Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02

I'D ': NO. Ohio, II LAS city in which he gives
I'll -, -. Vs.: ,;a.riSun. - ?wcsdaN'$ ;h;c.
S .N IN the letter. Let The Wing produce it. If
Il HF'A,t j, becomes tic duty Of Col. VS. cores
4 b: ces ,Ir;, NJ the matter We understand. that
Il rH3"' " i,,c,; rom the Blue Iicks Of Kentucky; and
q -! f;' r,,r remark about Ohio, he goes on to this
i II. a:' :r,, Whigs have Carried this State" What,
II ea:r r.,rckv y here re writes: and whose cleo
j sac ",o,,,r - Ohio has had no General Election
: ;'2nH 6ces not tho Wing know this TO be tho true
Il r,cHa': h. I,'-: Dr.! ], not know it IN Wcducs.
r';", ~; WHY does it pass over the subject entirely in
: ,|+%;;.:layys PAPER; -----
a r..t.ry Of Charleston has lSt published 4 long
u; I...- IT, yiudicaGion Of his Report lie is again
a. ~! W. congress Nlcs<rs J E Holiness (Nul.
''T' (Yu! : Lcgs7r, {Unionist, and our late dis
-" I Ir.-rc d. Ai':ircS at Brusseis) also
@:.s%.; THIS canvass presents curious triangular
- The results N,'y"nd our ken o! conjecture.
49,, wh;r, utter abusing Mr. Pinckneys resolutions
L.r, rr.h, fails far short of his proposilion.-lt
4 - III 1::,:'s part against Fincknev NJ. T. says
.',i ,.r:s NAV abolish slavery with the ,nsent of
'-,.Ss;, Of The District and says the Wing
49, wonders that any nian could question the
IN, SIR P goes farther, and takes the true ground
4 a., ToarTEss cannot touch it without violation of
..E;c faith due rot only 10 Virginia and Maryland
=: al Inc slave holding States, &c. AS Mr.. =. de-
his Econrt in his late Litter TO the Citizens Of
l<on he maintained il that Report that Congress
,: NJ, interfere Gh the institution Of Slavery in the
,, Of Columbia, ,ci:h0mt riOtaton Of the. rnbtie
-IulCn Gl l!c ialln lFl'ScQ III III Nv Tic
.s made the ceSsun. anu which would b: deeply in
~ H. the exercise Of such pnwer-a violation Of the
,,,,sel in !. Dv ali the slave holding States, who
..b,rissd that ccss!on and It's acceptance by Con-
s< 70, the common good. and who would also be
:..o.sy affected by any movement cf this descrp-
.s yi,!.;ion Of the i,,i;!l reposed in it by the c
the District. who were transferred 10 the Federal
government FOR the purposes Of paernal care and pro-
49,, n not Of cntag. and lnjnstce and ,roSe rights cf
...g aaI jrn"c'iy, Us -7".frran citcrnS
, yLnru a.
i;gr;ai COaS.iei;o*-and that il would also he viola
The ia;i rcpoSed il Congress by Nil the States in
rr s TO member ormcmbers Of the Union could be
lined Iy al &C. Of u:jas. Illegal legslaon, on the
MI 81 Cnarress. wilh0u: all injury 10 the whole COuir
I.~Y"-lhc Report argues these several propositions
.-sa length and win grea. ahty.-Amd yet. mar
lions 70 si the Wing now accuses him with enter
,,ra tins ri!a;O2 a one
II: WEI aids with ignorance utterly ne1cusablc
.W,r;tnr; ha deemed Ecxt TO marvellous that after
c,lse last winter. MIR. fiackney should now grave
Igcca:e ina can ASSENT to the right OF Con
,s. - abolish Slavery in the District THE
-, coysryri change has The spirit Of the
cc1smanS dream. He is siarched and strait
Lrca as erst he locs" in his construction In at
,9g.nc To regain Tie perpendicular, he has again les,
h. GLANCE and fails hack ward. This scheme OF shelter
;a- b;s"! behind Gov. Tyler will scarcely avail him.
The wo.dS of the Wig may he thrown back upon it :
/" VII i, not be deemed uarvviiois,' that Inc Wing
should noH charge Mr.. 7. with change Of opinion; If
stGi MI /. report, rT mas iCrEnI
Zen L. lie should have read it before he made this bold
f.;,f.en But really we Old not think there was an
:3r in the South so profoundly ignorant Of tae
M O. That Report, not 10 know that IL takes Inc very
7rads which Mr.. 7. takes. The ignorance OF The
"t.-!s extraordinary. because We but the other
i: published and commented on Mr.. Clabarne's Ad-
t.ss giving synHrsis Of he report Talk of P rrak
:.s3,G ,Hs it is the Wing who now a5.ndons the
:.1.s an. interests Of the South.
