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For a pungent article upon the harmones of wing gerry we refer the extract in this paper from the Richmond Enquirer. As an appropriate pendant to this picture, we subioin two extracts from the New. York Courier and Enquirer, and the New menary opinions of each other, and of the whig party to which they belong. It is only necessary to premise that every whg member of last Legislature but two voted for the bill for calling State Con- vention to revise the Constitution. The Courier and Enquirer remarks of this vote of it's whig friends

 "The representatives of the whig party cooy bar tered its honor it's principles and it's fair fame, in the desperate hope of reaping from the SALE, the temporary control of the political desinies of this great state! They knew that their whole proceeding was revolutionary and dishonoring; they knew and admitted that even to succeed iR base purpose, it was necessary seek the aid of the ani-renteIs and aboiioarts they did not deny that they could only hope for success by becoming radical than their opponens they knew and admitted that the proceeding al war with every principle ever put forth by the party tl,ev represented; and yet they boldly proreeded 10 the consummalIon of their trea- son to wlg principles without any apology for their dishonest conduct than the oft repeated and infamous declaration that "the whigs had nothing to LOSE and every thing to GAIN from new shufle of the cards!' |" Sc. &c.

 Now make room for a burst of virtuous ndi gna ton from the Tribune in reply

 "rhese charges strike at the very vitality of the whg party. Either their author is Il most infamous calumnator and actionst, the party he so iInpli cates is hopeessly corrupt and rotten out of

 fifty odd representatives, chosen by inc whigs of the entire state, the last legislature, here could be found but two if any, possessing sufficient virtue and decency to spurn conspiracy base, so atrocous SO mercenary as IS here positively charged then there can be no rational hope of an honest wh'g ad- mnsti aton. and the power should be left ns'n con. in the hands of our opponents, who cannot be worse horrible plot to enable the people legally and peaee fully to review and revise their chart of government We see not how the that prefers these accusa- tions can ever again ask hls readers to vote whig ticketo