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

qucnt letters Of General Taylor After the
lapse Of some time General Taylor.eplicd 10 =
Democratic assembly in South Crolina. and
accepted Of their nomination of hitself as Pre-
sident, and Mr.. W. o. Bntlcr as Via President.
(Ironical cheers) Was this conduit which b,
came man who had been nomiGted by Inc
Wing party as their candidalcl (Cries of
{ no, no.") If anybody was bond by tbc
nomination oil he Philadelphia Civcl ton, il
was surely Gen. Iaylol; and il hwcrc bound
by that convention, 81 what right ID he ACCEPT
the nomination III hose WHO were opposed Ia the
election OF The colleague who was omiaa,rd Ia
run with him, an Mo were in iaT OF subsl
luting General buerl (Chccrs.) 1 might mol.
however, cause lLcm yeiy much srpGisc, as he
subsequently said n defence Of hieXtraoIdina.
nv conduct, that hal he been nominated By The
Baltimore Convention, lie would ave accepted
their nomination. ltoncal ches) Now, il
that was tue, in what position Us ii place the
Wing parry ol hi, naGonl audh moi true. IN
what position does i cate our cdaiiai-7 (hp-
plausr Some liu.. silrr his ,urceired 4 l,t-
Ter from a gentleman u N'w INK, stating rhat
great demonstration vas ibnit 10 take place in
Vauxhall Gardcns--Ihr rac, in which We are
assembled this evening hi. lciler, struur as.
scrances we're expressed IS Il what ynu were
going 10 do. and Il gave NJ 10 l.lieve that il nc
pei cxcrionS wee iaalc OF Mr.. Clay, the clcc
lion would, in al PROBABILITY, De carried 10 The
House Of Representative. lnreply Ia him, moi
~ you, sent IN Il leieaaphic despatch, saying
"a Il right; 90 ahcd !" or whrh | have been
sufficiently abused, i"lkn"wS lau.h,eT.) The
despatch ad,irrsseIo lie seGtltman from whom
had had III letter hu ihs Cha; commi.t.r eot
hold Of II, and publflcd il wilholt my knnwletcc
Of consent. ldii II oil Ct 10 sch proceeding,
il II could il any Ny haze pIonolc.. the success
81 Mr.. Clay; hu! vat Lid uhect 10 was liza,
they should have uili-d 10 STAT. thai il wa no,
incn!rd Tor puLic!un. Wei now, with IT,
gard 10 these sJnipiinciples, | am Inc same
unaiulicralsi, uns fyin., unilnchinc. ami ne
ycr-s,vr-up Wing Tremendous chc,r1 thai
was IN 1910 an. H. Becaus. haze no, r.
spondcl 70 The celLW made, have been call!
cd, ahd You hay ben calet, imrra, ticab'e
Wings. a lanel Well, nos, what i, an i'm
practicable Wing Cheers. L a wiling horse
IL aldchai 10 mfhne and lac machine is NJ,
pm in melon the Ill may NJ, be in the hursc,
I'M in ~ machr. Ci.rcrs. There is some
difficulty dclini the Precise meaning OF i'm
prdcticabiiy. NJ Wise was not an impracl-
Cable man Mr. Ching was NJ. an impractical.
he man, rtcn Gcial C.ss himself W.. MOI i'm
practicable, Mir. nchdnan Wa not lmprdcli-
cable, nrf H.c lip,li ir,icIaisl, WIN lGincd Inc
Wing patli Tir an lhro@ III lacir princi-
PIES as easli a, Ian throw IF my uvcs-coat.-
II WAS n,ia's practicahii!y that induced
them - lhr1 cii'lay Tor General Taylor.-
Cheer, 10, tnnUw by VII. Sophi,t:y or cyi-
dencr II IS nin'mct tia! left h. Whig party.
