Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

such wild assertions as these, why all that We
can say is. a. Sterne did, 1--WE make ii a rule ne
yer 10 argue with one of that family"-Gnd We
most respectfully leave them in possession Of The
field of halllc This is the last time that We shall
hone 10 SILVER lance with the Compiler.
The Compiler is also pleased 10 bring up some
Struggling extracts from the newspapers Of the dav
in an unayaiing attempt show, "thai is The De-
mocrats who are using their best efforts 10 win over
the Liberty people. by prcjudicing Clay and the
Wings with them suppose the Compiler had
met with few such isolated facts ON that side
what them fought 10 know, a. well as we do.
thai il is not everv swallow that makes the sum
mer. L., few facts. however fail in establishments
own proposition. Birney, whom it brings up again,
has denied in black and white, that he is iavora-
bic either 10 Polk OF Clay. The extract il quotes
from the "Bos,on Morning Chronicle" is contra
dic,ed hv the recorded fact, that more oi The w hlS
members ot Congress are III favor Of the heoii-
iionis.s than the Democrats a!c-and We predict
withou; the s!ighics; hazard OF being eoniradicled
by the event that itescr the majority oil Congress
should consis, of Wing members of the North
then every barrier, which the DIST rule can pre-
sent will bc Immediately thrown down. II is
very Obvious. indeed. that the Abolition paper
from which The Compiler quotes is Birney pa
is the swallow--ior the great mass Of Adolf
ton papers is in favor Of Henry Clay. and
against Texas and the South. Our neishlor
docs conirive 10 squeeze out another autlu-
rity in support Of lis paradox-and that is
an address from a Liberty party in Ohio
who ale probably the friends OF Bimcy.-
But against these isolated facts we quote the
strong stream otClars leading friends in the NORTH
who are. suing bv every species OF address ard con-
trivancc coalition with the Aboliton>ts Can
any man read The speeches and letters OF Seward,
OF Reed. OF i,aridan. oil he Go.-likc Daniel him
self. and of Ca>sus NJ Clay and others, in 4
thousand iolmS, without seeing how anNiously
this Northern conservative party IS rushing 10
the embraces OF Federalism. They know indeed
that unless Henry Clay gets The Abolition vote OF
New York or of some o.her in>ldiou> Coalition,
he stands no chance ot success. His friends nave
effected partial union with the Abolltoni>t> OF
Ohio, and il they have Just carried t5at State by
very mcagre majority. they are indebted iol their
success 10 their Abolition Conlederaic>. Glddln2>
rode over Ohio addressing the People, ana scatter
ng his iEccndlary pamphlets among them toi
which ne have furnished already some startling
extract>l We publish Letter from a most intel
igcnt Correspondent OF Wheeling, stating The fact
Of the Wing Coalition:
10 thc EdifmE ri ne Epgfrfr:
w
The present indications from ONO are, that
she has gone for the Whics; but, what Is most
singular in this matter. that So lar rs We have re
,uns from there, is. that there has been perfect
and almost entire anton Of the Wing and Adolf
lion parties. The amaIsama,icn-ihe marriage
has been complete. The che has surrendered
without blush, or any symptom OF revulSion, to
the embraces OF the other This has been
systematic sam, for The deception OF such OF our
Democratic friends Is have adopted the crude
sentiments, Of a ial-c philanthropy: they have
been 50 far tlickcd into the support Of the Adolf
ton ticket: while the Whi@> with an unanimiiy
that surprises every one, have voted their old
ticket. On the day oithe election, hi@ LADY
from Ohio. called at nv house: ! expressed To
her nv establishment in a familiar and Joco>e
STYLE that she did not remain at home to Vote on
that or AT least To ccciionccr for her ticket. She
replied seriously that her friends and acqnant-
anccs were all A!oli,on>,>: that a> they were
going To support their own ticket. they would IN
lure the Wing cause And Yet the returns OF the
polls show that these men voted in solid column
for the WIG party From this and other cir
cumsiances tran>prin. in the border portion oi
Ohio. near MS am satisfied. that there was q
systematic and organized arrangement Tor Inc
VIII. AhollioniS,S 70 vote the Coon ticket MY
own impression low. i. that you have The worst
better: Of this you can iuJ.c a. the mail which
will carry Won ihi> letter tomorrow morning VIII
take YOU additional information 10 that from
which now have.
We have before us, a. part Of he general
.y,tem of tactics, the address OF The Liberty men
in Ohio (nos; OF them who 20 for Clay, and not
Tor Birncy) in the columns OF the Cincinnati Ga
zciic, the most influential paper III Ohio
We have also before us some strong and stir
ring appeals from the Boston Courier (Whi@) Of
this month calling upon the Liberty party TO ahan-
don Brnev ard 20 tor Clay. We lay before our
readers the following scrap, too, from the last y
York American C Kings Wing JonlnalE
"THr LIBERTY P,RrY.--Thc honest men in the
Liberty parry ranks are las, coming over TO
CLAY. The ALBANY Atlas contains letter
signed IL individuals in Franklin, Norfolk Co.
" who have hitherto been Tor Biruey, who declare
" their intention ct voting for Clay. We say 10
:. others, 90 and do likewise
liz a,d do W.rnc-Ycs, and the Wing ring
leaders Of the North are irving all they can. 10
make them Do likewise. The New York He
raid is pointing olt the tactics by which the WHY'S
are TO heat u>, in New York-;nd that i. BY an
insidious Coalition with The Natvsi> in the city,
and the Aboli,;onisS in the interior. hear him
If therefore The Wings abandon ali their own
Congressional Senatorial and Legislative tickets,
al the approaching election. and make bargain
with the "Nai:e>.' SO that the latter will be
bound hy the terms of The contract to vote Tor the
Wing Presidential candidate. they mar te able
To cany this city hy a large majority. The
Whigs can easily abandon their own principles
and assume all tie principles oi the Natives
and every thing else because there is no chance
in the world oil the Wings getting any Of the Irish
votes Notwithstanding Horace Greelcys famous
u, I.r.
manv Hail Then with respect la ihe interior
and Western portions ofthe State of New York
the Wings. through the agency OF Thurlow
Weed. might abandon their own tickets and
strike similar bargain with the .iboli;ioni>is.--
There is no difficulty in thi- Ii is jus! as easy 10
adop, principles in oae case a in The other II
the Wings could only do his, then all would he
snug. We wish them prosperity out .! kindness
for onr Wing friends: and expect them To 90 i'm
mediatey into the market and do the best they can
To make all their arrangements and il possible /
to purchase up the native stock AID abolition .
stock. IN time a they do i'll Wall street with .
fancy stocks.
We are aware that the latter plot is in asiia-
,ion-and the facts stated in Ill anc'c Ia Sat
iriay'S Globe. show how bu>ily Ex-Governor
Seward is carving it ON. We shall not he sur
priscd 10 see the Wings preparing 10 share the
ioaves and fishes with the MISUNDERSTANDING
their own Congressional candidates, and taking
up with the Ahoitioni>ts-or making their own
pledge themselves 10 tic Aholitioni>>,
10 90 with them in Congrc>s-on condition that /
they vote for Clay. And how then will the South
feel. when she secs President toisled on her by
S,ch Coaition-ant measures. hostile 10 her
best Interests, following like all Hi in his !
Train !
THE MAN OF LETTERS"
Or, "IHC Compic'e Lelo-rrdor.'
The Boston Morning Post exhibits the various
phases presented by Mr. Claws iou! letters. upon
rexas--ard attributes to him tire fcoS. The
Posi- had ne. then seen the TWO last letters recently