Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
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- e,,J their own opinion OF its merits. lew pas
o h,r,ver strike worthy OF attention. MI ho"'
ha rho osoence dcnonnce the proposed Nnsh'ie o"
$50" 49, .,uore wicked in inception, and more mschr'-
m n ia consequences than the iar-laned Hartford Ion
ootion Here have the keynote to the Insulting ep
, . ,t last meeting from "cant get 10 sleep Mr. VIM
arm, which Mr. Lyons CALAMITY and eoqlenily reoihea'
MI, , had their General Orders for that occasion, IL IL
now made plalIi ,tlo
coincidence between himself and the Times ana the wing
,b ctv For time, they held out against hni-ahu' Us "e
ooys we're 100 tmd speak out their sentlnehls-ou
h l, shews that they have last been whipped IN oy
tho n,errib,e Bots and now stand on the same pa'oli
h him Here is what he says, and we ask attention 10
b commitment he pays 10 the press OF his own party
~. ,,h MAINLY told is simply this. In the South me
Do.ic nres. and iow artul politicians have "' cars
n,st struggled make political capital o." me staay
on operated upon more recently by some Distinguish
"a ;,c,,ors of mischief Thro' that memorable Aout'rth
oJross If The ast winter they went TO WORK syS'eim'ta
and ,,her unscrupuousy charged the wing party WIN be-
M d iih the abolironsts of the North Ia charge not
less srupid than founded) Smaller pocahs nov ooN
The cue. large portion oi the Wing press ana pohcahs
id "a they have ever becnl nnpchens". 81 me conse
noncos and fearing the denuncations 81 her adV'saes
(which hey should have despiscd) soon oined IN Tue su
BILE Tor popularity and at once TIE ftss anu aach nrbr
n sec which could Guido the rest IN professions vi dsVo'
10 the Institution slavery and loyalty to me Sou nh
eoch and all have been carried greatly beyond Inc POM con
on.,nd ~ The start Indeed that many aro now
rd ~ ynrcss their attachment tho Union from appre-
hension that they may be suspected OF want oil osnV 10
their own particular section III 'o county
The Richmond Times says
ar bo result in Gcorgia should teach the democratic
party especially that when they seize hold oil genera sen
nent in order 10 manufact"re party captd iroi IT. huy
arc not only doing injustice their opponents but serious
dctrmen 10 the common cause which will one day react
upon themselves
FINALLY the Wing utterly porverting expression OF ours
designed 10 vinicate ourselves in supporting Mr. K a Ma
baj, Enrfh
ripmaroe of ncoherent stuff and arrives The following
conclusion
We are panied to believe from all tho developments mat
have come under our observation that the leaders OF this
party desire nothing less than the union OF the South Tor me
sake OF the Loofoco asccndany IS the great oec'
of their ambition and this they would compasi without re-
gard 10 tho means. Their rhoe course proves H.
After the election of General Taylor Southern slaychol-
der and before no was installed they began with South
ern Address: that wac succeeded by ther last device,
Southern Convention Their course in respect 10 this
scheme clearly demonstrates, mat mo union o 'e
South is not what thoy desire
Can parallel be exhibited more striking than il here
shown in tho opinions Mr. Bolts and those Wing or
gans His course respect, for no has, openly ana
above board manifested h opposition 10 any action OF the
South TO defend rights He declares that the Union has
never boen in aangeand hint aggressive action OF the
General Government could bring about rupture Of the
Union
Far different however with presses Their pro-
Union they said ras danger from Northern aggression,
and we understood them be sincere in their Willingness to
see the South take concerted action IN her own defence
Mr. Bolts however land he ought know them better than
We do, saws they were 'imd "apprehensye OF the
sequences" and Joined in the scramble for popularity
Last winter when they all united in approving and recon-
mendng Mr. Stansds Nashville Resolutions regarded
them as in earnest and congratulated the people OF the
State upon the united presented BY all parties 10 North
ern apGressions But 10 the Jupiter ronans Of flenrico
thunders forth his rnaheu,as on the Nashville Conyen-
ton denonces Ii Stanley the Democrats Of the South
az actiated by political motives entirely, and
tho Wing presses falling line NJ and Earcl-
ing brayey agsins; The Nashville Convention Was
mo.c .larnp inconsistency exhibited! |,
IN those papors have deceived net only the Demo
crats but fieir on friends in the Legislature who Under
their lead voted with great unanimty FOR the Convention
WHY did they not then boldly and oppose the
Convention as the work OF the Democratic party make
party capital ?" They could without embracing in their
denunciations Mr. Stanad, their Wing Senator rho
rroe he resolution. md Mr. Mayo their Wing repre-
sentative who chcerfuy voted Tor them In asaling the
Democrats now with this SUBJECT their blows
equally fall upon their friends Messrs Stanard and
Mayo, and host Of Wings who with consistency and
caanry worthy OF commentator, stand now where they
have stood
We trust that Messrs Stanard and Mayo will be at the
meeting on Saturday night defend the assaults the
solutions and To vindicate their from epoach
Wa believe that they will pass tho ordeal in safety regardless
OF tho assaults Mr. Bolts (who ii he had been in
the last meeting would have boon minority OF Col
Spauldngs anti Wimo rosoutionl and Of the Wing press
who timd last winter have been encouraged by their
Immortal lender disgrace their representatives and
repudato their words We sl believe that the people
Of Richmond will not DO rghtei from their proprey by Mr.
Bolts and thar the opposition is confined fragment OF
the Bolts party and that majority Wings and Democrats
will stand firmly their nearly unanimous action Satur
day night week Ii mistaken, however, Messrs.
Sanard and Mayo will know that the blow not from
their political opponents but from their party moceity
in tho ''Gibraar of Whiggery."
The Louisville Chronicle pays the following high compli
mcnt TO Mr.. r. II. Garrett Esq, Of Essex
We beg the attention Of renders 10 the article on the
outside OF to-days Chronicle from the Richmond Enquirer
The article made up ncpay OF from pamph
let which has lately been published in Washington the
subject Z" the slave question We have received and read
tho pamphlet since put the extracts in type and