From the Richmond Enquirer.
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THE"No PARTY CAsDIDATE."-The Brooklyn (N. Y.) Star says it is hardly worth the time or trouble Ees the party presses tn contend longer aboa, the political sentiments of Gen. Taylor. He will be the peoples candidate let the parties call many Whig or Locoioco conventions they please.

 The above. which we find in yesterday 's to support Gen. Taylor, ''without questions asked" whatever his political opinion may be With single dash of the pen, it ex;ia- guishes both ihe great parties of the country, and pledges the people 10 the support of a successful General, whose political sentl- men's and principles of conducting the affairs of our great Republic are utterly in the dark. We shall make no comments of our own but as these presses have constituted them selves the organs of '',he people," we deeul il proper to lel our readers see what other or- gans of the Wing party, to which the RePub- lIcan was once attached, have 10 say on the subject

 In the first place, we find in the National Intelligencer Casually regarded as the expo nent of the Wing parry the following stfik- ing items Their meaning and intended ap- pttcdtiDH no que Cau IllSuHHETstdtius APpSdi- ing as they do, the hits at the mo party" met fall with decided force:

 "At Whig county meeting held al WestchesieT (Pa.,) at which wm. Baker presided, and al which Hon A. R. McIiyan, U. " Pennybaeker, M. A Stanley. and A. Pennypac ker addressed the people

 series oi resolutions adopted. and among then the following, which ii is due tD our friends iE chel ter to lay before onr readers; s.s Resolved, That the principles of the Whie party eenserative patriotic and jas. like the prin cipies sf isamatabe truth, admit of bo compromise and that as Wings. therefore. we can entTast tht destinies of our country to no man who $ not 2 whig. whole whig, and nothing but whig.

 .sRssoived, That we earnestly request eaf Whia bsetbrea throughout the Uaioa to respond to ihe senti;nest embodied in the preceding resolution No naFty" mea usually found in one oi t.so classes those who destitute of public spsHi and those ~ho have been personally disspPssaseS in some dealings with one mote pariiss lne

 rst eizss either engaged in passaiis waich they think of more consequence than good gcsenrne0t' or they have that sort Of inoIenf faith whach as- sanes that all will gc well because there ss ho pressing evil that nos crosses their I3Isida Patas Heace. whiie they are cejsyiog the good govern meat wich political watehialness secnfss' they de-