Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05
To tho Editors Of the Enquirer. ,o.o

WAsHiSdToS, MAacn !, 1850
You must not be surprised the wonderful display OF pa
triosm that Is made loom largely Of late in the columns
of the National lnteligence The talented Old gentleman
who ureses there discovered OF late from the extracts
he making from Wing papers that the Wings poor souls
nre the Tnicn party Of these United States and that Mr..
Gales is one Of the NUMBER The Wing party asa party are
the representatives de aec OF the principles OF tho peace
party in the of 1872 since her some strange meta
man In his sober will for moment attemp 10 grove
,ha, the Wing party OF 1872 belonged 10 the onion party
That same party then committee to THIS cy the os-
lrnsbe object their visit being 10 request MI Madison TO
resign the Presidency. They are now Union nen. When
the country threatened with war oy the conduct OF me
French were they Union then Far from H. In the
late war with Mexico did they aid their country LOOK 10
the files OF their papers, There you Will see Their patriotism
in full in their reasonable harangues, aos. daily ana oy
their votes in Congress See also, with what pefinAcly
the vile scum OF abolition Is pushing teir scheme Tor the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the coniedsracy; and yoi from the CO.
lumns OF the lntegenccr you would suppose hat all me
patriotism OF land suddenly bursting into being 10
enghten world from the wing press That press that
has coaesccd and sustained Abolition in lis attacks on the
Constitutions yes Southern whgs have acted thus and vo-
I'D with aboitioniss; and now is that they reap the fruit
Of their labor of love vh these dark anatlcs IN their con-
stan attacks the nsuon OF slavery 50 peculiar to the
South and guaranteed 10 them by The Constitution. But
What cares have nbolonsis for me Constitution Of the
land None whatever. They prefer dissolution OF the
Union That is ter policy that Is the aim OF these very
men, men, too that Southern Wings have embraced as allies
in their crusade against the Democratic party There need
be- no fear OF dissolution any acton By the Democratic
party They will in all time past, sustain tho country
They done III over ~
has attempted has been begun BY the abol
ton Wing party That portion OF the party that had during
the late war; all feeling Of interest and sympathy Tor the
enemy; and now have all feeling and sympathy for the
descendants CT Africa, which, BY the cupidy OF their an.
ces;ors were aoEraccd from that quaer the world and
sold into bondage the monica These The men; this
is the party the abolition Wing parry lLa plotting with
their allies disruption OF The Union. II viii do 10
cry "wolf wolff and charge the South with any aggres-
sion on the Constitutions she has attempted any such
policy nor never will Let the charge OF dsunion be placed
the proper 9caon and, my word for IT, If abolition is
senccd there will BIZ cause TO appehend any disruption
in any other quarter Ali this turmoil and Strife all this
ycxaon and trouble has arisen solely from those fanatics
who have respect constitution of the County, and
who believe that for themselves, constitution constu
ton they will contend for dissolution Instance the labor
of Mr. Hale in the Senate and Mcsss Giddings Root, Al
len Doty and Go. in the House
There has been much said the !as DAY two in refer
enco to the different compromises Away with compromises
have had suyeit Men that will not respect the Consii
tuition will adhere any compromise. lie: example
be made Of kIdnappes and then the South will be
and only then It is tho soitenng policy OF imprisonment
that invites aggression II the strong Of he law could
be fully tried there would then be peace within the borders
Of our land. Yours,