Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29

, no he. By corsenting to receive the no'iih" ~.mi " oro g
Charleston Convention, like n true lh''.'', 49,.
the glory os lis aye by adding Strength !" VIZ"
the American Union.
Not very interesting, say you: Look again,
There is ono sentence relating to the President
wh;cb when observed and properly understood,
,;ohts M the gloom ofthis sleepy rhodomontade,
until it sparklcs and glittcrs through its whole
length with point and emphasis.
..T1e men who hare restir,d .farors at It's
Aands, and know his worth, cannot but Goin
with the fcople) in calling upon him to re-
consider his determination, ard again, BY A'
poner and position save mot himself. oh.
no,-'the party"
Hear the proclamation, all We who have re-
cliyed fayors at his hands. Hear H. se 'al
Government contractors; he has poorer ant
posjt;on" TO awake a grateful sense OF tavorS
vc, 10 come Hear it, brethren of the pen,
pa,rio,ically eager for another slice OF public
printing. Hear it, yc high titled and small
SHARED officers at home and abroad, who
haze received lavors at his hands," generously
riyen. or srudginsly permitted. And y
70 ",caycncc-s"->o Untitled b. the metro
noli;an orcan-yc who have received at
his hands the favor Of working ten hours per
diem for magnificent salaries varying from eight
to eighteen hundred dollars per annrin; ,ye WHOM
the Union" warned to contribute each his pro-
por,ional share towards n Black Republican
triumph in Illinois; We who find it safer 10 de-
vote six dollars per annumt towards making up
the CONSTITUTIONS" grand list o: 600 >t!b>cri-
bcrs; know We by these presents. that You
must yet again tax your purses and .yoor pride
and Your patience and your wits and your Ia
bo,S; otherwise, he has power and position
to take from YOU even the 'scavengers' voca.
ton.
Office holders and Office seekers, Government
contractors and land jobberS. spectators and
pccuiatorS, one and all, by the memory Of past
lavors. by the more potent incentive OF favors
vet to come, by the threat of Immediate dis
missal in case Of contumacy, you are expected
TO lead the van for the denomination to power
and position" Of that hand" from which you
have received, or expect 10 receive, "favorS."
We NAY look, then, for stringent discipline
in the ranks of the ofiicc-holders. There will
soon be another course Of reviewing and re-
yisin:, %orerhauling and kcclhauiing, diSplace-
ment. disappointment aud ,e-appointncat-all
secNalum drtem. Of course II won't do TO
push the matter too far. No attempt will be
made to recall Mr.. Dallas az Mr.. Mason. or TO
withdraw from the Enquirer" It's due share OF
Government Observation-Disclosures the racket
will DC terrible among the small Try OF Office
holders and newspapers. They must either be
whipped Ia to support the Presidents re-nomi.
nation, or whipped on; OF office altogether
Meantime, the organs great and small, are
in full blast. The Constitution has abruptly
ceased those attempts at dictation, which a few
weeks ago excited the mirth Of lis cotempora-
RIGS. 1t tries the ins;nuat;n. dodge, Surmount-
cd with high flown pancgyrics Oh the powers
tina. be.
The PENNSYLVANIA >narls like Il cur be-
hind Il grating, and barks most impertinent
scurrilitv at the heels of McsSrs. Wise. Douglas
and Breckenridge. Never mind. That organ
reeds no inuzzle. Al It's teeth are drawn.
The New York Herald evidently regards
the whole movement a. an impotcnt farce, but
good naturcdly remembers how devotedly the
President has courtcd It's own good graces, and
50 rcprcsscs its risiblcS, talks Ike an oracle
about the tremendous balance Of power
which the administration will WELD at Charles
ton. and warns Gov. Wise that he will certainly
fall a sacrifice to the wrath Of the present cX-
~ecutivc.
-, lie; Us sing.
God ave the King.
AID Ghpln, long Eve lie,
aud when he next doth ride , race.