Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27

iu@NJ-cuu Uy SuCH ulcn tue SOulu is USud( Ct
Sill, in the face Of this evidence, Of SJuthe,
Tayloriles, The Democrats are assaiIed and rid
culed for doubling Gen. Taylors course on Ii
Proviso. No party ever displayed more poubl
dealing than the Tayloriles, and The South wi
vindieale her own honor and rights By repndia
ing the whole concern, Taylor: Fillmore and al
The Underground novsnlszts Of tie burrowin
mole are repuguant 10 The character and spirit
the South. He VINO is no, for her is against her
LOOK OUT FOR FORGERlEs.
We call the attention OF The South to the 70
lowing warning in the Union:
Let the South be aware. We are iptorme
that tie Wing Committee in this city have put
lished, and are now sending 10 the South, ducu
mems which are made 10 appear as though pub
| ilsn'd by the Democrats, in relation 10 Genera
Cass's position on Inc slavery question, which 9
to show that he is The advocate of the Whine
Pfoyiso. No such documents have ever bee
published by the Democrats, nor any olher posi-
ton assumed Tor Gen. Cass ex .epl that coalaine
IN his Nicholson letter; and anything OF The kin
| with the Democratic committee attached 10 H. i
/ base forgery Of the Wing committee. We war
the country 10 beware OF The frauds OF the WIFI
committee. Having become perfectly rockies
and desperate, there is nothing 10 which they vii
mol resort TO accomplish their purposes. See III,
resolution OF The Democratic Executive Comm
| tee.
Communicated
THE WING COMMITTEE COMPOSING lTs
FRAUDS.
Inc following resolution was passed by tht
Executive committee OF The Jackson Democrat,
Association, on Monday evening, October 9th
and published in the "Union" on Wednesday, tn
second day after. Twelve days have passed
aud the different lives OF Taylor, and the
Northern and Sonhern documents, have ne.
yer been called Tor. the Wing committee have
thus confessed their frauds upon the people, nd
lay still under The brand OF shame burned upon
their oreheats. Are they longer worthy Of the
nouce OF honorable men, and shall they, in this
degrading position before the world be allowed 10
deceive and cheat the people2 We call Inc at
tehIon of every Democratic paper in III Union
10 this mater. a DEMOCRAT
Resolved, That we have seen with surprise the
nnbushins mendacity OF the Rough and Ready
Club in this city in their 1luons, and The Ie-
Ter OF their president, published in he National
lntellieencer denying that more than one life Of
Gen. Taylor has been published and circulated
in this city, and while admitting hat they have
Two publishing rooms, deny that documents are
prepared fer the -No'H, representing Gen. Gas, as
pledged 10 The extension D! slavery and General
Taylor pledged agains' il; AM tha; documents
are prepared for The Souh. representing General
Cass as an enemy 10 The institution Of slavery
and an aboIitonst; ,aa. one Of our committee
procured and placed in he hands II Senator
Hanneean, las; Summer fourteen lives o! Tay
lof; and that we have now in our hands and
open TO the inspection Of all, four different lives
OF Taylor, published by Wing publishers in this
CITY, and circulated by the Wing commit ce un
der The frank Of Whis congressman and scnators;
that we nave Ia our hands, and open 10 The in.
spection OF all, Wing documents prepared Tor The
North. representing Gen. Taylor As opposed 10
and pledged against the extension Il slavery and
Gen. Case as in favor o.! aud pledged 10 the e.
tersioG Of slavery; and Gocumenls prepared 10
the SoUTH, representing GENERAL Cass as ian
aooliilcnisl Of the sraiIest Sect" and declaring
Tie notorious Miilard Il'.iore Is . better lrieni
OF The institution OF slavery than General Cas-;
hat the first Of these documents was obtained
ifom the committee room where document. ae
prepared for lie NORTH and the utser IRON The
committee room where documents are publish d
Tor The SoUTH; hat these different li;cs OF TAYLOR
and Nonhetn and Sou..hep W.hj9. olccurso's
iency. Tha, the Wings accusing Us Of tas'-
rion 10 The fraud. the LIE proved upon Them; and
with this brand upon their forehead. We hold
them up 10 the scorn aud e1ecra,ion Of The worid.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
On Tuesday evening The nth instant, The De
mocracy O. Alexandra held an entnnsias''c
meeting 10 the Market Square Notwithstanding
the GOODNESS OF The night tie meeting was large,
and The conqnering spirit was abroad:
The meeting was first addressed oy MAO,
SodiaId OF Maryland, formerly member o.
