Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-30
RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, March %, ls4e.
WHAT'S IN THE WIND2

WHAT'S IN THE WlND2
Yesterdays Wing has the following s'Snincan'
e,;,orial in the most conspicuous position in the
paper: ,,,,.
aCOMPROMISE.-W We hear so many WINGS
VINO have taken opposite sides 10 inc unfortunate
ieud which exists in this Distrlc', express inc
hop. and belief thai some compromise may fe,
\. AGREED upon, that we have almost persuaded
ourselves Of lis praclicablily. Surely with men
u;se and cool. and who have the same enc IN
view such a result ought 10 be possine. we
can only saw TOR ourselves, that tcc 1eiH go more
than Aalj sray 10 compose these painful diilrieh-
ces, and make The Wing patty here oncc more
band If patriot brothers. We trust that the el-
lorts which We understand are being made, VIII
be crowned with success"
Moreover, in yesterdays Republican appears
"An Original Taylor who says that while mo
c,an cll stronger determination al one lime 10
oppose his (Nr. Bo,tso reelection" yeI that The
cannot bear The idea OIL giving up the District 10
the Democracy" For this reason he arrives al
The following wise and patriotic conclusion!
Il will mol bile IF my nose 10 spite my face.
| thought it bad policy 10 hold a Convention-I
acts conpenti~nS, and The ttcs IF The moumeni
has convinced me | was light in condemnng
one. Let US trv Bots once more"
Now what does all This meant Does The
Wing design by "eoing more Ih2n half way" to
cal nm The brave words which il has hurled upon
The head OF "the ImmorIa2" Will il confess to The
world that in denouncing him Tor his "bloa'ed
arrogance "perfdy," want OF RELIABILITY, ano
stismalzed him as ~ ocofoco candidate" VINO
would in FIVE or six years "deny that ne ever was
Whis;" will it confess that these were empty
words, utterly meaningless, thrown out 10 pro-
duce certain effect, bu, not 10 renecl on W.
Boltsl II this be not SO, and The wig was SID
cere in what j, said, with what lace eau 'se'i
support o. recommend for high pos''lon man
who has denounced he Harrisburg Convention
he Philadelphia Convention, The Taylor Con-
yention Of this State, in lS4S as gross anu par
pabIe "trauds"--a man when The Wing has heId
up over and over again, as personally ana poH-
lcaIy unworthy OF a seat in Congress sun,
from the article in Yesterdays paper, We inler
ina, Inc Wing, in going ''morc than hdJ 'cay,
will We, be stem Sur,ndeJing 10 The "ie'IIo!c
Bous," Gazing IN us own words, and iauains
him 10 The SKIES, as "marvellOus proper man,
an honor 10 tie Sla,e, an ornamen. 10 the Dis
lficl Fo. h,s change III the t,ne OF me wing,
its own columns OF yesterday furnish some cue
Ia the proceedings Of a Rnts meeting in Hano-
yer. published in The Wing without one xoyd Of
dissent. We fed The following resolution, which
was adopted:
Res, wed, That the course pursued ny the Rich
mord Whio, towards The Hon. John M Bous,
far Inc la. rev months, shows an ulter disregard
for the popular will, and is in The highest desfee
rcy,esensl5lc.
Has "lhe popular will" heen made 10 bsarnpon
the Wig ard compelled il 10 ''go moie than hall
way" N hueeing 10 rs bosom 'ihe terrible 10
coicco" B,,ts2
Bu, there is another consideration which strikes
us as probably exefine some influence towards
so extraordinary result. An aEli-Botts Wing
Senator lro.9 mis- District is candidate for re.
election AMI hia seat is threatened by a Wing,
thoroughooing Bots candidate for the me place
Nav no; che popular wilP be a; work here too
and NAV ~; he anti Bolts friends Of The p:esen'
Senator Grcating Inc success Of his opponent, be
willing IL cone into compromise, viz: Tor
the consideration u securing The Senator, 10
with raw opposition 10. and acquesce in, The
election oi MIR. Bolts 2 These views seem plan
sbs, though strange. What will be Inc next step.
in The mysterious drama