Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

Aboli,ionIst CT Massachusetts, who would see
Ave hundred millions Of Southern men weltering
in their gore? To the ex-Represenlative be il
said, spar parenthesis," that should nc al any
time have laid the hatiering JUNCTION 10 his soul,
that he had made converts 10 Federalism among
the "fools Of Hlse's District" that he may now
taste The gall, and apply the burning blis,cr-plas,
ter of remorse and modification 10 his wounded
breast; for, that he has, unwittingly, for once,
done his country good, and his cause an injury.
These, and other things still more disgusting
assertions that The Democrats constituted The
weather. classes, and contemplate attempts 10
excite Inc poor against the rich, and hundreds Of
others. blacker and baser even within The hints
Of one district, and, no Doubt multiplied immeasu-
rably in all their strange varieties throughout the
Stale. it had been hoped, were glazing enough
when The veil of passion and party, excitement
had been Withdrawn By judgment and cool retiec-
lion. to disgust even themselves, and TO induce
them 10 sue for forgiveness from those whom they
had wronged and insulted.
Many, very many, believe, have deeply de-
plored these things. think not so badly OF hu-
man nature as not 10 believe il; and very many
will, OF the great body Of the party, if not now,
hereafter regret and censure them.
But there are some, whom prejudice has so lar
hardened, as almost 10 have forgotten that Wings
ly-who would turn paltry political difference
into private and personal hae-and who would
exchange the pure gold of holy friendship Tor the
sordid dross Of party preference.
Such men are those who have accused, now
that the contest is over, their opponents OF fraud
and bribery-who wish 10 stir up and keep alive
forever animosty and hatred even TO their near
est neiehbors, for opinion sake-who say that
society Of drunkards in ore county carried The
election. and in another corrupt and swlndllns
commissioners; IN fine, such men as the Evil Ge-
MUS OF DISCRIMINATION has prompted TO follow
and commend the reckless course OF an organ IN
Richmond, by which even the rage OF the Reign
of Terror would he shocked and soitened in It's
perusal who would employ alone Wing Law
yers. Wing Physicians, and Wing Mechanics
and who regard Republicans as an inferior or
der, deserving no consideration.
OF such men it behoves the body of the Wing
party. in their condemnation TO cry aloud and
spare moi; to rcbuke By their public meetings and
to declare that they are not SO forgeifnl OF the
principles of their Government, and OF respect for
themselves, as TO prosecute for opinions sake
To them and 10 the Richmond Wing we should
say, that, though their course has been such as 10
exa>perate job 10 madness, yet W bear not
malice, we mean TO act upon the christian max
i'm and return 'good for evil and though in a
large majority we mean 10 make no aislnctloh
between Wing and Democrat, but regard them
both as friends But, yet, we warn them, that
men NAV be driven 10 despefation-let them be-
ware, lest "He who sows The wind may reap the
whirlwind" We have orr eyes open; we repeat
10 them the words Of Cicero 10 Catalina, "nihu
ngis, ahH moliris, Mill eosiias, quod ego nan mo-
10 nm audiam, sea- ctlam non ridenm, pionrqne
scnAam.o MOBJACK.
Gloucester county.