Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
THE ENQUIRER.
saturday Morning, November 8, ls45.
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.
RICHMOND, VA.

The n. \. Express, di'~' o'o
men, Of The annexation OF Texas, has oeen 'dls"
BY the many popular lessons OF lh's anu ias
years events. 10 submit quietly TO Inc WISHES =
! tho whole marion. II now, indeed, talks mos
compa;san,ly Of the result and seems 10 rely up
on the "inioui,y," The monster oil "iano.f'OUs.y,
| &c, as able 10 furnish ammunition lot Tue n's
armv i actually counts upon Texas becoming
soon U1is STATE, and arIayins hefse'' O" ~
side of her once billeresl enemies. Hear rs say
advice 10 its Wing brethren;
.rha ~, i he Wing party has either SO! tt
~ ' a;.,o r. me Susauehannah or else siv'
,a r of snhs,snce although not OF form le1a'
has become as much part OF me ohioh a.
Jnr;si.n. ~ Floriia-and more than all ~se
nos'5 )" 1J,s,o S,oic. We will venture 10 pre-
a., ~ ~, he votes of its two Senators IN 'tt
o",,;nn cnnoress will be thrown against l.'
,J.ra.,enad ,r,r with Great Britain, as 10 'he
boundary line Of Oregon.
We have no wish 10 disturb The dreams Of lex
as Haiygsrp. Lei her come INTO Inc .ns on'ol
with the same privileges and responsiveness a
her sister States, and We will leave ito hef OWL
oood sense 10 choose her future political posi-
,;on w. ,,e sure that she will not commit Inc
,n;c;d,, fo,lv Of arraying herself with The North
ern Wing parry, which has always maintained
ar,;.American ground, and the effect Oh whose
nolicv baserer been TO blight the prosperity aho
.odaneer The safety OF the South
| The EXPRESS denounces the Tribune !or d.
feminine 10 reviyily the ''dead horse" IeSas-
with The view OF making capital for some la'o'
rio ouosi Abolition candidate for the next fresi-
dencv" |, also attacks the inconsistency OF 'ie
Tribune, in rejoicing in "Texas wing victories 9
in GEORGIA and Florida (taat string Is broken ,
while itdenounced leading principle upon wn'cn
these victories were achieved" The lrlo"hc .
afraid argues The Express, that events may again
make Henry Clay, the STAKEHOLDER 'he "s
,.,a;i.,s for The Presidency-and, therefore, u Is
recessarv 10 keep up in New York the ie1as
aho,;,ion excitement, and kill him of, as he was
k;lled of by The Tribune in The last election
Here the Express differs from his Patron oa'h'
MIR. CLAW who says that the Naive Americans
L;,l.d me Wings at the last electon-and every
hoav Knows. ,ha, the Tribune has shown no favor
10 that faction.
Tho Tribune "come. back" upon the Express
denies ba, its hostility 10 Texas is in any way ~
s,;oa,ed ty opposition TO Mr.. Clay, and turns Us
battery upon the Express;
nTb.v are no friends of MIR. Clay who are for
ever ,hrus,ins him forward as champion OF sIa-
very and DESTROYS OF lis extension, when ms re-
nea,ed declarations disprove. We stand on Inc
docr;nes of his Raleigh letter; lei those who m
,;,ns,e that he has abandoned them produce The
evidence"
The Tribune does not give much encourage
ment 10 Mr.. Claws hopes for the nomination ior
Wing PresidcD, a, the next election, when, win
most considerate kindness, ii says:
az in lSi7, il shall appear that The Wing par,
~ can cleo, whom it pleases President, u VIII
choose nobody bu. Henry Clay. II clouds ana
darkness obscure the prospeci-ii we are 10 Sc
lee, candidate on whom 10 rally Tor DUBIOUS
and desperate contest-Mr Clay can hafaly Gul'-
SEN, 10 be placed in such position. II is ind's-
ni,y and humiliation enough for such man TO
he bea,en once BY being OF the Polk order.
|, urges the Gree North" to stand firm, and re-
gain The ground lost by the "rexas lniquiiy."-
7, NAV he agreeable 10 Southern Wings, to hear,
mon The authority of the Tribune, that out OF The
CITY OF New York, the ''pro-savery policy" OF
The EXPRESS and Courier "cannot muster my
Wing adheren,s in any county of the State.
This shows, how much sympathy there is be-
tween Northern Whiggery and the rights and pro-
perry Of the South.
The Tribune denies that the Wing victories IN
Georgia and Florida (7) were Texas triumphs.-
Abiding 10 Florida, ii says, "its Wings are MOI
anuexa,ionists, and the Wings OF Georgia are mol
generally annexalonists, though some Of them
may be-"
Finally the Tribune repels The charge oil IN
Producing "nep quackery" into the Wing faith
and denounces the Express and Courier as "eter-
nally foisting in their own narrow bigotry, (Na-
tiyism. &c } as established Wing doctrine with
out particle Of authority"
But the late Democratic triumph has sweep
off all The noslrums Of the respective Wing COM
hatants-Nalvism has been tloored-anli-slavery
has been made 10 bite the dust-Texas annexa
lion noby vindicated-a Protective Tariff con-
demnel-an Independent Treasury sustained, ane
our rights 10 Oregon proclaimed. Three day:
before The election, the Tribune announced tha
the result would determine whether the Empire
aCity and State are to be Wing or Locofoco TO
the next year-perhaps for the nert three gears
The Democracy have come forth and carried th'
day. They have manfully sustained the Presi
dent in his honest endeayors 10 vindicate tn
rights and honor OF the nation, and 10 maintain
the integrity of the Constitution. and the equa
rights OF every section of the Union. He is OF
The right track The people call upon him t'
stand firm.