Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

ments be patriotic, We confess that we 90 no, BE-.
long to the school OF such patriots. After all
however, MIR. Bolts declares, III war should
come, uDjustifabe and uuprovoked IS j, will be.
vel shall not be found lar behind the ioremo,,
man, lending my aid, in any capacity in which
can serve. in prosecuting il with vgor.'
So much for this letter OF Mr.. Botis-under all
the circumstances The most remarkable doeumen.
of The day But The Introductory comments OF
the Wig are almost a. strange and amusing
The Letter is ushersd into The world with The
commanding title, "The Oregon Question i'm
partially viewed-Wa and its consequences"
In another column appears the following eli
toFia, tie most striking passages OF which We
1 itGl,d<c:
LITTER OF MR Borrs-This geneman's
hieh reputation as a man Of talents, and the Com
Inahdihg Interest Of The subject vii. naturally
secure iot ms letter this morning, earnest and en-
phatic attention. Much a. We admired his abili-
lies before, Il has greatly exalted our estimate Il
the cieaIDe>s ahd powerful yiror OF his under.
standing. we 90 not hesitate Ia express the
/ opinion,'in which we eel confident he ,,aggIi
jaGgcmrntoftfe country will concur wifb ns ina,
ne mas hT0hSm HsH 1It 81 da'kne,s, and iha, The
4 HESBtfHtHs tNMsttts HHt NNMf MAT he has ~
plicd Inks in the chain Of arguments. which ,hrv
had oalaie4 70 furnish Senator'S Archer AMI
Mansum, We think, rN psrccirt Aa. Acy rer. too
peTctpit0ie.
"lhiS is no partv, bu, great and nomen'ous
national question: and W. do respectfully hon.
that all party prejudice viii be laid aside Tor lie
moment, and that men Of all parties Will consen:
to read this letter in candid frame Of mi,,!
ave call the attention Of the Huy Press 10 il,
The c0ttuiyu required snct paper Ia arp n. sui.
jccf of agS,fcati0n, and 10 bring il within he grasp
ui plain citizens"
To US the above seems like a trs,-ra;c speci
men OF genuine sarcasm. Unless We are much
mistaken, the Wing, in Railroad discussion
with the Ex-member of Congress undertook 10
rebuke his "upctuosty" Now, i speaks Of the
impartial" views Of The same sencman-so
well calculated 10 convince the "trqnqpH ludg
mcnt OF The country"
With one more remark, we conclndc these dr.
sulory reflections. If this is mo parfD question.
why does tie Wing specially 'call Tic attention
Of the Wing press 10 la'
"The country required such a paper, anj>ucl
comments, 10 demonstrate the iaIlacy Of Solo
mons language, "thcre is nothing new unter lie
sun. We GuUpl NiIclueT IHc IlSHt, now lh Iiit'
FIST time she'd upon This subject, though tie
minds OF Clay, Webster and Adams had been
brought 10 bear upon il, will appear 10 the nation
as brilliant as the Wing proclaims il.
We cordially concnr in The following notice
from the Charlottesville JEFF, rsonian. Mi De-
Wit is one of The mos spirited and agreeable
writers in .hr Slate and We welcome ham back
to The field Of his useful and honorable ldbor>
We wi.h Mr.. Cawthoin prosperity in his retire
men,. He merits the thanks OF Tie Democracy
Tor the fearless zeal with which he has combailed
the sophisms ana bold claims OF Whissery
"LYNcHpuRG REPpsLIoAS-Mr Robert Cav
thon has Withdrawn nom The editorial coniu!
Of lhi> paper, and it will hearaller conducted by
Mcs>rs De Win and Glass. Mr. De VIII was
formerly the editor Of the Republican. tie is an
able writer, and sound Democrat, and tic Dc
mocraic cause will be noby sustained by The Re
al