Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16

ceednes. The Wing papers may conso'e 'Ae
selves and aal,er their readers, that all was mar,
moDy aud union-bul he who READS Inc ne'.' GU.
angry debates and listens 10 The descriptions u
witnesses mus, be satisfied that pen'ilui e'e'
m.uts of strife were engendered in that ConVeh'
ton, which will Tell in the coming con ,'''
Strange availability, truly, TO peril CERTAIN "n's
States, for the empty hope OF carrying Denv
cratic States, which nothing can snake sum
seems 10 have been the wise and profound pol'cy
~ ,be Wing Convention Time will snow no"
wrelchedy they have calculated.
gut we shall let a thorough Wing orgau' INC
N. Y. Express, confirm some oil Inc Pos"'o"' w
have taken. That paper says frankly;
aIt CANNOT be disguised, as any one VIII see
wbo reads the reports or sketches OF inc ooinss
If The Convention now III our columns, 'ia'
y,eot uneasiness exists in some sections Oh 'ns
Wing party. Happily New York is IN s0oa
degree Quoted by the agreeable adjunct Of ,. our
own distinguished fellow citizen, M,'iaru ra TN,
more. CLAY and Fillmore have oeen wei, a
known rallying Wing cries in new iork.s ~
il will be not SO difficult, therefore, 20 eneI w
change to Taylor and Fillmore 61e on. ILL., =
Amos. in arms. Her preferences were J1pa
tic for Winfield Scott. Her young M 1eenu0
as yet to accede 10 the nomlnatoh-ous
| nor Vance, MIR Collier and diners, ha'o
hopes of the State. MASSACHUSETTS, WV :, =.
| commo,ion One Of her delegates annou.co'
that he will do his utmost 10 oeieal '''e non'
tion. No note ,oas taken Of approoatto" to"'
| b seen. No Resolutions or address any efa,
aeler ,oere agreed upon. The Convention au.
iourned a, 4, P. NJ, and sine die wi'hout 'aS,ns
out anu Platform, or am general ehars y m"s
or;ne;nles manly upon the ground, we presume,
that generally satisfactory platform ''as q" In
possibility. !, ,ess..
ed and il cannot be disguised-but let us all,
who are dissatisfied Wings, ask each other,
where am TO go'"
The Express discusses this question: and mail
" arrives at the conclusion that lis only safety Is
10 supporting Gen. Taylor, with whose opinions
!, is not satisfied. II consoles itself, however,
with the reflection that, according TO the Allison
letter, the Presiden! is mere CIPHER, non-en-
,y an automalon, simple tool in The hands oil
Congressional Congress is the Government, ana
that seen. It's somewhat eqniuocal position cen
mil md" in securing Wing Congress Was
ever Machiavellian game more unoloshingiy
ayowed, than The present "equivocar one OF
duping The people, so as to control Congress and
carry out The most aagrant violations OF the Con-
stilulion 7 Can the people be again deceived by
false pr.ences, as in l64o7 Will they not keep
their eyes open 10 all such tricks and hnmbugs
But we shall let The Express speak for itself:
Now, then, fellow Wings, what is il our duty pA
TO do4 To support The ticket, or TO rebelf Re
bellion springs 10 our lips, and rushes from our
hean.-ior we like no! the way things have been
done in Philadelphia but principle and reason on
head.d As Congress is to be the Government un'
der General Taylor, 10 securing that Congress
all our efforts mus, be bent. General Taylor's
soncctat equiyocal position can reH aud US IN Inc
security we demand. Under him, we can carry
States and Congressman, both members OF The
House and Senators, whom we could not carry
under any other man. His name, alone can
probably give US new States enough to secure
the incoming Senate OF the United States. Then,
is mol such victory, ii we obtain it, victory
substantial enough2