Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
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- :" .,nmera 10 our electors, speakers, and all
'" ..Sn., he sound policy set forth below
y -, =. ne hob tails" frishiened-let US keep
v =" TDsy canno, stand the ho' shot which
;a'' = ..,s have a, CO n,uand. add which must
az r. srriblc combustion" ia The himsy
p, ): Taylori>m';
'4 !. =, Hs.t,rs # The Enqu''er.
.x Edors: Urge the Democrats 10 cry
49,, snate not, 10 proclaim every where The
500 @a' their opponents, their uiter aban.
q 80 4 lheil PRINCIPLES and their insaiiae
'7@sa' - ,hr Spots. success with them on
l?r IS $. wouit be agreeable TO them no doubi;
,nas' ntiucipie or no principle, is their
~ ~. means, not he most scyrpul0as, will to
acio' a1- 10 secure il. Our warfare in
=, 'c,oai.n mus, BE- asgresslve-onenslve; we
=. n'Ibias 10 deiend-ior our ions l,.o aug
..',;sbei principles are very u'o' anA, ".
= .o,'n unassailahle BY Inc motley nos's mat
...,su US and require no defence. -,.,..
r., Wings ale not so fortunate; lot, uuiIAe
t .,'lss Of old. rho was only vulnerable al one
hoy are vulnerable all over and cannot
- ,nd vel! directed charge from The inter-
= democracy. We must give them no time
( ,uy i, We do moi wish 10 have deinee OF
.,se,s Oeis tales, Ssrohm reports. &C, 10
ma with. They are in slate OF incuoa ION
/ ana :; will moi be long before The specified
l n viii Stalk forth TO pluck up The grams lna'
= baye fallen By The waysde. have Just re.
-, from a vis,; 10 Boston and New YORK, and
M. saw that according TO my observation,
,isssry was never stronger there than wing
Nv is, bu, can With ruth assure you that
,.rvas Wing leader so weak as 10 General
! TAYLOR. was in old Faueuil Hall al The
.ra,ion meetings held respectively By The De-
/ lis and the Wings That OF The latter was
f..e.g ine larger and more uproarious. Twas
/ . that large portion OF those present ad-
| I'D 10 The open square 10 front CT the Hall,
N orator was placed ON cart, drawn 10 the
J. !, who heransned them for sometime,
- mere was loud call Tor three cheers
&c Taylcr. That crowd, containing al
Cos, estimate 5000 persons who had cheer
81 en,husiasm every Thing Whisslsn, return
an. response, rom surely less than hHy IN
,g,I. a few minutes at erwaids, some one
,,,,aa The call had not been heard or, II neaio,
gpse,slood. called on, with the voice u slea-
,btee cheers Tor ola Fac! No better success
..re aaeuced tina, call, il was not repeated
!, 4 vas one instance o. lnkewafmness LOT lay
IN particular, amid great enthusiasm iof
L3i.se,y in general, aad | could detail o'oeIs
|. as omnous. convsrsed with many oil Inc
!. informed men and not one supposed II even
. able that Gen. Taylor would gel Massachu'
In one establishment, 10 which are em.
I'd twelve aaunci Wig voters, every vote
be cast against him. On the other hand,
didsfep, was the picture Not one De-
! "a, tii see, and me, with many, Mr..
,5hury and the strongest II his iriencs
,3Ops Them, who would not, with might and
Ill heart and hand, support General Cas-
,3.y are all batting for principle, and union
i, bs The consequence. The Democratic parry
sens 10 The American people principles long
j and oDg approved by hem, OF which lis can
,e,s bat he representative; while the Wings
sr as .hsir principles Gen. Taylor, Paio Al o,
4 mercy, Buena Vista, inlerspe;sed with lew
,z.s. ard here and there an assertion that me
;.l. "a. Jocks ike Wing, walks like wing,
!. &c usl; talks more ike Wing, Than pig
RAJ lie pism He Goes indeed lalk some
.r,hs Wing Tor he manages 10 laia so
nocody can find out exactly what ne IS.
81. enough; have run on iufihef than r.
). ii, anc mus; beg ,cut pardon Tor OBTAINING
- % long il you nave taken time 10 read ms.
! : ioyiI a, the prospect we have 10 view,
i! | caAnc; help lryins 20 impart portion vi
:. ~ and enthusiasm 10 all 10 whom write
!. : line. Democracy mus, be more triumph
j. nan ever Very respectfully, yours, &c.