Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-30

" hir embcr elsc, o. Congress, hut because ,ha',
-. the face @; bitter, uuscIupuous and tempo
rar,ly iriumpt.:. opnosi,icn. he has borne nun
selfso iFauaiy, npri.niiy and naniniiy' INA, po-
.ical integrity liumrhs in his person. ana MS
eicc,cn is a veldc. not merely against ms ae'
ameIs. =, y ,avor q! lofty bearing IN adVeis'-
,y, and vindicales the good I'D Anglo SAXON love
II lair play. Among The six score and over oi
w hies who vii! meet on The first Monday in De-
ce,aber next 10 choose 1--WE hope) Wing Speak
er and Clerk of The House, and 10 look sharply
INC =. diplomacy OF Buchanan and the h"'n-
cierips Of Walker, to overhaul The lyrannlcaiao.
surdities OF Cave Johnson and buy out OF signl
and smell the offensive remains OF Polkery, mere
will not be one whose hand will be graspee more
frequently or warmly than John M Bolts.
Reared and living in State famous lor lis
crolchcts and distractions, Mr.. Bolts has Cccn d.
all times and eminently Wing OF the Union
He has been openly and s,eadfasly an advocate
Of Protective Tariff, OF National currency,
and of liberia, appropriations Tor The improvement
Of our Rivers, Lakes and HaIbors. Living in
The mids, OF Slave breeding population, hnd'ng
his most powerful support in ono oi me oniel
| ual,s OF the Dornes..- slave lfade, MI. hota
did no, hesitate 10 vote against The Gag huie sup
yeriine The right OF Petition, even when Repre-
sen,aliyes o. Northern Ffeemen who nor appear
10 be most zealors in Their resistance 10 The
entertainments vi Slavery were yoling WIN
South Carolina against Freedom. He was
among The frs. 70 denounce The reachefy
of John Tyler, though =. ..-ighh"r ::e dai'y
associate. He forsh' the Annexation u lex
as from first to last with maniul zeal, emolfney
and perseverance; ne denounced Inc aoonlna-
BILE war on Mexico from the oulsei, a. - y.
unwaveri,e adversary still; and when an alleGlpl
was made To ensnare and defeat him by piease
| IN support no man who favored the Wilmoi Pio-
yjso. ne PROMPTLY ..swefed, in substance, NY
way 10 avoid all trouble concerning Shaver III
our conquered territory is 10 take no 1rr.to1y oi
| Mexico: and, though don't like the Wilmol
Proyiso pledge you that shall vote Tor cry
sWhig against any Loco-Foco candidate VINO
NAV lie nominated" Such is The man who
will represent The Me'ropoha,a Disr'c' o. Wig,
ria in The next Congress Richmond, 1t VIII De
seen, gave him heavier vcIe as well as
larger -. .u.;y han she gave 10 Henry Clay;
and in the Dlstlirl his majority is more
,hsa double MIR. Cays And this after 2
fsc-.,o.ace - -vass, in which his adversary and
The Richmond Enquirer had !urg The changes III
his alleged anl;.Souihern yotes end sentiments,
dencurciue him as unsound and dangerous
Nav We not now deem il settled, with regard 10
rrcan anpc2,s . .-4l ...eies or preln'ice, mat
he tlihernian was right who averred that "lhe
DIST CuuIsC W AVN eubSS' - -
wav7"
Hon Wil!oue' by Newton, who took The other
course with regard 10 Texas, pronf unced annex.
a,ion S.:,hrrn measure, md as such supported
il by his voice and VOTE lost his sra. lhereupon
as Mr.. Bois did, and is now beaten in an attempt
10 REGAIN !, will no, statesmei. heed these !acts
and lhei. moras
The feelings OF The "hole people of The coun-
rIv taitlv rPDreSpnVd by thc
following demonstration on small sca!s IN
Washington, Tor which We are Indebted 10 that
spirited journal, !. National Wing:
"a large body OF laborers and mechanics -.
gagged on The Smithsonian ln.,i,ule bai!ling-
over one hundred III number-look pol 10 as
&c r,ain their choice Tor the nex P'csd, NJ. Ere,y
man Of them r,ied for he HeTo NJ Burma ".t.a.
On enquiry, they found they were nearly equally
divided in parry politics, The majority oeing pf'
mocra:s."- Yesterdays republican.
As an amusing commentary on the above evl-
dence Of "puoic SENTIMENT" we publish an ex.
iIac; fscm Washington leUcr in The Baltimore
Sun. This is .ol the hrst time "sha, spiiicu
journal, the National Wing" has made ialss
statements. These Wing calculations are MOI
very reliable:
"A New YORK paper Of as, week contains an
announcement OF Vute - ~ ~ HAVE tdheu piS
amoug the hands employed in the etec'on oil The
Smithsonian Institute. j. his city, al which vote
large ma joriiy was in favor OF General lay
Tor for the next Presidency, &c. ! inquired TO-
dav what was the number .. hands Al! present EN-.
r.oyed ?, his wc'; and was informed as follows:
~ :,i'as. boss and laborer cclored ! man, Z
hcys scattering, , horses end 2 caIts! !"
mPOLITlCAL HUCKSTERs."-Th is 4"
title bestowed ppon Inc friends Of Gen. Taylor,
by II. friend o"d supporters o. that great con-
Lave of huckslefing and rickrtr. Inc Baltimore
Cunvrn;ion This is decidedly rich. and Thurman
impotence CO.. 20 farther, "" should like 10 see
,ae alemr,"-l Yesterdays Rcpa5icvn.
MOI 50. The tern, was applied by '!'r 7av""-
nan Republican, strong Wing paper, to those
who arc dragging forward Gen. Taylors name
at this lime, '"y iary purposes, while be is en-
gagged in fighting Ae battles Of lhr Whole country
ine Savannah Republican says with justice and
uuth, "Wtss md Democrats alike must share
in lhc national renown which his victories have
insured for their common country, and political
iueksers should mol be ahmed 10 make capital oA Of
them. To parife him as parry candidate con
only tend 10 disgust tie old Here &c. The blow
is hard one, bu, it comes from Wing, and the
Republican will have TO turn its batteries not up
ON the Democrats, ha. It's own associate.