Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

we are dutlOrlZeQ py oeus 1ny 'o n tho
the course of the Louisiana deleSan1pn h H.
Wing Convention, lately assembled al nali6ed
phia, meets with his entire, full ana uhq ioJ hn,
appreciation. He not only never oouo.. d rsnn.
never iniimaed doubt that his honor a"o
lalion were safe in their hands. ,oN
[Signedl Bale PEfIOSn,N
LOGAN HUNToN'
June 23d, la4s A. C. BULL - tho
1.-THE above Iaemenl (says the Delta - :. y i If
hand wiring oil Gen. Taylor himself, ~n..n
pc uiiary stiff, heavy and ma ked qua asaa loud
The reading o. this document being lh's'eo o,n,e-
and prolonged cheers rent The air, anu IN
nances, before anxiouo and distressed,
slanrly radiant with smiles and exultal'oh.
The "yspeQtsd declarations OF Gen. LAY W.
upon which Mr.. Pins and the "lndepenou"''
"relied," can be seen in Gen. It's "Iepea'ea ~
tiers, which we laid tefore our readers 'e" '''
ago. Mr. Pits, 81. no doubt "telied" upon SUN
declarations OF Gel. Taylor as the io'o"'n ,'
which We ex,rac, rom Gen. rs 'e''e' : -
Editors OF The Richmond Republican
III nominated by he Wing National C on;dsI
ton, shall not reuse acceptance, ptos,u. ain.
am left tree of all pldses and perm'l,esa y in
tain the position OF ndependente Of az H., have
which The people al my own sense oi W, uotion
placed me -Ofherwie | shall refuse tas "0"'''''''
Of any contention q patty. omen,
IL has NOT been ny intention, al any name
TO change my posilon-or 10 wilndlaS W. ,minec
from the canvass, whoever may De .s ~ Whie
Of The National Convention, either oil INC "'s
or Democratic paly." ,;,,s
A singular TACT presented b. the proceea'"ss
OF an "tndepend.n Taylor meeting" IN i'e"
Orleans, held on ue same evening OF As s'es'
ratification meetin, a, which Mr.. Peylon u'aue
The above sialemei. A Mr.. Barker auuies'e"
the independents and the following IS ah e.
tract from his spech as reported in me De''a
Gen. TAYLOR the candidate OF Ibe people
| moi OF a party. Iras much Obliged The fhi,-
adelphia Convention for nominating MN. =
was very kind in hem. | wish me oa'''u'o !;
| Convention had doe likewise. ION, more OF ~
JakeyD Gen. Ta'lu's principles are ciea! anu
certain (Give then) Have patience my ~ I,lenas
and will tell you sht they are. Gel- dyio.
| stands pledged 10 maiIain The Constitul'on' ~
lis original republican vigor and puliiy. nc
Won't permit any panyo appropriate nun, duy
representation TO tie cnrary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gen, Tayor had made pledges he will keep Them
II any boty suppces | have other objects 'hah
the election OF Genial Taylor, ne is misiaken'-
AS 10 appointments General Taylor, am au'
| lhorized 10 say, void never object 10 John "
Calhoun tor Secretly OF Slate, Abbot Lawrence
for Secretary Of lheTleasury, Reverdy Johnson
| for Attorney Gener3 and B. +. Butler ior me 81
preme Bench. TDse who undertook 10 repre-
sent 10 Inc Whis Convention that Gen. layioi
had abandoned aboriginal position, and iorieh
cd his pledges, We. entirely unauIhorlzed. g
| fer 10 the statemn made in The Philadelpnla
! Convention by Jase Saunders"
What may be anticipated from all this' may
be conjectured bylhe following, which we CHI
from The New CLEANS Delta:
1.-THE ROUGH AID READY.-Our old TREND, Il
| S. Mcfarland las taken down The Iaylof ha'
and proposes 10 turn Inc Rough and heany Q
lberville, one OF be first Taylor papers es1aoiish
ed in the country into Cass and busier paper
In his number q Jane q, ne gives al leng'h h'
reasons for This chanse-which are simply ina
he had supported Gen. Taylor as an independent
candidate, disconnected from pary-that he wa
willing 10 lose sighl Il his party Predl'ect'on
and feelings, in order 10 elevate 10 the Pfesldehc
man who wouli administer the Government, a
the General eX pressed il, 'unlrammelleu WIN pdr
" obligations orineresis OF any KIND, Dul ina
now. as he has been nominated by The wings
made party clntiiale, and The General has Ia
cil!y acquiesccCin thai nomination, he tninRs
is no longer b'und 10 support him, Out WIZ 'e
turn 10 his first owe and raise The banner OF Gas
and Butler, IL ;Eew paper, TO be called Inc oou'i
ern Democrat.
