Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

rnendure of The public money and that view with
great alarm and dsapprObatlon the pnta unequa uu u
~ anpruprlation OF The public lands 10 internal improve
men,s in particular States and OF local Character anu ol
the public wild reckless and gigahc schenes VI
internal Improvement, intended for me Promolion Oh pat
cuar interests rather than the general oeneh' vi osc VII"
bear the burthen OF Taxation.
Resolved That the public lands the common property
If ali The States of the Union and in their Appropriation
EQUALITY the only rule OF equity and ta any aena
,un of hcm except TO bring money INTO Inc puoc treasury
should BIZ the equal benefit OF all the States OF the union
old well as new.
lists our warmest sympathy still adhere to the doctrine
OF The Father Of his country announced In MS ae"G
address of keeping ourselves free from all entangng a
pnces with foreign countries and Of never quitting our own
to stand upon foreign ground That our mission as
c ia not to propagate our opinions impose on otner
countries form of by arthce or loce ou
70 teach by example, and show by our success oue
and Justice the blessings Of government and the ndVan
taees OF free institutions.
Resolved That This Convention that the mhlnen
ance OF the and dignity Of the position assueu Ny
Georgia in 1850, and the promotion oil The moral soc's, ~,
telecua and national interests OF her people, 10 DC ooecs
OF far greater importance than Inc SUCCESS VI au!
party ~ :,
Here the cunning Wing leaders come out not as "ss
but as "Republican Citizens" with the barren hope OF NUM-
bugging the people their deceptive embrace lhe cry
OF "Upion is again TO be resored obut il will meet WIN
the same disastrous overthrow The people see 100 clearly
the cloven foot in this sneakng movemenhcy Kho" LOU
well that il is the National Democratic party hal nave
always taken the lead in vIndicatng Inc hohof nho s "
the Confedetacy that the Democratic party are Tor the
country while their opponents are Tor i1emseNes-'u' '
Democracy are for the Union of the States based on me
RIGHTS OF the States while the controlling portion OF their
are for sectional discod anmostles aud mon
strous usurpa,ion of power The people OF Georgia VIII
surely reject such heterogeneous combination OF oosc
clements banded together for selfish interests To show the
consistency Of these mo party men, we have only to Gle
fact TINT under the lead OF Senator loomns 'eY nom'
mated Charles Jenkins their candidate for Governor
This same Wing Union Conservative canddate las the
Savannah Georgian well describes hm was last year can
dda,e for The flee OF Vice President OF The United States
on the Webster ticket but he received no electoral votes In
deed his own political friends made him the subject OF their
wit and sarcasms; the following ampoon VIII SHOW which
copied into the Republic from Inc I'VE" oeuioio ieicu
~, another Wing paper:
'JEsKNs- Down in the State of Georgia lives jenkins
n pe as mysterious the Grand Lama the Wan
derine Jew the Iron Mask. The birth, parcntage and
educa lion of J, nkns unsoyed mysteries II Is only
known tina, somewhere among the fields OF The thirty
ing State of Georgia dwels in awful STATE the man called
Jenkins holding in the hollow OF his hand Inc entire mig
party OF that fiery Commonwealth, from Fighting lo~n
Creek 10 the sources Ocila and from Savannah 10 Co.
lumbus Inc Alatamaha hears his terrible voice ana Is
seized with low stage OF watcr-thc FIN, rs II TONS on
ward toward the Gulf is fixed in its bed than ever
In fact Jenkins is maine TO conure wilhyet Jenkins mas
| been hitherto unknown GU, of Georgia. But now the lame
of jenkins is spreading and becoming national JENKINS Is
destined 10 Union nd being assigned TO the special
work the patrons Of the Union the men who trade In saw.
