Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
RICHMOND, FRIDAY. MARCH 1.
ucryTI,ruAyLY ADMINISTRATIONS

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WING seems 10 be like al unfortunate man, on"u
n .Sl and rerp.exed, dealing his feeble blows ~
Il ,h kirkland busTrtng The AR Itself Chao'' ~ par
=. he blows, which we gave to It's party ifaoel9 o'
q Tuesday last--cowerng Deneath TIE a"'o' i''ee
ia accumulated evidence, which we arrayed ngains
-, :, dodres the question-evades the trial-aho
H. i ony pleased and polite enough 10 call US
we must confess, that this is very refined Ian :
Hrooe from the organ OF party, when boasts OF ai
H. t,ien,s and all The dscency-an organ when they
u selected and encouraged in the bosom and amlo
hs re6nemens OF the metropolis Of the State But we
;II moi initiate its precious example we Will not ri
i IN IFS fayorite system Of "Ephetic Argument
I've re,ort no names We Will not call IL DICK 'JacN-
ass but, IN the language oil 'u"'uS' VT WIN r'''
& VIVA, for example ought we TO call thai statesman
,, World speak of the great Object OF the wings b. /
a,r 10 establish san honest and gtndemaniR Gdm"t'r'
g." uGrpfiemaniy. }dmiaistrdtion!' Gchttmlhfy !
rhs ia indeed ne y; name for CiSc patriotic, SQUAD
g, ustfI administration Why, lhis is Ike the iop
En- Shakespeare, who complains OF some one comm
between the wind and his nobility II Is IKE lh'i
oo,nce of some aristocra,ic lodling, who turns up
Hbis nose at the ''ma jesty OF the people .he"ssNS
And s il come 10 this that the Loco Focos are to be
Es,yed the sblack guards,' aud The wings the only
Ho.ptlemen in the land
4 Thor aoaiu we have in the same article, Qast Sa
Eturdnys Whg) this nice bubble, that seems 20 or
mbued with the very equ'vocalng spirit wo,cn VIZ
Sewion seems 10 charge upon The Wings @! l9io.-
EThe Address (of S!0 toss not mlssate The "p'nios
Eof the Wbio pary that time or 'rePcdiat. ITS prh
Ecpes 1t does not say WHAT the oph'ons 81 IRE " ~
pnr,y were as to Ban the Tariff but d'aIs en,,fe
IL in the opinions Of General HARRISON and "r van
g,,en and youebes the record for every fact stated
Not orr opinions but has General Harfsons9 Do
saw il was not tier oten9 by no means We ask, ~
here was man, Who seeing these declara"hS IN t's
ddress did not beeye nj the time, that hey menu
I'd 10 leave the impression, that 1t was Dot only ms
opu IONS on the Bank, &c, but Mtr 0nn Ihcy came
gforward in that Address, to prove what to clear zen
Harrison skirts from the charges which had t7eh au
Eauainst him-and 10 dsprove the charge 'n"t ne %
no, an orthodox politician IN his Interpretation OF tue
Federal Constitution Well, and how Go they prove
,h,. ha is more "orlhodox politician, than MT Van
e Burep; why by proving that he - not BANK lah =
z Blu we 30 intther-and wall pm them /" the "di:
unon the fl th OF their own words III l04o IN '"e
+ Address, d. they not expressly come 'et"a."' "'
Su,omusnd General Harrison Ia you as HfP"ti,t"s az
: ,r;,,,Jc and practice: aad do they not produce IN
farther nron of hiS) assefton letter from iheir can
L d,dcte addressed 10 editor OF The lnquistor, mi
ECincinnaii, September 10, l522, IN which Inc o'o
4 General did expressly say tins ~ oeeve tna' '"'
Echo,er pyen to the Bank Of the United St1tes was
being not ore OF those measures
Necessary to carry any of the expressly granted pow
e. into feet" Did not the Address expressly say
kho, thls letter written seventeen years ago, GREATNESS
sthe shirt of an old fashioned Republican, and.
1 sbovs lint his opinions are made for the &C
c.e,on bul that hs sentiments have been uniioTm3
Eand olways Republican = And, yet, alter using1
I this EN- ha,ic langua ge-at2r CONNIE u'hs "' a'=
Van orthodox politician, and a. it'puo"c.h III Pri"-.
Hcirla-aiter crying hIm up on the Ia - &" tAe pii-.
