Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
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W. have The brs reasons cr believing that New Jersey
viii in Nc,cub. register her v'ie against inle.d eco
WHO ala llonci virginia and took u" MS trsaehce lhete
f,rc,i s,,r,.,,hcrcd hy The fierce in which
h Sv,rt, ;co,l mess OF New York assa Mr. Wight 81
New Overwhelmingly distinguished "lls-"ho mas i'
il Ia g. his duty The Wing parry ana 10 av"" His
adhesion 10 the Democracy whose electoral hchet ne
now sands His great influence VIII 20 li 10 carry ne"
Ir.er I Pierce ard King. To ic bitter assaults OF Tie
Seward press upon Mr.. Wright the New ork Journal ."
C,m,u.,cc gives lie following unanswcTaoie reouSe:
.N Wright or Ew JERsEy.-The cooperation Of this
distinguished individual win the democratic parry IN We"
Jersey recently occasoned some personal aouse most
,isr,,,a!c 10 its authors How long are such unneigh
bory attacks stain the parties the politics, ana The press
cs of car country Are never 10 dtier IN honest o
cal action without Acrimonious ASSAULT M "rlehts ~"
win democratic parry - 10 new occurrence
He was twice elected Congress by democratic votes Al
his first clec'ion indeed he had no opponents except rom
the Wig party. His second election was carried by
unioc of both wings and democrats HIS dceat, when
ula candidate Of the wing party Tor governor was caused
by the opposition votes oil hundreds Vi whs5-he lea"
or, of that uarty-who had been ovcrshadowed by The
wrll.nrricd popularity of Mr.. Wright. IL Is Known that
the wg PARTY in Nr~ Jersey is broadly diyded-the pnr-
ton with which Mr. Wright has associated oelns Inat wing
which approaches nearly 10 the democrats lhey Gull
themselves democratic wings. Along with Inc majority
democrats, they favor many new IDEAS sueh as inc
election of Judges by The people and they oppose the ex
scncc many old Jersey aws-sch Tor instance as that
which allows 10 III Oh jury unless he DC posses
s,r ~ r, rstae The great weight III Mr.. Nghts IN
nurnce has operated balanccwhtei oc'wccn al par
ines tending IA restrain them from cAcesscs ana cIncniP
10 preserve ntghbury and manly feeling among ALL
His career from early lie has been very remarkable one
A. The ,ali of lis father who physician, ne gave
M his studies and engaged IN mechanical pursuits
By his virtues his intelligence and his energy, he mas
accumulated 0 ne Of the largest fortunes in New Jer
prubaby the very argcs--and his iIbcrallty and
r,ner,sity in tic distribution of his wealth. are mat
Ter Of common remark His influence has been Immense
10 elevate The character and condition of the mechanics
f Newark he has resided some lrty-hve years
Il il no dcrogGtion President Fillmore nor 10 inc ha
lion over he prescs that in early lie ne vas en-
nagcd in mechanical ehp!0ymcns Il Is his PRIDE ana inc
pride OF hi, country; and hence lately on WISH 20 'reha'
hc senprd forward the harvest field IN advance ol the
company around him. aud with his own hand, ne eauerea
up bundle Of wheat, made band, and bound hrmy as
il stood M nuddug loaded in the summer breeze IL
was monument ~" proud old EHlinans deshlca 10
look at Dir Wright, course cannot lear tannts on MS
own mechanical achievements They who cast them harm
themselves far more Than him. They commit Ike error
about his Congressional The great open wee o'
Compress universally complained Of Is excessive speechy
inn. and vet strange TELL they reproach Mr Wright not
fo want OF efficiency attention 10 his duties ont lor
not making speeches Such The ab'uIdties OF party
spirit Patriotism is u very different thing