Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29

, Council. Its partizan, answer al cdpdndum rWgum
to all these facts has been, tho stocks which the
State got less for wholesale are selling al retail Tor
hundred and five. That answer the Times well KNOWS lt
not plain and above board We want an ingenious answer
candid explanation of this sudden leaping OF
stocks from the lowest depression 10 high prices and high
rank in the markets.
The Times conesses ignorance OF the of the
,iaon made by the Board of Public Works. Of which has
been so prolific of ccnsure II asks what they are. We
arc not the proper source Of information and would advise
the Times of common courtesy and justice 10
qure the open to itself TO u.s. before it
indulycs in further and injurious inuendo.
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We observe that The Washington Union, the Richmond
Enquirer and other Democratic prints North OF this, have
announced the "Unon ticket" generally successful Tor
Congress in this State Now what have To repeat for
the twentieth time is that there are no disunons IN orh
Carolina; and express surprise that we are
compelled TO make this assurance 10 friends members o our
own party The Democrats elected III Congress from TINS
State better Union than tho Wings who have been
elected they are SO simple that they seek to
preserve the Union according TO the Conston-the Union
which fathers established and the only Union worh
main tanning prescrving- Raleigh (N C) Standard
Our respected contemporary and coadu,or is mistaken In
declaring that this journal has announced the OF tho
Whg party in the Congressional electous OF North Carroll
na as the success of the "Unon ticket He has not only
fallen into mistake but he has done US geyous injustice
in suppcsng and seeming to intimate that we LOOK upon
the Whig party as the Union party of the South and The
Democratic candidates of North Carolina as disunonsts
He SAYS rightly what have said not merely the twentieth
time but twenty times the twentieth that they only arc
union!s,s vino seek preserve the Constitution unmpareo
and they only dsunoniss who disregard and rampe upon
its limitations of Federal authority
It's buresque to call the Whi party tho Union party.
What sort OF Union party is that which has to mount the
hack of Fesosm every where at the North to get along
al and which Is almost every where epudated at the
Sou; which aids oesoism necessarily in its war upon
the Constitution and pours unceasing deracton and
o5oQuy upon the Southern defenders of that instruments
which npotent well TO curb the North in its war up
on the Union rally the South its support Potent
Union indeed they who unable TO e:and
on their legs any where and who scrupe not to call to
their support all the ncenday factions and destructive agen-
cies which the land contains The notion OF the Wing par
saving the Union preposerous as the means they
aiop, accomplishing the work II has got to be like the
National Bank ban,lng-an obsolete idea The preten-
sion which they exhibit this is become subject OF
okc and derison They Union in tho same
sense in which the Knight of La Manca wrong-edress
cr choosing the modes Of eecng their object with much
sagacty uncrringy damaging and abusing what they
pretend assist the difference being only that he was more
fool than knuve.