Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-06

THE FAUQUIER plSTRICT.-The Richnonur =.
ourrr mauifrs,s great anxiety that MI Jetr','" .nn
ton should defeat Mr. Pendle,on IN me % II ,hs
OCCASIONAL District. We compr.htmd ,ne ii dc
rir,ntc ANXIETY IN the part 81 The Ehql ~, by
>lrrs 10 see tile hig party III hht wny Ia
domestic di>sension- and knows Una. VI, ~ earnestly
do il IS 10 run Wing aean,' NJ youcn. aud beat
ltilst Ma: H., Pcndlr,on viii beat MI s CONSISTENT
Inn L,d,,, M, r. has been firm ana ''"a M, H.
Wing and has stood BY The parry on an l,y BY tie
sues aud this mofe than Mf "'" 1911 Nil Merton,
y.nx cnn IN, EHuairrr tell us u lA ','"",
has disposed 'i an MS petsrsturg Iarihge"eer'
rbc Petersburg editor mistakes eur MOVIES
Th, maiu reason Why We earnestly oes''' w
eIec,iop II Nj Morton i that he IS Pe'i'."'
,o,rd unon me question Of Southern Righ's'-
Unike Mir Il. Z. Scot, Mr.. }. NJ. b'us a''' e.
]. S. Pendle,on, who admit The ccnsiHu''o""'''
nj me Wi,mo, proviso and thereby SURRENDER VIC
wbnle oueslion and render themselves po"ei'esS
,o,;ns, tho assaults OF our foes, MT. Morton, u
elected, will go 10 Washington, afnee a. "'
points. Ia vnd ate Inc rights OF lhe oou'n o WIS
a,,s,;nn Ru, more tnan that Mr.. Pendle'oh
,pax one a me famous cigu Southern wings
wbo deserted ,he enifc body of SoulEern Repre-
sen,a,;ves and ..t.a;et he Clayton compromise
a measure repld,a'ed by me ifec-soiie'S dh"
n,iieo by Ia, South as Just anu proper aoJusf
enl OF H., yesra question oil he leiti'oiieS' roi
these reasons We would rejoice IN The aeie"' u
MIR Penal.ton b. Mr. Morton or any oheI wing
wao ;s ,,ne !. Southern rights, especially on the
constitutional question.
Asto .ir. Ms "co nsislency" IS Wing, ana
his "Texas bonds" we leave him to settle me
Question win the Petersburg inleliisencer. nu'
s i, not strange, that in these mo parry times'
this lonc-promls,d "era Of COED feeling" lay
lur Whis organ should assaii Wing canu'ud'e
for Congress, (no Democrat in The he'd,l VINO
sustained Gen. TayloI's election win all ms
zeall Ii me mo party" organs attack 'heiI own
Wing tiiends IN such STYLE, what are NE peuio-
crat> 10 expcc, al their hancs!
Speaking OF me Compromise Bill OF sasi year
We have recently heard an anecdo!e from 4 Seh-
,eman, on whom fuii reliance may be placed N
every resoecl. Our informant was present az
Wing meeting in Alexandria last Summer'w where
in Mr.. Penteion ex panet and vindicated before
his constituents his vote Tor laying the Compto'
mise On he table and defeating It. MI. fionf-
rnv the Whis representative from The HALIFAX
district was also present, and publicly JUSTIFIED
and aude his colleague, Mr.. Pend!eon, to- me
bolduess and maniiness with which he, MI. :.
alone 1t me Virginia Delegation, marched d.
,ecly IL re issue, and killed the measure. Inns
was said on The Potomac, hundreds OF miies
from Halifax, which distant poinllt has MOI, pro-
haby, V, reached, ard wherein, perhaps, Nr.
,skes creai; tcr having voted against The PROPOSE
lion to Kill ne bill. We nauale thc inclient,
for be benefit Of cur trend, Dr.. AvefetI. 10
save his colleague, Mr.. Pentleron, Mr.. Flournoy
involved his own consistency; lei him Justly
himself before his own people for The IndirecIlon
with which ne aided and comprised The death Of
the Clayton Compromise.