ing from the reope al large are sounding ne praises OF
Jenkins His rainc first comes to us by lightning 10 the
sound OF mutlung thunder We Startled by teegraphc
assurance thai jenkins will allow Georgia to vote Tor
Scott, and st he Wings Of Georgia do exactly ~ Jenkins
avs An awful pause ensues, and find jenkins pitched
on as the Georgia boiling candidate Tor heT PRESIDENT RI
nay al one OF these awful meetings, wherein that eminent
teacher of youn. ladies' the Rev. Mr. winston" hoius or
with lenqh wholly out of proportion 10 strength, II IS
announced BY somebody that Jenkins as great man as
Webster, only well known. The boilers oi boston
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candidate for Vice President Slim the chances OF Jen.
kins for VICE President Els Will be small in Georgia.
and hardly peceptible in Massachusetts The electoral
ticket POI up for hum this Stale will be nowhere on cleo
day l. is doubled yhfhs5 hS aH s f he &
qrire ephc'nera reputation among few men who Take
boiling newspapers"
The Columbus Times hits The nail on the head when IL
says that il is that the opponents OF the Demo-
cacy the vcabe Wing patty which wc have so often
vanQuished tut like the mountcbank il has 20 many new
names such assortment of dsguises so endless variety
OF tone cxpressun a, plain and honest are often
at loss fix lis dcnrityuot only does il adopt principles
day which ,epudaes Tomorrow but 1t sus its princi
Piles 10 every locality and every varying phase of public
sentiment ltsc are strong assertions, but they borne
by the history of the party The very letter ln the
Harrison campaign there was aVowedy no common plat
FORM Bank and antibank men, Tariff men and anti.
tariff men, Fedcrass and Republicans fought side by side
in The candidates whose sentiments and principles
were opposite party monare which supported
them In the campaign Of 1884, the Wing party under the
lead of Henry Clay boldly promulgated Its platform in which
embodied The American system Of their distinguished
candidate; opposition to the veto power, the last bul@ark
which shields The South from the rapacous avace and des
rucIive ana,icsm of relentless northern majority, and
fierce and bitter crusade against The acquisition and
alton OF Texas the United States In this great conflict
the Wing party overwhelmed and never since has II
had the courage before the country with an avowa
of It's principles The Taylor campaign was hunbug, and
his administration proved failure; and even Wing leaders
al the South ridcued its feebeness and aided 10 making il
contemplate.
Such is the history Of The Wing party No wonder 1t s
ashamed OF and now desires 10 conceal its deiomi-
under spacious lille Of "Conservatvc" adjective
used England characterize that branch of the old Tory
party which opposed freedom and progress Let
them have t-they disgrace it and render il
contemp,iblc-it is already.
In the canvass that opening in Georgia. this Joseph
coated party has commenced It's work by adopting and
principles TO sn different localities In Columbus where
its depends upon its nominating who is rene
gade Democrat for Congress- called the conservative par
ty and has adopted resolution in favor of reduction Of
the TariF-nowthsanding the fact that Fillmore recon-
mended Increase of The rate of duties 10 every message,
and the right expedency Of protecting home industry
by high duties expressly asserted In the Baltimore plat
FORM In Cherokee where its depends upon It's
pacity gull Union Democrats il is the Union party, and
stands upon The Georgia pallorm and you hear of
nothing read OF nothing from politicians in that region bu
prescription oil Union Democrats sympathy for War
ner Murphy, and The dangers Of disunon In other
parts of the State where Whggery is in the ascendant ii
sticks the of Wing and the Wing platform
This the in Baldwin and Troup. These DISCUSSES
however, all transparent You colhe yourselves In lions
SKINS leopads skins Sleeps wool in vain. The De-
mocracy zee tail and hoofs and know their old euemY
TAKING BACK ALL THE HARD THINGS SAID.
We learn the Rochester Advertiser wing APP
nears In the columns Of the Newark Eagle, who says he
much spoke agains, franklin Pierce while
candidate presidency; but since the object Of his
assaults had installed the White House has
tied him. and changed his opinion entirely. In proof of
which the wiii-r says:
mo pass an hour with him. wi,huu, being i'm.
pre- sed ,icllun that Frank Pierce is ni
marked Tails sagacuus and discriminating
quick perceive and prompt TO act-always ready listen
advict-ou possessed Of strong will and hrm mind There
IL peculiar expression about eyes indicative Of the