Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15

OF the largest most respectable and most eDlhn,;
asIic Wing meetings ever held in hi, CRY. Tn
large saloon was densely crowded as Al III
recent lrlsh demonstrations and here could NJ,
have been less than from 1000 10 60O0 persons
in the garden"
The New York SON refers 10 j, as "an i'm.
mense crowd OF enthusiastic admirers OF Henry
Clay 10 express their admiration for The cha mpi.
on OF Wing principles, and their confidence in
his availability"
The New York Evening Post (Barnburner,
speaks OF the "large meeting as "enlhusias,i.
without moderation"
The New York Mirror, the original Taylor or
gan, is terribly "disgtunllet." Ii denounces The
'disorganizers," as RECKLESS, malignant, active
and perfectly frantic" II says, "hese are The
times TO Try mems principles. A state of affairs
hitherto unparalleled in The history OF parry poll
lilics, now exists; the hoodgales OF confusion
have been opened, and all The old boundaries O..
opinion are likely to be washed away in The de.
LUCE which must follow"
The Mirror, while protesting TO have no fear.
canno, conceal its agony OF anger and alarm
Il speaks OF the "larae and noisy meeting OF 'the
violent and crazy Clay men. No doubt the cheers
for Clay were long, loud and constant; much 10
the deligh, Of the Cas- and Butler m-n present.
II ridicu!es the movement Of "il advise. io;i.
viduals-whelher acluaed by motives OF malice
revenge or mistaken notions OF right and wrong
policy, or the dupes Of disappointed temasogues
to iDjure the prospects OF our candidates n he
Empire STATE"
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin "a neural
paper, inclined 10 TAYLOR reviews the whole
seli and gives bu, lillc "ait and com'or." TO he
Wings. /, says:
I'm TACT 50 maynard and silly has been their
course, that il nigh, be fairly inferred ties &c.
| sigaed 10 permit he election 10 20 By default,
| through sheer perverseness. The tree soil CUES.
lion will also affec; hem 10 some extent. n. ,hus
serve il anything OF the kind under he crcum.
Stances we're needed 10 preserve he equilibrium
OF Gen. Cass's position. But, the cro2 alng folly
OF me Wings is The Iaie demonstration 10 Albany,
and la'er in New York in favor OF Henry Cav.
This alone was wanting in order 10 work The vi.
Ter humiliation oil The Wings, as par y, and 10
perpe uate power in Inc hands OF their opponents.
Ii I, be true that those whom Provi fence tesLcs
TO destruction He first mas mad, then are the
Wings doomed party; Tor, al every stage .. hei,
proceedings, since The b Of June, We may truly
say I at "madness ruled The hour"
"But j. seems yely clear that neither OF The can.
didaies can be chosen by the Electoral College.
though Inc chances are infinitely in favor Of Ger.
Gas. in The House OF Representatives; and w
hazard The opinion that ne vii! succeed MIR. Polk
in the Presidential office, and refer 10 The result
in support OF cur opinion"
IT, .,T me
AS the old Clay guard have no organ in tie
metropolis, we yesterday served up tor their oc-
nef;lhe iull proceedings OF the great Clay mes:'
ing in New York, from which The New fotk
Express, The Taylor organ, grayely says, 70
great harm" can come. The meeting is
conceded BY the press 10 have be one q
the largest aud most enthusiastic ever he
10 that grea; city. We follow j. up lc csy
with a brief sketch cot a meeting .!
very large coucourse' OF Wing Eeclo:s a.,
semblet a, Ulysses, Tompslns county, NeS
Yurs, held lew days snce-J. Il. Wooiworh,
Esq, Chairman, and E. Weed Secretary. The
obiect OF the meeting was TO take into consider.
alton the position and duty OF the Wings in re.
lation 10 the nominee OF The Phila :elphia Cor.
yen,ion. Alter discussion The meeting nUmina.
ted Clay and Fillmore. The committee on reso.
lu.ions then made their report, which were una.
nimously adopted We have room for the fol.
lowing only:
Resolved, That We utterly reputiaie The non.
nation 0, Zachary Taylor and disayo@ all en-
nection with he novemen. tha; wouI. smussie
him into the Presidential Chair.
Daoolvad Thu, In thu onipinn NJ - ,roc
The following considerations, among hos Of
others, will satisfy any right min:el AMI mue.
earei Wing lha, il IS no duty OF ms 10 sup.
port General Taylor
l. Because he declares he IS 70 parry MAJ AMI
consequently no Wing, because al tue Wings
are party men.
O. Because he asserts, in his SIGNAL letter, that
ne cannot permi. himself 10 De The Candidate d
any parry and yet sdaiy lending himself 10 be
the candiuatc or auy pdty.
g. Because he refuses 10 endorse any great d.
,inctive Wing principle, or pledge himsei Q
carry out any great Wing measure.
4. Because be declared, in his lngersoli eue!,
tina, he would rather see Henry Clay Pfesidst,
lhan BE- President himself, and yet insisted ths,
he would mol withdraw his name from The can.
yass, even though Henry Clay should be he 10.
minee OF the Wing National Convention!
Resolved, That il there be hope Tor ~! prin
cipes-benefcence ot our poli,cel act,on-
purity Tor our institutions and reIpeiui'y iOr his
Republic, We must look elsewhere amohs our
fellow cniz.ns for the man who has The qualities
of head and heart 10 yindica,e The sublime pro-
bem, that Government OF the People IS boon
to humanity. But where shall! We look Tor TIE
MANI To Kentucky !-o HARRY CLAY,
OF Kentucky Bni Clay is talien
"He is not fallen AS well the tall,
And pllared Alleehanies fall"
Therefore, Resolved, That HENRY CLAY
be, and he hereby is nominated Tor tie Pei
dency of The United States, and hat We shall e'ye
him our united and cordial support tor that oihce
Aud il is
Resolved, That We hereby nominate MIL
LARD FILLMORE, Of New YORK, Tor Wee
President, ant in like manner will give him our
sufraees.
"Tha, same old Coon" is again in The f-d.
Would il not be well, al this juDcluIe OF affair
for Councillor Daniel 10 refresh his memory VIII
some Of his melodious songs from the pages {,
the "Yaller Kiver," such as
Here, to you, Harry Clay, noble soul, with all N
hearth"
He could doubtless then mere readily solve fs
problem, which is with him enc OF the questions
Of The cay, "Hhsre IS Nifty " 'pier.on?"
TIE PALMETTO STATE
The South Csroinian says, the Sa'e WI
give he Democratic nominees msloriy q W.
TY thousand gole,,- so 0Go !! votes tom fue,
elevated, unbousht and uhjramrilet Democracy
Of noble little South Cardinal, are tribute o. a.
probation, which would tend much T. sootae NE
regre, 81 a defeat, or swell the triumphs Of q w.
tory. Given 10 good taith Tins approval 10 "
oniltr1 hands M 10, NJ ~
Congress, will constitute power in The adnt
islrauon OF national affairs, which cannd' a..
never will be eIered agains. orr welfare
The bastard party" will make no show v
South Carolina. Virginia, too, will repu'iss
Taylor and The aboilionist Fillmore by an W,
precccened majority, unless we mistake ne sisl'
OF the times.