Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-14
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, "a.
Monday Morning, July l3. fIs46.
Az AMESlNG PICTURE,

Since the "notice' policy OF the President has
had such a salutary influence in producing
speedy, satisfactory and peaceful seuemen, OF
The Oregon controversy The Wing papers OF Gin
cinnati are quauelling with each other, as 10
which of them shoul, haze ne credit Of The early
and uniform support Of measures ('hc most pre-
minen; Of which vs. tie ''nolice") leading 10 the
reoen, favorable result. The Chronicle saws:
"Nor- OF ctr feaiers can fail 10 remember
how, aionc in lie Wing presses Of this re:icn
the CHRONICLE stood, in Fr"clal,nns The policy
OF settling Oregon and lis boundaries, and Of
giving England The .Notilt, as means OF peace
and settlement.
If this was something 10 he aensured and riii-
cnled, in The hour Of danger, We claim that it is
something TO he remembered, wien the policy
and means. thus advocated. have resulted in Sc
curing all OF Oregon, which could be properly
considered as such-,he Valley Of The Columbia
and lis Tributaries, and Peace which is likely
10 be as permanent a. The Governments OF Eng
land or America. The cljsd was right. and the
MEANS used were rish; anG he result has justified
them both
The Times does not lii;c his exclusive Sell
Qualification 81 lis neshbor, art sYeai:s up for il
sell as follows:
"Now, we ella I'M 10 be as good Wing as our
friend Il lhe Chronicle AMI, further, We are IN
der strong impression that the action OF The
Times in reference 10 Oregon, was simullare-
Gus al least il not earlier, than that Of our mono
polising contemporary-aDd Sill further, il We
are not labo.irg under a strange hallucina,ion
The editor Of the Times. was present al the FIST
meeting, held in this cily, having reference 10 Ibis
question, al which Col. R. III. johnson presided
and had the honor OF being appointed member
Of ore Of the Ward Committees, &c. So, neigh
Dor, YOU see 500 take more Credit 10 yonfscthan
j your cue, ami whether sou choose 10 do " JUS
tee in The mater, Or no ty 4 modification 81
YOU. olaim-we care nG;-ghai We say i irEe
and there is record evidence 81 H."
Bu. the Atlas, indignah, 1t The boil! claims q
iis rivals 10 all The credit, steps uo Inc ring and
plumes itself upon It's Own discriminating juts
mrnt. Hear il:
1--WE dislike 10 refer 10 matters personal, hu;
our neighbours will please 10 Iecolecl, while sing
ins their ha,eulahs in sloriiicaiIon Of sci, there
is "Whig Press in this -esion' called The Alas,
which from Inc day The suajec, first began 10 tx
cite attention, sicaiiIy advocated ,he .Not,ec. Tie
Cayonie'e upon second thought, caaa"t be ignc-
raat Of this tact.
Iou, wv Ss.''it'!t!!i ii@. Ghii'ti ahah-
yourselves e vcuT hearts content .or liz homo q
sustaining 'hc "nyI:ee' bu. IT, 's5y you Fay ~
hiehes' compliment t. ne vision ana io!e>igit
o:;he President, in warmly urging he mea .u'es
upon Congress. ioa certainly exhibited more
justice and strong sense than ~as shown II cs:-
tain Wing editors in this region Of The country,
who in conjunction with a distinguished Ex-
member Of Congress, predicted ocr'ain war and
train Of evils if,he "roiice" were given. Is II
no, strange spectacle 10 see Wing editors srng.
Cling for the honor OF sustaining policy Of The
President, which has rc.uli 50 e.oricu>ly, bu'
which Wing presses and orators a, enc time d.
pic'sd as laugh; viii all ine horrors Of war an!
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