Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
o,,.,Iu un y MORNING, NOVEMBER I3,is52
.1,, m.n hath more Hair than Wit"

,ue.reycang tribe was theirs by consequence of their de-
feat all they had do to Personate the character to the
e talk mysterously and tell of omnous portents
OF these there has been no lack Evils moro numerous
enduring than the plaques of Egypt 10 come
upon this unhappy country Is 10 rest upon IT. un
Ill hcWhigs called buck give direction governmental
affairs The election Of Franklin Pierce Is the opening OF
pandoras box and the groan bitterly until It is
brought 10 sincere repentance Oh infatuated Americans
see what grieyoue woes We brought upon yourselves
This is the unyaryng policy Of the wing party Beat them
whenever you may and beat them ever so oaoy ana Inc
moment they respre freely they begin 10 Imagine EVIL things
They always have done this from the most remote periods
and what Ia somewhat singular they constantly reera-
ting their gloomy language of oraclcs There no Variety
but one unYaryng continually swels from their bur-
,hened souls They resemble unalic who lost his WIS
while u,terng the words "deah is hand and who ever
afterwards repeated the terrible phrase until the silence Of
the grave fell upon his lips Does like end await our
Whg friends 1t certainly does the opinion OF the late
Daniel Webster correct that from the I'd Of November
the Wing party would have only historical existence
Where is il now The White House has been awarded TO
the Democrats almost by accamation the Halls OF Con-
gress will be filled with of the complexion Near
ly every State Legislature exhibits like aspect Twenty
nine Governors Democrats and almost every man you
meet In town country, accosts you with the words
"Didn, We beat them badly Where the Wings Have
| oetakeQ Sa'S'
of the eah2 Mol They have Joined themselves unto the
Prophets and no longer swear by the old affairs
But their old habits cling them in their new vocation
and sadly mar their sancty We heard of very pro-
fame man who in period Of great religious excitement
connected himself with the church. few weeks therea-
ter good preacher him the road and asked him now
no felt, Odd happy" was the rather mpous reply. So II
is with these Wing neophytes. They have not yet fully
learned phaseology in vogue the fraternity and
hence compelled at times to employ the old terms with
which they are familiar. Their ax.y Of morals still cling
10 them They that they are losing tho re-
spec, OF all decent people, by persisng In false re-
presen And indeed they make them unconscious.
w. and from the force of habit 1t is not so much from
desire pervert the truth, from an Inability 10 do
otherwise that they continue revamp the old stories which
havo often been falsihed BY time.
Let us bear with them, II cannot cure them OF this
penchani They harmless present. not II Is true rom
any of disposition TO do mischief they had The pow
en- blu, security is In their weakness and nsgnhcance
One may well exercise forteaucc towards hs direst foe
when The exercise of malice Is restrained by the affecting
hand of Providence The may the power of lungs
to curse has physical ability strike and he only
renders himself ridiculous by his mnOtent rage Grant him
this poor privilege because he Is In your and mag be
| crushed as readily as crocodile's egg.
No patriot need trembls for the future of
country s destines safe in the keeping Of great and
intelligent people, who are every way competent 10 the
keeping of those desnies They know full well With whom
I, safe the making and execution OF The laws BY
which they ore be controlled they sensitive
10 permit offenders against their interests remain 10 pow
or Their selection Of agents has been deliberately made
while full view OF all the wants of the times and the
pences likely ass Ia coming years Deceived and
again. they spuned the deceivers from he
and called back TO tho post OF duty those who had never
thence been turned away but for the masking and dena
gogussn II ambitious and inscriptions men, These same
gentry now poison the public mind by their whisperings
| aud awakon suspicion and dstrus, where all should
be trust and confidence. But, for once, they will
fail In their efforts. The coven foot has once been
sssn and 60 woong can blot tho memory of that
vision Tho veil has been torn from the monsters
face and Inc thrill of nexpessbe disgust which then
felt can never vhra,e through the public conscious
The long constantly remind the people that
whatever be the outward seeming the animal Is the same
whose bra ying just now made them thrust their fingers 10
their ears fatality which hurres them 10 The day OF
doom, blinds opponents TO these facts Having eyes,
they mott having they hear noIi neither do they
derstaud An evil spirit hath taken possession Of them aud
causes words which but seals 10 their tho
rough condemnation. As proving their utter powerrssness
few passing facts demonstrating their heterogeneous ce
| ments, vii! suffice.
The hope OF victory lin the language OF the Unon lon
ger un,es the whg party with promises Of spoil and that
party struggled only for the cmoluments OF office is dn
tegraed by defeat and ta different fragments In open
hostility with each other. When muraudes disappointed
of their prey each apt throw the responsibility OF fail
ure upon Others and conflict ending In total dsoga nj
zation Is often the result The whg party is in some
thing like the attitude since It's defeat the second OF
this month; and in than quarter
having for their object the formation Of party with
Alarauders, dsbanded by disappointment and
its resulting strife may form themselves into bunds,
those will be bands of marauders and
sociuon of honest citizens The whg parity d-oganized
by defeat may form organizations but the old virus
will pevad. that organization, matter what name il
| may take upon itself.
! The New York Express says:
awe here again and again how impossible It is for
Wings with principles like ours. 10 az, wh men ui the
principles and school Of Weed. They will not have peace
Tine murent election which have laid
our tn strength IN doors and QUIZ ard though IN iupehs-
can.-we have just euch ofciol blast this We put
| IL on record for the present. without remark"
| The Albany Evening Journal, edited by Mr. Weed re-
pes:
"Nahing Is more likely than that men and print that
have been work three years dividing and cSractng the
Wing pn'ty find IL impossible - act with US
"Tha 'monlent he election was over the Express attack.
ed, according Ia It's CUSTOM Wings who had faithfully endca
vorcd elect Gen The blast Of which the Express
complains vas thus provoked.
1.-THE Express Processes 20 have worked hard lin hope.
lees CAUSE. That PRINT certanly d.! not now hereto
fore, bolt the wing ticket But why The Senior Brooks
wanted reelection Congress That kept Express
from openly manrstnc It's hostility Gen. Scott
and Gov Hunt. Ii had, il ever has selfish for
| its course"
The Albany Knckerbockcr springs into the melee,
and begins by beabnrng Mr. Fillmore after this fashion:
1.-THE great Of General Scouts defeat Willard
Fillmore. pusillanimity Had he administered the gov
eminent with much is required face bull!
rush. hr would have secured the wing party prestige
that would have stood like Gibra!tor Old Churu
busco and defeat
"lf his cuwardce TO Spain caused tho wings meet with
overwhelming deea, in New York, Baltimore, and New
Orleans his retention Of Tom Corwn drove from ranks
the honest yeumanry of Ohio.
"Tho moment Corwn's connection with the Gardiner
swnde discovered he should have had ouys given him
10 retire.
The independent Wing, published al Lancaster, Pennsyi
vonia, also strikes dr. Fillmore blow under the fifth 5
thus:
Some Fillmore foolish enough 10 claim that had
Fillmore the candidate instead Of Scott could have
been elected The only reason in anticipating in
that that The friends OF Scott would have been
10 their ALI glance would not have betrayed their party de-
serted the Wing nominee and thrown the government into
| the hands Ut the bitter enemies OF Wig PRINCIPLES"