Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

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lor will now wake NJ No develop suii1clSn .oas
TO meet ary dangerous emergency lha. n"y
cut Of this :nosl perpleYine question
We will soou be approaching Ihe pi'""
The Pennsylvania says: ,.,l
r,dpralis.n in The N.w York e.ec'ior, uh' nv
hesitate 10 sink TO The lowest ceP'hy ~ ,rIo,;,
lion in order 10 achieve suncess. WINE iuin.
na,ino against The efforts OF Tic Deui.c,aA "
s,ore harmony 10 divided hoe>eEolu, M MA
rprx1y uSlrrp WITH TIE caLoRkD s"ILh,' an1
!, is mot d,njei ira. hey encourage he
SANITATION in The city, Tor The purpose y, dAsau
1oo the success OF The Wing ticket. hose mnu
read ,hr repo,,s OF The negro meetings, a. ~
anocar,d in Inc Herald o! Sunday ana uesu"J
las. will readily remember how riifa w us We,
all,hc sentiments proclaimed ana irso,u''"Ms IA
ed. and how bitterly ard nnl.ea'y hos'e " olored
mocratc party. The strength OF lac Fsai - IN,
voters in New York city, Is esIima"u d. 49, ~.
6reen hundred ballots; and as The De,ncc'a's ".e
asts.Ied by about fourteen hundred, II is easy 10
se- The amogamat,on 6etEeca tie neg'oes anu u.s.
Ihies did he 6usn.ss |. is mol oi:en 'ha' SUI =.
a sGeciace is witnessed in this county: -
saw thai il is a disgusting spec'dc.'
call il BY The right name. 10 say lha' - "o5
and mus lead 10 bad consequences as a.. a;o,a
pernicious examples do is 20 say INV '.mr ,n-
ruth The war between he races III '"'s 49, ~
lry is already bitter enough, AM wnen Que " w.,
great parties does nui hesitate, IN "iuei " 49,.
throw is opponents 10 use the Vo'ee y, =
who are row aspiring, under Inc ccnnsei' v.
hold bad men. 10 an equality with The Whres, no'
only political but soc.ai, fearful and la'a' ".
rimeni 10 made Our political lfienus ~ t;,,sr
York may now uEdefstaEd, from l ~ 'ou o
experience, how much ihe "lfes soh az 49,
has benefited them, even amehs 'hote H. a,
received The large share Of Inc sympa ,,Is,o
movement We have Just Witnessed a coui"e,'
nni,n # The colpred yoels upon ticket suP-
norIed in ;ae name and carried forward of W.
srerliops of those VIC ere the leading ahu z1Hl.
oA friends If a slaye-hudins pfesidene INV
ELOQUENT and instructive is his Invocation 10 'he
Democracy 10 stand by their ~ell-dennea p'.h1' !,
ples. and 10 refuse all compromise ior Tue sdhe "
temporary iriGnphs- always loo sure W CIV
either in deep dishonor or disastrous oeiea1
The New York Courier and Elqui.er; regard
ips tic .esull as Wing victory, say,
"rhe polliGa. l,sl 50 far as this election 70
lest OF parry strength is 10 e found IN Inc le.c'se
lion OF the present Stale officers, "no "eie ".
nounced ard opposed more violently oy go -.
poricn OF the Whis parry because hsy WEI Ih ms
immediate friends Of GopcrDty ssviu, ND" ~
were BY The Locoiccos Tor being WEES i">
crime OF The Stale Administrator, was 80 o. -
rachmcnt and friendship 10 Gov. SewaId; anu WE
,r;nmnh under The CIRCUMSTANCES, OF the por'
lion OF ha Stale ticket referred TO, is empna.lca'
" The triumph G; The Stale and General aoi''n
is'ralion, aud n Gcs. S.ward.
"As such, we ha. il with lEieigned sausidc'
lion; and not the less so, because il has oeeI Demon
sra,ed that there ale sufficient Wings 10 achie't
This triumph even when thousands anu 'eus q
thousands were content 10 Stay al home from an
objectionable apathy, and under luz impression
that they or THAR friends have no! been wen Gsea
And We should be waning in uulh u We oia ho
here add, that there is large body ol men N 'ne
Wing Parry, who intentionally aGstaiheu from
going 10 the Polls in The desperate hope OF mus
giving a triumph To the Locplocos al Inc haziiu
OF bringing destruction upon the Nalonai anu
State Administrations and those who Iros' nooiy
sustain IL"
Ii is TIRE the New York Mirror, an olis'nal
Taylori!e, says 'Ihe Wing party will not consent
TO be Identified with Mr.. Seward. He 10 not an
incarnation OF Wing principles OF feelings, on
Inc contrary, he is by nature demasogue'-
The Wing party will not be bound 10 Els
car, harnessed 10 drag him INFO cfhcs /! refused
10 do 30 for a really great man. Henry Clay;
u
ton OF is dignity TO a pinchback statesman
plaster cast OF greaireaH"
Bu, in matters affecting Wing policy, The
Courier is much higher authority than toe hi'f-
ror, and We may therefore regard The deslinles OIL
me Wing party as identified with Governor Sew
ard, The "demagogue," Tie Chief ol Tree soliers.
and the Presidential nominee OF lhf Tree c0iofro
meeting referred to, on The same ucae' WIN rfed'
Douglas (mua.lo) ;or Vice President Such is
New York Whigsey, by the admissions .! It's
friends. who speak by aulhoryi" such is
parry over { cnpposed triumph Of which we
have seen Southern Wing journals eSul
Under all The embarrassmenls urGpr which The
Democracy OF New York labor, their recent
v;olept dissensSns which were not entirely
healed the JEALOUS efforts Ct the money power,
with The Federal lceholders 10 the field, &c.,
they have done much bette: than We had expect
ed "arawu battle" as The Wing Tribune
comedies i, to be, is, under The circumstances, q
Wing defeat, substantial Democratic victory
As the New York Evening Post says:
awe had 10 drive them Qhe Whiss) out o.
their entertainments; We have done this 10 parl
we are in possession OF half their camp. An Al
bany Wing paper rid;culousIy calls The result a
great Triumph for spaLy Is il triumph to be
elected from part Of The highest offices oi The
S air7 Is III triumph 10 lose The House Il As.
sembly, which shy had last year by an enrr-
nous majority? l. il a triumph 10 lose Tie ma
iarty on Joint ballot CT both houses OF The Lesis>
lature7 is it triumph 10 see ihcir control u The
Senae, Of which they had last year held three
tourhs O. the members, now disputed and render
ed doubtful When city is besiegcd, and the
beleasucrs have forced lis gates taken possession
OF haliils streets, 'quares and rampas, and plant
ed their banner oil some oil lis highest towers, can
lis defenders be said 10 have achieved 2 vitioIy2
According 10 The common use Of language, such
a fortune would be called defeat.
"hnd dsleat il is Even il il should al last ap-
pear that The Wings have obtained bare ma
iorily in The House CT Assembly, and carried in
by slender vote all their candi iaIes Tor Stale
officers the election is an exposure Ut their abso
Lutte weakness, and warning 10 prepare Tor
thorough ejeclmenl from office al The next time.
They may stagger on Tor another year, like one
who has had an aporleclic s'roke, but The next
blow will be fatal"
WHEELING CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The election for member OF Congress 10
succeed MIR. Newman took place yesterday
week We have returns. ana those partial