Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-22
RICHMOND, VA
Monday Morning. October III.
THE NEW COALITION-Orenofcd!

estimate lis extent or is effects upon The Nolc OF
m. Emrre S;;.,e. Both parties have here, al
least, beer somewhat puzzled 10 calcalale HE ve-
locii, and the orbit Of this extraordinary Gomez ~
the ,nllica Heavens The Republicans VicWeu
i, win some surprise and Apprehension. ..; nc
Wings Iesar!cd il a. Godsend feiic', an" VIVA
hoAc. which they know not how 10 disguise
Grnn, their poltical opnoncn's The t>ew York
Herald told them, that unless The wings co!'ia
form some coalition with the Natives OF me cily'
anL. the Abolitioniss of the inferior, iney iNcS.
lose tie State and the whole election nev ic'e
,.lc importance OF Ire game, ana Inc w h,SS III
! "ll!e imperial Civ" Us Mir. Webster caiiea !!er
The other day. nave been - eagerly bei' on -
curing these new allie, il 'hI5 desperate S'"tc OF
their a fairs, that they were "liill@ !" p'l.r.
away som. seats in Congress Is well as IN IN"
: rg; .,,trrc IN, their votes in the Presidential
Election. When the signs in The city appeared 10
incline towards the contamination OF inc coa!i-
,io,, the knowing CocnS IN Richmond could Eot
disguise their Jos, and We know ihat one OF ihehi,
who is mere communicative than most oil uell,
dcclarc. Oh THURSDAY last, that ''iic work was MIR
donc-Ncw York would bc cafiieG--Mf. Cld!
wuul! be eccied-tT, The coalinh h'l"cei ue
Wigs and The Natives was now complete III
fac, we do ret believe there was an honest hi@
who would not have admitted the gIeat. III even
M. essential impnliancc II the movement, IN the
success of their cause They had tried The game
in Philadelphia and Obtained a majority ni near
Il OGO in The ely and county. whereas, we should
have received from Ia 30lD: and then the Rich
monl Viii" turns round and rates las FOL the
erroneous calculation oi ON friends, upon ma
lorily of 5000 in Pennsylvania, when II j. the
cheating and coalition OF the Wings which have
ial>iI.cd the most probable estimates. Ihey nave
been trying the same experiment IN the cry al
New York: and, therefore, Mr. Webster tells the
city, that upon her vote depended The result III e
State. anu the election Of The President. He,
loo. knew the game which was going on, and
counted upon winning the stakes by this new po-
lilica combination.
The Wings had also been openly seeking
Coalition with the Aboliloni>is every where; ANA
especially in New York and i'll Ohio. Seward
had addressed thcu-W.h>tcr lad halanSued
them. Cassils III. Clay was PLAYING the Mis-
sionary in New lork--hul The Convention oil
Utica threw vet blanket over their pfo>pecis-
Binev and GcIrit Smith remained dosScdIy o.
>linale in opposition to The schcne--nd II IS now
believed. that ma ori,y Of The 4 boliiioni>ls
wouE ho!i out against Henry Clay-and that his
fears would bc verified 1T least 50 far as New
York was concerned. Il am AFRAID (>ays he 10
his coaf5catioi friend Cassus,) You are i'm san
euiac in <Upp,Siae llIa; any considerable number
oi tie Liberty men cdn bc ,a|~ocd 10 support me
thanking HIM al. the lime ior his '.fci'ad'g pr-
poses" The Liiertv men OF New YORK stu ap-
! pear too jWJrdcticaiie 10 be come over ~ Ca>-
sius NJ Clay, OF by Seward \ Co.-ant the dis
| appointed crew are now turning upon Eirncr,
and abusing him for their eEierouS disarroinl-
meni.
The beauty Of The whole matter now i, that
these seductive woocr> ri The hhOliUrsis are
turning round and abllsin. he poor Loco FocoS,
for PLAYING their own game upon them. The
Tribune raises the cry Of Coalition between
Birnnv and tie Polk mea / he Bo>lon Courier
Che disappointed organ oil ID. Webster i> reccso-
ing the clamor-and the Coon organs ol our Cry
the Whis and the Compi!er) are joining IN the
hue and cry Patience gentlemen, i you please,
and let H. hear your proofs. We have had no
Ora.ors 10 90 upor mission Of Coalition as You
have had III Webs.cr, Seward, Reed Earl'an
and c. NJ. Cav < ca. II have not attempted
10 seluce tie Hird putty from The support o their
own candidate. Birncy-hy telling them, i,.at J..
r. Poll: would lie a better man 10 serve their rnr-
pose to defeat Inc anncyalica OF Texas, ana 10
arrest tie march OF slavery None OF these ihiiss
can be laid Ill door. Where then are Your
proo>2 Where ;hen are the proofs OF gu" m
ki"RC!
