Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

| sent I'D here a large numbef Oh ven
Adams electoral tickes with which 10 supply 'n'
vo,ers ot Rockingham! and with the Pfuueh'
canton 10 Circulate secretly we nave ses"
h.. tickets. They are about as much IKE 'ilce
~, &c ANYTHING W. have lately seem Ve'llJ
,bc free soi,' humbnesers are in blue way. We
can tell them one thing, they needn' 'ty " cou''
III. coon over the Democrats OF Rockingham
They NAV hire as many men as they please 70
circulate their documents but they VIII gel no
Democrats who have any respect lor themselves
10 vote their tickets"
The indomitable Democracy of the Tenth Le-
eion will 5, orn all brides and appeals, from ~ha'-
ever quarter they may come. Ihey VIII roil up
maio inv Tor the good old-idshloned Republican
cans, ,ba, will staule The Wings and their aiders
and sbetors OF he "iiee dirt" party. The "Tenlh
Leeionn was never aseep-and is more wide
awake now lnan ever.
THE WINGS AND NATIVE AMERICANS.
We have few fact; to add to our former
proofs, that there is sympathy of feeling and
action between these two parties, The late re-
sui, in Pennsylvania Is proof conclusive. Inc
Philadelphia Sun, tie Native organ, crows over
the election Of Johnston, the Wing Native Co.
vernon, and adds:
.W. have great reason TO be proud Of this
result. for almos, Immediately after the receipt
If The news of tho resignation of Governor
Skunk. 1re suggested the nomination II Hr. John
sion far that ofce. The Native Americans, with
unanimity wholly unexampled, responded 10
that nomination, and tlcir harmonious cotton IN
ausnced liz election Of Tuesday Inst. II is also
a singular TACT, TINT the same Natius 1merican
n rim which frs, suggested, and AT TER w ARD
rRIJMPHANTLY ELECTED Governor 10 n
s,on. FIRST BROUGHT FORWARD also 10
Tho notice OF ,hr people, for the high office Of
President of the United Statos, old Rough and
Ready-,he peoples candidate. The last Ma
tionaI Convention of tho Nati1e American party
passed resolution, requesting The Native Ame-
ricans Of the Union TO rally with energy IN sup
port OF General Zachary Taylor for the Presi-
dent of the United States The Wing Conven-
ton, which assembled in Philadelphia in June
last. ADOPTED OUR NOMINEE. and WE
SHALL BE ALSO INSTRUMENTAL AS A
PARTY IN SECURING HIS ELECTION BY
MEANS OF THE VOTE WE POSSESS"
Turn back to 1874, AMI see the Wing denun-
Citations of our na,uralized citizens bS the Wing
party organs The Wings had been defeated,
and having no longer use for the foreigners,
poured out their vials Of wrath upon their
heads. The Nov Haven Palladium, Wing
after The WING defeat in ls44 applied the fol-
ID wing gentle phrases to our adopted citizens:
There exists in this community, and p-oba-
Bis throughout the country, among ths HHIGS,
4 feeling OF dep Indignation towards those
Pres, ridden IRISHMEN, who have been led
LIKE CATTLE 10 the polls, to vote down The
Wing candidates.
'.He Henry CIayl will be now satisfied that
large majority Of his intelligent counlrymen
arc his wermest friends, and that ne has been
defeated BY thousands Of lMPOR TED PAU
pER>, ,cho arc no more capable # ere cising the
rirtts Of an Etcttor than The BEiSrS or
3HE FIELD 'One thing is certain,
that il there be no new organization, THE
WIGS SHOULD EMBRACE THE Nd-
TIVE AMERICAN PRINCIPLE, g' q
cScoMPRoMsING HOSTILITY TO IRlsu CATHOLIC
I,FLUEscE. Ii should be carried in EVERY
THING =" 81
f,om tie Hartford Journal
We arr GLAD u know Ina, Mr. Webster has
AIKEN the ground h has. on me question OF an
ansnGmea of cur Naturalization laws
- Either IL our present lhethcient Maui
radiation Laws he abolished and thc dearest in
ter-s Il The Republic Al once b. made the Sport
Of FOREIGN IGNORANCE AND PREJU-
DICE, or else le; a Conservative CHECK be IN.
erpo.ed before il is too late.
! The Richmond Wing in lS44 soon after the
Wing defeat, denonncc! he foreigners and squin'-
ed strongly al a reorganization OF The Wig par
4 ,ba ~ a Nj; u mi n
| faction.
Read farther wat DAME Webster, Inc great
| Wing oracle, also said in Bosom speech about
the same time:
Il approach Inc sublec! al once, for IL IS useless
t. Try nk.sP il baek. A nd | say thai, in ny MIND
| thrf: IS great necessity for thorugh Teiorma
| ton Of the Naturalization Laps. lCneeTs. loud
and loag Continued tom the great nnmber o.
Wigs presently The results Of The rtcent ei.c-
,pus, IL several Il The Saes, have impressed nv
mind with one dcep and Strong conviction tina
il, "a there j. an impcTaaus NECESSITY fOr reform
H. Naln,eiizatioa tGws y he y. 5. If THERt
Is ANY THINE IN THIS COUNTRY
WHICH Is A CHERISHED OBJECT WITii
THE WlIIGS. lTiS A REFORMATION OF
TIE NArURALlZATI IN LAWS. WHO
oi al! he Naive American parry WILL GO
FURTHER THAN HAVE GONE, and am
willing u 90 s'iIi under ihe Constitution, FOR
THE PROTECTION OF AMERICAN, MA.
TIVE AMERICAN RIGHTS, AMI the purify
OF the b. Hot box" [Applanse, in the midst d
which loud voice cried You're good naive
Daniel 10 which Mr. Webster answered, as The
cheers ,ubsidet, 4 RATHER THINK | AM
Renewed lsushier and appause
"Wiihln me limits Of The Constitution | am
willing 4 20 as far he who goes iar.hes.
am o;7er than many ri he Naive American.
themselves Laugh | HAVE SEEN The
PE2NiCtOUS INFLUENCE OF THESE
FOREIGN VOTES FOR rAE LAST THlR
TY YEARS. aud have raised my voice when
here was gone chance 20 make il head and
have been mt br liat parry, THAT P0LlTl
CAL PARTY THAT ALWAYS COuN T.
UPON FOREIGNERS as certain as anv m d.
arcn oi europe coun!s upoG HIS SERFS.
have seen La there was 10 fem.,.y FOR the evil
gu revision; Of IN. naturalization lags. Ful
this have dUte all In nv Power, xiii Do a 4 10
my power (Cnccrs.) And wha' | lament is
NAT hose wto havs uait!d Tor this very poriosc
themselves take = Sreai par, Of The strength re
cessary u accomplish what they desire, an
whica {, ne tel them. WE DESIRE AS
MUCH As THEY DO"
The Nashville Union says:
"fns srea: Wing leader in Nav York Gov.
Sr@arj. famous Tor his asgressions on tie rights
Of VHe;nia) has recently uaic IN exhibition a
the fecirg @i!n which federal Whisgsf. Il.
sirts lie IRISH. lie sail he ac9ul3 B: Milling 70
czeiiase my E,"sar9 Iihmca ;er u IKE aum-
5er u J.ec ass,oes o. the S.uh" IRE Washing.
ton ucion makes his statement, AMI challenge,
denai. 'iiiesc led raj " hig' fnd ne hrav,
lrisn iGd'Aihly y? sed 10 them, AMI propose Il
'radc hem ii ~ free restoas1 Show h-se 10
ccfai sang. whaag.rs that you kncr how 10