Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

and at Ccrro Goido in their conflict WIN me
ciplincd and serried hosts by which, IN IcsPn.
their immense numerical superiority, my w.
overlhrown and annihiaed. We 90 'ot raw
Organization, because paiiles are htces.a'' ox;s,
free Government, and because lllsy cd''.o' '''~'
wi,hou: union and concentration.
To give full outline oi the wing -
lnenls, We quote whaI he says in announcer a'i.' y,
also bearing pretty hard upon The mo pa.S
men. Referring 10 The speech oil ME- oa',p1."
Democrat, al The Taylor meeting IL H'o'"s'
the Wing says: ro,,
aIn other words, MIR. Campbell WIZ u. suppl piU,
General Taylor If he approves u .u ~, =. made
Mrsrs when those sentiments snail oe ''au.
known IN Inc country-if mol, NOT. ms - SUI
sranlia,ly The same view Of the suojtr. 'nas ~
have taken in our leading edilorlal OF .nis ~.
inc. and i, will be ultimately iouhu " ~ ,.s
course of ninety-nnr hundIedlhs Of B"ih ran ,ha
If Gpnerol Tayiof's senlimen's quo" nI;d,,o
ocnfnc,s ,bey will make him their cahu'oa'e'
49, mr,s .N..p.RTy" Wines will, OF course,
nn,e q nh ,br,n. II. on The other hand, Inc sen
,;n.,,s IT General Taylor shall be these OF me
Wh,o school and hey shall take him up, Tue
I.ocntocns vii oppose him ~ Gs7ls'aI l@g.o,
,s eon.,dats at au Il. must of necessity DC a parry
eaud;dote; for il he should REFUSE 10 run ei'ne aS
h. Who or Lccoioco nunlnee, bul agree W iu ~
an ;ndeoendeni candidate, why then ne wiz
h. N. candidate If a parry opposed 10 all parties,
.Sn ESPECIALLY To PARTY MACHINERY, TO Which,
HOWEVER THEY VII L THEMSELVES RESULT nhfo"1
THE CAMPAIGN SHALL BE HALF OVER.
The Times revi VS. the positions OF The Hall
fax Wings, AMI Substantially advocates, with 'he
Wbic. The necessity OF Conventions We nave
moi room this morning for further notice OF lis
article.
A candid prrusal Of The extracts we nave
made from The Republican and Whis, VIII snow
the utterly contradictory views WHICH '"e' :,
Wing organs entertain. The one says mat It
would be base hypocrisy in the wing parry
which has protessed devotion 10 .ne coun"S
over party, 10 advocate The election OF Gen. ay-
Ior as the candidate Of The Wing party. III '"e
same time, il denounces the machinery OF parry
md all organization. The other contends mat
the Wings have always adhered to parry ofsah'-
,a,;on and measures and that different Course
wen ID be "ia'sc and hypocrilicaL" Could posi-
lions be assumed more utterly antagonls'cai =
and Ao,c can the Wings, with such d'scofa IN
their ranks, speak so confidently OF triumph IN
1897 Lei them sci their own house IN ORDER
before they can hope 10 benefit by The assumed
divisions in The Democratic party. Gen. 1ayiof
has avowed, in language the most uneqavocai'
that he will not be the candidate vi their parry.
This declaration has blown up all their "prema'
ture" "pary schemes" and they are now tossed
wildly 10 and fro upon The pillows OF uncertain
" and confusion. In the mean time, The Demo
cratic party stand firmly by their principles and
measures. under which The country ia now enjoy
ing an uneQuallcd prosperity, and The people will
again sustain them, because they are on The right
track. The epoch OF Wing heresies has passed
away-Democralc measures will always be
preserved as the guiding policy OF the nation.