Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

-,e, me know that. Your Bank, IaIl s ., p, ,onv2
lion 10 favorlhe few al the expense " IT. oxnend;
w. W., ;n,arnal schemes of interminao'e OK
,nras ynmr Veto arrangement, ana your "a ,Wh,
=, on more questions than one w.,
-. ahout nm innocent pamphlst' ""en soa'
nariv is wanting in patriotism ana io'o - ~ tho
,ry, Don't shift the question-come W " h@u
mark ot once-say you are not OF 'Le o -. ,h,,
IL. thai YOU are Of the OLD s'ocS' wa"
cue" hoan found wanting, and who go agains'
nav ,.ar"s, If the country, in the true Heos'e
10. .;an sense of the term. If you 40 ."'s' CO.
,a;nv we will know where 10 hnu ,ou, ,yh;roc.
~ Ag,;u-the Mexican War mas 'ouuu ,nrS oe
70 nIe,ty much in that line-'e e wv
Tho times be referred TO for the lac.. ob,,n
AIR Mangum says the Admlnls Sa' Ion continual.
dcred into the war, and has DUN eae' ,Snn The
Iv since" Well, if they nav. ont Of
Wbigs, are willing to MAKE soI,.,"a"i ;nto the
tho blupder; for hey have 6lunacnea NV 80.
lie o,'p or oue who has achieved all his conse
ouepce from this "blundering war, anu > e,e -
now with "Old Whitley" The choice Oh i',os. y
the Wings Of the nation Tor me tre ;:
because General Taylor hlmseii l"ci.nes ,,;,h
principle to the opposition Of tue VIZ W. 10" oon
Mexico. Well, be it So II inc "..s
give him support for this kind OF duly, IN uppI
sition 10 their prime Piles, they eau slu WV, ~
any thing to obtain control 10 lne wv 'inHsn ~,
But poor forlorn hope Mr.. Mangc'h - u's.
yelou,ly consstent-he was voteu ioi ohe.J
PRECEDENT Was that for adherence " ~" ~
pie? Far from it, II was poan9 w 49,.
49, ,a;en,;ded views then entertained by the
p",.n,,e State. Was Mr.. Johnson made Sena-
,or of the United States for any early principle
.droco,ed and sustained No, indeed IL was
tor desertion from the Jackson Democratic
creed Was Mr.. Clayton ever patrol: Let
,,,e records of his early life show. IS he one
now, That is the question. These Senators
argue as il they were all purify.
Delaware has a Democratic Governor; so has
MARYLAND. so mas New Jersey; and mol Fithsian-
dino his popular expression and vote, maj lhelr
nspple arc with the administration 81 The Gene
raj Government, mere, in The Senate, arc six Sc.
majors, engaged in all kinds of inveciyc Wings
Of doub,iul patriotism, doing all they can TO EN-
barrsss the operations OF The Government. One
Of Them, Mr.. pearce OF Md, has on The books OF
the Legislature protest. flied by Mr.. Claesetl, Of
Prince George county, setting forth that ne, The
said Pearce, is man OF doubtful patriotism, and
praying the Legislature not 10 elect him 10 the
Senate The protest had no effect; The Legisia-
lure being composed OF tory majority, re elected
Mr.. PcaIce BY triumphant Tory potc. ihtie
have always been tories in Mary and, from the
first OF the nation 10 The present day; bul The rank
and file, thank God, are patriots, which accounts
Tor The Stale now having patriot 10 rule as Co.
vernon. These Senators, Messrs. Mangum
and Clayton, discourse as il they we're the
only pure OF The land. They are truly The
pure OF nothing definite and Of less expressed
Gentlemen where are your principles Tor The co
ming contest Do not answer, it is Gen. Tay-
Tor and "od Whitley" Thai will not suffice
give US your creed say at once you are for
PEACE during war, and for war during peace!"-
we then know where TO find you, and TO account
Tor your legned appreciation OF Gen. Taylor, and
his popularity without his principles expressed
acquired in war which you all condemn, de-
nolnce, and refuse t. sustain, as patty as well as
individual Influence. Vide your speeches.
Yonrs. NED EVANS.