Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
FRIDAY Morning. June 80. ls4s.
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M 2sd has the following; ,rorv
<FREspEsTIAL. was ius ss we nm.
snr,ent in our CITY Yesterday, tounoeu, d. vs.
dsrs,and mon very good authority, mat ueneia
TavIor had expressed himself in manner ~n, n;a
,,ayH manifest any thing bnt satisfaction, on h,s
49,, with The course pursued by the LOUISIANA
6s,.s , in the Philadelphia Wing Convention.
Il is said that he utsy repudtates INC
ofhis feelings and otsss, as SCI JoTsh ~ ss pads
read by The delegation, and declares .sn denies
aoithout any authority from ann ne any 'r,h his
Mr.. Conrads RICH, 10 explain or SCI i9l., I nv
onnons in the manner in which II was aohe ~
~, oen,,eman. We do not know whelhef 'his
rnmer il entitled 10 implicit credence; we sye !,
a. i, rms. Whether il be true OF ialse, VIC rnn
nrobaby know in day or TWO lroni zen u.,oroso
ior himself lor ii is not likely 'nat lne ,or, their
who composcd the delegation VIII allow nS -
conduct 10 be questioned in the puoiic maunei - :"
Which !, has been. and will be, without an a y,
,s,nn, n ius,ily their course by The aulnof"y u
the General, il they haven't. ,.s.
The New Orleans Evening mercury l'nue-
pendenp OF the same day refers 10 ieaef SEW ~
iha, civ for publication by Gen. Taylor "fePu'
diat;np the statements made in his behalf oy VIC
Louisiana delegation in Philadelphia, and no'
only denying their right and au'noriy " NAV
such representation, but reiieraing n'' 'o'N>
declaration that he would mol be Inc canu'u''s =
marty. No lue excitement was crea'eu ~
consequence among both the pafties' dnu '"1'>
was considerable speculation as 10 Inc eou'''
which the Wings would probably pursue. Son'
a.,,. rod ina, anohgy convention would be heie
Immediately, and that The great ana g'o''0u
s.atesnQ,, OF the West pould be again las sNos''
leaasr of his party, while the friends oi "sh' 10y
,or maintained that The Wings throughout NV
Union would support, him notwithstanding MS !"
dependent declaration" -.
The Editor cannot determine whether 'h'
-, an,sorance of the letter that morning II
$40 be attributed to the fallacy OIL us repo'', y
the wise determination OF the lreho VI .Ae W
rar.rs TO whom it was directed, to wlthnoiu !
publication for short period, until an oPpof'u
nity would be afforded of remons'ra',ne VI"
him on the impolitie course he i"tenas@ 70 J0'
D., Though everybody will admit that dene
raj Taylor IL popular among Inc efea' mas.
the people, te,0 ,0M dispute that VAs IS n0'"s O."
d,date Of the Wing party, he cannot DC efectsa.
The editor is confident that the Wings Oh Ne'
York "will not supper, Gen. Taylor, unless
declares himself The candidate OF the party an
The advocate OF rsinciples."
W., from Gen. IT'S treqaeh' declarations tina
80 ~, he the candidate o. .,r,y, III
ss rsaa lv anensd think that ne yslu.
g;sssS; 49,. Il The Wings uhl sromisrs, N
General has NOT already written letter lor.pr
licaivn, we may expect one in few days, rel
tive 10 the position in which he stands as a can,
date, and declaring his acceptance or rejection
the Wing nomination for the Presidency. TIL
campaign, for the possession of The White Hou'
is going TO be the erandest and mos, r-"'
the history of the e==..esth. Taylor could haV
Ea=ulfie Nomination at Philadelphia, but Il
the pledge OF submission given in by The Lou
siapa delegation-and if Gen. T. now repud
ates hat pledge as Unauthorized, will not ii
friends Of the other Two Wing candidates cry o,
against the ',rick and fraud" and demand me-
shuttle and deal of the political cards7 We cal
mol Blu, expect shortly some rich development
of The scenes in the Wing camp. The Viii
party is far from being "out Of the woods"