Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-08
From tie National Republican.
POLITICAL LNJCE.TDLfRIES.

simultaneous and conceded movement l.
making by the Adams presses of Ohio 10 create
and foster animosity against the slave-holdinc
states, and TO make it the pivot on which The Pre-
sdentia election should turn in Ohio. IL seems
that enough OF bitterness had not already existed
| but bad and designing men must inllsme the pas
'ons, and array not only men but sister states
against each other, question of domestic
policy. 1t Is the misfortune of eleven states of
thIs Union, including our neighhor of Kentucky
to he cursed with the burden Of large black and
slave population, which they would most cheer
fully exchange with Ohio for an entire population
OF freemen. 1t is their burden and their danger.
Colonization must be gradual and -low and the
sudden emancipation OF the blacks ould occasion
the indiserimnate butcheTy of the whites-of all
ages, sexes, and conditions Demagogues who
excite lealousies aud hatred of this subject be
they from the North or South, from slaveholding
OF non slaVehoidnS states, political Wcendia-
Ttes: bat especially the Genuncialion of the Soutb
by The North, is calculated 10 produce the most
fearful and caamitous results not only in drawing
asunder the baodf OF the Union, but in throwing
the torch OF nsuTecion into sister states IL was
tins species of denunciaiion which occasioned the
insurrectlon Of the blacks Of ST. DOMINGO sc in
which The sleeping babe massacred in its era -
dlej IN which the husband and the father tied TO his
own gate, beheld 10y the light of his burning house
the violation of his wife;-sav his daughters IeJ
OIL and received relief for his horrors. the
blow of The which scatter ed his brains ppon the
ground'
People Of Ohio, do you desire TO prevent sucb
horrors IN your sister states2 then prostrate IN.
lncendIarles that spreading the flame of revo-
lnIion 10 the South; revolution in which the on
tire white population must be massacfeJ Do vo,,
not recolleci, that the same fend-like preiuJics
was IN vain attempted TO be excited in OHIO. al the
last election, by the Adams presses, both against
jackson and Clay? The ticket Of Mr.. Adams was
insuIIingly denomnated The only Z" free ticket >, az
II more free than that OF jackson Or Clay.
what were then the principles Of the Cincinnati
Gazeiie, OF Chas Hammond, and John &. yydolt5
Ihey were furious advocates Of Nj. CLAY. eitizso
Of sidUehoidDig STATE, and repealed the suacks
on hin On that ground bat they mar assail General
Jackson, because Tennessee is sLayeboiyj,
"fatc. They assault Jackson with the same "a &c
pons rom which they protected Mr.. CLAW. No,
can they aver change OF sentiment; for tbev s,ill
uphold MI Clay, and would sill vote for hin, e.
me presidency, 10 preference to Mr. Adams -
'hese men be sctuated by principle in Ibis dsloli
Cal prescription oil eleven states OF th. cofe,is,s
cy--s prescription which may deluge their 6el1s /
with blood ;-Eentucky and Tennessee are bou, I
states, and with hat consis,e,,e,
can the same men on that grOund PROSTATE a ciG. /
zen Of the one, and elevate citizen OF the otb,,,
Yet look ut the las' Gin innau Gszere. Il,
JnnUcT Under which We lack population, ofeleven
states would array themselves in The work of ,..ss
'inaiion. Let me hold up to the execrs.Ion of ,vo
y good man, the following extract from tho al
lfess Of The consistent John G. lYriehf. the f,,o
and continued advocate for Henry CLAW a. poi
lent fom slave holding state. Hear him non