Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-19
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,.p,n,I M0RNING, SEPTEMBER 10. is' I.
r, Richmond WING founderins In the h"u

which we felt called upon short time shee, -, -
ridiculous pretensons OF peculiar v,;o i DO.
concusiyely the gross Inconsistency VI VIC 7'
a.;-o D.,noc,as and upholdng IIhigs who occupied
sx,c,lv the same position on particular ques'io"' ~
~ one Ground it awkwardy leaps over into announcer, Ju''
,,.bla and vainlv beats the air with its WOODEN u'o
,v .oms sor, of signal i,s followers, bewiidefea os
-; ,,,,ops course Some time during the past sulh"ei'
we mistake not, the Wing sought to make the De'o.'1
rsnonsibc for the advent OF 'Bloomersm ef'a'
Taste and Justice, few days ago. II denounceu ' 49,,
. 80 mEibusers" that "would willingly have any ooas
throat cut, so they might get into power. i"0 -
Of the Wing have not point OF foundatloh =" "".
stand The Democrats have ayowed their anAi'u' u'N
5, the Federal Executive carry out the laws anu
The United States in 4 constitutional ihaihe' ~ ~
lime ,bev pro,es agains, the usupaon OF power oy
the Executive in travelling beyond It's Juii'u'
lending the national vessels OF war as ponce -
, an, owp citizens and protect the tyranny OF 9Pah
i,s, the popular upisings Of her oppressed people,
the Democracy arc TO be denounced Tor such '!Sah s
cinship over the sanctty OF the constitution anu '
and liberty of our citizens they may wen oe
,,use of the Wing But in moment OF eAui'a'ioh, anu
with an air of ecstatic PRIDE the Wing parades the ioo~
nr authority" "sop the large mouths OF the lai'-
chcrishing Fillbustcrs:'
CUBA SECURED TO SPAIN.
We learn from the Na,iona! Intellgencer that Fun. ~
England have expressly guaranteed 10 SPAN ', rnyrss
ton in the possession OF Cuba; whlie confirms
y. ndent of the New York Journal Of Commerce tot''
enor, of secre, treaty in which the United States are
uledged 10 preserve Cuba 10 Spain This writer s'a., a
in The archives OF government We have an ehsass'
made in Jackson administration between the unea oa
England and France TO the eject that Guoa s;,a dis
seized by either party and that Spain sha" fe' "
lurbed possession Of the Island
The Wing vouches for the truth OF this Information anu
adds
1t would then thus appear that General jackson enter
ed into rational stipuIatlons when MUS IVA sbsn
PEELED him 10 g much further than Mr. tllmofe anu aos
utey 10 defen Cuba for "her yrants by lana as 0! sea
with an army a. well navy, from all invaders ana o'
merely %illhuslers. What say ye men, !t 'or h
respecting souls TO all this And II MI FilnolS - Su''
criminal against Freedom what General Jackson :!
1t easy the throat of this pomPous 'hcof'"'s
of tho Whg as i, has been murder its previous sna
facts" and arguments The Washington Union, edited oy
Gen. Jacksons private Secretary, thus gives the coup &c
grace this sublime "facl" cited by The Wing;
Gun, GUARANTEED TO SPAlS-We notice in some OF the
newspapers statement atouns 10 Gen. oaeAsom Nv
ADMINISTRATION secret treaty for securing Cuoa 10 epa
Nothing be more absurd General jackson coru ho'
make treaty binding the United States without the cohcu
renee and advice of twods Of the Senate ana he was
the last man In the world who would have assented ~ any
guarantee which would initiate against the rsh OF tie PEI
e of Cuba to shake oil the yoke desposm who would
admit the right of England any other foreign power 10
interfere against such effort OF the people OF Cuoa
What the next leap of the agile evervaulting Wing II
dare charge Mr. Caskie with the slightest leaning 70.
wals disunons 1t knows that he has avowcd his cadi'
stand BY what has been DONE to oppose all atIeps
to disturb the final settlement, Of the slavery question: and 10
resist Ill further agitation OF the question Indeed the wing
compelled 10 declare that t is generally understood
that the Judge is 10 profess himself unons and future
supporter OF the compromise"
One would have thought that this position of Mr. Caske
would be sufficient proof OF his Union sentiments TO satisfy
any intelligent Wig Not So says the Wing; and il still
hammers away the ant-Bo,ts Wings and attempts 10
prove Mr. Caskie guilty of the enormous crime of "Seddon
ISM In other words because Mr. Seldom voted against
the compromise measures-and because the convention,
which nominated Mr.. Caskc returned thanks 10 Mr.
