Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20

fact every branch of human occupdhon
al, without intermission, even 70 ,he 80
of unbounded avarce. II woulu oe i'ie " op
pose Thai any fictitious RELATIONS, ,e'u"e live
poll 'ical legislation, can ever CRUSH 'eSs ~ rc
energies OF our productive ineu9",' ,ass in
NATURALLY destined 10 atlluencc and greatness ~
defiance Of The most adverse policy oil poli'lcd'
charlalans, of any party, for any purpose .ea,
tile soil, and genial climate, proauce i"@u'ia"s
haryesls, while the power Of steam, anu inc 'Idns'
nor,ation of railways. WELD every imaginable Ia
rilty 10 the efforts If labor. How can we is'',
then. 10 prosper But few years have elapsed
since we beheld all the arlihcial system Vi
our wealth Frustrated By general ulsds'ei~
The Stale bankrupt-ihe credi' system
poded-banks superintendent uesPonuenel
pervading The human mind buI TINE ic"ie .;na
snirits If The neonle. A few seasons restored US
~ wealth We rose like The PhGnix from MS
bad OF ashes. on clonds OF fame, with wings Oh
fire. Who. then can despair OF our weatherinS
any SOM, or breasing the blasts OF The most au-
verse circumstances which accident or knaVefy
may throw in our path!
1rhe resources Of the American people are 10
exhauslible. Our natural riches are onuiuess
Every wear we die up hundreds OF millions oil
dollars from our mines OF lead, iron, coal, Pias-
ter and marble Our cotton, wheat, tooacco,
corn. hemp, fax and wool, iurnlsh Inc Ia" NAT
rial for an endless amount oil labor, industry anu
mechanical skill To great extent, we are 'n'
dependent Of all eXiraneous influences. Dehi"-
eognes may wound, Dul holhihs eau Ptos'"''
American greatness.
The Wings are already becoming sick oil their
victory in The Empire Stale, through the aid Of
the disorganizing, awless and desperate lacl'ons
Of the An-Renlers and AboliIonisls. The wing
Courier and Enquirer denou' ced the base COAL
ton and declared that the election OF John iouns
would be disgraceiul panderins to "expcdiency
and dishonesty" Sill il was such triumph,
over which Southern Wings threw up their caps
and shouted 10 the skies The excitement OF The
election has passed away, and we see striking
signs Of prospective explosion between The two
branches of the called Army" The young
Wings OF The City of New York have un-Whig-
sed the Courier, and have adopted the remarka-
Bile resolution that they have orga" in The city
OF New York. Yet il is BY such adis-organ-lzed
party that The Democracy of the Union Is threat
ened with Waterloo defeat in 1913 The fol-
lowing sighting and sneering article from yes
teIudJ w PiOsCS tHdi Hp'tioH =. 80 f>'-'
are beginning 10 be ashamed OF the late GLORIOUS
triumph" This is but the beginning oil The end
This famous or rather infamous victory will short,
" turn into dust and ashes. The innate corrup.
lion which led 10 il will be developed BY future
evens-anL once more the towering pyramid Of
Wing States and Wing triumphs will be level
led 10 the ground. amid The groans and rawlings d
the Log Cabin and lis variegaled Menagerie.-
Let the Republicans Of Virginia cheer up. "A
better time is coming" Virginia wlagain lead
the van in prostrating the now vauniins enemies
OF her principles:
"'The General Committee OF the Wing Young
Men oil New York have done very silly Thing,
in reading The N. Y Courier and Enquirer out al
the Wing patty, because lis editor refused 10 sup
port he nomination Of John Young for Governor.
The Courier replies in an article of overwhelm
ing severity, which must make these young gen.
lemen feel The absurdi,y Of their conduct. We
should like 10 know BY what right committee
attempts TO control the action OF a public jour
nal atnd 10 anathmatize il whenever lis course
does moi happen 10 square with lis notions OF or
ihodoxy. il would be fortunate, al all events, II
some other papers Of new York protesting 10 be
Wing were as true and loyal TO the principles OF
The Wing party, and as lille affected by The pro-
gressive' notions Of the age, as the Courier and
Enquirer. The Wing party OF The Empire State
would in that event, command more OF the fe-
spect, because they would more deserve il, OF their
associates in other parts Of the Union