Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26


. =. these extracts be carefully noted, ana ,iey
he found 10 cover the whole ground OF e,ityiicnal
tca expcdiercy and the obligations o. ,he nuer
faith in favor If total abstinence rom lug ye the
: ,, oil i; tho District Any attempt 70 use' even @
Eon d. ali u, W.. Gcbe power derived by unaVooaole
;,;r,,;n, (rou1 the deeds OF ccssioh is n'HN ,na
f,i mnnn the ccding States, and an ~ c
"rs binding region, pn'PaDie 'loerce ~ VIZ
"h"N go" ,h CUnsution, destructive "i harmony
'h1sessI -, th Union With these patriotic cons'iiu'
ana 'aa' scu,u,cnts, the South ought to bc sat's'
s I'D we ycnt,;rc affirm that li's whole SOUTH nj
eo' enI l!at minority Of agilaturs wn would be
s,i;sfcd will! nothing bat p"lca supremacy pr jas
ar ucs, will he satisfied. They pledge The wi"ie e*
cu,ivc power cf The Union under r next Adm'nstIa
ion vgro and all. 10 crush agitation, refei en-
GRO clrn;s Of ai binds nn Southern rights, and guar"
southern Institutions in all their constitutional vsnr'
[,totHc Rfsistr.
Ao Gre supporting yibuLiiionists? the J;sHss ~ Van
BGrcu or .JnJsc Hhre!
FACTS FOR TIE PEorLE-iilE IEc IL Ia, J"ccn.
Voters lock 70 the facts. amt luin "eI S' - O'
tious clani:rcrs .c, O., ~,
In this county The Wings, it must be manifest 10 Ill.,
are aimnr t, skuk away from, tine True issues ''''e ~
pc"i,lr- gel mp u nryr0 r"nlc ana I't. '''' S.;J
der cu-cr OF tic dust an, excitement t''! ''a': i
Voters recall l., mind, bow grossly you "'rc '"P, ~
unon bv Whi- n.iraors ycsrs ago II Sr:rl''oi
had .hcacd Won u.i Of our t"acc" by falsely "'''s you
.ba, lobscc, was niing, ard ard nca were co':''s'
when you alirr;"a found ilia'hc "",to t'"' ''o"I
risinr and times nrt,p- better would yon ever believe
thai Iu,r rr,iu: NJ" you would not. }!ow l:ra can
' ,.. Gi,cc in vrn. n;!ilic1! drccivcrs? Have
wa prt found The cannrs ana rrtuicuoiiS ny WIZ"
he Wing politicians flied yon with tea: ana t:c'hnns
two wears auo oil fqMGtd' YES. you know they were
E,,s, and vnu y:rc dccr;:vd Como out then al Tie
;:i;s aud Show Nv vU. that you no longer MOI"
fellowship with thu Federal Bank N"l!Iiy i'aH
inp. Whis Party. Vote for yonr Republican, iriio"-
citizens. who are candidates for your sulfagcs =
Thcv win ,,ey your commands wien given, or resign
the trust imDoSct in lfem-and not do like The w hiS7
refuse To obry resign and tell you they will "iesgh al
Christmas" after the mischief Is dcnc
Feliow.Citizen YOU have bern and vii yet be t"'
much abou. Van Burens "frcc negro vote. line case
is ,src presented to deceive you. Listen to TIC lEcs
IN The Stale of New York. nr free nrg:o "r near E!y
wurs had the SANE right vote Is the white man -
Did Malin Van Buren, vuc t" continue ii'n' ni'"" ,''
equality he had enjoyed FIR near hall century ~" :
;s has waited that lp should not! In New UrA every
white man who pays tax, nr works on foa can vo
An eG;,.t was made in the Contention 10 rNteHG the
rich, IF suffrage acicut 0iGtr quacc;ion, to The Tree
uE,rn, Mr. Tan Gvr"n .ras a.a;Rst Il! motion was
,ade that every free negro who owned airerhoo "ofh
$50 should have the right 10 vote MI Van D"rrh
rncd AGAINST that! lie then voted to restrict Tie
rioht Is, vote such only owned Gear, Hatacnr'
5,rcI freehold of 20 dollars! Thus excluding more
:han nnety-inc in the hundred from The rrls:-
Thus appears instead Of voting to allow tree negroes
the light e suffrage" he r0td 10 dcny the Tght Ia ntncty
rhine e-t Of ihc one kuaG!cG. 7rh0 then oycd Il! Eel
low-ci:, ns, this is the whole affair, about the free nc
~ru rotr, 1t which you bear much Can any Eian
cnnd'Ina MIR. Van brrrn upon Prctcxt SO i'T";'us:
Now look ct this picture. Judge White vas born IN
North Carolina where free negroes had The right
Of SUFFRAGE az the white man. judge White has lived
for near forty years in Tennessee, where the same class
bad the right vote. Judge White voted to elect an
Ahr!;tin;s the Legislature Two years ago who had
presided al an Abotonst meeting. lie voted 10 elect
an abolorisl To The Tennessee Convention, for the
purpose Of Abois,ing Slavery in Tennessee Judge
Whites confidential friend the Editor of the Knoxville
Register wcr. Judge White resides, his organ ad adj
vucate for the Presidency, is avowcdy III favor OF aho
n IcuupSSrc-Nr. !irStcr,
of Congress from PENNSYLVANIA. an avowed aboioEist
is political friend OF Judge White Between $50 ard
IA, members t." Congress the advocates OF Mt Van
Bu7rnS election to the Presidency, vet not Of them
is an abulitiunls! Gen. Dunlap, politician Of cinI
hence in Tennessee, who has been travelling through
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, DC, on political
mission 10 procutc Tie nomination OF Judge Nhltc Is
abuoniat, and moved and advocated the aho-
iit;on Of Slavery in the Tennessee Convention two
years ago! All tho Why's ii Maryland, Kentucky,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Vermont, support
General Harrison old john Adams FedcrGlist and
strongly suspected Of Aboltonism. Gideon Granger,
a neincr of Congress and Gcknc:HrcHed 1aofn;cnis
is the ticket Us Vice President. IN Oii'o
Pennsylvania, New York and Vermont; John Tyler
who is with White in Virginia, IS run with HART
son in Maryland. SO Harrison and Granger, the Wing
Ambition candidates of the North, are intimately con-
nrcted with White and Tyler. the Wing candidates for
this latitude! part OF Inc Frgn!a Wings prefer liar.
rison to Whitc--anG a Wing candidate in Campbell
ONLY day or two ago. avGwrd his preference for iiar-
RISEN and Granger White and Tyler So tie Wings
are ia reality no foes to abnllIionsts.
Voters choose vc between Martin Van Buren, wlIn is
YOUR irend-a real friend Of The South, ard whn has
done ,n,c prrpaga!c Southern principles al the Nrr
ttsasa any man yimg--and the Why's candidate, Judge
Whit who is merely 10 srlt tie people and throw
, cicctinn into the House. 70 II from your hands
All the Abunnists North Of The Potomac Wings,
aud the supporters of Tyler, Granger and iiarrsn
all the supporters of MIR. Van BGrrn at the North,
the rucnl,s Of Abolition. Again We say, choose ye be-
tween them --DanrHic Obsr' rcr.