Seldom or his devotion TO the principles of the Demo
cratic party upon which depend The safety and Perpetuy
OF this Union," therefore Mr.. Caskie though Union
man now held responsible for encouraging dsunion-
ism! Was there complete Sequur-a more
ridiculous letting Mr. Seddons position we have
already fully explained and shown the utter nbsurdy OF the
Wings deductions. We shall therefore go over that
subject Mr. Seldom, moreover is 10 the heid Mr.
Cakie is the candidate ready and able frankly and above
board his sentiments and defend his own posi-
,on He fires from behind masked battery-but stands
forth nobly exposes his breast the shots of his
enemies. That his position is mprcgnabe, is evident from
the desperate and ridiculous game of fhe Whg which seeks
make him responsible for the course of others The peo
pie of the district of both parties but see and appe
cate the elevated position which gallant and universally
respected candidate securely maintains
How the Wings themselves, with the exception OF
those who have forced Mr. Bolts the party with the cry
of "Aut Bots au nuus, justify the course of the Wing
That paper has aside all discussion of the principles
which have divided the parties and makes desperate
effort elect its candidate by its cuckoo Of the "Union
alone 1t admits that Mr. CasSic is ready stand upon the
compromised ask nothing that score. But
seeks TO hold Mr. Casse responsible for the acts OF Others
which occurred long SINCE whoa Judge Caske was faithful
y laboriousy and ably administering justice the bench
which lie well s,aced in the universal estimation Of the
community. We boldly take the bull by the horns, and we
declare that Judge Casse is better and safer Union man
than his opponent As the Wing holds Mr.. Caskc rcspon
sible for the opinions of Others surely it mus. hold Mr..
Bolts responsible for has All admit that the danger TO
the Union has proceeded entirely from the aggressive course
OF the Northern fanatics Which Of the two, Mr.. Bolts or
Mr. Casko has given encouragement 10 their movement
Mr. Caskc has always rcpuda,ed their being heard before
Congress- and has with Virginia and the South fought
fully against the consttutonay and the cxpedency of the
Wlmot Provso. Mr.. Bolts the other hand, while in
Congress- separated himself from the South and voted TO re-
peal the 2lst rule and TO give the fanatics hearing before
Congress by their petitions He has also constantly main
tanned the conStitionaliy Of the Wilmot Proyiso and
10 that important has given encouragement TO
the Northern fanatics and dsunionis upon this, their
most nsdious and dangerous platform of action Do not
these facts show Mr. Bots little deserves the endors
ment an " Union man" by Southern constituency
Again. who it that has actually revived amongst own
people discussion OF the compromise in which the whole
State had declared its acquicscence and purpose main
tain Is it Mr. Bolts who has pursued this desperate
and mischicvous game for little self political Union" cap
ia is he who has by this served encourage
the dsunionists, North and South and still he is held up
b. the Wing as model Union man
large portion of the wings themselves, satisfied,
Will repuda:e such monsous claims peculiar "Unionism
up by Mr. Bolts and his organ Of the Wing. They will
H. the facts they are and will calmly and intelligent
l review the past history of Mr. Bolts However honcyed The
words of Cancellation he may lisp forth get their
however sweetly he may out et cones be
they forget his high handed proceedings,
lis denuncia,ion of "aud and duplicy' against their
political action; his insulting act in first declaring
his intention TO obey instructions, Their madly breaking
1.-The wisp of straw and absolutely pding himself upon his
M2ndeltul cnpssisn:y In aheyina ipsiruc. E