Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

Temp to tTsrruic or circumusnt Tie Free Soil
sentiment, he uilt soon find himSsJa second John
Tyler BYth has loo much sense to attemp! IT,
Here the Tribune admits that il would prefer
the triumph Of Free Soil Van Bnrenism bu', that
being impossible it sustains General Taylor in
spite of lheobjeclons 10 him, because il believes
him "clsary pledged moi to veto" the Wilmot
Proyiso, and because il General t. should "ai
tempt 10 ogrfule or cr:umyent he Free Soil
sentiment, lie will soon find himself second
John lyle" and be Abandoned by his party
Horace Greeley, therefore, suslains General
Taylor with sole view 10 The triumph OF Free
Soil"
But fafber: This Taylor meeting in New
York adoTcd 1.-THE old Wing pla'form"-a ma
tional currpcy, Protective Tariff, Internal I'm
proVementfaud opposition 10 The Ve'o-and, at
the same tile, reiterated The "ffee soil" doctrine
as follows
"Resolve, That we cannot and will not desert
the old Wig platform 10 sand upon any other;
and that With our consent, n Cuba btask plank,
nor Yucaia iysli6,c plank, shall be added 10 il by
Lewis Cas- or a Buffalo composite, Mosaic
work, by Mrlin Van Buren,
Upon a'frcc Soil Our platform has aiDays
stood and or 1oiH stand, and they who will Stand
with us upt il are invited 10 come, and shall be
welcomed ieIeon; but We como. leave u 10
mount any ew one, especially that one winch
has bui sdlary prop 10 support H. and that oi
very Doubt timber, 10 say ne least"
Here, iheI is Taylor meeting Of tree so'eTs;
and we shatxpecl 10 see the Richmond Wing
dealing out against these "disofganizins Sec
tionisls" the ame bitter ana,hema which II Level
led al he NeSYors Clayi;e-, whose chairman
avowec tree >iI sentiments, though no Tes0lu'
tions 10 that etc, were adopted. Here is the de.
nunciaion in lie WING .. Sept. Is, which, il the
word "Taylorin"be substituted Tor "Clayiies,
suits the case exsctr aud is most scathng re-
buke upon the "tee.oil' TayIories. The facts
ale stronger in tie pescnt casr and The Wing
cannot repudiateiIs wn graphic picture;
THE next obscr, md IN. principal one of The
New YORK ClaIiles, seems h be The establish
ment OF the FIRE. sol bass a the ground Of
iulur, Wing acton. las WAS FREE
SIT MsETISd We BIG tie Wings OF VIrsI-
mia, Shareholders neark a OF them, 10 notice
this important t,ct. This melting which discards
| Zachary TaylC-, because he IS a STAKEHOLDER
and Southern man, waswholly and solely
| FREE SOIL MEETING. flehrClav Is II be made
the instrument o. carryingd The Hans d these
disor gani:ing s,ctiOnists --iese men who seem
TO regard slaveaolding as crime, and slave
holders as the wrist OF criminals.
1--WE have this placed their true e0or' ne
! e6jecis of this neelng-a meeting which pro-
iesses an original claim 10 & the Prtnc'pe5 o. tas
BaTnburncrs. thai faction uiree SOL men, aooIi.
lionisls and dlsoganizers cevery description
which saws that iieSe same 'arnblrnet., great
number OF whose Conventit were neerIes, some
Of them runaway slaves, Ia stolen theJ Mnndsr
and which thus lent fes Use IN all hs:latms, o.
lets and princ1pls with tho who arr The most
consistent, The nosl peIsejrns and The most
deadly enemies of Southa rights Need We
say more to suAcru nss-to pir1aians-to
sareholders-to nen who weld not hde negroes
and mulalloes il their draws rooms the COM
panions upon quail leImsoi lhei, sons-lhe |
wooers Of their iaughters tfir equas 10 all re- |
specs n the bord, in The diving pom, ana IN |
The councils OF lie naion2"
Our friend OF he Examinc give a very spl- |
riIed sketch Of a.rip he madei icWlays since 10
New Kent, supposed 10 be disa frted region
He ascerained hal, Instead 1 hir Taylor De
mocras, as rcprted by the Vhishe could not,
by critical eI m inaiinn, her otlore than slz |
Democrats VIII, mean 10 supofTaylor as a
mo party" mar and the latedewpmens give
reason 10 hope hat even hey viLop back into
The old-!ashiond Republican old But he pick
ed up some important iniormliCon The other
side-viz: lha there were thrteven C!ayiss
who will not 'ote tor Taylor-d that it was
certain tina! "ne Taylor Demos would be far
more than ccinterbalanced obstinate Clay
Wings in The lisa ffecte1 dia,i
The Editor # the Examiner spresebt al the
discussion al ,arhamsvie, be'sn Msssrs W.
w. Cfump, d this city, on .h"emocfatic side,
and w. K. {. Douglass ior ilTayioIites and
Fiilmorenes. The later "fn.,ed The stand and
+, made an exceedingly clever s1nent in favor u
Gen. Taylor; offended his poems with great in
genui,y and reaied tina, rrable Cass' with
even less respet than he has ID accustomed TO
meet with here The Gibral Of Decency. In
shor', he mad one Of thlrongesI Taylor
speeches which We have hear his campaign"
Mr.. Cfump followed in re:s
"Mr. Crump isone OF the mt able and effec-
live, as well as on OF the mostiiliant men, en-
gagged in this canvass; and all d heart him a,
Barhamsville agreed that the e was made ont
beyond The chanceot dsmur pr Of split in
| the Jury There vas lille a!t1tal oraiory; but
it held The audenc steady auixed to the spot
for two hours by he lucid anostruciive expo
sion OF the chiet ssues of Inlay Ii was a
speech full OF information, 4 srth calculated 10
make The people lhnk, and 10 eahem The fact
necessary as data pr their lhous Every por-
ton OF his speech vas subsiarted with docu-
ments.
He concluded With lriuuar defence OF
the public and privsle character that noble pa
riot, great Statesman, accomplisiYs cholar, and
most amabe gen eman, LEwEAss, against
the fierce and reckless abuse 4 lavi,h-d on
him by the Wing Jarly Of this GSn. The LAS
hour Of Mr.. CIuup's speech & exceedingly |
strong Long beide he conc@ the entire
audience had risen 10 their lee And crowded.
round The stand, Vhere they sained 10 the
end J"
Mr.. Bolts has ccnirived TO me- more noise (
in the world than any one wenow. North !
and South bis course is comment on, and with |
10 little severity we find the towing in the
New Orleans Picayune, neut Taylor pa
per, whose Editor MIR. BullitD currently be-
lieved to have penned the AIisoetter, No
What will ",he old horse do ", that "the
| Bolts" have fastened itself on Tprisml
a friend rcmarking upon the N. J. Minor
Bolts rePudialing General Taylor d: The old
horse will run great deal bettenow that he