Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
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our peace.
Politics PL9ILyC .aBOLITyO.y
IL Is Idle TO conceal the fact, that oihc rctrand
Wings arc playing this game with the abolition o.s, q
The Albany Advertiser Ia Wing paper attr,p,cl I,
prevrn, general meeting of the citizens of Albany
Without distinction of party, lest it might strength
s,any Ages stripped off the disguise, and in an in
uignant manner exposed the nanouvre: at i,
s sp'rit winch through corrupt and prosttued presses
mas sought |" Tau the cmbcrs Of excitement aud see
uonal Jealousy. with view draw away tho citizens OF
mat SETON Under The influence sh.w sught feeling
rom The support OF the national candidate for the prrs.
dency because his birthplace happens 10 bc in the North
ana winch, through associated presses the North has
iaoored 10 iname the people OF The Snn,h against THE
same ucnocrvtic candidate l.y holding him up To the
community as the candidate OF the sboli,ionss and by
representing his confidential friends as the patrons OF
'ehsn no sIngte aet Of has life Of their
sgD0Fds NE fst color TO snca iaputa;,on 5i cien
az mas and heir p0tc declarations and recorded oni.
Mons stee to dsn anequiroca and unquesoaaLe deai-
The Wings Of Albany would not generally hearken to
.e V'ce OF tbe insidous tcmp,er of the ADVERTISER
~nu auenoed-But, since the meetings the Wing AID.
'etuscr true to ITS vocation, is attempting To irittcr
away all the moral effect of the Albany meeting
me Boston Courier of the 3Ist ut (Bhfy paper)
COMES out al once, and says:
'1here is another object which IL is The vs or SON.
OF the nas,ersprits in Virginia aud South Carona 10
ene9,' and we apprehend they have objection 20
"'sig themselves of the abors OF ajoliticn;sts N
order TO ensure success We tie election of judge
White to the Presidency BY representing the non.
s!avcholdng States as inimcal toh-r domestic ;,s,;,,
uons they expect to unite all the in favor of their
siavcho'dng candidate. And we have NO doubt they
WI succeed IN their attempt Judge White will get
e eiectcra votes OF all the holding States
possibly. Louisiana and Kentucky. The Richmond IN
guirer may labor as II pleases for Mr. Van Burcn-but
Tvs lo WIN DC VAN, Tor Virginia will never give smother
yo'e she never gave but one for Northern candidate
Judge White will get the electoral vote as sure as ere
is slave in its territory"
But the Salem Gazette of the 4ih. (auotk,r Jykiq
let's ms cat at out Of the bag Hear this Nb;g
oracle ~ '"'s
''Tle discussion of the Slavery Question ,yb;,. !, 70
Of in a,
ening the irrcmedabe breach in the jackson nar,v
winch Is now SO equally divided that both branches are
Poweiiess IN themselves. In New England the Van
buren section oil the party predominates decidedly
that the friends of hc dare not attempt any oruanzo
oh at present, and the leaders newspapcrs atmp
" conCea from The people the fact of the dis:c
ment OF the party We sincerely believe however thu,
Whfe viii have majority in more States than Van Bu
rem, and recommend the matter for Investigation To
uose WATERS on Providence who wish @ keep on the
strongest side We say nothing about the Fhig cand
9S'es IN ms connection The party which will support
tner 1t embraces majority of the whole pccpe or no,
Neither Uhde nor Pan Buren, will receive the supnort
OF ine wing party The division about them is alto
gethcr IN the Jackson ranks, where they both bcono
The Van Buren, branch of the party have heretofore
been much the most abusive toward the Whgs bnt lat
eriy' hnding the White division going ahead they are
calling upon the Wings come forward TO their assist
ance. (NOt trueO Help me, Cassius or ! sink is
h oiy ana shey are urging, through all their organs
ton of party Judge Whites strength lies nrincnaiIy
at the South and West and for the purpose of cheek
''P'u Oh those hat
Tue southern Van Buren, papers call so powerfully for
declarations of opinion against anti slavery The
(Which we believe To be iaso that Mr. Van Burcn !; p
FAVOR oil immediate abolition will the scsoie south
against him, if believed The great object then now is
70 aay The jealousy of the shareholders aud persuade
,hem That Mr. Van Buren's election will not endnnger
ther property (7nd most deariy IL ,DW not
we do not feel at all clear however that those who
oeIeye dy requires the expression of their opinion
against slavery ana antisavery should be withheld from
tne public aud formal utterancc Of it, by the conside,
uon that all these measures dese ned TO promote
Pocai OBJECT which Is kept carefully concealed from
mem 5erhaps indeed we ought rather 10 saw they are
cesenen 10 ncaTt political object yo,oi ono.
Tor, on second thought, Inclined TO believe ibai
the Van I5urenes doing all this in sclfdeence and
that the trhne division Of the party were adro enourh
10 take the lead IN turning this agitation of the Slavery
question: TO The advantage of their candidate and the in
jury OF Mr. Van Brren At any rate, cut how il will
and benefit whom II may, if duty and patriotism call for
me passage OF such resolutions those OF Boston and
other places denouncing Slavery Anti slavery thew
ought to be passed Let Right be DONE if the heavens
fall (Right at iasi!)
Let right be done (say too) if the Heavens fall"
III Martin Van Buren, be ab,li,ionist awav with
MN Every Southern voice should be raised apainst
him. But IT he be with the South and this insinun lion
oil Noah and some of the Southern Wings be false 40
The Salem Gazette believes is and as we most consc;
entousiy believe then let Justice be done him bv The
south. But let us not cry Cruelty him. Cruelty hint
until ne rs proved to be traitor to our rigts and
to the Constitution of his country Until he he ca
proved we shall despise all the slang and all the alan
der OF his opponents-and though we fall ourselves we
Will not abandon the of an innocent and Injured
Statesman 'J