Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

Bouck, (Dcm.,) was elected Governor in 1912 hv
20Oa0-thai last gcar W. carried The Stale bv 4
large majority-iha; erca Inc Ways concedc The
election OF Wright, and some ol them give NJ
New York TO Pok-and that Van Buienaal his
friends are honorably Jealous in The support OF the
ticket and make II matter of pride" (Mr
Wrighrs own word) to rise above all roIiti-
cal pques and PERSONAL resenimcn;s. and carry
the Empire State for The viruous and strong
minded Polk. Mr. NJ. was very much in the
dark, when he re>orlcd 10 abstract arguments
passing over all the facts, which stand forth in
bold relief Pennsylvania Mr.. NJ. >luls over
We presume he has given us M0t al least. Mr.
NJ. refers 10 the different views of Mr. Polk
friends, IN different paris OF the Union, il s,a-
ton 10 the Iarlti. Does this come well from
supporter OF Mr.. Clay, who has himself written
and spoken Oh ercry side OF the Tariff. and has
written al least tire letters on Texas. expressing
different views, 50 as 10 suit 'd.itrcn; parts Of the
Union?
If be degradation and humiliation 10 per-
mitthe seat of the illu>lrious Washington To be
di>graced By the elevation thereto o.: such man"
as Mr.. Polk, in the ctaritai!c language Of Mr.
NJ, what wonld il hc 10 place in the same seat
Henry Clay. who, whatever he his talents is self
wlllct opinionated. arbitrary, violent, and
"Dictato:," according 10 the language of The
new Wing ally, w. c. Rive> Hu; enough for
this Wing Orator.
Next comes on the stage Mr.. joseph Mayo,
Attorney Tor the Corporation OF the City oil Rich
mond. Tie is the same gentleman, who was al
one time pronounced 10 be q ''>hv Wing bat
suddenly jumped over INTO The asidie oi tn" Wing
fold; for what reasons. Mr.. NJ. is best IN. 'rmcj:
but some have imagined that. abou. ;as inc OF
the removal of Bosher Tor opiniot'> sake, things
looked rather squally in this Wing city t.r De
mocIatS and ''ilshy Wh:g," TINS gentleman
now suusly fixed in Office, and rcapng the hariit
'spoils,' can safely fire away al the Politically
| foul and diseased prominent men al The Demo
cratic party who are alone seeking fog The 'spo!ls
of office" 1t was in very bad taste however. Tor
| Mr. Attorney 10 attack the running Secretary
| that honest, viriuous and intelligent Young man,
who gave up his Office, because he chose Rot 10 DC
influenced in freely speaking his Dcmocra ic scnt-
ments in this Whi2 city: and Il was far from being
! charitable and ciediiablc in 4 Wing efcctotjcr
10 pursue him into private life, and To attack his
effective. lave ther'Stil rub y tree and unrsrard-
ci exertions in behalf OF oar great principles
Mr.. S. H. Myers sal! h. WAS informed ny a
Naval officer. that ".e hal ~ Interview few
DAYS before the shir len South America with the
Hon. Henry A. Wise. who assured him that he
was certain the citizens OF the United S.s;t> were
not to be so guel and bcioocd IL 10 support the
election OF James Il. Polk in preference t. Hen
~ CLAW. and that he was Is certain OF The cltc.!0:.
OF henry IlaH, u dliFt, - ok az "''9 ~h IA
South America"
There rms, b, some mistake abou; ibis We
have heard OF 10 Uri,sd states vessel, which has
come in since the Erie, and NJ only spoke" the
vessel which carried ont Mr. WISE, Is We ave
informed En-; admit i; 10 %, %, ior argument,
sake Mr. Wise mas in .>oatt Aateriea, be opposed
10 the election OF Mr.. po&; bat We arc satisfied
that. were he in the United states. and cCu!d sec
the Vaccinations q; the Clay wings. IL wa"ia
jealousy advocate the election OF Mr.. Polk In
we know. that the brother and wafmesi friends 81
Mr.. Wise are zealous supporters Of mir. Polk
election In SaaM imsriea. Hir. " i>c may be
certain OF the election Of Henry Clay Were
he in the Un,ei States, ans ha4 he III. ilnd OF in.
formation from every quarter. Cur head 10 Z du.
cat" he would he usi a. certain ol the election
OF James X. pix
The Wings here are Dragging IN 2rjiic. 1t i.
the last sparkling of the 1apcr- ERqH5erl