Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-29
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for their readiness for dissolution OF lh'
Union The yery offence for which ne was him
self so sarinsly responsible, mol year ago
Lie charges them directly with THIS grave ohence
for lie says, 81 have kaetcn. now more Than sever
years, the project Of the Boston faction asa'ns
the Union" and winds up with the following EN-
phalic language: :.
"If that party, Ohe Federalis;s,) are not uti
malely mi down in Massachusetts, as completed,
AS they already are in New York and Pennsyi
yania. and all the Southern and Western States
the Union is gone. Instead Of nation eo.ca'en
sire pi,h The Ninth american Continent, deainea0l
God and Nature 10 he The most popaO"s and po'cer
ful peoplc erer combined under ono social compact
We shall have an endless multitude OF lille inslg
nificant clans and tribes al eternal war with one
another for a rock or fish-pond, The sport and
| fable Of European masters and oPpfessorS.
How well he here draws his own picture
| What a thorough change has come over nm
since he deserted The Republican Parry, and
united his fortunes with ",he Boston iacton'-nay
became their leader He no more thinks oil, OF
advocates his country, las co-extensve with the
North American Continents" but, upon the
miserable grounds of fanaticism, resisls the ad-
mission Of beautiful region, which was once
ours, and which is 80 necessary 10 the safety oil
The Union and 10 The permanent prosperity OF The
Nation. He is now completely identified with
The "F'ederasts," whom he once denounced, in
their anl-AmeIican, unparioiic opposition 10 me
ACQUISITION Of Texas. II is this same spirit
which opposed The last war, and which sympa-
lhiyed with the Tories OF The Revolution But
we rejoice 10 know, tha, 'lhe project ufthe Boston
faction against The Union" has been sloriouSly
"pul down by free and generous people, and
that liberal institutions will rapidly spread over
one OF The finest portions of the globe. IhiS on
ward march OF civilization and moral improve
ment will be realized in peace and safely, with
out, for one moment, disturbing The harmony Of
The Union-and John q. Adams, 'lhe FederalisI,'
will have The pleasure or the pain, of sceingihe
glowing visions Of John @. Adams, the Repnb-
ican, fully and brilliantly verified.
WIG "PRoMIsEs."
All Republicans know the value of Wing
"promises" in 1910. Their thorough and un-
blushing violation spoke so eoquen,ly 10 the peo-
pie, that al the first opportunity, they overturned
The vacillating fabric, and re-eIecel the good old
Republican ediicc. But these promises were
made by The Wings 10 The great body OF the peo-
pie, including both parties. Their object was 10
catch votes on all sides, in which they TOO well
overwhelmingly The triumph was but short
lived.
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another class; they were made BY Wings 10
Wings; and we have Wing testimony, that The
constant practice OF that party is, for temporary
purposes, 10 make promises apparently only
made 10 be broken Our chief witness is Bella
Badger Of Philadelphia, whose notorious "pipe-
laying" is familiar 10 all sections OF The Union
Last January he converted his "Forum" into the
aMorning Post" Some few weeks since, he was
forced 10 discontinue his paper, and he gives The
following reasons, which bear with keen severity
upon his promising Wing friends. The dSsel-
opmens are the more important, as showing the
rapidly declining fortunes OF WhicSey III mo
once invincible stronghold OF lhs Marble Palar'
OF the United States Bank. ms bold avowai, mat
even in Philadelphia, "Wnig ascendancy IS des-
Tined 10 end al the ney Fall election, is cheer
inc SIGN ,ha, true principles are sweeping over
the Union lighting up The darkest corners OF Re
deralism. The "Nalives" chuck'e over these de-
mons,ralions, as proof OF ne" triumphant pro-
a,ess We know no, how this may be: il is GER
tain that. il the Wing power be broken up in
Philadelphia, from whatever cause, il will be
contamination most agreeable 10 the Democratic
party. PROSTATE Whiggery, and Naliveism will
fall an easy prey 10 the Democratic influence
We hone. ,heD, that Bella Badger, in whose OPT
Mon ne Wings have placed high confidence,
pay in this instance, prove true prophet;
There is here an apathy with regard 10 every
Thing not affecting The immediate, selfish, Instant
present. that is certain harbnser OF The defeat OF
The apalhelic. A portion Of The Wing mind, in
lis eagernesS 10 seize ihr dollar directly before II,
overlooks even The collateral means necessary Tor
lis enjoyment, and is dead 10 that liiegiving and
enlarged hope necessary for the truiton ola high
er, brighter and more prosperous future. II is
impossible that the principles of the Wing party,
thus sustained or rather thus totally abandoned,
should be successful. Nothing therefore, 10
more certain, unless the Wings OF Phila-
delphia wake up 10 the consciousness OF
their true situation, and al once remedy eI-
listing local evils remove 'reh-snonnded COM
plants agatnM The City GOrcrnmrnt, and adopl
malicious means 10 sustain themselves and their
principles, than that they 'niH he deteated al tie
canning ciect,on anil M0ir "Gi6rahar,' of ciieh
licy hare so much JoasieG, pass into hn honds of
Others am panied TO say This, bot il IS ihe
truth, and it may prof, those with whom have
so long labored, 10 be told Of ii.
BY Wing promises. apparently only made 10 IL
5r0Srn | had believed that Philadelphia, rs q
Wing city, nigh, still have preserved The ascen-
!ancy Of Wing principles. But even this hope
has left me, and in issuing The las, number ofmy
paper-,he last because The means of issuing an
cher are no, mne-I have the modification 10
believe that etta here, IIh,g a~eadanry IS des
tined 10 end al The merit FaN Election"