Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
THE ENQUIRER.
Esicl,nlond, scl,teaanbes 70.
MORE EVIDENCE.

VIZ h.vo shown The manner in which The
who nrcss Of Virginia have employed The ma
,e,ials furnished BY the Washington correspond
an, NJ The Charlt son Mercury, in order to weak
en- nuhic confidence in The administrator, ara
\ a., M honest and Jealous efforts OF The Exc
cn,;ve 10 carry OFT The principles Of reform de-
c;,leJ bv The Presidential election. we have
shaun how the friends Of Mr. Calhoun in Virsl-
MIA have disapproved Of the course Of that cor
| RESPONDENT, as calculated 10 do gross injustice 10
,he motives oflhe President and 10 embarrass the
su.cess of those measures which they have 50
mrcb 3, heart. The same game has been played
| nv me Wings in Georgia. There an important
election is abou 10 lake place, and the Wing press
ro,l under their tongues, as sweet morsci, me
conious denuncations Of the President by Inc
same correspondent Of The Mercury. They point
| viii, triumph 10 these revelations as conclusive
60 dence from Democratic journal. that The Pre-
sidan is about, 10 play false othe Republican par
- and 10 betay The Democrats oil Georgia, on
,be vial question OF the Tariff. The letters OF
his correspondent are exr!Iin2ly copied IN nc
", IL prints IL columns, and Mr.. Polk is pointed
=, with ihe finger OF scorn, as found guilty and
condemned for hi, lreachery, upon The evidence Oh
a Democrat.
| So much for The Wing press Of Georgia. whose
nteres, ii is upon the eve OF The election, 10 seize
| upon all such materiel 10 make capital inr 'he'r
na,,r. How do The Democratic press ueai Tie
corre.rondcn. of The Mercury so layish'y quot
ed BY The Wing journals, 10 bolster Up Their SINK
Ing cause2 In reply 10 The Recorded Whis'l
which had boastingly relied upon The evidence o.
the Mcrcury's correspondent, the MIliedgcTiiie
Federal Union. the leading Democratic journal
of Georgia, completely spikes this snn OF lie re-
deral press. |, Thus addresses The Wing papers Of
| Georgia: !,
| al would be delightful thing, il you could,
inst on the eve OF The pending election, cas- 4
| lire brand into the Democratic lanks-lo SHAKE
/ their confidence in the fidelity OF Mr. PolS-to
cool their aIdor in favor Of his administrator
Eu, ye Shall fail Of your purpose, gentlemen
the bemocra y Of Georgia will moi look 10 yon'
nor 10 Tie press al South Carolina for Inc lar IN
! depreciation OF, The motives and policy OF MI
1 Polk. 1Isu intend 10 TN iim " hds ats You
canaa' u: Rucncc them, Lvanu Saca iaA5lo"s rt"ts
! 10 condemn him IN 0Grancr."
10 nOl N!cSC Jew Nti'AN ~ e'S'I '>''t'| -.
sentiments OF lie Democratic party ;hrlE@hcn'
the Union Who can doubt the fidelity OF The
noble Democracy Of Georgia 10 the true prin-
cinles oi The Constitution Who will charge
n.cm with deserving the flag OF Free Trade, and
conniving a, tie lalsely-rcprescnted deception
Of the pres;dcn! on the Tariff question? Ami
vel. their leading Journal announces 10 The whole
coun,ry, that The Democracy Of Georgia Will no.
be influenced 'by any such nsiiionS efforts" as
| the Wigs, under the lead Il protested Demo
Graf, are zeaously setting on iact, 10 condemn
him 0i.c Prcsdent) in advance" "I%cp intend
70 ir.aic Lv his otfs," and 10 award ,l:er jnds-
,ncnt accordingly. No ember,d attacks Of
single ANONYMOUS wller can shake lLeir conf
isnce in man, who has been ever true 10 his
principles, AMI whose daily acts give evidence q
his determination 10 A.ep sacred Tie Constitution,
ana redeem his solemn pledges 70 lie Republican
| party
| We wish no better proof OF The Republican
| position Q; III, President than 10 see him ecknow
| lsdsed 10 be worthy Of The confidence OF the De-
nocracy Of Georgia and Virginia. Aganstheir
united voice The puny cry OF singlc Anonymous
| writer will avail rohins