.Inlrguc! (yepS the whole pack al oncc) The
in,ri9ue> Of The Loco Focos-Why (cXclalm the
Whig and the Compilerl-have you not been
| conrtng Rirney? Have Won moi nominated him 10
seat in the Legislature Of Michigan! Has he
not declared that he more deprcca,es 'Iic election
of Mr. Clay than of Polk? In Gc name oi won
dcr>, what more do YOU ask"
Softly, gentlemen, if you please. We have
| host Of witnesses against you. oar strongest
and mos; active rrgeadcrs in the North End
! North West are attempting 10 operate upon The
| Abolitori>ts. You have Glddn.s aud Seward,
I and Webster & Co We have proofs, that your
I friends have spared no Efforts 10 propiac the
/ Abolions,s In New York, they have proposed
to share the offices in the infected District with
them or. the Wing candidates have pledged them
I selves Ia 90 against the South or lhc great QueS
ton of Abolition. petitions. AS an oii>c: 10 this
/ cloud Of authorities YOU bring upihc solitary case
of Mr. Brrcv, his nomination 10 the Lee
! si>la!nre, OF aomiao'1 AT GA,) and his decla-
| ration about Pol and Clay These are your
only proofs. VIII they hold water Nov,
! his nomination proves noihlng against us
for, vou cannot di credit ponr arm raacss, Bilnev
and he tells III that his nomination is not confined
ID either narty--but is 4 General movement OF
| both As 10 the second branch oi Your argument,
how do h;s preferences involve us ! We have
made no overiurcS 10 him, a You have done 10
The Aboilioni>ts We have promised nothing,
| Tor Mr. Polk We have never said, 'Nolc for h.m,
and he will 20 against Texas. lie will arrcst the
march of slavery" Nothing Of that sort. bu *
acil Inc contrary. II h. prefers Polk, therefore,
10 Clay, !, must lie from his own views OF The sub
ecl, ioln considerations sprinSin@ up in his own
BOSOM. Hcdcc"rcs that he sopposcd 10 both Polk
ard Clay. Yes, heGr han, d. Inc Compiler
| says.
al oppose hi, Mr. Claysl election, because he d:e
eyss tue rr"a; political truths Il brcaraiion 81 In
depentE-e the foundation ui al! just Government, and
because he repud,ars the paramount object OF the
UnIan the perpeiga,ion &c limr'r Ia al TN tie
ground oppose the ton of NJ P"la. Bat more
dcprccat- the election of Mr.. C1y-hEcarsE, rossIs
Z Pei
roNrioSatLr wEASE~ rnE i>fLrrScs of HOE Truths
os rHE MINDS OF OUR cerNrr'MrN'
The VERY reasons. TOO which the Clay press OF
tie .Sopih (nol oi the North maIkD bring up 10
show II Gays fidelity 10 The South, may const-
uc additional objections III Bincy's eyes Fer
instance. his address 10 Mendenhall in Indiana,
| in October. ISL Mr.. BirncY may believe, that
the importance of the Aboliiouis,s in the coun-
Try. OF his own Importance ;.incng them, may he
more injured by the success OF Clay than OF Polk
At all events he has his own views for whic!! the
! Repu! lican Parry cannot he held fairly account
able Whereas, the Clay Party Of the North
has spared no effort 10 win The support of the
| Abolilonisls in favor Of Mr.. Clay. To say,
| therefore that the Loco FocoS are as much ADO
itionistS as the WhiGs-or, 10 say That they have
courcd them as much for Mr.. Polk, as the Wings
have VIGOROUSLY done for Mr.. Clay, is TO fly in
the face o. the strongest evidence, and 10 hetrav
either want OF intelligence or Of honesty. The
Coon press is welcome 10 take whichever horn OF
the dilemma it prefers
The Cay parry in New Yorl, may fail, after
all in consummatng Coalition with tie Aholi-
ionsis They will, Of course, urn with tie
greater anxetv 10 The new Coalition with the
Natives Of Ire Civ. This movement is al
most as improper and shameless As The olhcr-
and vet what will not the followers of II. Clay
do, 10 secure his election? They adopt every
humhug 10 carry their poini-the Disunion hum
bug, he British Gold h,lmhus the harmless Nine
Trac,s humhuc OF this Cilv-and now thcy are
stopping 10 thai most Disgusting. and infamous,
and Insulting mumnery OF Tie Free Tradc
Bccad" Can the lowest conspirators >toop any
lever? But :: the Free Trade Bread" humbnc
will rccoil uron their own heads. a free People
will not swallow such an ah>udily, as 10 believe.
that more equal TarilI. Freer Trade, >elec-