Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

,,h theatrical flourish, has grown qui'o t yyh;o
Democrats They will no more be H'sn'. 80 hunn.
,h,,s md predictions, than they were =! - III, The
,; ch;nery which led To the recent no,,' ;eo, the
,sron The was all the side OF '.,o =; ,be;r new
VERY, tho same a,error" wiltshire them III 'A''
disguise. a;dotesn are TO be presen-
No ,d suggest the appointment OF se'ees .on-
49, od for persons and papers, and hqui'o
b, ,he Wing candidate for Lieut.. "o'e". a hoe
h.I,a on 1t the orders of the commanuc' ~ - p;hond
,,d :, the defeat OF Mr. Bolts, the ia'o'' . ~. os,
,..S~orv Should Capt, Watts be preseh' a. ~ .s;.i
meeting in Richmond on the l'h e.. and
.Ieo be called upon to purge himse ., sI
aiso oe h; If This district why they should vote io '
Sa's' Governor when he openly reJoiceo IN INC u
,,ir net candidate for Congress. t'cfoS i''"
| =, TO- ,bs deliberations Of our wing lienue ,n
''' o.. ,oously we advise MIR. Evans 10 spare nus
Duh ;,if time and trouble. The Virginia cisaoe o.
| D..orscv cannot be shaken oy ner opPohe"'''
.;.e0 thew may assume, whatever batteries lucy '''
. e. saoacous Wings cleoaly admit H-ana Among
rnore organ of Philadelphia, the Norm American
10 the i"' vvh;u oruan is compelled acknowledge
aeu fine Wing defeat 10 Virginia. does not surprise US
ms for we never among those easily pc,
any Who gave confidence TO the hopeui liz dJsd
about Washington, land ne might nav anlu
pollcipb that there was 10 be great iev
aoou Vroina Virginia has been true 10 ner pais
ancs and candid opinion s for nracca men to de-
years TO come 9Th The belief or to mislead Others Nth ne
n,.etation that State SO deeply tnclu.Gu wa. n he
theories and metaphysics Of Seoo, - anv such
soo LII end fhemsclres Just much deceived IN me u
@ sor: been disappointed annually for an anane n
yea ,s reccnt canvass and yet they are as oaoy pea
~. rs hey ever were any former eiec'on anu po'.F
even worse. o and rams seyerely
The 100 candid North American goes ana i"p' go.
rho movers that be- for hayng wasted its patronage
- VIRGINIA for her stubborn aule
State so little deserving, as 'ns''ia '0 "
renee to the true cause; 49,, o,
r. ha. b , ony innocent people, who expect that con
iann and patronage and power thrown INTO slie.h n
will reclaim her from political vassalage Il 10 @ ;d ~
hond recover from the natuation; Tor gils OF 's h
h ,d coed wasted on barren soil. In this opinion
e dIsr il is true from enthusiastic DISCLAIMERS
ahout The While House and the Departments a.
but we reflect the opinion and the experience VI N
w. vina nut of an atmosphere of DISTRACTIONS any ma
Il nna elected President by the vote OF virginia III
will il be for his comfort ana '.~ish he
of public honors and Offices could produce any e1sf
upon State, Virginia ought to be pretty lnoloughl
II Wing by this time, for under all Wing administration
she has profted in to excite the just resen
of States which have rendered elective serVlc
TO the Wing cause and in ratio apparently pre-
portioned-paradoxcal as it may seem-o her politics
e dement's We fully believe that the number Of o
hcehoders about Washington alone would be quite sufcer
decide any closely contested election in Virginia AS
mere matter Of policy, without considering the claims
Others would be these prohting patriots
their native SOIL they could support the Wing caus
more eftectually.
i How do the Virginia Wings like such language as th
from Fillmore organ-especiay its last recommendation
send into retirement the swarm of Virginia Wing Office
holders in Washington The Editor really pays the hlehe
compliment the integrity and intelligence OF til
Old Dominon-who will neither be seduced by FEEDER
patronage and power frightened by Mr.. Evans tie
ror" into deserion Of her cherished faith. The Nor,
American right II is misleading with false expectt
ton" to contend that Virginia be any thing bl
| Democratic.