If we NAV redit some accounts, indeed, VI
speech was anaci Of commendabe charity, iot
is limited that Gr. Crump had 10 be very pa'hel
cally appeae, 10 before he would consent 10 las
I'D The armou which ne ha! 50 long thrown asid
TRehmond Times
We do notknow any thing OF The "accounts
TO which The Times audes, bu, in opposition
them we vii slale some fats, which will prov
how unfoun.ed the specnlations are which II M
pleased the Times 10 iltuEge in. We ale no. SUI
but the yer, first Gil not certainly amongst u
g., -.iaerresponse 10 the nominations o. "a
IN" Butler which We received on our return lfo
/ III .3i az = ---,:er u'as from Mr.. Cfnm
the cause, an hence The idle rumors o. the Viii:
touching tis position, could moi, in he slighie
degree, disturb The Democracy.
As 10 me ''very pathetic appeal" which Il
i Times understands had 10 be made TO him, v
have only losay that Mr.. Crunp was not lorna
" invited 10 address Ike meeting, but vas told i
those who saw him lha, il was the wish Of II
Democracy have speech from him.
Such al invitation was more complimentar
than a formal one could have been, and the Ia
Ter certainly would have been necessary ifdoub
existed 10 The minis OF am Democrats in regar
10 the position Of Mr.. Crump
We can readily account for he error in ~hc
the 'whisrliIg coons' nave fallen, from The Ia
,ha, Mr.. Ctump has always freely expresse
himself ia high terms Of admiration as 10 Gel
eral Taylor', military abilities; and as the ma:
nanimily AMI libe'ali'y of WAig leaders consi
in "pilipe the agony" on their own leaders an
in Distraction and abuse OF their opPoneHts, the
could no, see how Democrat could cherish hi
upaba,ed lore for Rome, and al The same tim
render ius tribute 10 ,he. Ca ar Tor his militia
~ services SUCH magnanimity AMI lbeGailI
50 far as Wing leaders are concerned. is iik
Casting peails before swine" As 10 The polite
| of Gen. Taylor, we suppose that none coul
expec', as MS position was 80 obscure in ls44
| that his "personal views" were then unknown
1 as he Tells u ina ilc Hhh ~ OIL nj
opinions a. Tia. time, and freely expressed hi
decided preference for Mr.. Clay, 10 those h
mixed with. The Wing saws:
awe did moi attend because Of The extrem
| hea. Of the weather, and We did no! notice IN
meeting, because we learned that here were no
mare than io!ty.hve Democrats there, The rest
The audience being Wings We did not think S,
small number OF the faithful could do any grea
mischief. We only state what we heard. Tn,
Enquirer knows whether ii was true, We DO not
We were under The impression tha! most Q
the large audience who manifested their great de-
lish, a, The very able speech OF Mr.. Crump were
Democrats, bu, II III. Wing is right We are en-.
tircly satisfied as we may certainly expect many
new recruits from The Wing ranks if We are ,c
understand mat they were Wings and not Demo.
Gratis, who s, highly appauded Mr.. CFump when
he was with singular force illustrating The happy
operations Of TIE great Democratic measures IN
advancing the greatness o. this great country oil