Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

Gen. Taylor Ca6inet careu 80 iil.le for him .
to induce him to di.honor his own pgh,ed tsr -
they would care less when they came 10 .a" ',a
their abandoned policy to the country a, /, r rr.
The worst schemes of federalism-,he re,.as e
elements of an sGtts banking Systematic od I.u
combination that plumbers by general ,mor".1
ment law-lhe system of tariff boun,iesN,'e
gradual accumulation of debt by the increase ~" y:
taxation these are few OF the measures W. "
the cheering example Of Virginia may aver, :,
extending an encouragement to all The S,a,!
that have vet to vote. We thank her, ,her,io..
ardenlIy and sincerely, for her glorious ,ic,o..,
over the cohorts OF q party that has Jus, rs,u,r.i
from field won through The divisions of ~
antagonist now united By sense of comnon
danger.
The following compliment, as jqs as !, i
beautiful IS from the Philadelphia Times
VIRGINIA The result Of tn lecen, eec,io,
in the Cd Dominion may be regarded as The ha,
binser OF coming events. The records q, ,h..
noble Commonwealth afford, Tor the oe1efi q, :.
all, many instructive lessons OF patriotism ~,
pur ly Of puTpo.e. Amidst The variouss s. Sl..
Of the Dom crazy, She is .fue 10 her aneiep,,.,s
and characier As eacn contest lhlck.n. \.
chiyairlc sons rush win rcdoubled ardor Nor
fed. Through good and evil report. Vi,,;r;
j he same. The Loise of the camp, the Gin.
OF The weapons Of wal, and the smoke au1d,s
ui The battle field, sometimes render her ob,cr,
Tor The moment, but al the close Of the :ay a..
is seen emersin. from The coLf,cl 9ih herhsr.
nefs streaming in the breath Of heaven. AM h.,
sci! covered a over with glory.
Napoleon used 10 watch the white plume 4.
Murat with Interest As he led On tie learn,
charge, and frequently his crown ant sceprs
depended on ms success Blu, he never lslIe.
So with Virginia. Through all tOe c0nacs !,
parties, she maintains her position with dl,p.,
and certainty. The eyes OF lie people OF he
whole continent are always turned toward
he "moIher OF States and .. Statesmen /
she has not al al times been able TO seve, ii
Democracy OF The country from The hands Of IN.
spoilers, her garments, al least are nlsoilet, an,
her honor ularnished.
From the Charleston Mercury
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS The ron,
Of the Wings in Virginia is overwhelming ar
almost total OF the fifteen memb IS Of Cor.
prcss elected fourteen are Democrats and The II
naming one an Independent Wing true IL ,.t
South, elected over The old Wing member, Pen.
de,un, who voted with Stephens AMI roomos
against the Compromise bill. Virginia, ner..
fore, on The great question OF Southern Equally
and Southern RignIs, will present an undlgttt
front in The next Congress-a position eminent
worthy OF her as The Empire State oil The soq,.
and The old Flag Ship OF The Republican parry
In the legislature, too, the Democratic parry
retain their ascendancy and as matter q e,
pcclal qualification, We may allude 10 The ceiea
OF Robert +. Scott, the leader oil The small NJ
norIy in the las, legislature who voted asairN
the Southern resolutions
In every aspec, ut The case, the result 10 VIZ
GINA is gratifying and important We fu.
mat il will not be without us effect upon Inc De-
mocracy Of the other southern states whose eitc.
u M are approaching and in which Il tie propi
spirit prevails and proper exeIlions are maav,
sutilo gains from the ranks OF Their opponents
en- be effected 10 aLnihilaie the maIorIy 10 ~
uexr Congress which the Wings have 50 colt
dcntly calculated on.
From the Frsdericksburg Recorder.
"ALL ABOARD"-Ihe good I'D steamer
Democracy, with he DemocIa &c pary on toat,
went up salt River last November, where lhts
found comfortable quarters, left by M cairiui ala
considerable Wings, "ha nave occupied the coun.
try .or years. On the morning 81 he 10Th Of
April, 1919. Ia day ever 10 be remembefet,l a
portion Of them growing weary Il their new
home, 90! on poard the gallant old craii, ana an.
der command OF their able Captain Alexandria
Hoiaday, commenced a voyage down The i've.
Avoiting he breakers Il corruption, placed lheic
by the Wigs, aid steering far from me Lse->ho'e
seen in The dim distance, they found no dRcu0y
in prosecuting the "Trip. hen neat their de>i-
nation, pifaiical craft was discovered on Ias
way up.
"Scnoouer ahoy = shou,ed our captain. AYE,
AYR" replied a voice. "Whal craft Is ,ha,l"-
schooner Whisgefy, Captain Forces, On ile
way 10 Salt river" Al ,hls our crew gave a
giorious shou, and proceeded onward.
Farther down We met The >lucp RchmctG
Cap ait Bous; scoW Lone Sar, Captain rentr
ton, ana brle Alternate, Cap ain Goss'n. L
our tract followed the glorious ship SIKH Do.
irict, Captain Sejdon, and The oaIque Malisoi,
Captain Powell. The joy win which We reach.
ed on moorires will only BE- eXccede: y tr
November voyage Of 1852 when all 'hr sh'1s 9!
our tirc will come down with every inch q ca
va>s throw n 10 The breeze.
p S.-We hal nearly forgotten 10 mtnuc',
that as We were coming along down before hbe
wind. little bomh-boat was discovered cis''
ashore with biQct nag, which was ascerIsinrt'o
be The Fauguier, Captain Scott All reached S4!
rive. wuhput further accident Than the DESERT
OF large portion a. their crews, who seems.
anxioa> 70 ship on board The gallant cfal. ~nic'
hal pa>>rdt hem going down.