What Keeps par toselhri7 il not the al
herenceol Any m-n 10 common princiries2
Cheers. In w had the holor 10 address a
large nnmbed Il citizens Of rew YORK, attic
Tahernaclt, q would appeafrom the seces-
SION male Ihae thai large nrty considered
those principles row obsolete. Ii Ina, be So
then the aItsGssalyed. The, have gone off
from Us on tEcIciprs OF availability. Cheers
And yet they Ils that we are mpracticable,
and have auiAm. Why, Gould mol quit
those 10 whom ever belonged. (Checrs) IL
they have deed their PRINCIPLES, it is they
who have quit and not We th1l. Cheers
| say that thosdnciples arc no obsolete, but
exist in all y vitality, and arc worthy Of
beng fought fol every brave ,nd independ
ent man. heiorablc gentleman here re
ferred at greabglh to the Tariff and the
currency quesIit With regard 10 the latter,
he SAID am NOT selecting mn who might
be in favor OF e1ishing a Bank. but want
man who wouldFpose no constitutional diff
hculties when teopIc uf The United States
demanded it, (Cb.l Now fcnlure TO CT
press an opinion,t should We Ncr happen to
get an honest antnpctcnt man President,
he will considcrhself bounc 10 repeal the
Sub Treasury laHiich is an grant imprac-
,icablc, and impa humbug. Laugh II was
never in practicaeration ir one hour.
man, who appel 10 DO The worse Of the
liquor, here erred, "l'm a. ltliccup.l Pm
demagoguc. a Demo;rat.l After The
confusion consett on thi. interruption had
subsidized, the horble gentltman proceeded 10
show how MIR. llker, lht Secretar, OF the
Treasury, had Wed the 'tb section OF the
law on The 9th opril last, and made himself
liable 10 be semi fclon u the Tcni,ehtiary,
for giving himf. B., tive checks upon the
cashier of the k Of the Metropolis, as pay
meut Of two cladue by inc Treasury TO one
Of his consti,,id lie thea continued Well,
among other pbplcs IS that oil internal i'm
proyenents. 4 is another Of the obsolete
principles we told. go for that too
Again, | 20 for distribution OF the proceeds
of the public ds. Cheers. don't doubt
that that is an bcte idea Why? Because
have rccordcb vote in favor oil 1t, and be
cause the SUPP Court OF the United States
have decided the proceeds Of those lands
are q fund giiin trust tothe United States,
for The beneficial the States, and as such the
General Cove rnt has no right 10 appropriate
il for the pant Of debts incurred Tor carry
ing on an unHeous war. Applause. There
fore it is thatp for all these old principles. !
mean 10 fgbllhcm so long as can find any
one 10 stand nc. Now this is the condition
in which we ourselves. Thus much have
said in iu.tiion of the position which have
occupied, anfhch you have occupied in this
canvass Ur these circumstances it was,
that you coryed il 10 be prudent and wise
10 give Mr.. iy an Independent nomination..
Applause. no. coming heartily into the
support Of ieral Taylor, the friends Of Mr.
CLAW, even noble old stag himself, have been
denounced rcyIcd by those who, in their
hypocrisy, Tended to Re his friends Tie had
not endorsele nomination of General Tay-
Tor; he has and lie will not. Applause, long
and loud. 10 not say this for the purpose OF
cNCltlUS uBlsliCtlOu iui poh~io' y
state il Justification of Henry Clay. ap-
plausc. liz more than that ] say II
MIR. Clalad doGc it undrr the clrcum.
stances, would have forfeited all my
personal ect (Good) And wh,f because
he WAS dil fed with beiTg defeated himself !
No. May 10 my knowledge was dragged
from his rI:mrnl at Ashland, and forced T.
consent ,js nomination by the Philadelphia
Coavenli.by The v,ry men who betrayed MN.
lie was ied by persuasion and argument, ,ol
The pnrpn,i saving Inc whig parry, 10 leave ms
rctIremrnnld alow his name 10 go before Inc
conycnt;ny the v,ry men who betrayed MN
ailelwan Has Henry Gay complainant ne
has MOI. |. has harnc it win Inc dignity eeloH-
cling 10 litnan. But say, when You ASK hilp'
who has In aboring loI forty years ia holding
up sy.,i Of measures by which the govern
mcnl shot b. conducted, when you ask mn =
endor,. II nomination I" man VINO IA ho'
commi,;cLinsell 10 tnosc principles, you as%
to, mucl (Applau>e.) That Nc. Clay VIII
v,e icr en-. Taylcr, mink Is p'oDa'''vwp "
haps, ccrn; bu, how can he endorse as "n ,s
cenllc,n, who Tells Us hc : 4 Ais, ou' w" ~,
will No., L. The ,r;ucipic> u The patly as ms
r1Ic =, t;or9 w,r, | must say, in my own
jasiili al b, that shat uencI va i"l W. ~ mach
&c ~ =, h.. w,uIi MT be Pirate or land-
robher, ID no one asked nun oe e' ~;
plau>s.) Nell Wnrn w ~ ~ ~ H..