Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05

liam, article in TIC las, Aliens (Ga) Banner,
which will speak for iisel';
"The Georgia Wings are slifT-neched race
81 thoronohly convinced tina, The only hope of
reacbinc Thai political Heaven 10 which they rs
miro /, by cl;neine 10 The skiiis CT "Oid lack"
ihat,hev re- resolved moi to tjusl him 10 their AL
LIES -, Conreu,,ow We have noted from The
beginning Of The trance into xhich they fell upon
The subiec Thai il opened 10 their vision fields 100
Elysisn-bliss loo exquisite Iron the fiery gupl
| 10 which they lay COMPOUNDED though immortal
10 be hazarded The uprising Of Ike masses in
Tie last Presidential campaign, win power lhal
as,ounded whiggery in her strongest castle, IAN
cied superiority over, and compacehi scoih iol
system Of monopoly ard plumber by which agri-
| culture. commerce, and navigation were rendered
shewers al wood and drawers Of wafer 10 The
pampered and lorldly manu!aelu!er-lhe shIinE-
ing of that once gigantic money power, y.fcrs
Bank Of the Unned States, into The dreamy and
shadowy image al an obsolete idea-lhe sepa-
ration u The treasury Of The Union from me
banks working like charm, 10 check me
wild growth of that paper currency by ~hirh
Wh;esery expected 10 be clothed In pat-
pie and fno linen, III the rsPcn>e 81 inc
pundercd ploughmen and The besgafch yeoman.
ry'-lhe prosperity, which in every department. oil
human Industry through the length and biead!hol
the land. lights up the bs0., cf ia5or with So:lls
and invieoraies lis arm for stuTiier b!oW--lhe
brilliant series CT victories in a war which lhey
have denounced as ore Of aggression and PUN
der and which an ,nlJscits' President was IN
competent 10 wage-had plunged them so deep in
10 DESPAIR that when The name OF Old lack
came 10 them, they drank il in like crimina! un-
der The palows does The first words OF pardon, and
thrown into that state oflrance which usually iol-
lows consciousness Of redemption IRON death
INTO life The incarnation OF Old lacks name
burns npon their lips as spell word OF salvation,
regardless OF The voice Of their allies who tell
them Il is bul an illusion. But no say they,
I'VE GEoRou HH,gs know on which side chr
bread is butered, and though we love you dearly
by the memories Of The past, yet we aeluIe yon
by the fear OF the tulnre--lst us alone with Old
Jack, and go abou, your business ID Sa''ona'
Conventional foatra Tor ii--who cares
"Thal We may not be thought 10 misrepresen
the modern dynasty OF Georgia WHO'S, which
has thus arisen from The lost estate Of Whissery
in general, and defied law and order. we copy
the following from The Southern Recorder
"WiIl The Democratic LEADERS help TO 90 ~
II they will, they will be entitled 10 The thanks o.
The country, for their patriotic masnanimny IN
overlooking mere panizan views in elsvaiing 10
The chief maeisIlacy true patfot, VINO haS
filled The measure OF his counlfys glory" But
they consent 10 do so, lei he no support OF Inc
old hero subject 10 The Baltimore Conventions ad.
iudcalion. Such 4 nomination wonld DC Just
lanlamounl 10 the shutting on old Rough ana
Ready, and the denomination al another Mir.
Polk, or some body is prominent and as SUIT
able. Take il up in good faith as lie WHO'S lake
il up, and nominate the Old hero loI The chisl ma
eis;racy, BALTIMORE CosrFNTicH OR Nc BALTl.
MORE CoSyENTloN--lcI Us all 20 together iaiI'y
and honesty, and above board, for The hero Of ihe
| Rio Glande.'
