Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
VERY NATURAL.

Cassidy, the editor ci the Albany ATLAS ani
Argus, the same who !yOnous, procured he
publication OF Gov. W., Dcurcly Letter. IS
now warmest in dcnoancjac he man he 50
valny attempted to ajare. CASSIDY speaks
not only for himself, bu, also .or las accom-.
pliees Of the Albany Rcgeacy.
From tie Y. y New
TIE Albany Regency il Eo; Fu.su,, .: ccr w:s
Asthc late Napolconic letter o, Governor
Wise on the New York Democracy J, uos The
nine days wonder o; our poiItc.i circle. and
As the world is indebted 10 the >huikin. ,rcache.
ry Of the Albany Regency Tor tie disclosure .:
that letter. we publish 10 day the opuiou> %;
their two principal organs on the subject The
reader vii! thus perceive that this Abanv ca.
ba! are IN Il state of high hcXUiiatioa--lhat Jhoy
are satisfied at the complete sgcce,s OF Their
trick; that their regrets aud u>toni>hmert
are sheer iypocr:sy; and that believing they
have given their brother .Aoncr Il lAtai L,vw uu.
der the fifth rib they are chuch,ius With &c.
light over the prospect of ~ unji>pujyI con.
trol OF the New York Democratic ps,ty.
Mark the crockod!!c tears q: the tender
hearted Cassidy, he SAYS that for ourselves
(Dcan Richmond, Cassidy Coui>tcc!. and i c
other member, Of the jun;aj We !esrc, thatt c
letter Of Mr. Wise was ever made put,.t. I Q
grief of Cardinal Antonc.ii at the late >nocku.
bntcheries at Pegagia Is not lnor" lErocvEt.v
expressed But a.,ii, ero.6s out The distress
ed Cassidy 1--WE copy the ilroa,ucd letter,
which We have withheld i:om our readers only
from sentiment Of sorrow that one - noaorcd
by the Democrats Governor Ni>c}. Ia spite
his antecedcn;S should have hal the priver,.
ty topen it ~ sentiment OF sOrrcw.' lus.
gnc the "Sorrow Of Barncgat wr,cker with
hi, false lights. his sorrow 1t he discovery
Of good ship stranded on t.e beach. or ii.c
"sorrow' Of u prowling hog>c:bi,I IA stU:l.-
bling over pile OF silver Plate. auI you have
this Sentiment Of the .l,bauy L, Ecacy. We
say that the letter i'll question was shown 10
and accepted by the Regency in couiid,Gco;
that they fulfilled this condition in tneIr usual
way, by handing over the letter to all comcr.
by sending j OF 10 Mr. Dickinson 1T Drng.
hamton. and BY gracio,isly allowing :. 10 &c
copied Tor the general Information ot tie De.
mocracy.
The ChevaIicr Cassidy. however. after i,t
of weeping, wipes his eyes. ani ics OF in;o
towering passion, IL which, he d"Eonuce, ;uiS
c. = plot and ".auc' coEcoc,,i oai-
side oi tho State - continue NV York ~ tie
neat National Convention IA the anne hu!mllia-
ting position which she occupied IN tic last. -
that politicians Of other States may construct
the Democratic platform AMI rn.Ee tie Pes
dental nomination withou, her co-opcrlt.uG.--
But the truth Is. as we believe II. that uor.
Wise obtained has cue from some New York po-
litician deep in the secrets -! the Alba"y Re-
gcncv. and resolved 10 fight th,m with their
own weapons. And with regard TO the "bunii.
liating position" Of the New York Democlacr,
was it ever more hu,ailIating than IL 1878,
when the Rcgcncy boteI from tue Baltimore
Convention and pu;up Martia Van BIiea t'r
the Presidency on hi~ abolition ButtalJ pat
form. and the Albany Atlas g. the rc"t.a, or.
gan Of Stewards "ircpressblc c0Li!.ci ";h
slavery and the slave powei:
And such an organ. with such antecsdcn'S,
undertakes to sneer at ;hc an'ccei:n,> O! GOV.
