Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27
TIE paRNBURNERS.

We have no official intelligence OF W.
Buren's acceptance OF The Utica no .a .S
,hopeb i, is generally thought be Will aecep''J
The New York Tribune, (WhisD speaking u
the BarnburneTs' nomination, says
naud 1o,,eyer liz fGet may b regretted, me's
,o,, }" m s.nsc in denyng fsGt good mart ''a'ss
am, mind 10 roe pith them, nnisss Ha,S can
,,dots haaBe presented rio IS 1snfqa'roeGty rom.
ssued N frss sol We think the probability i
I'm, MIR. Van Buren, will, 10 this State, receive
NOR. vn,es lhap Gen. Cass. Unless controlled py
nar,y machinery, Vermont, MassacnuScus aHu
tW,scons;n are as likely TO be for Van Buren, as
Gor Csss And if the Free Soil Convention cali
Oh hv Ohio. 10 NEE, al Buffalo on The 9Th OF Au.
eusl should pdopt the Utica ticket, 1t VIII maka
Itself decidedly tel in The heart of the Tree Wesl.
These are facts of ,chei IL would scrrc no good end
to foreign ignoranses"
In another place, the Tribune says that II
"should no, wonder il The Hale (Abolls;onS)
ticket were 10 be ,oitadraacn IN faror Of his one
The New York True Sun democratic Cass
organ) speaks in the following emphatic terms
1.-THE news OF MIR. Van Buren's detection will
aslonsh the Democracy OF The nation! Inc
mighty army Of Democrats who nave oorhe niu,
on their backs 10 fame and fortune nave sau
lesson 10 learn in he history OF Marin van bu-
rem Can il be will be the general cry tniousn'
outlhe country, that he whom we uPnela lnlousn
evil report. has now betrayed us3 Where can
such az instance OF political ingraiiude be ioundf
Is he 10 be the exemplar OF a refinement oil po-
litical treachery which has never known paral-
lel2 He whom the great, the honest Deuocra.
CIV OF this country, selected asthe man VINO snouio
be al,ored 30 follow in the footsteps OF his Illus
trious predecessor The noble Jackson, IS ne 10 De
The man 10 teach us this humiallns lesson Is
this To be the second sober thought OF The Demo-
cracy2 Can we believe The slofyi Are we 20
have second Arnold in The person OF Martin
Van Bufen2 There is the ITauort DO NTH him
,chQt you 'riu !"
The New York Post (Barnburner) gloats over
the scene of mischief and disunion, and counts
confidently upon the adoption of the ticket
"wherever the friends of free soil resolve to
make stand in favor of their principles 1t
also says
"The nomination of General Dodge for Vice
President is an excellent one. An uncorruPt
and infexible Democrat; man who was trusted
and worthily trusted by Jackson-a man who
ha. always set his face against unprinclpled po-
liticians of his own party; he well deserves the
distinction which he has received, and will be
supported with zeal by the free soil Democrats
of the country"
Most gloriously has this 'uncorruPt and ~
flexible Democrat" "set his 5aee against nnpr,n-
cipled politicians of his own party and nobly
rejected the offered bride. The Union says:
eve beg leave to put in caueat for the old
General We never saw him until Thursday
morning; and from the impression which the
bold and indomitable countenance OF that Black
Hawk Warrior and stern Republican produced,
we venture the assertion, that the Barnburners
are the last persons 10 catch this 'uncorrupt and
inhexible Democrat in their tolls. Ambition
cann,, .educc him from his purposes; and ne
goes, we are informed. decidedly for the support
of the regular nomination of his party. Under
his auspices, Wisconsin will give at least 5000
majority to Cass and Butler. The report in
deed, has already gone forth that be has prompt
y declined the glded bait
We have no fear that the genuine Democracy
of the Union, North and South, will not pa
triotically rally around their cause, and crush in
the bud this treason to The Republican party and
10 our glorious Union.