"Thus il is clear, from The declaration Of The
Recorder, as vel. as from Tie fact Ih5 Tue his
papers in Georgia have raised the Taylor nag
without The usual words Of submission 10 party
dfill, "sullec, 10 The decision Of National Con-
veulion,' that lie parry in this Stale intend night
ing the Taylor battle on heir Gown hook there
by giving little pesRmqiirc evidence, 10 say me
least that ifsy TO NJ; cxpcc; Taylor 10 b: nr:-
mated or elected By aceinnai'on. Oh. no! seasie-
men, The io.ces OF reclamation always light IN
body-and never laae each man his tree, light on
his own hook and san! in lie face Of authority
In ALABAMA, We Lave shown how ri least che
Wing Candidate has ayowed himself opposed 10
4 Bank and high Tariff and GOES j, "6'iHa' loT
Gen. Taylor--and Tow aGcle: who cast 'he So
I;ary Wing vote Tor ih= Tarf 81 1876. has been
renominalci by his parry witon! opposition.
The Wings Of New England have vowed their
uncompromisins opposition 10 Gen. Taylot--
and many Of the Weslesn Wing papers haze
covered his name with viture;a,ion AMI iEs;i!l.
From those quarters he canlcl, we a,c suie, re-
ceivc The smallest sppfcr.
In New YoRg, We understand from gen'.c-
man who has just passed through 'hs STATE, pnc'
lie feeling is beginning 10 terelope Itself On lie
part OF the Wings in favor Of The hero Of Vera
Cruz and CeIIo GoTdo.
The sign, in every direction indicate complete
confusion in b. Wing ranks; and his las, letter
Of Gen. Taylor, Oh, spirit OF which, in some par
irnars meets with our cordial appreciation, We
are free 10 admil,) ha. fallen like bomb-sheil
into the Wing camp, 10 produce tremendous
explosion. The doy Of The Democrats is plain
enough. Let them stand hy their principles and
bidc their time. The conniry is most prosperous
under Democratic measures. Wecanno believe
| that, under any circumstances, the people WILDE
willing to give up what they know 10 be wise
and beneficial, merely for The sake ola "change :"
which may lead, as heretofore, 10 injustice anu
| oppression 10 the masses Il The nation.
We have thus presented 10 our readers So.
ries of facts, bat OF an interesting character.
Few comments were necessary 10 explain their
bearing upon the political fortunes Of at least one
party. They will, doubtless, give rise 10 many
'rich" developments in lie Wing press 81 which
we promise 10 keep our readers advised. We
close these remarks, by saying lhat We heard
some of the Wings yesterday coincide entirely
with The views OF the Times, and declare that
they would vote for no man who would moi COM
nit himself 10 Wing principles. Thus we go
P, s. Since writing The above, We have re-
c.ived the Union, which contains The Letter Of
General Taylor, with The original arlcie Of
James w. Taylor Esq Editor OF The Cincinnati
Signal. We shall on Monday republish il, with
The comments Of the Union. 10 the mean time
we cory The remarks CT he Union, written after
it's article was penned. l,unfolds new scene in
this singular drama:
GFrom he Eaionl
The above is the view which we take The .eiier
attributed To Gen. Taylor, on The snprosilon that
il be genuine production; but there is a paper
publi.he in this city, under Inc name "of,he Ma
| iional Wing" which flies Gen. Taylo;'s name At
| lis masthead for The next President Of The United
States: this paper, in its number Of this morning,
rerubli,hes the letter and article from lie "Sig-
nal, ami pronounce it 10 be "a forsed isiey fron
Con; Iaulor-Lceojoro t'icEcry e12oted;' and
SAYS:
'S,me years since. there came liiilc man BY
The name OF James W. Taylor 10 CiDcinna
from West New York. lie opened Law Office,
bull not meeting with any success, took 10 wiring
for The press. The Cincinnati Herald and The
IN his way for short time, when he. se!up on his
own account The Signal about year ago. The
Signal is sorl of independent democratic paret'
not recognized a, all By The Democrats parry,
li,y in its editorial cnntuc'"
The National Whig" Then copies The article
from The "Sisna" and The letter, and MAKES lie
following remarks:
"By this time, we have no doub', The reader has
come 10 The conclusion we nave arrived AZ hau'e'
ly. ina, he ADORE eucr, with he printed sigma
| nre ofC Gen TAYLOR 10 il, is FORGERY.