Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
7T11s6,2 S 1oSs;S,: s,SuAny :. 1850.

RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
n TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY :. Is,o.
E oNoRTuERN AND SOUTHERN DEMAGoGUEs.
The xice welcoming the Wings position on the TeS'i"
tions4 Mr. Claiborne forth in its Friday ISSUE
prep8red for our Saturdays paper but not Puos''1
y M,erdav We were glad to the Wing coming "
Hnanfully to the mark and making some amehae '' "
course; but our pleasure was short-lved-not more N
day for Saturdays Whig in an article headed
Southern Demagogues" most wantonly assaiis ais's
h.r;one &c Southern Rights and seeks TO break Inc
force of their postion in the national councils nouca WI"
ns,s od shirt the Wing retea,es its oit-reiu'eo cs
against Messrs Meade McMulen, Fenabe ana o''el Sun
ern Democrats and quotes two infamous articles o Wv
Reuxblic as exposing the completely between tne
OH North and those Of the South" The wing a',uuss
t6he scene on Colts resolution, when there uu "pe"'
Ne thorough understanding the chivay on one
side and the Aboltonsts Both seemed Intent upon o
mon object and they abored assiduousy together 10
d, Lawns during those proceedings that Messrs 'oui
andXeade were pass between the eiers' Il no i
~ nafm in very intimate Juxaposition Inc why as'
endorses the following language of the Republic
nd what singular exhibition we have in these iaes
= NJ Meade and Mr. Giddngs embracing each otneI WI
enable and Mr. Root PROTECTING the right hand Oh le
ship and Messrs Burt and Boyd engaged with MeSss NO
and Wilmot in political dalanceail cooperating oSe''
svmpathizing with each othern pursuits oil the same Cd
lec and seeking by the means 10 promote tne h
of
where Nothing could bak the schemes Of .nese @
than TO have moderate and reasonable disposuo VI M
subject Gddings and those who think WIN l nd h
n,ras,s If the South rejoice over such frantic movements
and indirectly and sustain them; ana U
parties intend 10 make political capital Qow
IN ,he;r own section Blu, the effect will be- if they are SUI
fered 10 20 unrebuked force out OF puoiic NE m par
1rioc INST and moderate of all sections ana 70 introduce
INFO Congress no other than which, II II does
NOT DESTROY the Union and break up our government VIII
convert the capitol into complete pandemonlum'
The ist of the combined assault of the Republic ana the
Wing upon these champions of the South is that Aessrs
Meade Venpble &C. voted for the previous question, on
Colts resolution to force the Northern wings eos'o"
tb,ir hands-which they did by voting for Colts INFAMOUS
resolution to abolish the dealing in slaves in the ps u
Columbia The Union has treated this subject 10 cohcu
siyey and has so utterly repealed the wanton assaults o
sch papers, as the Republic and Whig that we make long
extract from its article 1t may do for the Repuohc 10 "'
emnt 10 hear down those who stand up for Southern rights
LISA part of the miserable, doubedealng policy OF the
Regency but nothing excuse with the Southern people,
the outrage of the Whig in attempting 10 break down hef
jealous defenders the floor of Congress:
sA the sellers and aboitionis,s voted Tor those ma
NOUS resolutions os and the Republic loudly complains
Thai thew were compelled discover their hostility 10 the
South The deep and bitter feelings oil their hearts were
developed and their apoogis complains that southern rep
re.entaves insisted and succeeded IN re'norng me "sh
ashich under deceL smile concealed the purpose q des-
truon TO southern rights No gentleman whose vote drove
ont all moderation ever regret ms agency
in that transaction Ii s vain that any such shallow de-
vice as an TO associate southern gentlemen with
sesoers and abo,ionists shall be employed The South
canno, be deceived equally vain to endeavc t. impose
upon them by the declaration that MI winthrop "ouu haNc
laid Colts resolution the table, had there been ne va
one OCCASION upon question OF laying an antSavsry
memorial on the table supposed 10 exist, ana MT
w voted for the reception The organ of southern President
ISLANDERS and evies southern gentlemen who compel the enc
mics Of their institutions chow themselves the record but
NOT one word upon those who voted tor and pas
sed Colts resolutions Il is as we r au
ses and whose policy look to the pros,raon OF the south
The contempt of all good men must be aroused against e
administration and it's organ who employ such means TO Ell
feet their unhoy purposes II Is scarcely necessary 10 oaha
as deliberate asehood the charge that essrs Meade ana
yennabe id gems, wee ADVISED of the corespoh
dence OF Brown and Wllmo when they voted Tor him.
