Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18


| shaiis2 They might, il ihs muiye were II / ayo,r
ed; bur uha, signifies character against COMES
siuas Of guilt Such Will be The language oil ou
enemies, and il will do mischief, | iear
Secondly The Sonh has greatly favored YOU
father. But Or her vote he never cuud hav:
| been elected President. A Souha.n man (olc
Hickory saved him from annihiIalion; and lircC
him above tie power Of even hostile Senate
VIII, i, not iook uneraielu in him 10 oppose tn,
Souih-nay, 10 gather band against her, witt
no common bond, no common principle, but hos.
lilily To heI7
IHirdlv. The one-tcrnt doctrine, is now The SET
tied policy II The Democrats; and your father has
been President for one term
Eourihlv. There is notorious Connection he
tween your family and slavery. How unpaiura
then seems your sudden and violent opposition re
It,
II we join you then, my dear john wc will, ir
all probability, b. braten. Let us uns. look a. in,
other side Of he picture. By adopting our prn
ciples you do nut compromise your own TIL,
worst hat can be said Of You is tina! you adoptcr
principles which once beat Your father. An(
will not that b. masnanimousl
Secondly. Our principles are nnassaiiallr.-
With what face can The Sonlh oppose racoon'
The easi, hard cidel?. The North and West, leg
cabinsl The Whole country will rne upo,
them; and pfcn they cory rs through, ien is Il,
time far The North and East 10 ..-'.-',- 'kinsy
heads"
Finally. Our principles have been tried, and
proved invincible.
These considerations, Il seems 10 me, shlulC
incline your rarly 10 our site. But il lhey dc
MOI, we are ready, uron being convir ced that YOU
principles are The most ''auqi!ab!c," 10 Join You
People III "nld Fisinny" are in perfect fury a
your fathers treason" as they cal il; hu, lie has
mol sunk hairs breadth in M estimation
though ! live in a slavehodins STATE. have ne
yer had but one on'nion abou, him, aud never
will have. Your OFT scrv't
p. S. BOLTS.
'peasc Mr. Fillmore, ana converse with hin
about another article Of faith which proposed 10 him
II you join US, give us your views upon IL.
The following is better than "Jack Downing
but its truth and good sense are equal 10 its hu
NOR 1t takes Of, TO the life, the sneaking
tricks which the 'bob tail coons' are trying &c
play:
To The Editors nj Tie Enquirer;
BlRcus'5 OLD FIELD July s.. 1s4s.
Messrs. Editors Sence my last letter 10 YOU
| have seen a heap Of The people abou, here
and thar was a gond deal Of talk about the can
d,dates for President. One old codgcr, who
aim. cot much edcation, hut is a honest man
and right sirate go.ahead Teller said as how
one of his neighbors, who was Wing, had toll
him General lor was tie independent canGi
date, and 20 he meant 10 go fur him fur that
We'll now, says |, did you ever lust tell mr.
now if thar was two men here, and one on en-
M and told you what he was, AID what 1t
| thought. and how he meantto act, ami 'totter 81
with his mouth pulled down together ll6u 4 oys
ter she'll, ard wouldn't say nothing and, 4iirf
ne did, was to tel YOU he krnwed nothing
about what you aSed him. which would you
think the best man Of The lwo' Why, seys he
The fust one 10 be sure. Exactly, scys ! aud
tina, is General Cas-. One of EN-, you sec, !:
about as irGspeadee! rs 'toiher; out not IN The
same way. General Taylor scys you mus, take
him just so il y,u want him, for lie amt ;
awine 10 lei you know what be thinks. cene
raj Cass SAYS he is good Democrat. and he
comes out boldly and independently like a cand
date for Office ought TO do, and tells you M
opinions. Now it strikes me il thar be any yir
tue in being 30 Independent as not 10 have J.,
opinions 4, all or not 10 let The people kno"
EN-. the people bad Just as well be ignorant &:
intelligent. and vote for one man as soon as an
other. That's fact said several, and the ol.
codger among EN-. Well, tren. seys !, can tel
YOU a secret about these Wigs. Whenever
they come TO Dimicra's cl eli r.ering for Tay
lor, he Is Independent no parts candi''ate-th
peoples man, and all thati and they read then
letters Of his'n to prove il, in which ne says h.
amt cwine to b. the cand date Of an. party
but when they gets back INTO tie Wing camp
they read, the Ingersoll letter, ard Haskell an,
Gaines speeches, in which he ges through al
the degrees Of Whlggery from a''Whig, but no
an ultra one 10 WING and quarter over,
and even to tie chief priesthoOl Of Whigscry
What's more at tie south, they Try to make
him popular ~ saying he lives irthc South. and
therefore, must be with u; but If they happca'
TO meet YANKEE Abo'ifiouis', they haul gu
the Signal article with the old Giaeras indorsc
nlent, aud his letter, saying he won't interfere
with Congress whilst leglslatng about dom stii
matters, to prove he is good Wilnot Proyl-c
man, or what amounts to the same thing; tha
he will let them, that is, do Just as they want
Dne man said, them why he loois three ways for
, Sunday, which being interpreted, sI5niEed he
was no-party for silly DimIcais, y Ing Tor
the old Simon Pures, and somdhing that suited
the Aboltionisls amazingly, specially win that
Fillmore hlched on to him. God, se,s |, them'-
my sentiments The crowd ben broke, and
thar want Taylor man aiming 'em. except
two or three Wings, and they ooked like they
wouldn't be, if they could he!pit, for they war
hon s, folk, and didn't like heir candidate's
"equ,vocal position"
Yourn CLpp-dOffr.h