Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

IL is certain that al prssen' The a n,erican grow
er Of grain cannot easily owssoek this martet."
Now, while we admit na' This Increased &C.
mand is somewhat owing The failure oil the
crops in Europe, ii is Mechanically certain,
that il is mainly atribu,ablaolh the new life Civ
en- to commerce by the lihral enac,menls on
both sides OF the Atlantic. ndeed, The National
Ineieencer itself asserted, bat the Free Trade
Report of Secretary Nalk'r had STIMULATED
the i:ec traders Of EncIand n Claiming he re-
pea Of tie com-Iaws-a ,easuTe which, The
blindest rarizan mns adult, will prose a rich
boon 10 the American iariers So much Tor
Mr.. Claws clamcr aeaiGsaihe ruin" from lie
new Tariff. The future III falsify his gloomy
predictions, as strongly aslhe lest Of time has
dashed his Presidential hole'.
But has The foreign po!cyof the Adminislra-
ton lowered the country in lie eyes OF The world,
as insinuarcd By MIR. Ca,! In answer we
quote the following cheering testimony OF The
same correspondent, Of lie Material InteisenceI:
81 have been much s,a'ifed o find in travel
ling through and across The county, and in
such large and Influential communities as Liver
p o Manchester and Hui, tha lie United States
arc spoken III ~Rh rcsy grco, yeSocci ard IN very
much improred mcde oi czprsscqp ard tinfasss Of
feeling"
We doubt much, whether, iad Mr. Clay cccn
pied The While House, finr effect would have
been produced upon he popuar mind Of England,
than by the bold, elevated an disnifsd foreign
policy ct the present Administration.
Mir Clay closes his denun aons OF The acts
OF The Administration in The blowing terms:
"Alllhis and more 0! what as since occurred,
in the public councils, was fnelold pIior 10 that
election. Ii was denied, disbel wed, or unheedeG;
AMI We now realize ib- unloriu ate consequences.
But, both philosophy aud PaiIoisin enjoin, that
Sc should mol indulge 10 unanili0s gesreis IS
10 the incufable pas. As part history in which
il is embodied. We may derive ION j! Instructive
lessons ior our intufe guidance, md IRE opeH -
icdo',5ie onr cTeJf'cHs 10 pcrcn their BRING IN
p.f'ajg is,.'
In other words, he appeals to he Wings 10 lose
the ''dannabic and arocious' Presidents wa;'
with MeSic., aid in doing evu}ining 10 dcIra.
the Democratic party, 50 as 10 marc room ter
some aspiring Wing, most Fro ally himself: Tor
no one can believe that Mr. CHS mol sca,ly aud
anxicusly locking - another Presidential "neaI.
III The dinner al Mr. CIay's louse, whete some
thirty OF lie Wing eiitc were present.. the master
oil Ashland proposed The following Ioasl, which
twas received with a general lu:sl q ceiling
"TEe recent sigma iitmpis o Tue Wings
begun MAJ hey continue at nt:er end
Ti,i, reminds u ii The sau!ins expression a
Mr.. Clay in New OFicans, wacu, hn.he! viii
the hopes y; certain .ictofy, j. leclaFe. in q
speech, From Man- 10 LOUISIANA not solia-
ry speck t!ims the Wing horzoI." In a lew days,
however, the city Of New Orleans boited lrorl
Whigscry and succession & Wing disasters
prepared tcr The grand ic:ca; in NoYem5c:, 1914
Mr.. Clay was iase prophet, i.cn, under mneh
more suspicious circumstance. Why shcuh!
mol The result be the same in ISis