Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
RICHMOND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, November s'
THE PANIC MAKERS.

THE PANIC MAKERS.
w. rcioice that the Democratic and neutral
n,os. every where have treated with proper III
dienalion and ridicule the slarlng efforts OF Tue
leaders OF the defeated Wing party, 10 get up pa
MICS and TO realize the evils which they PrtdtcieG
uoulJ follow the election OF the Democratic can
ddares. We rejoice, moreover that, WIN d SIN
Gle reception this most ilagtIous atienpl 10 as
turb the whole relations OF communities nnS nccn
confined To the States North us. In Virginia
and the South, The whole people Democrats anu
Wings are too generous and hish-soniea 10 sho"
the smallest favor towards those individuals, VINO
TO crafty their ill-conceaied mof,'lica,ioh am; anu
shirt of revenge or TO make good their ill-bodns
va,icinalions Of ruin, would sacrifice even Their
own friends and their country. we have now be-
fore us extracts from numerous Democratic
journals Ia the North; they all exhibit Tue same
striking fact that ~ il by concerted move, inc
Wings have raised the cry Of panic, and. what
is worse, have done all they could 10 generate
and increase the alarm hy The miserable prosciip-
lion of men, who had the hrmness 10 vote iheir
Democratic sentiments. In Wheeling, fhila-
drlphia, New York Hudson, Newark. Baltimore,
Buffalo Providence, and Pi;isburg the Demo
cratic press cite slaring instances. and unite III
condemning the prescription OF Democrats Tor
their political independence.
The Philadelphia Forum, published by the
notorious pipe-laycr, Bella badger, ullers Inc iol-
lowing disgrace!ul sentiment:
But 10 come directly 10 the point, We rejoice
that our Viii. friends are diScharsIny those who
have voted for a man who is pledged To repeal lie
tariff and PROSTATE their business! II Is right
that they should do So and We trust that the same
cours, will be- pursued throughout The Union
We have already explained The tac,iuns mo-
lives OF such lilcraI and shor-sish;ed policy,
and argued that, were The Democrats male Of
"such stuff aud disposed 10 retaiiaic, they might
easily wreak hei. full vengeance upon their ma
licious opponents, and, at the same time reap
rich benefits for themselves. The following
from the New York Aurora, points out how the
Republicans could al once apply corrective TO
the misguided conduct o! some of the Northern
panic makers ard liberal politicians.
"PRoscnlrTfox.-W find the following in the
Hartford Times:
IN O. Kellogg Esq, 4 manufacturer Of the
town of Vernon, and the Wing Elector Tor his
district, last week withdrew the sale OF his goods
from the commission house in this city which had
ior wears acted a. his agent, for the avowed rea
son tha, they are Democrats, admitting AT the
same time that he was entirely satisfied with the
manner in which this house had transacted bust
ness Tor him. but they did not think the hest In
terc>s of the country would be promoted by The
election Of Henry CLAY So thinking The gentle
men OF his firm did moi, and could not, support
Mr. Clay aud Mr.. kellogg. the Wing Ecclor,
transferred the sale OF his goods. the kellogg
Jeans 10 another house.
"A nhoush Mr.. Kellogg is the chosen l.lector OF
the Wings we do moi bold the whole OF that party
responsible for his acis-indeed, many OF them
hold his conduct i'll such detesaion, that they
could never again GET their votes for any Office.
As regards ne manufacturers OF which he Is one,
We know ,ha! many. probably most o! them, View
his conduct with loalhing and disgust. for they
have the sa@aciiy 10 perceive, that :. course OF
c0n,:ut, like THIS would Graw upon them the in
dgn;.lan Of The whole country
II Ike a great many other men Mr.. kcilogg
las over>hul the mark He will find that his ILL
bera and Infamous conduct can te punished and
severely too. lIr viii find that lee can he met hy
a blow II thai pan where his soul, il indeed he
have one. lies lie eau receive an attack in his
pock~
9TH Kellogg leans are 4 common, coarse
cloth worn some li'!!e b. poor men al The North.
