Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
THE ENQUIRER.
Esichrsaanaa, October I.
MORE EVIDENCE.


Tho A.hons fC;a Banner, in the following re-
marks, speaks the sentiments oil all Inc De'Ao
Gratis we have seen. It's evident, 'na' 'na
l.ss and wan,on lamentations oil The Chaiics-
i'm M.rcnrv's Correspondent are Calculated ~
help The Wings, and 10 cmbarass Inc feauc''ou :.
10 T.r;g and Inc consummaon OF the great
measures n which ihe administration is pledged
So think the Democratic party OF Virginia 90
far as we learn, and hey are oacAeu " ~.
liant Democracy oil Georgia. May we mol n'pe'
that by the force Of popular sentiment 'ne 'na",e
and mischief OF this writer will be checKeas =
i certain thai The Wings rejoice in has coursc'
and glory in The injury which they think ne ca"s-
es TO the Democratic party. lie nowtne s"o"s
est evidence The Wings have against me du'"'-
nis,ration The Democrats have, however re-,
pudia,ed his authority 10 speak in their NAME anu
his arrows are poinlless ana imPo'en''
aWbe, HE Washington Correspondent OF me
Charleston Mercury shall have succeeded 10 con-
yincing The Democratic party o. .he oh,on ma
Tho administration will prove recreanl 10 us VIII
known Free Trade principles, ana y anosetne.
unworthy o! The confidence oil me poiilicdi P'i5
that placed it in power, ne VIII nav ,,.h;cl
pIshed The patriotic and pei'eVoir,' Gnu Wv l.
he Is so ;nans,riouslv pursuing This person Is
Jsilv wrt;nn column ailer column, when can
bave No o,hrr ,nl III ii be no; indeed inc ulterior
nh;oc,l ,bar ~ destroy confidence IN Mt Poik
al, ;.;s,ra,on in advance Of the session OF Con
grrss in which his policy is 10 lc ceve!opeu.-
While he President reieracs through MS fecoS
n;sed oroan. and through his Secretary OF me
Treasury. that the Tariff must be reduced 10 a
Rsrenuc standard, This most Suspicious wfi'eI re-
comes more and more convinced lhat ne sees tut :
Their and knows better, what The administrator
will do than The administration ltsell, 'Spiiicleh'
INTO The day is The evil thereof, and The cotn-
Try will be conlcn, 10 take the pledges Of honora,
bic men, until The time arrives when lhey VII
have 10 redeem or falsely them in actions, ana N
preference 10 the passionate speculations OF
writer who is unable 10 conceal his hatred OF Nir;
Richie and his jealousy Of all his rolltlcai
friends who 10 mol worship at his particular
shrine. =.
aTbe course in which the Mercury permits us
correspondent to indulge, is reprohated by al IN
,ellisent Democrats in this part OIL inc country,
vino look upon the next session OF Congress Is
The crisis OF free trade doctrines and who ardent
10 ,n,;c;na,e The hapnies, results from that union
AMI harmony in the Republican party, which Inc
writer in question is laboring 10 disturb. II ID
earne., in his advocacy OF Free Trade, docs ne
no, sec that he is fighting The battles OF me manu-
tacurcrs. in his inccssani assaults upon lhe peace
and harmony Of The administration party! Inc
course OF this writer is 50 mischievous in ilseh-
60 obiee,le.s for rooa that il is impossible mol 10
donbi Thai he is actua,ed by ANYTHING but irlend-
" motives ami feelings towards The interests OF
the great Democratic Party Of The Union; ana
The success ot the administrator. Anu WIG"
his letters ha We become text BOOK ior thc eiee
,ioneerine articles Of Wing newspapers, II IS time
tor the Democratic press 10 protest against ms
authority 10 speak CT edthedra for the Republican
parfvp