Ec,aes OF this very letter. AZ an od;tASh1'Hea, consist
Gent, unyaryinr RpUbi'ca", TIE ls'ehn""n wing: a"'
Hs assistant writers nOo have the Jolly 10 say these
4 were not our opinions, but they were snu'rly os-
Enera fiarrisons in the name oil wohoef' "'u ""ss
q he Wbip mean Does it mean to say, taat they were
Hpo, then the opinions Of the Wings, but 'maGt Ior me
bocrasiOn" although they endorsed them as those Vi
Gan unn,nching Republican Or, does II still iu'lne
y mean 10 say, tha, they were hen me cP'"'o"s u
x he Wbos but since changed, to "sut tie occasoh'
- h, to-, sentiments have never been UNIFORM va
rable as The idle wind, changeans as The cAant .'"'
a,., meyer Repntlcan: Let tie Redmond wing TAKE
1enber horn of the dilemma il pleasesand confess '"a'
Il Ton .- paGsla'ss Or ,,n - p
ion which 1t has had the folly 10 provoke: II II doe,
Enot by such course, prove itself 10 be I'VE VIII no
acsl !, Jackass0 then let il 20 scott free 10 the end o.
4 he chapter Then, let its editor pass for gentleman
( sfafeSmaa for orthodox politicam unoFm Repub
Shcan, and n man Of profomRd discretion. !
4 The apologies of the Wing therefore ridiculous
HI,s ATTEMPTS to break the force of Mr. Newton $
sa,ions are unavaIrng The Republicans charged them
Fin 1910, with playing foul, with keeping dark, WITH
Sdsguising their real opinions, with affecting pfnc
IS pies which did not belong 10 them. Their ns'd'ous
professions 80 and TO- different from their real
professions in "A and their acts during The lot haste
Hot the extra such complete coniradctor
to the professions, with which they sought 10 get lnir
power, that their leaders stamped "Pan ibo iacv
Hconir,ns i.is argument lie tells them 't, that they
H"actuay repud,ated the leading principles and inca
suies OF The Wing patty and lro"i waa. motives I
H"To catch birds al every feather lie no" e%"f'si
Athen 10 throw of the mask lie tells them, '6a' hei
E"kDows SONS thing OF the Virginia character that The
Hci,izens of Virginia "abhpr the appearance o!
dissemination And he might also have told them,
that the Vrgnians, although generous and confdng
people, are very apt to conte IN The professions o!
Ea party which has once grossly deceived them.
Statae ,nt. no 10
Best. She values herself the great principles wh'c
she proclaimed in the Revo!uton and III Tie Impot-
stant struggle of 90 She valne herself upon the grea
4 and elevated men whom she has prcdacsd-rfeat ~
stner virtues and elevated by The purity Of their ca
.cer and the irankness aud boduess Of their sen''
Ements She abhnrs The appearance OF d.ssimnll
i ton. To behold then the spectacle which thesei
Wing leaders have exhbited-to see them NOR conn
eroctDG all the great principle to which she IS ut
ached and laying them nil at the feet of a Federal
schampon, thai they may propillate his feelings and;
Hpromote his AMBITION is bad enough. But to see them;
not only abandoning her principles, but The lofty tone
Eof character which belongs 10 this unterriied Com.
Emou wealth "-disguisng in 1910 their own Fedora
prnc repudatlng las Mr. Newton says
the leading principles and measures Of the wing par
Ety., rather affecting to repudlate them, 10 SIN nffi
cenEdence IN order - abuse H. is too bad ano men
Y sec the other which they employed, Heg'aahg
people, for the purpose OF affecting tieir party ems
eiac ng the Main street of her refined metropolis by
Ia miserable lnr cabin, and the varIons mntlnieies;
which accompanied Infringing almost he capac,iy OF!
the people for self nent INTO quest oa-ahn 'aes
Especuccs exhibited in Virginia, in the very bosom o.!
her metropolis too dsgraeeful TO be tolerated or tori
Egven. We, too, "know something OF the Virginia cha
racter, and know they abhor such deception ano
Discrimination. "Let those. (say The charlottesville Con
vention of September e40 in their address) who de-
grade themselves and insult yon by such exhibitions
Eby their log CABINS by their affected positions OF hard
c,de by gourds, and by skins. by shouting pro
Hcessons of huzza buys let those who first suty the
people, in order 10 seGuce them let those who propa
gate every variety of humbues, and refuse TO appeal
Flo their unders landings by manly argument, and en-
Heightened principles, reap their appropriate reward N
the just indignation OF their country. Let these who
thus insult you, sioop if they Will, bu. no. 80 con-
Equer.
4 If we are never to have "gendemany adninstFa-
Euon without ali this trick and all this mummey the
Aend is not worthy of the Far better abandon
Jesus once and trust the fortunes OF the Repuo-
lic TO the plain, strong Of simple and honest
fHpeope.
n THE DIST RULE
ID The proceedings of the House of Representatives.
on Saturday and Tuesday last caculated to stare