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

POaI1,aECAEI.
(fromMe ". YORK Times, Sept 26J
ne large portion OF the Opposition press which fans
the abolition excitement ia the hope of political gain are
encouraged by the consideration that whether they sue
eyed or fail IA fastening the odium directly upon Mr.
buren ana ms friends, they may still profit by irr
g southern feeling against the North and Northern
candidates There few slave holding States which
1t Is hoped may be alicnated from MIR Van Buren, and
secured Tor Judge White by keeping up strengthen
Jug The feelings OF disrust and i'll will which are nau
rally begotten by the abolition chenics and to that end
wii Inc journals referred to labor 1t is a 6endsh
out ITS wickedness will not deter the conirivcrs
we nti,natcd the other d.y that some measure of
success at the South had already rewarded the efforts nj
the inriguers and pointed nut the cxpeency of ,akin,
measures ON the part of the friends Of the Baltimore
nomination for ut least rcpelinr the impu,ann thai
they countenance the fanatics. We adhere To our opin
ION thlt the Republican party here ought make some
oppression oi ITS sentiments on the great ques-
on and we feel bound suggest i'm addition that
wne' 'a expression IS made the conduct of the presses
apoVe referred to should especially be noticed The IA
natics themselves quiet not one OF them is seen
nor heard oil and has not been for weeks past and SO far
apparently depends them the trouble migb be over
But the Albany Advertiser, Richmond Wiic United
States Telegraph, Charleston Mercury and others
seem 'esorea To Keep up the excitement, aud do keep
II up-and they have the efficient if unconscious aid of
Tie Evening Post, Which exercises sthe riph of discus
sion, and the American which assists it. and favors
emanep ,ton in the District of Columbia We repeat
tal Is not The families themselves who keep alive or
seek TO do so, the excitement; then hare hden them
Sc res and rdy earnestly that tic MAY suLsde; but
inc excitement is taken 10 by political sche ners and
the Presidential election is be thrown into the Hous
by its aid. Judge White is 10 be put before lilo Hon.
By these means however his honest friends NAV ds,n
prove trust that the better portion of the Southern
press will take into their these views when
wtng their impressive warnings to the North and will
uenounce the successors of the fanatics earnestly as
they did the fanatics themselves And appeal to the
better portion of the Wing press here IL express their
views OF the conduct of those of their allies whom we
nave aiverled to-we have nnmed but or two
We copy below from the Richmond Enquirer some
pregnant remarks upon suggestion that fuller ex
preston of republican sentiments New York ought TO
Gle
generally remembered
Party or no party, say New York is bound to come
iorthoverrule the tricks of the sicans and the
Abotnisis-satsly the South that she is really with us
IN heart and in sentmen-ond contribute her best eff.
forts to put down the ire-brands who kndling in
er noso the hamrs OF discomfort and confusion the
south Let her then come forth at avert the
mischief which is growing up, especially her own in
teresis, from her previous proceedings.
LABoRs OF LovE.--We copied an extract of com
municalion, few days ago, from the Richmond Wbig
la which an immediate dissolution of the Union is re.
commended and the Convention of Southern merchants
proposed a means of accomplishing it, Duff Grecr
has been travelling South and North lie has been in
the quarter of the Aboonsls insists that their in
cendary articles ought to be circulated in the South and
cilhes TO the purpose What he has been doing during
the summer in the South, will be from the following
extract OF letter from gentleman of high respectable
Extract from Letter dated
"SoUrH CARoLY.,
"Abbeville District, Sept 70 1895
"Duf Green at Abbeville Village some or 8
weeks since group of Nullifers collected around him
Inc following; am told was the substance of his
versaiion lie advised them to stand aloof from the
North-to have intercourse with them-,o do on,
own nufacturing nj homcto our money at home
and when the struggle comes, (hey all hold similar Ian
guage SO lar as relates to coming Struggled we will
have our money, with which will be able to employ
The Yankees to fight the Yankees
" am inclined to think that the ostcnsbIe object Of
his tour 10 the South is for the purpose of vendny rolf
gious books Those who know him best will be be ST cal
culated to appreciate his motives heard of his being
III CoiuinOa ana tlink heard 1t minated that he was
at MiiledgevIllc in Georgia
NEXT LEGIsLATURE.-The Wing and NuUifvino rr.,s
es finding that the bare faced deception and gross cheats
winch they practised IN regard TO the state par
ues IN the last Legislature, have opened the eyes of Re-
Pubcans TO the true character and real desyns of The
ohcal partzans who give those prints are now
STRIVING to blind the public to the defeat of their party
and The discontinue OF their panic Senator in his poll
tcal pilgrimage To the Gold Iicgion by species of cum
nt1g Iog|c-a sligof.hand demonstration But all bis
uckery VIII avail them nothing: for, as
= willy wolves tho fatal ptIaI fear
Kites ly the bait, AMI hawks the la,cn. suu.e'--
SO the people having been repeatedly deceived and led
duprd by them again.
Last year the Wing presses in this CITY proclaimed o
thr whole world that the Opposition had carried e dav
IN North Carolina and that there would be an artiAd
nnisraton majority of twenty TO forty in the Lc.,isla
lure but when that body met, il turned out that these
ready reckoners had, either by egrcgious bunder
or crafty design substituted the dcis0r for the qnotic
as the s'ntotal OF their political rank and file They
hhui by sort oil rule of ''ingerse proportion" 60urd
tier party fully into the belief (ilere beinr hrn
no Democratic press here TO expose the dcceptonl ,ha
Whggery was really in the ascendency ual il was not
until after the triumP plant 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 made the dupes of their
nuyins leaders and presses In their disappointment
they wire naturally enough dissatisfied with the condnc
OF those who had led them asray and will not AMIN he
easily seduced into tue s'latcnt snare. - "
[RaIeigh Sandayd
LOWELL ANTLAboLiTi0 e.; AND POLITICAL TrRGvER-
oos az lowell, See anti abolition meeting put down by
kissing aud shou,si Dors that say nothins!"
le above remark is made in leading editorial art.
Gle Of the last Telegraph when day ago the Tee.
graph itself was compelled TO epubs and rccant what
mad before given currency TO- false statement similar
to he above.
Yet trusting TO the forgctfuncss Of its readers and
burning TO throw more ebrands into the South against
the North llnt reckless print repeats again thrice re-
iu'ed scandal against the people Of Lowell He well
knows that 80 anabOltiOn meeting put down there
by "hissiRgs aud shoutings - but one was held and
largely attended, and resolutions hostile the proceed
ngs OF the abolition fanatics passed unanimously
s-srr<
q tOPARTNERSHiP.-B Peyton Iavno take
" en- uto co-parlncrship Mr. THOMAS ] DEAN
TIE General Commission Business heretofore carried on
~ hun ~ this city will hereafter be conducted under
the brn Of FEYTON & DEAN, who respectfully so.
Hc,t shafe ct the public patronage.
Richmond, August T. 1896 27~9
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