Wise. the consistent cI., ny OF ''thc Little Ma.
gician'' from first To last. ii.is 81, cool: battle
inpudence OF the Chcvg.iy: Ca>,,dy IL iei!os-
ing the "humiatins position "l New ioih ia
positively sublime. Sui, he gives u = h!rt
with regard 10 the construction -; the Demo
cratic platform which is .oIy suggestive Tie
Regency GcsIrc a solid delegation at tn,;ic,t"u.
50 tha, New York may have voice upon tic
platform" And wherefore: What ulc the
Regency driving al: We wi'l undertake to
answer.
The Democratic Rcerncy at Albany $
close moncy-lnaking ani bodybuilding corlc-
ration, undor the .-a".."! ,...-,..... -.-
Central Railroad clique. Tn, Clique has
kindly undertaken t. govern the STATE ot Ncw
/ A a
bow ,lcspotiSn OF New .cf>cy aad thc tcLtra,
Railroad land inLhIr@ comrtiv OF Illinois.
To this end our Ccntrl railway concern has
formed lobby coalition n .AbIny, c'mp'e.
hending the seward CLIQUE oi lhmlow Weed
and their central organ, tic 'Journai, and the
Democratic Regency and Their o'G'', the
Atlas. Argus And j; 80 happens, whl.e Tie
political artccedents aid proc!,iti's oi this
Regency are WITH Seward. that tneii lobby AID
financial schemes are mos; Intimately depcu'
dent upon the success Of the Se"a!d party.
We conclude, therc:orc that the real cG,cc;
oc the Regency in thc!r cndcavofs TO aaNe
voice in the construction Q. the Charleston
platform is simply TO dividca:.G defeat tae par
", b. the Introduction % some OF tne ai'.i'
s.avcry, frccsoil, free labor, :pc land aid '''fce
wool" principles OF the good old Buialo plat
form And why not: when the defeat OF the
democracy, as IN Isis. and thc success ol 81
ward. rs IN ISIS, will best su5sciye the iinan'
cial Jobs and lobby schemes Of Richmond. Gag.
ger, Thurlow Wee! and all Concerned: J.
this corrupt, "rng. >,rcakct and striped ~,
bany coalition OF ilnanccrs, Spectators ai'd
lobby iobbers in or political elections a"y bet
ter to-day than it w,s Yesterday. or ~ las,
year, or ten or twenty years ago NcU.d
this Regency hesitate nor - bctiay Mi DICK
inson, or Mr.. Hunter, pr any body else II TIC
end should Justify the meaf-, c":!Hiiriihs the1r
trcachcrv against Gcneiai Las> and Air. Dick
inson. and Governor Wise. aud their double
dealing game between Mr. Douglas and Mr
Buchanan. No. The whole game Of the Re-
ycncy is power and plundcr, aud 10 roia tacIr
party when they cannot rule It.
Away back from the palmy days oi Van
BureniSm. we dare say. d0"n 10 the present
time, Governor Wise l. well posted up with
the inside history, plots. conSplraclcs and IA
cal!tics o. this Albany Rcsency; and with ri;
It's ammunition al his command he can rahc
them clean to the decks. That he viii do -,
and carry the war into Africa, we have h'i
some intlmations The letter, iu which he o&-
| plains the Donnelly cp,te. published IN an
other column Of this morning, paper. !, mere,
| ly an entering wedse W. nope 'nat he WI.
not disappoint US and stop at tbs mort
explanatory note, for we believe That such Il
broadside as Wise is capable Of pouring i",2
the rotten hulk Of this Albany He5enc! "ou!i
drive the honest Democracy aNay iron IT. as
rats arc driven from sinking SIM?
| >S-N>p -
FROM WASHINGTON.
W.surxcroS. Aug. l2.-Ihe Railroad Con-
w E, l-...i.-.i d. ,-nrl.- r,r, ~ i NM 4 n;