Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
THE HOPES AND HuMsCGs OF THE FgDs

! "A
omphment to the eloquence and force with hs4
George Finbugh, ECO, addressed The numer,r, 1
sembly. Is it possible that Mr Broaddus the e. -
candidate Of the county, sh0uld in replying 70 =
hugh, have had the mcdes,y 10 assert, that Van p
vas, and Clay was not. IN favor OF a hoh p,o,,,,,
! TurF-that The Democrats were the Federal nh
Feds of course Qrom Clay down 70 Btoadtus, Vs.. '
Simon Pure Democrats Possible, my dear s s.'
this IS Tie last invented humbug o! the day TIA.
gular fart oil their actlcs-taught them BY that nos
Greet ugleman Of the r. Wing But the ,r,cE ,r'
not succeed. Our champions are in the field eYnos.
their munmerIes in all directions TIE F4o.s
Sangwhangers are trying the old anmbugs Of 90 ~b..
these guns are rusty, and worn out-their CID ann,
ni,ion omos, exhausted The los. 900 Slancin, Anu
refuse 10 frh, with any sort Of lorce-the free no.
vote, and The tree negro evidence, stripped or 49,
attractlon,he gold spoons are worn out the ,,,
position of Mr. Van Buren, was about 10 be So I'D o".
agan-bu MIR. Stone, of the New York Comma.n ~,
thougha wing, has come forward Ike an honest man h,
do justice 10 Mr. Van Buren, See tie very n,s, 49,
de velopmsnts in our last Tuesdays papet}-Tbo, ~
Will not fight much longer and even tie VERY ,c.
rate "reminiscences OF citizen Gfiswolds boyisb rs.
! viii not now avail hun. In a word the Old so.:.
the Feds in 40, (got up a, that time like CANDID a.;
honest pohhcans) are stale, ard rather The wc,sa T.,
wear. They must JabricQte new humbuns and a.
other arms, # any they have. They have any av,I
able materials 10 work up Hence driven t,ther w,.
ends-they are ircmping up those beautiful paradox.
OF a high Tariff making low prces-the home narke,
the glorious. unparalleled discovery about which ~
Richmond Wing SO modeslly says, that 80 much NJ.
apprehension has hitherto preya,led)-thal re sre N.
Feds, and they are the Democra's--tha il is Sir. Z
who was the friend of The high Tarii MT the asocer
Henry Ciay-that the National Bank IS Democr,,.c
measure, with other Ike assertions WHICH cnu,fadc,
NIL The "fecoFds of history, and battle almcs, The,
honest policy OF 1910, 10 repeat with any sort OF face
But these assertions along with the eNr.
vngance Of Mr.. V. Buren, ddminslration) can scare
ly "fret their busy hour upon the stage" Dor cha.
pons are IN the td, to put down these reptile asse.
lions, as fast as they spring up The Federal guns
be spiked, one by one, and The Federal Slangwhanst,
will be hIssed off the stage, with all their auGacty
assertion. Unless the Federal Attorneys are suggIcs
WITH new cases ndrepor's, they wlll be run aCr,ut
for '.lack OF argument" Forlunaelr two Of the Sw
mecenares have III 10 assist the regular soldier.
| The tneran, Orators, (Bear and Mo.eley) are Esre
received i'll the Club House on "Wednesday nsa,
with all due honors What n fororn hope are tn:
| There some Little excuse for their brinrinc II,
MEL Webster here in lSi0 10 teach Us p7i!ics Fl.
man of pretensions, and Of gan, intellect
But 10 bring these two coarse and ignorant slrgwh han,
ers upon the Old Dominion, al the way from the Bank.
Of the Ohio, TO lecture as, he proudesl Stale IN a IL,
Union on pOltcS-why, what disgrace the o.;
ty who condescends 10 employ them There millt b
some (litle) excuse, as the "R'pnbcan Sentinel sly.
for the pompous reception of Daniel Webster in 0ccjt
1870 Though he came among Us under false peieHse,
for the purpose Of carrying their aa,i-Newionia
principles of lS40-hough he came with ma,s upoa
his face, and the fiction of Jeicrsonian Republican
upon his lips vet is there something in tie uaGe @.
Daniel Webster that throws attraction around t. T.
splcndor Of his genius almost conccals the >co,te.
Of his principles. There is p2wer around the N.
gician-a power Of thought, and power Of langgas
an extent of experience and brilliancy OF repu;ai
which partially conceas the audacity of bringm, Z
WI orJ IN llp
our Capitol under an October sun, upon the polite
principles OF the Old Dominion We are proud pear-
and our vanity has persuaded Us, that politics
frfe Jefferson was ours-Madlson was Ours the H.
rvs the Lees tho Randophs, the Barhours. the Mao
the Roanes, the Nicholases, the Bands the Gregoe1
host Of Others, all ours We boast OF them more
the besotted parasites of European m0narchIcs boast
the pride Of heraldry the pomp OF poem Eu,
bring these two coarse and madc.uP Downs 20
tighten us about rights our dultes, i, indeed
bad It is an insult 10 the Intelligence Of tie Old
minion 10 inp9r from the borders Of the Ohio two
inerant Bu.oon>, 10 teach rr@t1inaS their tue Prs
pies These men DO not, from their talents,
hirh considerations, deserve the favor OF tie pg.
and certainty much less the smiles OF the LGds,
this indeed, d part OF that ''perfect organzaou
which they expect to carry the Stale But here 't
are-in the full flower Of humbuggery-and We
spectfully advise the Elecor associates and Others
draw upon their friends, IN order 10 replensa ~ 4
empty Golfers of course, we do mean money
there the boot IS the other leg)enl;s their seiy
FOR The war carry them on their grand rounds Z. II
get them to relieve the present Federal O'atois f.
the quandary in which they find themselves enanl-
Perhaps Seldom, ard Scott, and Braxton, ard -
&c, &c, may not condescend 10 reply 10 the y
and Pump -boref-and thus, they may claim lhe del.
their own.
LIT The Clay Club make as much Of tins cay
as they can for The Spring Election. The eXamp, Il
New Orleans must satisfy them, that Nj Cay
wi.l moi avail them, they expected. Cesar Can
longer say, 'Yon carry me and ny fortunes Nj
playing off his machinery upon New Ofrans, the
domltable Democracy up IN the Crescent
and sealed the fate of Whiggery. Scarcely had "
Clay lett the city in triumph, before the shoa'
their victory reached has ears.