Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-29

We have before MS a case in point TO show
the hollow character oil The mo party" profess
sions Of The Taylor Wing press. Their great
cry has been tina, Gen. Taylor was no politician,
and would be The President, not of a "parly," but
OF the "country"- OF all parties. In the 81 district,
Of Louisiana there are three candidates for Con-
gress, viz: a regular Democratic and a regular
Wing candidate, and Jacob Barker, a Taylor,
Bank, Sugar Protection, Independent Demo-
cral(?) Neither The Wing nor The Democrat is
for Gen. Taylor as President; but The %Indepcn-
dent (Mr. Balker) is aal-ioo'ed for him. There
are two Taylor organs in New Orleans, with
their daily professions oil "nc parly"on their lips.
OF course, il will he thought. they are jealous
advocates o! Barker, The Taylor mo party" can
didale. Far from il. Hear one Of them, tie
Bul elin
"We have no objection that hlr. Barker should
Get a srong vote, if he Can only coax his cwn
Democratic friends 10 give Ito him; tu! we here
that none 81 our Wing brethren will he led aslay
from their oolors, by voting ioS an independent
Democratic candidate; Democratic in principles,
we mean, for il is hni proper We should state Mr..
INV 'O'S nv '"G 1't f'12
Ter Support from ali pa'tns.'
Here the cloven loot proIrudes most prominent.
". The Bulletin was Tie ftsl paper in New Or.
leans 10 raise The flag ci Gen. Taylor as a mo
party candidate ~ bul when a candidate offers
himself upon exactly The same grounds, The ed.
Tor eats his own words and protests against his
election because he "does no! run as a party can
didale, but looks Tor supper, from all parties
In other words, The Taylor Wing organs, are al
tempting 10 use The old General not for his own
benefit or 10 secure his election by "all parlies,'
bu, 10 rope in votes for Henry Clay or some Other
regular Wing! Was there ever so transparent a
humbug, as these mo party" Taylor Wing or.
gans have attempted 10 force down Tie lhfoaIs o.
The people1 Er una disc omniG! The "no par
iy" Taylor Wings 90 for the Wing party ard
"nolhing else" The Democrats have their eyes
fully open 10 the %insidious game.
We cannot lorbear 10 copy The Della's capita
hit al the ridiculous political in New
Orleans:
1--WE could moi shut our eyes 10 Inc cogeney and
the logic uf Jacobs reasoning. Here IS one
here are Two parers-arsnes Jacob. They shou'
Taylor! Tiylor!! Tay!or!!i am ne only
Taylor can3;lale running in The Second District
ard yet ,hesc Taylor oTsans, instead OF support
ing me, DO all they can TO defeat my election,
Jacob calculated something about hnmbrg, ash nj
took of his .peclaclcs and placed The IN in The case
Afer u,teri,s the expression, we could not avoD
sayins-iri.nd Jacob, aou knowest something"
To male The case still stronger against tn
Taylor Wing organs in New Orleans, who oP
pose The election of,he only Taylor candidate 10
Congress, we quote The following passage from
letter addressed to Mr.. Barker by Louis Tregre
a Jealous Taylor man, and published with MI
BIS reply, avowing himself a "s'eady adherenl
OF Gen. Taylor:
The friends of General Taylor cannot bette
further his election, Than by initiating his exam
pie lisregarding ali parry distinctions ii is eviden
that neither of The two great political parties wi,
make him their candidatei il therefore depend
on the people 10 say, in casting their woes at 'b
balIo,-boxes. whether they are The slaves OF parry
or tree.born citizens determined to preserve 'hei
liberty.
With these views l shall, II you are a cand