Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14


III be ncit.cr s'arery MR. ineO'ust0ry
iio,y.' II Nr. Van Buren, is prov
South b. lis Course on the Missouri
MA her>".c liable TO the same CEN
prove Iir.in to have been hostile
ling inter II, it certainly should not
Isl Mr.. Van Buren,. It indicates in
osiliun OF the part of either Virgil
=, to interfere with slavery as it ex-
is 10 just oh eclion TO the latter.
niliar with the subject Of Mr.. Van
le New York Convention, on the
|, free mrn G: color TO vote. The
/: When IN !c2l, a Convention was
o amend he old Constitution; that
ether the free negroes should be adj
IN the Exercise OF the right of SUI.
$ appoint, d 10 suggest some compro-
: reported a provision requiring the
" i freehold estate, over and above
ances," o. the value Of $3.50, before
to VOC. For This Mr.. Van Buren,
ion (said Nr. Van Buren, met his
the free neglnrs) were exempted
cy had qualified themselves TO vote.
crucnts e. industry and would re-
1t was u.ged in the Convention,
) Il practical exclusion Of The free
;, and iha, its supporters were inti-
they hal not the fyuncss TO do ci-
was III ,!c to reduce the qualify
- 10 SlGG; winch was lost, Mr.. Van
t il. OH rye, fellow. citizens, that
re .Halc when the old Constitution
allowed tic free negro to vote, and
e late CO: rention size had become
too, that n two OF the s!avc-hoid-
'aro!iaa aid Tennessee, and IN al!
Vt one. r,n Of color we're upon the
lie right If suiirage Us the white
se circu. stances, IS Mr.. Van Bu.
tio. a zoo, the pIaci.ca! operation OF
2 nlnety.u.nr out Of the hundred OF
yed the privilege, from the polls -
.hjcclIon las Il single voter: But,
c!:ac! Is he last t"o questions es-
upon Mr.. Y. EuIcns qualifications
The Ia, was i new question OF
, Aii.sou. affair Vas forever settled
IS aL.ni.te! intD tue Union. Then,
4. except { bc TO excite your preJu-
uninio:a.d.
Mir Van .iuten is charged with be-
ZIONIST. 20 demonstrate to the full
nan in tkc community. the utter IN.
II nature afthis objection, we will
st!hlc pro :, thu, the Wigs in Fir-
AZ Vice [ ssiirnt, T. man %ho holds
inen!s w:th MIR. Van Buren, on the
slavery il The District Of Column
Whir car !idasc Tor the Vice Presl-
January. 1886. Of hiS otcn free 1ciH,
ate Of Tie U. States. the following
ms. he r. ,a:ird as most solemn
.t!iacu;s the subject. We place
lir. Y. i.urem's opinions which he
cr 70 sou.n gentlemen Of Jackson,
he 9TH o. March, 1895. Compare
,oxs. ,Ng.yAH E-nISs orisIoHs.
:. chance ( DO therefore believe thot tho
prop"rty a. !ition u sInvcry IN the pit'hct
m. with .lui lOlumIia: against the wlshcs"
uwrrrs.'! lave -hviGing states, ia.'nih-
f.,.r. nul a.. tina: Congress, hai the power 10
.,u;;vu ui'rG q H. wo"'d violate the 'pfil
OF hat compromise VI inIetcils
hat eycn " I!ch lies nj the basis vi our 70
interfere. cii,l compact; aud am Thoroughly
very. 40, cu.rinr"d, that IL could not be 20
Tho con .,dr.", without IiTn'inrHt PERI, IL
Mar, lard no. l'c!," ~ destruction 10 the I nj
!, I;,.runtr,u ui' he States. viewing tho
t.,,E. an'ui.ilcr a. ihis light, 1t IS my ciChf
erred on an settled opinion, that mo re-
rud ha deal Government ought TO aps'aih
! security from doing 81, nni thai u IS mo
s."rrd frty Of those whom mo
rha. such y, nal. OF the United states en-
-. iiun,ln ;,r,t with the control Of is action,
! :, .,oru. $50 0 use the constitutional power
,ilLIliun OF 81 y which they arc Invested, as
!; ;lr. limu;ru rGc:cr, II.
