Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-27

"Eyery casualty Of the war, every lrifng circum-
stance Of disnerceahie import which happened IN lis
progress was worked up by these political panic
monpes into paper pellets, 10 hur at The wicked ad'
ministraiion which had plunged the nation into tnis
impous war; Ifa soldier died, and was buried IN The
hest manner the Of the country, and the circum
stances of the would admit, rhr Secretary ut War
to have foresern the want, and sent
ship load of ee5iss, part Of the camp e9upaer
ns the army what pretty sight u WI uld be- aud
how fine the effect upon The morale oil hehtng rrgl-
To he dragging after II these funeral penarations
If the camp fever broke OUT among our troops ana pros
trnted and killed many, again the waiting note was
raised s0h this wicked administration" IL the IRE
sdent, after successful battle, hnmanely anxious TO
terminate war which he always regretted, offered the
olive branch TO the Infatuated Mexicans, II was, 'Oh
the cnwardly admnisrainn.-Mr Polk is smoking out
Of the wat'-tuide Columbus Enqnirer.) If, when the
over,ures were rejected, the Government gds up It's
lons for renewed efforts 10 conquer peace, IL was
oh this rash and oohardy administration, VIII 1t
never lavish The blood and treasure othe coun-
try'' In short, do uhat il D0u,d the adm'Hstra'
nerer could please these dsdous Wing gentlemen, for the
simple reason, that they were determined not to %
pleased with any thing from the first"
We have been struck with The truth and force
of The above language of Maj. Forsyth. of the
Columbus (Ga.) Times, Gusl returned from The
sea, Of war, and therefore qualified to judge oil
the actual state of ,hings in reading The bitter as
saulls Of The Wing press upon The AdmlnIstra-
lion, on the occasion Of The late call for nine re-
gimenls OF volunteers TO prosecute The war with
Mexico with additional vigor. We will mol
doubt the patriotic professions Of the Wing press
in their avowed anxiety 10 press the war vigorous.
IL; but when we see them, like the Times, de-
grading our Government below the standard Of
Mexican imbcciliy and faulty; when we see
that per utter in relation to those who are en-
trusted By the Constitution with The direction OF
this war, such opprobious language as The fol.
lowing-"The inconsistencies and vaci.ia,ons Of
the policy which has been pursued, would DIS.
grace the councils even OF the distracted govern
ment which We are endeavoring 10 destroy"-we
are forced TO infer that, in their zeal 10 injure a
Democratic Administration, they throw difficnl-
ties in the way Of speedy termination of the
war; and, BY damping the ardor of those who
have 10 fight our battles, virtually encourage the
enemy in his mad, insolent and suicidal course
The Times sees This "disgraceful vaclationA
in the fact lha, month since Mr.. Marcy de.
clared that no more volunteers were wanted, and
now has called Tor nine more regiments 1slha,
paper acquainted with all the information. which
has been laid before the government in The mean
time2 Does it possess "glass. eyes" infinitely
more powerful than these Of Mr.. Leja, which en-
able it 10 see all tina, is passing behind the cur
tain, all the advice Of Gen. Taylor as TO The cam.
paign, in a word all The facts upon which The War
Department has acled7 The Times says thai
the Presidca, has acted, without single facl
10 alter The premises OF his reasoning" Yet the
Washington correspondent Of the Wing Balsl.