Tae mig and its correspondent Shelby both garlic
=: propositions Of Gen. Harrison, well as tile OPT
:.,aS We expressed on Abolition.
n Political Lnsus Nature.
Why DO Doctors Goddard and Harris sport their Lusus
Ea:rf,e he Eagle Hotel % admItance, when
lie Wings have an equally extraordinary phenomenon
show FOX nothing? The parallel is really remarkable
The Doctors thus describe their prodigy which was born
u O1rrce county, in April, 1885:
ur Cr1n,n, uatci together by the
ZOO o. to- pctal, "Hta and occi,n bon"s, (and perhaps
-: a. win; tcc.' sucuS, depression at ,"r iunc.ioa-
4.ieo b-!rE pr. by partition Of tura TsO Noses,
w. r.. Ivc"n ;.H,vii- ito ysrf.s. t.e Bea% s',";c
ao rnm AMI Covered * cvc ~I~ 1csss: re
g wni! a. tisir Gage.N t!c intersection i'ason,
. Of an mex in a. PIT g " arc :ro tr '' or,
5, oa" ly, wh" separates ,l," u::icn into dis
80, gsly,-Ul ;ha an;c"r part tho ,hcrax
srd Go on the ;c.r!cr por-Thcro Spne&, and
''Sis@ LS and 7rms, aclhe Gn:iica Cord j. !ir.c end
i~rmi.i"l hy tho proprietor"
Suppose eur Siangwhangng nesabor were to describe
hs"fclyccphl!ous party in what aper terms could lie
&c! MS description: ne TilgAt t;uir say De seen
Al the Wing Office, a strange Lusus PoiIicls whose
head consists OF tco CrarlHns, Nlariison and White,
aud he might add three, viz Webster united ngether
with 'ro tans mouths, eyes. spincs. and double set
." vessels legs and arns-lhe Monster put together in
0@e 5edy cf Whiggery.'
Thinks 10 The Gcnriccncc Of Nature it seldom per-
ns such natural prodges 10 live and disgust the com
T'Nny. And may equally add, thanks 10 the Wis
DON Of The People. they will not suffer such abonii
n!5c ColitIon as is offered TO them in the Whig
Electoral Ticket, 10 thrive b. their support.
The Wing was in one of its Authorizations yesterday.
J; puts forth onripGt;ons of what the Enquirer may
cease 10 say in lS44 ahout supporting Mr. v Buren, for
- tenn; the passage Of Abolition Bill in the Dis
"icl, DC. &c. We beg the /" sweet little fellow TO
E! NniSel! entirely al upon all such matters. 1t
We we're kHdrc enough TO take such course, we are
scarcely foot enough to do il-or we have no idea of
committing the political suicide which he is pleased to
attribute 10 Mr. v Buren, has also rather too much
discretion 70 sign his own death warrant. The Wings
'3ce predicted that General Jackson would run for
d 'erm-and they were no better prophets IN his case,
NAN they vii! prove in the Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
But were we TO write similar antctpnt.o"s OF the
course OF the Wing, in "A, even in 81, we should
s have 10 study tic erratic movements OF the comet,
tHe slitings Of the wind, the changes Of the moon.
-! We have occasion TO com lecture the future. The
history Of the past is sufficient index Of the versatile
and ecccn!rcity Of whrligis neightor. There IS
scarcely one measure, whom 1t has not alternate
Praised or Grnounced-from the Zenith of Cons"lida-
T1a 10 the Nadlr Of Standardization }. G. Adams TO
= lalhoun. Even now, after dcnouncing Pinckney
Soutlons too weak he has placed all the Southern
Gates and their Interests the District Of Columbia at
Tie feet of the I'copIe Of that District.
u We have been favored with interesting Specch'
and Supplemental, Notes, from Mr.. Bouldn which we
E before our readers, first and second pages 1t
sheer act of justice to that gentleman that they were
~ our hands, before he could have Mr.. Van BnrcS
hPy to Sierrcd Wiliiamg-ndeed. before we received
ourselves
81 In the signed Wing of l79S and $780,, transferred
h"n III; Jceronan Ecauican our Cnupoor committed AZ
% III putin. TIE B.RRisUvRG LETTER for THE HARRIS LETTER
az 1;oiGcca alluded doorons ese, bearing the name
y i"crec OF jackson, L." was to tc shot the neat morn
~ I letter. circulated rh the e&s haHa-d prores ~ DC q" IN
;''asJorse-y!
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