r,.,.tiiu # canrut hut regard the asiia'
be ...:"r.dI,ir1 o.; ,'':s suhjrc; M III" Di.'Tict
,ti,nl, .i.s ,,,, Col,nrbrn, a. = surprise uroo
+ cyrn.,o t,E n,,,.!c oil Maryland aud Viz
bc!n. vrrg c0GhIrtit, TIM! Il
',h site oiihIngs winch now e.
il.'-. hnt lic"u npprchcndrf oy
~ Sc states the ceas!cn Ct the
IL. 'tict would rot have been
,r',.r, cHrcG: upoD express e"hdo-
to. that ..oa.Icss ,nould cAgreiso
10 ;uch power. aUi that with such
condition The rcssion would IN
i,h .rrn srute o.. public opin.oH,
Ea'c bees readily accepted,
~ struck r'lh tie striking siinllarity
{ the two. How. then, can men !haro
nnurcc Nj. FaH Rnren as an Adolf
lnnort Mr.. fyle., who en,ertairs pre-
on the Sit, irc;. The truth is, both
rely sound IN the abolition question,
uncc 1lr. an Buren, fof his opinions,
Mr.. Tyler. are guilty OF pslpable in
nothing oi The teickcry It implies
hat Congr IS possesses the power to
&c District srith the consent Of The oron-
n says-"j do no. hesitate 10 girc II to
tc mil weii-conSidered opinion, that
10 the e7crriSs Of this porer, against
're.aoidina States, as ;mPeratiee in
;gations. In regulating the c0aduct Of
mas. T4'peais rant IF constitutional
Does Mr. ,ylcrs voluntary and de-
Of lis opn!rn, al time Of high pub
he subject. representing as he did, z
rnatc Of tie United States, conta!n
rong Il sentiment againt the exercise
ne language Of Mr.. Van Buren, just
and homes! citizen, we would appeal
this eharca Of Aboii,ionism against
Docs III. araucy, 10 the Missouri
lie, inc is IN Abolitionis;' Then, 10
-h"lding Virginia, obnoxious 10 the
, his vote mon Free Negro Suffrage
pr!h Carolina and Tennessee, both
$, are much more guilty Of the sin
, have for Yrars, unit! recently, sane
IN exicrdci right OF .nlrage, 10 free
extended than was allowed by Mr..
Does his opinion, upon the abstract,
cor. rs it regards the District, sus-
rhrr John Tyler, the WING candi-
esiGcncy, thirteen members Of your
nd many s'aunch Southern men ind
'n,ertain tie same opinion, are Abo-
go tests be regarded az safe Their
nh ahsprti!y must be evident, 10 eve
Mr.. Van Buren, is, therefore, very
we'd 10 be III Abol;tion:st. 20 with
,k to his "ienr and uncquiyocal de-
him decidedly and avowedIy opposed
ok to his vote to prohibit the trans
~ publications through The malls
aught Of ceuiTocatIon or Ambiguity
pride and confidence, " hat has been
friends on lis Subject; His friends,
~ the highest Offices in some Of the
,me Of tIc.l members of Congress,
eoinposjn the iarge' and more res
the MOTT, crn population, have, by
.reruinct leeds OF violence and re-
ID overtIIroyn the fanatics. For the
zeal to admitted and untcniable facts.
ar tais, tie ps.ty who are now CO.
ana,ics. Ia opposition TO Van Buren,,
{ him, as I'll AbolIlonist.
ur limits viii not allow Us 10 be moro
as to facts. We point you TO but
ton: u Arthur Tapran, with the
&c OF the hHti Slavery Society, have
their own names, denounced Van
L.. z.