Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
ANOTHER TAYLQ LETTER.


GLOWING despatch. Il seemahat Old lack "lhe
second Washington" is becoming excited, because
the press have The boldness lIevew his hume
rous letters Lehim come al with his opinions
and he will save himself al dhis friends vast
deal of trouble. But this ceseless reference 10
his Allison letter will never aisfy a great and
free nation like ours. W2sn ,ill he cease letter.
writing, especially as his orgn the n. Y. Express
says, that i, is impossible nt for him TO wrIre
anu snrt of leIter for pubicson which will not
do him harm4
NEw OaLEAs, Sept. !, l643.
The New Orleans Delta, ohis m ,rnine, pub
fishes another important etetrom Gen. Taylor,
explanatory of his position asa candidate for the
Presidency.
He alludes with considerae severity TO cfiti-
cisms on detached part OF h letters, made by
party editors, and declares hhsel! wing IN prn-
ciple, bu, al the same lime o party man. lie
declares himself emphaticallthe peoples candi.
date, having been nominaiedv all parties, am
consented 10 stand as cand ale in the hope that
il would have The fec OF casing The canvass 10
be contuc'ed with candor, mot in more kind
Nv spirit than had previouslbsen the case.
sHe, therefore, accept'she nomination oil
the Wing Convention, wittgratltude and PRIDE,
and refers 10 his letter adressed to Captain
Allison for his views on alknecessary SUBJECTS,
and promises that, if elecd, ne Will endeavor
TO cement the Union, an6statlish the happl-
ness of his country on an aduring basis"
LEFT HIS PARTY Fol HIS COUNTRY.
MIR. VIM. NJ. Levy has assumed the editor.
ship Of the Portsmouth Oroncle and Old Do
niinion. In well wrtte, and spirited address
he abjures the Wing party and, to satisfy the
curiosity of his Wing frinds who may be sur
priced at his change of patton, frankly says;
"Hc will not, at prese1, say more upon that
subject, than that, during Is conne1ion with the
army, in the capacity Of in officer oil the Slr-
mia volunteers he was induced by convIc
ton of cuty TO his county, and the honest be-
lief of the ac,ical adaptation OF The mea'
sures entertained and avSYei BY the Democra
tic party 10 the good of lie country, and 10 the
proper and jus, adminstatiO OF the Govern
lnent, to attach himself 10 that party, with
which he is now thoroughly Identified, ano TO
lend his humble abiliesant feeble efforts to-
wards eIeyaling 10 the higleststatlons known 70
our institutions. Lewis sas, and William 0
Butler"
With tho Union we "cGdialIy welcome him
into the Democratic ranks and into the irater-
nifty Of Democratic Edito's. We have no doubt
his guns will tell bravely Upon tho opposition
ONCE MORE TO THE BREACH.
First the Wing and ,her the Republican have
published Filmore's elerpf 1885, wden does me
Times mean 10 lei lis readGs see The lighH Inc
Alexandra Gazette, Petersburg lntelllgencef
Fredericksburg News and Norfolk Herald, al
Wing Taylor and Fim,re papers, have sup
pressed The platform of ,hsr Wing candidate io
Vice President, the mos, important, portion oil MI
political life. Will they moi allow the Virgins
Filn.ore,.s, 10 know whata "perfecIly safe, sount
Southern man Millard Fillmore isl
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION" IN EAf
NEST
From the Unions Baltimore correspondence
we ex,rac, the following important facla. 7"t
rebellion oanuo, be quelled. "Henry' OF VA
yarre," is still the idol OF the Wing parry
proper, and Taylorism, which "dont pay OK
penses," will shrink back from this ghos' o
the "national slaughter house y
"a teegraphic despatch received from N sn'
York this morning, announces mat very isis'
meeting was held on Thursday night at vau1na,
Garden, in that city, in accordance win ca, cal
published 10 the Tribune, signed oy tysfpe nun
bred names, for the purpose OF declaring 10 "a
vor of Henry Clay for President, and Mlilai'
Fillmore for Vice President. The meeting wa
largely attended. The place woS l"era1i
grounded inside and oui. Wills Hail. ESQ pre-
sided, assisted by thirly-six Vice Presidents a'
eighteen Secretaries
"Nr. Hall, on taking the Chair, mace 'o ~
speech in review OF the proceedings OF 10
Philadelphia Convention, denounced gene.
Taylor a. no Wing, aud accused MIN Oh noA
committalism. ,a,..,
"Tbe eroud outside the Garden were address
ed by Messrs. Tomlinson, David GRAHAM az
others.
"There were many thousands present. ,
"a series of resolutions were passed, Tue ~
Of which called upon heir fellow-citizens heI
and throughout the country to organize imm.
diately Clay clubs, and use all other means Is.
give eficieacy to their exertions in favor oil o''
and Fillmore.
aThis despatch has caused considerable e
c,,emen, among The wings in This city, and
CLAY movement will doubtless be star'eu iol'
with 10 accordance with The recommendation
the New Workers."