Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20

nc Genera, Taylor said he had political oplh''u',
bu, left the country in doubt as 10 "ha'
nre. we are led TO suppose, thai 'io.ii -. ,,..,,
- 6,,uot;ouu Of those who may be in MS poa.'Sa'
eon6dcn,e he ha, settled down upon the PLATFORM
If abieb.,onsd whigscry," from The lae' .Aa'
none but,.ltra and aigdtoaed hh'ss "ete pa' :"
nomination for The office OF vice fics'ae"'
hog did no, mean to be "Tylerizsc AGAIN. a.
,bey had means of information when .ne cou"".
,r.s denied. touching the present poiil'ca' OPP,
n;o,s II General Taylor they meant 10 lake eoon
o.ro ,ba, The candidate for Vice President s"ou'a
ho o,,be right s,ripe-and hence, we ma 'na' inc
,.., t,r ,ba, office settled down upon MT.
Fillmore, of New York, and MI hooo' Law
renee, OF Massachusetts. ,a
We think two more ultra Wings could MOI oe
tonnd from Maine TO Texas; and as Inc h's'
nave shown that they did no, intend to risk .le
frui,s ola Wing administration should 'heif ''cA.
succeed, they took good care that none 0u' WV.
dyed Whig should be voted for, allhoush SUM
eight or len were put in nomination. ono'"! "
FIRE the Wing Convention met, the leter-"Frei'
stalled rha, TAYLOR and Bragg were 10 De 'he '''"-
Ell: bu, as the father of Captain Bragg was .
.,.nncb Democrat, and his Oldest brolher' 'uose
ero,o of Alabama, firm and decided sup
porter OF the glorious Democranc 'ause' ruN
bis brother Thomas, Que oil Inc leau'ns ~
r,oc,a,s in North Carolina, II may nave oeeh
.a,o,o;ned in secret session of the AVaila-
bios ,ha, The fruits Of their victory misn' SIP
. w. ,beir hands. if they should place the
a,,ao, Captain (now Col. Bragg on Old lacks
,;.Ie, in The event OF the death OF the ia'ler.-
Moreover, as they probably had "rrlva'e 'nIo''
nation" which was pripately communicated IN
their neret caucus. The ghost of Captain Tyler aa-
nonished them 10 Ego It strong" for wing Oh
The ri,bt stripe for Vice President, for il might DC
family failing with Col. Bragg 10 show Demo
a..,;. n-ncinles if he should be called 10 the
Presidential chair. >.
tn our mind the Wing parry presents ms oil'
ference between the present time anc io4o' t'o~
they have a candidate who stances Se'ofe "e
copn,ry with no open avowa oil MS Poh''ca
o,;n;ons bu, who is acceptable TO them from INC
assurance given, BY ''priroto lnfoTmatao''' lna'
be 10 Whis in The sense that The term "ffehf5
Clay Wing" conveys ana 'na'' 'neie'o'0'
measures will be safe in bis hands, if he shouic
live; and, il he should die, they intend 10 be GER
tain that The public opinions OF their candidate lol
the Vice Presidency shall be Of the same stripe
,bat .nripa.e information" shows Gen. Iayiors
10 be-and hence the nomination OF Millara FIJI
} more oil New York, who, when in Congress, al
most, NOT quite, out "CIay- Winged" "'he grea
embodiment" Of Henry Clay Whiggery.
In 1910 they Supported Mr.. Tyler, openly stat
| inc lha, he was opposed 10 the great Wing peIs
such az Bank, Tariff ard he like, while they in
duleed the ill-toundei hope, that should he be
, called 10 the Presidency, he would become LOO
, willing instrument in fastening The odious oa'cf
OF Wing measures on the country.
History tells how sadly they were mls'aRer
in their calculaons-and as the upright course
OF Mr.. Tyler, on The Bank and Distribution, over
, threw their calculations, they are now very tender
footed about their nominations, and we incline &c
The opinion that il took all the "prauate 1nfornla
ton" which conld be obtained in their Two secfe
caucuses to satisfy themselves that Old ZacE
was real genuine Millard Fillmore, ADO
, Lawrence Wing, and nothing short OF that wing