and farmers at lie West. bu, atc most purchased
hy tie Ilan,cr. al The South for the slaves. Neir
GOOD. rsss rnE WORD AROUND LET ouR DE-
Mncasr;c BRETHREN ~ 1nE NoGrn, v EST ANh
S,uutn REFUSE ~ PURCHASE a%r or THE II ELo"G
Jrt<Sr PEos, an. fu!: rRo>cRlPEEs
En-. We tru.li;iai lhe ;c;olious Democracy viii
con,,nu. /, ,ur>ue Tia, moderation and literally
OF rc!ir@ and Of action towards their hi9 hielh-
rem. vh.ch have crowned their triumph They
loun wash confident hope, 10 The good sense ;hd
yi.,uc OF The people 10 put down those enemies oi
public re3ce End prosperity, who prelcrio 1--we III
cxcilcm, NJ, rc.ari!c>s of the interests OF Their
ncig5uts vi the wcll-beirg Of The community
that tn'craies them Already we see bright sign
OF The passing away OF the commercial storm
which the ,!i.ahccicd Wing leaders had, in vain
>lriven 10 swell into size The Northern papers
inform us thai Tie STOCKS. which had encountered
q temporary depression in consequence of the too
sudien removal of the Government dcposi,eS have
become firm aud have, some o! them. zone mp he
yond their former value. The New York Herald
say:
"ro an convcr<an, with The real prospects OF
The ro,Il,,rv-,hc position The Sanks-commer-
cial and manufacturing operations in general,
this aue,npi Ia produce 4 panic must appear Sill
prcmcly ridiculous This country was never in
such prosperous state a. al this moment. A
few political manufacturers, or political specula
tors who held oul Inducements 10 their workmen
10 vote for Mr.. Clay, on the ground oil scheme
never seriously intended, NAV talk Of abandoning
these enterprises but all really engaged in the
manufacturing and commercial Interests OF the
country are quite aware OF The bright prospects
ahead. ami laugh al the predictions OF fancy stock
lobherS.
The New York Tribune. (Whie,) has the fol-
loving sensible view, which does il much credit.
We warmly recommend il 10 some Of our Wing
contemporaries
"lhcrc is another large class who indulge in
q reckless feeling as if all were lost--as if there
was no use in Struggling against wrong and for
the welfare OF the people. They care not what
bclalls us if il but teach the nation The folly that
has been wrought To such We would say, away
with such feelings The sword that has Smittcn
Won. cuts worst in The end with lire hack than the
edge. ard hurts worse al The handle Than al the
point. in 4 long fight.
"'rhcSc feelings we have noticed, ere not aim-
Jess and efiervescent disappearing with the dust
Of the conflict. Fixed deep in The public heart
they will strengthen with every days experience
and every days retrospect OF The past"
II is not amss here to copy an excellent jen d
esprit from the Philadelphia Spirit of The Times
called forth by The eternal croakins OF the dccciv
ed and deceiving Wing prophets
"'OuR COUNTRY IS RrISEp, SO say the Fede
raj Wings, because Mr. Polk elected One OF
the New York Sunday papers is convinced that
our commerce will be destroyed by The result OF
the election for il says, what encouragement is
there now for clam boats 10 come from Sandy
Hook and Coney Island or, for oystermcn 10
bring their cru>taceous cargoes flom Ole Wur-
einny Alas none whatever! The arm Of
Industry is paralyzed, and business completely
prosraied INDUCING in the hope of Clay's cleo
lion, we had the extravaganza 10 order dog ken
mel 10 be built, painted red, and bordercd with
sky blue; but we have been obliged 10 counter
maud the order, and The carpenter has los, the
job The country is ruined. any way you can
fix it,"
We cordially agree with the sentiments ex-
pressed By the Hartford Daily Times, in connec-
lion wi,hlhs all-engrossing topic. They deserve
10 be studied and diges,ed By every one, be he
Wing or be he Democrat
"a NoN-INTERcorRsE or PARTIEs.-We have
heard of on-iniercourse laws by nations al en-
nifty with each other. but il has remained for
members ofthe late Wing parry TO propose non
intercourse in trade and otherwise, between them
selves ani members of the Democratic parry
Such principles have been advanced, since the
result OF The election has been known, and prac-
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