Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-29
ERRORS CORRECTED.

The Wing press, nlheir anxiety 10 embanass
The administration and create Liscord in ourranks,
- as 10 enjoy their only chance Of creeping into
power, have assidnou,ly 1ropagaled report Of
thorough Disagreement, between The admnisifa-
lion and The Democratic Association OF Washing.
Ion City, whose industry and energy, in the late
canvass, rendered 50 much service 10 The Republ-
can cause. The general circulation OF these un-
founded rumorS made il necessary for the AssO-
citation 10 speak officially On Inc subject, and at a
meeting last Monday, hey reluiel the whole Story
by Tie adoption OF The iollowing resolutions
"Remlrrd, That he charges Of opposition by
this Association IN lie Executive oil The United
States nave no Other lundaton Than in The dis
tempered imaginalons and currnpl designs OF The
enemies Of il, and are emphalically false
"RcsoIrcd That We have The most implicit con-
fdence in The political integrity and capacity of
James X Polk, The President OF our choice; that
NC are satisfied that he VII execute the wishes OF
The people who elected hin, with that zeal and
energy which characterized his great predecessor,
The lamented hero and SALESMAN, General An
drew Jackson; and that We viii accord 10 him our
support. 10 the best of orr abilities in carrying
out the great principles AM measures OF Demo-
cracv, as necessary 10 The glory, the happiness
and prosperity OF our helovel country
There is another point o. which The Wings
have dwelt with emphasis, Is presenting concIc-
size evidence OF a deep-sealrl dSafirction 10 The
President. II was stated thai in this same asso.
cialion, resolutions approbairy OF The removal oil
Major W. b. Lewis could not be passed-bu'
n, Ia nv0
been. there is no doubt Tia there was pefiecl
union ana harmony in The a'>ociation, 10 IT'S ac-
ton upon this SUI! ject, last Munday. The follow
inc strong preamble ard resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
mWhereas, William B. Lewis, late Second Au-
ditor Of the Treasury in publication made IN
The NATIONAL lsTELLInENcSR 81 ihis Guy, under
date Of the - day OF July, loi5, has endeavor-
cd 10 mislead the public in isPolitical course, by
avaiing himself Of his peraonal relations Of intei-
course with the late lamened beneiaclor oi hif
country. General Andrew Jackson; and whereas
il is well knon 10 Us that General Jackson would
in noWise lend, or permit himself la used by
any man, or sci 81 men, to inlure mat parry o
which lie was the greatest amongst the great
therefore, hc il
"Resolred. That the course pursued bY Inc >aic
William r. Lewis, in the selection OF The afore
said paper Qhe National lntellgenceD as a me
dunn Of communication with The public, affords
conclusive evidence OF his rancor 20 The People
President: and that his enlargement from th'
Democratic party is moi Of recent date; and, 2
The same time, ilshows want Of adhesion 10 I'M
PRINCIPLE which brought him Into Office, VIZ
THAT or ROTATION
"Rrso'red That, in the opinion OF This asSoci
alton, the said William B. Lewis should hav'
been removed from office, mol only because Of de
reelection Of political principle but Tor neglect
official duties.
"Rtsoired That the Democratic party wll
never allow themselves 10 be drawn on from IN
path Of duty, or permit lhem.eved TO be frlcEe
by fence or luckslering politicians, when me
are rightly informed; and, before they cease Y
give 10 The President Of their choice that supper
which even,ualed in his elevation 10 power, The
must have other and more conclusive evidenc
thai The Pres ident has been recreant to the conn
fdence reposed in him BY The parry Of @Eich n
IS chief