November Is bad Is they did rs in 10,
not 10 resort 10 "Ablucion Pio.s." or ;hicaicn us
with ten thousand .hayonets hris,lng in Pcnnsyl-
vania Avenue for that Slight look like IN covert
4 Il. n,t.l,, h~,.
such holy lovc for he blessed Union. could not.
Tor their own sakcs. hc guilty ot such oulrageS.-
They are 10 he bcaen-Yca, badly beaten, and
they had better ''sei their house in order
!sro.e tic I'iHN5ret Gazc1c, Alrd l5.t, lsill
Tue NV YocS CRY ErEcrioS.-As we cy-
p"ctcj. the Wings have again been defeated IN
The Civ q! New lork-wUrSe defeated than they
were last wear We say. ctpeeicd, and the
/ reason on which our expectations were founded,
was the mixing m Of HHrV Cldg with the con-
lest. Ms aamcalrngi has jccA IN omea ofdcfeai
and We hclievc wN h. while h. is pushed for
ward as n candidate for the Presidency oil the
United States. Thousands of the best men in
The land who if they vote 1t all, vote the Wing
ticket ,riR acrcr ro'c foc Hcaiy Clny. 7-l'Mark
oar words. DEFEAT will continue 10 follow the
I Whia raiy. IS long as Ilcnry Clay is their can
dijac foy President: For some days previous
10 the election, the Wing papers sounded The toe
sn--lor HnrV C!0g, vote for Umy ChV,-
( This CLAY dcica; has, been most overwhelming.
! The 4 nclcan says the majority for Morris (Lo-
coy will probably exceed Ere honmad!! Oh:
wien will the Wing party learn wis ION oEd
1 ceoSe 10 onSasc liz MORAL FEELINGS Of he commit
min. Let the Loco Focos support whom they
will-slayeholcrs mason>, duelists ard what not,
but let The Wing party take higher ground, or
victory will never again perch ON lis banner.