Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, June o. i04.'
upAI1TIEs OF TAYLoRlsM' ;,

The National Wing, one VI
.,m;n;s,ra,ion. contains the following. crafty.
aom,li'sA 80. We publish the following si ;a me
"RffoRM a,;on Of he progress OF reIof1 psnnsyl
1ns ,no custom house. ilon w Tho old ano
rnnaue tor The especial edlncation o. - ,bev will
van's Amor Of The Union. Our nope ;n,sonbc re-
new eu" ~ hear the inficlion with ,Se penn
DC aoi and or,ilude. As 10 ~aa non these re-
sniuan man says and has 10 say has answer.
forms we have nothing 10 tePy:: vac maze from
| ed itself in the quotation ~.,e" Tavlof."
The inaugural address oil ueh' r.movals
ruere follows lis, OF sl1Iy.n'He .mao,or .,
,,sde in one day by the new Taylof eo''N'
Tns quotation made by the Pennsy.sa',a -
e,o ~ G,neral Tayors Inaugural TO "a'e' w; N,
National Wing alludes, in anSse' :. u these
complaints of the Pennsylvania
words: and fdelity
a;soansabls Prerequisites 10 The oeso~ai u w
n ~ ,hs absence OF either oil 'hese quai,''e
ncei n a Nv dasraed sufficient cause tor removal
Now his means nothing more nor less '"a'
,h;s l.r,s hatch OF officers removed "e''
'n III If official misconduct, and were waning
gu. ~, nhorcs,v capacity or fidelity" when '''t
I,.ronral has laid down as "s''
o.onab for "no-pary" administrator ~ Wv
.,s is professions, and sacrifice c'sizenS ~ -
ss e. on;r;on's sake-it is wanlon outrage -
- nd insult and condemn Them as ld'''i'
Isss and Improbable servants ana aoe"p' :
n,,ce op their brows badge oil olseface'
p' d., we have evidence that even this misefd-
,,s and degrading preteIt cannot aVa'l ,nem-
lanes Smith the faithful Postmaster al on'on-
LII (pa has been removed and the causes io'
nv,l are thus assigned by me "es'
Chester Republican 80
or1o;vsrsallv throughout the neishborhooo' .ne
abones,y, capacity and fidelity" Oh VT 9 daonh
=, nublic officer, were Acknowledge 80,
Collamer. The Post Master ueneIai, n n,m;,h's
when INQUIRED OF tor The canse OF WI. S'n
removal could only say, and ne mac NJ aus" = :,
~ for saving anything more-"ml. om.,n a,ai
SsnocraI and opposed the election OF ueucla.
D DemoS The election having resulted against
nc democrats and in favor OF Taylor WI
s &c is consequently removed" Sucn was
s',h.,a,,;allv the reason given by the Fos,nas
,sr General Tor The removal of Mr.. SmiIn'
Il mt This an open violation OF Old lacs
nrotessions-a specimen OF pure uhauuie''
red prescription Tor opinions sakef
rha siens Of one Thing apparent as possible.
Thu Union means 10 give up all npposuoh 70
Soilism and devote It's entire energies 70 'no a"e
hatoh y VIZ (Saurdays Whg.
To show how utterly wanton and uhioundea
;s ,h,s sweeping assertion OF the Wnis' We
ouore a few passages from The Introductory o'
Nss.rs p;chie and Burke, in Fridays onion'
LIE, Inc Wa.s do its duy, and stand by Inc con-
.,,,r,,1r- lights Of The South, as the Union Will
do and It's own party friends, and The friends Of
the Sou,b, will be satisfied:
sand now with regard TO slavery in the terri
tories |, should never be forgotten thar .his ne
nnblic is a confsderaey Of souefsagn STATES, pos
f.s,;np eo.eouaL rights. Under The Constitution,
M,ssachusrtts possesses the same Tlehis as W.
Gina and Virginia as Massachusetts. one
S,,,o ar norton Of the States, cannot PeIvef'
,ha nowers OF the Constitution, or make use oil
he legislative judicial or executive agencies oil
he oovernment which j, establishes, 10 inJufe
ono,her State. or any number OF States. Ihey all
s,and under the Constitution, upon me same com.
mon Ground OF equality. They are all entilieu 70
enioy the common benefits Of The Union ana are al
reouired 10 share lis common burdens. When
the interests the whole require mat war snoulu
he vapet agains, another nation or power, eacn
State IS required 10 bear its equal snare Oh inc
common burdens and sacr'tces "nicn war ,ih.
sand demands. Each Stale is required to
contribute due proportion OF lis money anu Us
blood and each should be permitted 10 share the
sommon benefits which result from war, II any
do r,,ul,. II money, in the shape OF indemnlt-
csiion. is acquired with victory, il goes into the
general treasury for the equal benefit oil all. VI
Il territory should be conquered, II seems 70 Us
,bar ius,,rc demands that althe States should en-
Joy ii equally. :,
aris,s and in part il does not. The former claim
The RICH, 10 carry their institutions, and whatever
,b.y regard as properly into the common letli-
iory o. the whole; and The other insist tnaI mat
nar,cuar institution, and The particular proper.
~ which IL recognises, shall not be INTRODUCED
into their common territory As this is no. oply
conflict Of alleged right, hui OF pTide also, Sc
riaus dangers threaten 10 flow from II, ana "
disturb the peace and permanency OIL the oh'oh.
Now. in such state Of things, what is The dic,
,ate If patrio,ism and wisdom2 Ii is 10 a?oid
he dispuc. by agreeing u a common ground on
which All can stand. We propose the ground OIL
sos.,sTeavEsrlos; by which, we mean that
Congress shall abstain from all Legislation ~ re-
lat,on TO the subject Of slaO:rv IN me nen lT!t'
tories: Ieapinr II to the people OF the ter'"0riss
themselves 10 make the necessary prou's'on io'
their epentual admission into the UnDn, ana 20
regulate their internal concerns IN tAeu oton nay.
LOTTERY OF oFFICES.-Aistory tells US
that Caligula had his horse made Roman Con
sui, and in The "Philadelphia Slaughterhouse'
it was gravely proposed to run "old Whitley
for Vice. President. These things are bad enough
but from The N. Y. Express, good Taylor wing
paper, we learn that as strange policy IS now
pursued b. The cabinet at Washington. Instead
OF selecting public officer on account oil his
merits. he is submitted TO the chances OF a lot
tery. This is avoiding responsibility, with a
vengeance. The following is from the Express,
whose Whiggery will not be disputed
WASHINGTON, May %.
Thomas Cloves. you see, drew The post office
prize in Troy TO- day, and Mr.. Speaker Hadley's
name came out blank There was great deal
of labor and OF lime spent upon this Ticket; ou1
MIR. Speaker Hadley was not here, and clever
Tom had hrsl-rae representative IN Gideon
Reynolds, NJ C. Speaker Hadley never ought
10 have abandoned the ground.
There is nothing done here 10 washington
wilhou, standing by, or sitting by or sleeping by.
A halt days ab ence may ruin uan. Tom
himself was no, here, lii was thought hes, Tor
him 10 be Of but as nave said before, ne had
first rate representa- i've aid great deal u
extra help. Troy will laugh al all these doings
gu, OF The wrong side Of her mouth, though.
But what has Troy 10 10 with IL
The ticke; box is preparing Tor the consular
Appointments, and .or ministers plenipoteniiarY,
&C. SC. Some fellows that are starting for The