Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
iMOND, VA.
Saturday Morning. April Ia, lo-o
STRONG EVIDENCE.


we do not exchange win Inc N""o" ,b;oh
one Of Inc official "organs" al Washihs'o"' 49,,
has lately been adduced by Inc ''."a' ava
D.. a. indicating general orders" from o'u
49, bc,sonaucrs al Washington. that Inc co"'
,.,c;ous Wings should "iall into Inc IKE wv
,;,,I soldiers" and rally to the nag Of 'on' ".
w.. !, i true the Wing does not recognize
n. authority Of This organ loi wh'cn " No.
heard until within the last three moh'hsJ w.
os,er,a,ious claims 10 the honor OF having eie'"u
General TAYLOR. According 10 The WING ''''
wa>b;np,on orean has no right TO represent '"'
administration as anxious lor WI. -
lion. Sill as we learn from Inc ""s'
five or six hundred copies oil Inc N"''oh"' -
,y;,h n. ..ofFc;aln laudalion OF Mr.. bo'ts nave
hean c,cu,a,ed in this District, and The Repupii.
can ono,es il as impcfiousIy demanding OF 'he
anli-Bols men 10 drop Mr.. Lee aud support WI.
Bolts. The Times also publishes the ar'icie' oot
with no G mmenls. To a certain extent, lhefe-
fore his National Wing [ediied, we believe, ny
one Warrington q. Sneihen Of Louisiana mas
been recoon,zed as The organ by portion oil me
Wing parry OF The District, and we therefore icei
ius,ifed IN citing lis facts as, in their Vie@' re-
aec,;nr Gen. Taylors opinions II official on
one point Why no, "otiiciai" on ALI
The N. Wing draws back the curtain ii'ie
and o;vcs rs a glimpse Of Gen. Taylor's proea-
be course On 4 question, which deeply interests
the South: We mean the exclusion ny Com
Dress Of the Southern States from equal i'sn's
in The new territories We have already refer
red 10 two articles in the National Intelligent
Ger which by some have been construed as
threatening me tree soil party with the "irowns"
Of Old Zac. But The National Wing, the other
organ and from The other side OF the Admins
traiion, in a long and elaborate article, denies
and denounces the declarations and views " the
Inteuieencer, in The most emphatic manner
The character OF the article, together with some
new facts, is thus set forth by Washington
correspondent OF the Charleston Courier:
The JPhig says, "lhe editor takes it upon
himslf 10 threaten the iree-soiers, II they DO not
behave themselves, with The old Here's wrath"
The Wig denies that Gen. Taylor himself is
spro OF COZ, upon this delicate SUBJECT. ms
organ declares that The President "'oH nottnter-
fere r;th he fee exercise ri the Legislature poper."
"Presidenr TAYLOR" il says, "toes no care 10 talk
about things before hand "He neusr threatens"
FINALLY. The article ,mplores the free s0lers mol
10 abandon Gen. Taylor.
The President, al his levee on Friday, spoke
freely and ,ra mly on the subject Ct the allega-
tion lha, lie had in;eriered in The legislation OF
Congress al me late session in favor OF or sainsi
any measure relating 10 the territories. He dc
nied 1t altogether.
Runor says ina, another administration or
gan is about 10 be started by Mr. Bulliu and
Nr. Sergeant. But do not think TIE arrange
men, is yet made.
The laie,Iisencer asserts that the Cabinet l.
harmonious. There is no doubt that they are
personally 50, out there is d!scoTdance oil upin-
ion among mem on all The promnen topics be-
tore ne country. They will gel over This cIttl-
Gully, however, by leaving al these subjects U
the free decision Of the nationa! legislature
Now, what does this revelation from fecog-
nzed "offic,ap organ amount to- Nothing
more nor less than what was proclaimed BY our
parry as he probable policy Of General Taylor,
should he unfortunately be elected, viz: that he
would be neither 'pro or on this delicate sub
isc;" OF Southern rights in the territories, but
would passirely look on, mo, interfere win Inc
lrec exercise ., The legislative power" and
quietly see Southern rights struck down and
sacrificed BY the dominant majority OF Con-
eress. Gradually cur predictions are being
verified ~ the light Of history. The Nation.
al Hhis is indeed suitable organ Tor Mr..
Bous-fo- he openly avows The constitution.
aiiiy OF the Wilmo, Provlso. II General
Taylor entertain The same opinion, we mus: sign
bill embracing The pfoyIso, in accordance with
mis- Allison letter The revelations in the Ne
lIonal WING furnish the strongest semi-offcia
evidence OF Gen. Taylor's views on this impor-
,anl question: aud as such we lay them before the
people If Virginia, VINO oush; 10 take care TO
send 10 Congress 10 man who is not opposed TO
the slavery-prohIbition, on the question OF both
cons,utionaliy and expediency.