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

W charge mat IN Inc particular case r.rrrrcd IN
any improper influences ave been BROUGHT Il
bear politically. We OBJECT to the y ine;,le
on The ground Of common sense and human na.
ture, and we contend that he evil sbopId he 70.
formed altogether" Abba, Lawrence were be
30 disposed, (anl We comics we have lille faith
10 these lordly and bcated manufacturers |,
might issue his edicf, "on the Is, November
will reduce wages" and III. 'efec, would be seen
in The election week after. So with moneved
corporations, whose Officers, whether or pot a.
posed 10 do wrong, do exerise, when tbev en,er
The parry arena, an nsidiors influence, which is
not justified by TIE duties hey owe to all parties
in The community. So mech for Mr.. Brown Ire
Times, and "of1ceholdersl'
II is mcst strange phenomenon, tina, The
Times should assail the SPEAKER of our Associa-
lion, when, on the same night, lis Association nd
speakers were 50 Vulnerable. A distinguished
orator. detailed" rom Ono, Ia MIR. Wray. who
isrepresenled as son OF .I-Governor Wray, of
Indiana,) held ionh in magriIoouenl address.
The Times thus speaks Q; his mighty Effort:
"Mr Nsay, Of Cincinnati, made speech in
which he pledged his State Tor General TAYLOR
by large majority"
Not one word morel no. even word 10 ndamn
with faint praise!" Aware as we are, that Mr. w.
has been most cruelty treated BY hi. own marty
we have too much humanity wanionly 10 add 10
his punishment. Butas he mace himself 60 ridi-
cuous, and as he came forward as The orotee. ri
Mr.. Joseph M.;Carringon, 10 whom We owe q
hit Tor his unjust siric'nres on Us at PETERSBURG,
connected with the publication OF FiIlmore's Abo.
liion letter, We feel ourselves perfectly anntbor-
lied 10 quote lilIle OF what The Wigs say every
where publicly and on the streets, and which 10
mol guarded BY the resralnls OF private CONVEX
salon Mr.. Wray, ten, "loou,ed" ex ensiysIv
upon The poitica field. He said that his friend
Mr.. Joseph M. Carrhgton, and himself, had
together s.umpel il Trough Pennsylvania
whereupon Wing wa, remarked, that Wbis-
gerry in Pennsylvania must be exceeding.
ly strong, to stand 10 sue, aImpsrs, Mr..
Wray also advanced lie most singular argu-
men as 10 the vote 'flViIginia. Assuming
that the Stale would g Tor Taylor, he called
on The audience 10 knw b. what majority
ne should report Yifgiia 70. Taylor. Not a
word OF response. W;lbhe vote for Taylor b.
10000 majoriy2 Sill lol a word in rcp'y,-
well, says Mr. Wray,'it makes NO difference
-(he has high aurhulilyfor Mir Tools SAYS dis
OF no consequence" and General Taylur saws nil
IS neither impoIian. nor ecrssary T)-you don't
deny il, thstfore shalrepo,l Virginia as sale
ior Taylor By 10000" ne Editor If The Times,
who presides over lhis Jnior concern, neddct no
dissent and We may e1Fct 10 hear Of Mr.. Wray
announcing in distant pces on The authority OF |
the Junior Trough and Ready" Association OF |
Richmond, that Virgihi. will undoubtedly vote
Tor Taylor and FImol BY 10 600 majoriry!-
And il is by simii. process, We aoub, nj;
that Taylor 'naioriies q, manufactured in ciher
States
Mr.. Wray pledged Clio for General Taylor
BY large majority nd profcssed 10 back his
judgmen, By $1,000; at the same moment
Aourishing his purse. The unfortunate Mr..
Wray, thinking perhaptha all the Democrats
were at their own Association, paraded this bet
but when he was ralaJ.-- :.
ready to meet hi. ownbct. Strange that, IN
this ardent Gibraltar IF Whggery, pony
npr,e could moi be rasd TO sustain the party
Judgment on Ohio. Toy must have little con-
fidence, indeed, in the assertions of their own
presses and orators! nth Mr.. Wray's speech,
in the language the Times, las ap'
piled 10 Mr.. Growr,) all the Wigs we're
really ASHAMED ad Disguised" On Sa
,urday night he auounced that on Tuesday
night he would be ab. to "raise the steam ana
90 i,-bv, Tuesday shi arrived, and poor Mr..
Wrsy was managed tut Of his second speech
We speak Of these rings, because MIR. Wray
nut himself forwards mark, and the thing IS
Of public notoriely.
we resre, that inhe clash OF engagements We
could not hear Mr. ones, the Wing Elecior from |
Norfolk who tollowd Mr.. Wfay. he IS ca
pi,al fellow and ma Of genius, and we were anx-
ious 10 hear him-,ough, il the Times report be
correct, he did no, t,p.4 Mr.. Caskie's illustration
Of The Veto power.
Il is eyiient, iror The Times sketch, that me
Junior Rough and Ready meeting on Saturday
night was small md dull afait-veIy lame
compared with the Democratic gathering. here
il another req son my The President-edior shout
be moved 10 ven; h, indignation upon the teTrioe
Blown Of Ohio!
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