Those gentlemen would consider themselves soed by con-
descending 10 contradict such pary SANDER II no doubt
will amuse Mr. Nena5le perceive how painful 10 the ad-
minstration and the organ the resolution OIL inquiry as 10
California seems 10 be- Whether the resolution oheIea oy
be the sane thing NOT matter OF small consequence
Those who call it thunder must be extremely sensitive ana
ncyous when an inquiry directed the White House and
the departments makes such confusion in the camp The
cali was made because the Precedent chose 10 be peculiarly
silent in his message this subjects and the editor OF the
organ of the administration is mistaken he sa?poses that
flood of Blngsgate shall obstruc the exercise OIL te
rights of gentlemen the floor OF the House ne Is easeI
i'm an enterprise which snguary exhibits the desperation oil
his folly when he endeavors to assa Messrs Bayy 'ena
bic and others becausd they were willing to hear Messrs
Gddings and chDnck reveal their mutual grievances ana
disclose in discussion the real position OF The parties WIN
whom they acted upon the great question "hch now a9
,aes the whole Republic and minges with subject Of
iss,a,ion The discussion between Giddngs and Schenck
arose as position of Mr. Winthrop as rec ooiiei lie
was upon his traiGiddngs avowng that he was not sni
cenv Unidentified with that party, and Scnenck defending
him from the chcrscSchcmck calling Gddings 10 account
for not voting Winthrop Speaker of the last Congress
md Winthrop sustaining and endorsing the statements oil
Schenck The discussion ended and in few moment there
after the doubt resoyed for Gddlngs ad schencS ana
Winthrop voted all together against laying oot resoo
on the table which had for its object the Instruction OF the
Committee the Territories 10 introduce ps lot Inc gov,
ernmen, the territories east Of the Sierra Nevada ioo
ding slavery therein. All this is right The mouth-pece oil
adn inis
threaten with the illumination OF Gen. Tayors message TO
intimdate the representatives, Of inc people
"THE VENERABLE AND PATRIOTIC CLOVER"
We have had several times lately to advert 10 the
case of Mr. Lewis Clover an aged and hlshy i'sec'a
he citizen Of New York who held small situation in the
New York Custon,-house from which he vas REMOVER o
Mr. Maxwell the newly appointed Collector The removal
of Mr.. Glover has been the theme of condemnation
no nubic prints of both parties throughout the coun
try more especially the act was committed 10y foreigner
who is represen.ed have been subject Of the British 60
yernment nj the very time Mr. Clover was confined by mat
government in Dartnoor prison
fv d,vs since n card signed Matthew Marshall, ap-
peared in tho New York Courier and Enquirer IN "hich the
infamous charge was made that aged and honored cou
TRUMAN was during the late "a prrateer IN search q
ndr on The high seas" This statement copied aud COM
nened mon by the Richmond Wing; since which time, the
following card has appeared from Mr. L. T. Clover Jr VINO
resident of Richmond The accompanying remarks oy
,be editors show desire which every Amer
can whether Wing Democrat will always feel TO 90 JUS
lice to an injured countma when assa'ed by the nance
of an ignorant foreign migrate.
We were not at all surprised in reading The card OF MI
Glover Jr TO learn that Matthew Marshall Is all Ens'ish-
man. and of class calculated TO reflect but niue hoho
non ,hs educated and refined of his countymcn but we
,e surnrised that an individual holding the position that MI
Maxwell does should have allowed his name 10 be coupled
with that of Matthew Marshall or that the courier ana
ENQUIRER which ought certainly, 10 have some spirit Oh PAT
riosm and regard for the character OF those who suerea
in the defence of country could haze allowed snch
statement 10 appear in s columns
The course taken by Mr.. Maxwell and the Editor OF the
Courier and Enquirer calculated to meet the approval
of the public to strengthen their prospect OF favor
the United States Senate