Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

Of any action ON the part Of Cengre such decisive
terms as will in all probability, prevent the Fanatics
unhaowcd sebemes ,onsn, o0ngrcss 70 enre. ,ns,r
ment, because do not believe Congress I'm. the copsi.
tuuona power; II Is power incompatible with the
strctions oil the constitution upon Thu, sub
ject fear, however, Mr. wises will not
be adopted The South itself upon that question Willie
nave reason to believe moi unapiDouss MIR Jarvis
resolution, with MIR. Gaseock amendment havecvcry
reason to behave, will be adopted by overwhelming
majority, which will prove conclusiyvly, that in Con.
gress at least tho great body the Norcrn represent,
auves are disposed to regard their obligations The Con-
sutnon Their duty to the country, and the ark of
the Union from the polluted touch OF the religious aud
political fanatics Of the North There already al the
North religious party of fanatics upon SUBJECT II
by the late work OF DIR. Claiming upon thi, subject
whose high standing and extensive influence with the
is that upwards of twenty members Of the Morrill, pri-
cpaly fiom Vermont and Massac huscts have had up
wards OF four Thousand copies Of MIR SHADES abolition
speech struck OIL to circulate Doubt among their
suuens This speech enters into all the slang of thc
fanatics about the horrors, injustice and spSSlnsss Of
slavery Its circulation of COURSE must b. to ma ke pso
selytes TO its doctrines, and add abctors of its
hope IN this opinion be mistaken Ii is only sus
picon With these facts staring us in the face VI, s.
not be lnsensble to the danger with which me-
naced In this state of things frinness and decjsis a
well as prudence becomes US We have, think riends
IN the North, sufficient in numbers and influence 10 e-
etact the efforts of the aboitionists In our action npo
this subject, should not ALLEVIATE our friends in the
North by confoundng them with the aboltioniss and
ndiscIimlnately denounce them No! We
should confidently unfold them our danger the aa
ger TO the Union and free institutions appeal to
their patriotism and love of country US and theme
from the common ruin into which the mad schemes of
the aboitionss would involve
The subscribers TO SHADES Speech all highly re-
spectacle gentlemen but firm aud decided OF
the Administration and MIR. Van Buren. This is no.
party question, and should be- with the Sc nh with.
whatever purposes may be agtated, IL is sepy certain
that the effects upon the South will be the me and all
though political objects may into
oil some OF the agitaors, yet the South should
and hope will present. undivided front IL is some
what singular and to be regretted that Wilde the South
deprecaes this question of Office North il
should urge 1t as test in the South. IF Ncpiepn
candidate were supported, because of his entertaining
views favorable to the Abolitionss, il would be gould
reason why The South should sustain HIM Buf the.
North not making this question-and when in fact the
a6ohtioniss almost TO man. opposed tho
Northern candidates, cannot perceive the proprishy of
the South raising that question: when not one wond IA
yorable to abolition has been ko,cn escape h
lips"
And yet it has been used and will cona. DO be-
strenuously urged both here and there by tiis Wings
Tor party purposes They 20 for giiuton-ogitabon
Buren,.
The subject is now in full blast in both Hsusss of
Congressman in the II. of d. where the Wings have
shufied the pack and turned il up the top-yutiny
aside the Expungng Resolutions, and screening Mn.
Leigh.
The great effort of the Wings by such move me nta is
TO make an impression the Public, that they the
great friends of the South, while the Republicans me
indifferent to her rights and interests SoRe men, vho
would defeat Van Burcn, nt the hazard Union u
SELL are adroitiy striving to make such inPresson
They tried the thing when Gimers rash rcsou-
ton was rrjecedbu thai measure rc-acting against
them-For the same reason, they attempting per-
vert the paper of the minority of the Committee
misrePresrnt the views of the Republicans of the Le-
gisature We shall lay all these papers before the
fubilc, as soon us possble-and then they will see
whether the Preamble of Mr. Garland does surns ndon
the principles eonended for by the South ssou r
Controversy The Whirgig Wing says it indesd--but
who VIII believe II? The author certainly did intend
1.-THE Republican Party will be the last give u,
we will be the Inst 10 strike principles thar
question. But the Wing knows that these paiaaiaes
will not come into requison again for years
perhaps longer. All the Territories Soush. of 3Gs
degrees of latitude Gncludng Arkansas and Forida)-
VIII be respected by the North itself None of the
States North of the Ohio, will engra such clause to
their Consutions-The point where the question is ike
~ to be made, is the territory which lies along Missouri
here IT we should then be among the living, s,ou
still sickle for the righ-but the day may pesy dis
ent before that question comes up, ifeyerand sui-
cient 10 that day be the evil hereof If it to-
the Nullihers and the Dsunionss, and such nadn,en
as have threatened Van Buren, with $4,000 Freamen TO-
put him down, if he be elected President day will
never arrivefor, if their ruthless and nfaYisbsd pn-
c,pes should ever unfortunately prevail this esia-
bic Union would be torn 10 piecesthe AK ef oua Co.
venant dashed 10 atoms-and we should live 30 sse
Tho day when thou, Imperial Troy mustb band,
:, And SEQ thy warriors fall thy glorics end"
res LETT 10 them America would be hlottcd frena
the list of Nations
We Bre in Poissssioa Of their namcs.-EprToRs.