Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12
ula pu, il off aud decide upon sending another

,,rv would put il off aud decide upon sending another
t~,,on to Washington. In this why they have not
"i.swar.cd the wishes OF The Government but treat
:, VIII. rvty that canno, longer be tolerated We
CO., this STRIP Of the President vii! bring them to their
...s-S,a:acrn Gt0rga) BGnntr.
Orr,cs GY CREEK lHpIANs.-During the last weak,
,ry Of Creek Indians, about fifty in NUMBER crossed
n.y. tta!ooche into Stewart county, went [ the
a, Of c.l.zrn named Brown about three miles from
10 river and without pt"vocation murdered Brown aud
&c., his wife. party of fifteen citizens imted alrly
ass,n!lcd and attacked the Indians; but after few
he whites !etir hriure The superior numbers .he
,-.r:,.s having two men odd. 1t is no, known
In, was the Indian less tie cccasun Tie Cover
~, has issued orders TO the Colonel Of NJ lila in lie
aany Of Stewart. To take The rrquiit" steps tor dynd.
" HE people, until the Legislature Shall act on ,lr
.,5,c It's probable that the Indians immediately lr
rossrd the Chattahoochc.
II appears 10 us: that the Chiefs Of the neishborins
Creek towns i'll Alabama, must know what Indians
comp Sod this party, and that il will no, be very diff
,u identify at least portion of them. tits import
AL iha; strong example should he made of those
who sre to disturb the peace of the State and to muir
der Of her citizens ifuisdger1'e Federnt Cuioa
W were very "us: struck lisa RichoaI Enquirer, with
I."4' INA ;s OF or t"S By ec'abe chi
h" he is Patriot and the :iirnd
.iasy Van bnien man, The which Mr.. Van Buren,
las cnis have taken this abolition question, would have
Ncd him 'ac En'et III affections. lie has rskrd
a;,", Inc Acitioa lie is strongly appO~ca
eai he the last man l." abandon him u"e such
there Is no assertion more utterly false, or more des
pcable, than the assertion that either Mr.. Van Buren,
IS :tiends the friends and apologists of the aboli-
,a,Sts There may indeed be tawa very few excep-
:os to this rule but they rare that they are not
yo::h regarding. The reckless and uaprmciped Star
has endravured to turn the abolition excitement TO
iica account. Bnt even its Wing contemporaries dlre
follow It's example. It's mendacy on this point is so
,qn!lle that they unwilling either to endorse or 10
tate H. The Courier and Enquirer the leadin u Wing
,er of the North has confessed thar there not the
latest truth in the Charge that the feelings Of Mr. Van
Hu,en allied to truse Of the abolitionsS. II is well
Known fact, that the leading members of the an;save-
?; society and have been Wings. We do not men.
ron this for the purpose of political effect We have
-saisly avoided the connection of the subject of abo.
;ian with the political topics of the day. They sh ,ud
!, kept apart and will no, in them, unless COMPEL
..o 50 BIZ the pursued by WING presses. Our
tcal s;rtts are hot enough already, without throwing
this new irebrand. Although there is doubt that
,ae lading aboitonists are Whigst is not for to
charre upon that party belief in their doctrines a
corporation in their acts. We lave impiorcd all men
Of al parties join in putting down these fierce anat
-. who have declared that the preservation of the
I-a,n nothing compared with the triumph Of their
cy;se We have srduuusly avoided an appeal to the
,,y p!eudceS Of any set Of men But we caution the
,ai presses that attempt 10 draw down upon the de-
,lra,!c party any portion of the odum that Justly
.,,,,bes 10 the abopuiSts will recoil upon its authors
with an effect of which they little dream. We make
sc remarks reluctantly, but feel compelled 10 make
Sem lest those distance should be mised. The |
whole subject is properly understood here.
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