Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

Gay for him, would bo douby gratifying. II b now
the duty Of Mr. Hill and his friends bear their triumph
In moderation and particularly TO remember that
Mr.. Woodbury. has ably aud faithfully discharged
his duty Mrfill and the abused Democracy of New
England, has claims 10 their confidence and good faith
We have made these remarks because IL Is with deep
regret that have indications of dstrust and bad
feeling between Of the friends OF these gentle
men. We refer notC more particularly TO some remarks
In q Portsmouth paper friendly 10 Mr.. Woodbury.
Mr. Hin has too lonr. and successfully conb-ted
the antiques Of the federal olgchy, not TO know that
their policy is TO distrus in III rrpublicab rsnk
that being divided, they may he tkeu by surprise and
subdued Mr. Hill snd his friends triumphant. He
has triumpbed. t- his duty to discard unjust suspi
cens. not only from his mind bu, from tina, OF his
friends al4o. Mr. Woodbury. ably and faithfully vim
dica'ed his character when ss.aled. Let motto be-
good faith anion and victory u. s. IT,
Genius of Umipersai DISQUALIFICATION Of I, e
Editors Of THE paper has heen convicted Of gross libel
owner Of the ship Francis Our neighbour Of the In
teigencer has taken up the cmdges IN favor OF the IL
bsant, and endeavours to juaty him in the outrage
stack upon Me-. Todd tseems that the aforesaid
SHY Francis carried out to New Leans, from Annapo
lie, SO slaves The genius OF emancipation, William
Lloyd Garrison, therenpon undertook TO "cover with
thick niamy all who concerned in this nefarions
hu.ine.s"-we are unable to discern any grounds for
applying the sphet nefdr,ous to hi. Transaction. Had
these slaves been conveyed th- country u
goo', we should probably never have h-srd this hue
and.ery but because they were taken around 20 Nv
Orleans in a ship, the must be covered with
mick intamy, ~ II h. were eug,ged in thu rdly nsta
pious ranc eli away Tree blacks from their
homes in Africa! The intellisencer pretend' no. to
SEQ any deduction Slaves personal property, and
however repugn,u' the idea may be to IN the non
eIaveho'dng st,tes. they aud must he bougat and
cold, and removed fom place 20 place., like other
wnoveabie possessions il, indeed, evil OF the
6rst magnitude, but cannot yet be remedied The
ship Francis not Kidnapping free n sgroes on
tho coast OF Africa, but shnpiy roveying mum
Der OF slaves from town another. Nevertheless Mr.
Garrison heapsd upon the owner OF that vessel the
most unsparing abuse calling him in direct terms, a
highway robber; murderer: deserving solitary con-
6pem-n' for lf-, Sc sc and stated what proved
the trial be absolutely false, thai the sav
were chained in narrow place between deck-n-
Perhaps wovli he we'll for our readers 10 know
that ths Genius OF Universal Emancipation il also the
Genius OF Henry Cidyism and Is quite anxious to
get Mr. Clay into the Presidential chair, 10 sand
forth a. the champion OF the oppressed blacks. Some
hns since the Editor Of that paper in noticing the ris
Presidency, anil the supposed claims of certain din
gui'hsd individuals for that station, broke out in this
rain:
"what non'en'e! Henry Clay whip score of
secretaries. Let them on"
The light will shine through thi. i;msey cloak Of
Universal emancipation [Doyiesfon (P) Demo
The Albany Daily Advertiser IN eniing upon
the controversy b., tween John G. Spencer aud Gov
rhroop, touching the charge of the former against
employed in the Mofg'n trials, seems 10 think Mr. Spen
Ger stands in envIabe light before the public He
wisds up his article by saving:
ave wait to see M. Spcncer's explanation OF this
mat''r As II now iands he IL cettnly in awkwa AID
situation, TO gay the least and Gov Throop IL complete
~ vnd'rat-d from all blame whatever in rea ton
this ansactiop."
Tbs Daily Advertiser is horou going opposition
paper both to the general and state administration.
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