Congress, from that STATE The remarks ui me
NJ .ior were ABLY conceived, and presented 10 an
exceedingly happy and eloquent manErr. linen
followed that distinguished champion OF The old
REPUBLICAN school Of Virginia politics, Robert
G. Scott. The Elector Tor The Richmond Dist'iel,
in a telling speech Of about An hour, when
rak.d with tremendous effect, Taylorism-
Whieeery composed as it is OF no-partyism,
no-,flSc,yieism, abolilionism, nativisn, Hatt
ford Convention federalism, and all The hatcini
;,ns which The fruitful soil OF Northern lanai
cism ever produced. Throughout this speech
ou,bursts and shouts OF applause rent the air
ON The uex,day was pre>en! al The barbecue
o;ven nv the "Rural Cas- and Butler Associa-
lion Of Alexandra county," near Balrs Cross
roads Mr.. Scott, ever ready a! The call Of lhr
Democracy, had, al much inconvenience, ahu
uorn with much labor and al short notice, nu'
ried 10 the aid OF the indomi!ao'e Democrats o'
old FEDERAL Alexandria upon ms occasion.
The meeting al The Cross roads, composed, as
estimated, OF about six TO eight hundred persons
gracet with the presence OF one nuhdfed 'd",eS'
Notwithstanding the unnleasantness Of The day,
w.s firsl addressed hy J. Gibson Peach, Esq, a
vonno gentleman from Alexandra, in very eio'
nneni manner. Next followed B. Il. Berry
Eso ,hs assistant Elec;or tor tie county, N
cnncIusiys reply 10 a speech o Mr. SnoWden
Ed;,or nj the Alexandra Gazette, made ny MIN
i reoly 10 an ,dress ui Mr.. Berrys, a! Inc la'e
Wbie barbecue, held near the place OF TINS one
=, Nelson's schoo-house, in Fairfax county. Inc
Hnn E. w. Bowden, of Alabama, then &C.
,.r,ssed the assembly in his usual uneq
sryle pouring forth resis'!ess torrent OF gown:
eloouence from a warm Southern head and hpaf'
Robsn G. Scou, Esq, then addressed the meet
;nq tor an huur aud hal: ~ an eloqueh, afSu
menratiye and convincing address. " h'ie ne wa
| courteous 10 his opponents ne nand'ea '"e'. re
| deral hercses with gloves on; uenou"esa ~
cheat attempted to be pfaclisrd upon me Amer
can people BY The cry OF no,pafyis'n, g.ppse'
,he ,ricks of 1910, and The failure OF the f'edera
na,,v 10 redeem their promises Vi 'hat !ay-nay
irsa;I .hso,ule violation OF those promises, an
licensed the Veto question with great ao:itY
So &C. The speech enchaned the audience
and seemed 10 convince their Judgments.
&c GeoeraI Mccal!a of Kentucky closed in a ie,
remarks, showing hal The r'esen! ds' lafs'oas
The Wing party, that The Democfa',s admlni.
,,a,;ops were proscripIi7e, while Taylor, !
s,sc,ed wonld ap.oscrbc prescription" were &c
ir.;vs and intended 20 instead. The iadiscflm
r nae, wholesale prescription Of esns,aI Har'
sons short reign was advered 10 and The psssI
snJ,ia who Eli offices in Washington, four wer
f psmocr ssi and he nigh. have added what vi
nsr,a;nlv +. The case # Taylor is elected, !h'
these four will mol be left as monnmeni 81
Wing clemency notwithstanding President J.: pol
was Kind enough 10 put these Wing clerks IN
fee The meeting was closed in the best ieei'n
and with .hree enthusias ic cheers Tor Cas- al
Bu'ler. u,,; ;
Alexandria las; night with torrc iishts, 'iansp
rencies, SC. And What no t3nb "iii ssf'se y
r iii sr,o,isP as /, lid The Democrats OF hie