Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
POLITICAL.

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POLITICAL.
: 1Fron The n York Times, Sept ~
The large portion of the Opposition press which fans
the abolition excitement in the hope Of political gain, are
BY the consideration that whether they sue
coed or fail in fastening the odium directly upon h!'
Van Buren, and his friends they may still Proht by iTri-
atinu Southern feeling against the North and Northern
candidates. There are 4 few slave holding States which
it is hoped may be alicnated from Mr. Van Buren, and
secured for Judge White by keeping up and strengthens
ing the feelings of distrust and III will which are natu
raly teyo,ten by the abolition schemes, and TO that end
will the Journals referred to labor 1t IS u henoish
scheme but lis wickedness will not deter the conrIVers
We infatuated the other day that some measure OF
at the South had already rewarded the efforts OF
the intr aud pointed the expcdency OF taking
measures on the part of the friends OF the Baltimore
nomination for at least rcpclnG the mpniallon tlial
they contenance the fanatics We adhere to cur opn
ion Thai The rpnbcan party here ought to make some
distinct Expression Of its sentiments the great queS
ton and we feel bound now to suggest in addition tat
wien that exprcssi is made the conduct OF the
above resrf to should especially be noticed he H.
narics tlnscyes quiet; not one OF them is seen
nor heard Of and has not been for weeks past ana so lar
apparently as depends them the trouble mt be over
Blu, the Albany Advertiser, Richmond wing ohlteu
States Telegraph, Charleston Mercury, and others,
seem TeS0toeA to keep up thu excitement ana 90 Keep
it urlnd they have the efficient, If unconscious AID OF
the Evening Post, which exercises the Figl OF Discus
sion and The American which assists ii, and iavoTs
en,ancp ,lon in the District Of Columbia. We repeat
that the fanatics themselves who keep alive, or
seek to do So the excitement; they hacc hiddca them
Sc'reS and prny earnestly TIA" TIC sofm may SubS'de; but
the excitement is taken to by political schemcrs and
the Presidential election is % be thrown into the House
by its aid Judge White is to be pu, before the House
Nby these means, however Ills h0ncSt friends may dsap-
tErove. We trust that The better portion OF the Southern
press will take int, their consideration these views, when
writing their impressive warnings to the Morrill, ana VIII
dcnoncc the of the aiallcs as earnestly as
they did the fanatics themselves And appeal to the
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views of the conduct of those of their allies whom
have advcrtrd to we have named but one or two.
We copy below from the Richmond Enquirer some
pregnant remarks upon suggestion that fuller ex
preston Of republican, sentiments in New York ought to
be made, including the arc. ITSELF which is probably not
generally remembered
Purty or no party say, New York bound to come
forl.-ovcrrue the tricks Of the nctaphy scians and the
hbo.nnists-satisy the South that she really with
in keart and III seu:imcnt-and contribute her best Ell
forts put down the frcbands, who are klndng in
her bosom the fumes of discomfort and confusion in the
Suuh. Let her then forth at once-and avert the
mischief which is growing up especially TO her own In
terrsts, from her previous proceedings.
LasoRs OF LovE.-Wc copied extract Of COM
muncation few days ago, from tho Richmond Wing
ia which an immediate dissolution of the Union is re-
commcndcd and the Convention of Southern merchants
proposed as a means of accomplishing it. Duff Green
thas been travelling South and North. He has been in
the quarter of the Aboitioniss and insists that their in
LEGENDARY articles ought to be circulated in the South and
that the Pustascrs have right 10 refuse the mail ia
cies to the purpose What he has been doing during
the summprn the South, will be from the following
extract of ae,ter from gentleman of high respectable
ty :-Giotcl.:: e.
Extruet from a Letter dat'd
::.i.i~'-. "Souru CARoLISA,
-; ii :'"Abbevie District, Sept. u, 1875.
81 Duff .GtepnDwas ut hUbeve Village nomo
weeks since group of Nullers collected around him
The following, am told was the substance OF his con-
versation: 1Hc advised them to stand aloof from the
North-to have no intercourse with thcm-to do our
at a hOI.
and when the struggle cones (try all hold similar Ian
guagc, so far relates to coming Struggled we will
have money. with which we will be able 10 employ |
the Yankees fight the Yankees
am inclined to think, that the ostcnsble object of
his tour to tn South is for the purpose Of vending rcl
gous books. Those who know him best will be best cal
culated appreciate his motives heard of his being
in Columbia. and think heard it intna,cd that he
at MiledgeVillr in Georgia.
NEXT Misunderstanding Wing and Multiplying press |
es, finding that the bareaccd deception and gross cheats
which they practised in regard tn the true state of par
ties in the last Legislature have opened the eyes of Re-
publicans the character and real designs of the
official parzans who give tone to those prints. now
striving to blind the public TO the defeat Of their party
and the discontinue Of their panic Senator IN his pol"
teal pilgrimage the Gold Itcgion by species of
ming iogc-a sghtofhand demonstration. But all this
"trckcry" will avail: them nothing: for, as
;S:.--wily wolves the h tai p pit fear,
the people, having been repeatedly deceived and led
asray by these Wing NuIlitiers will not readily be
Last year, the Wing presses in this city proclaimed 10
The whole wnrla that the Opposition had carried tho day
In Nur Crrnna, and that there would be anti-Ad
:RiStralion majority of twenty to forty in the LIE sa
tuEc. But when that body met it turned out that these
"rcady zeckonrrs had either by rgregious bunder,
crafty design, substituted the diciSor for the quocn
the slnl-total Of their political rank and file. They
haL by sort Of rule of Universe proporti0n fTur
their party fully into tho belief Ucrc being then
Democratic Prrss here to expose the drccplnn) that
whisgcry really in the asc"ndcncy that il was not
until acr tho triumphant election of the Hon. MIR.
Brown, and other proofs Of the democratic strength Of
the Legislature that the honest portion of the Party be-
came sensible that they had been made tho dupcs of their
multiplying leaders and presses. In their disappointment,
they naturally cnnugh dissatisfied with the conduct
Of tllsc who had led them astray, and will again be
easily scduced into tic ''atrnt snare
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LoWEI.k ANTI NBuLrrloN ANDrOLGTICAL TERGIyER-
-.-..:@i.. %. 'SArION.
"Lock q, lpwsll SEC nnalo;on meeting put down by
hsSius and ssiuu;s -. Does tl!al say nuthng:' -
he1bnve Tettark is made ma leading editorial arli
Gle of hclast Telegraph, WHEN days ago the Tclc
graph Itself S9mpcllcd 10 rrpublis and rrcan what
had before yrcn currency tn false statement similar
! 10 the above e.,
Yet trusting tn the forga,ulncss of its readers and
burnn. To throw rrbrants the South against
the Seyh that rcck less print repeats again thrice
futed scandal against the people Of Lowell lie well
knowS that anti-abolon meeting put down there
by !hisSiRgs and shoutngs; but held and
largely attended, and resolutions hostile the proceed
ings Of the abolition fanatics passed unanimously.
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40. PARTNERSHlP-Brrnard peyton having take
! " en- into co-par,nership Mr. THOMAS J. DEAN
the General Commission Business, heretofore carried
by him in this city. will hereafter he conducted under
the firm of PEYTON u DEAN, who respectfully So
licit share rf the public patronage.
Richmond, August ], 1885. 27-r