Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

freed. but the purchase Of the freedom of others. BY
Jealous prosecution cf this plan: formed upon that basis
says hcl -: might lool: forward 70 . 9ey not rery dis
hH"f, Wien 4 N"rl;r AMERICAN sun w"a.d no. look down
1r"il a s!tEH. This lis the nan Of st!aw" with whom
Grnngcr: Tire abolition ~cGndida.c, oyrn, ard qrorcl, and
:cciy"S, is associated. to i!re North and The Middle States,
even including Ohio. This ".ian Of straw would first
take the money out Of y0@r pockets. by 4 ':igh Tariff
he voted the Tariff Of Eo2sD place il i'll the public col:
iers; cnll it Surplus revenue, collection and distribution
then buy your negroes with il, (you: money! Second,
appropriate the same funds (youE money! to their colo
niza!ion in Africa. "'TT 4 ?: llo4s prosecution of this
ptan, you might look to the tine ''%Acn 4 North Amc-
rican sun won!d not look down on a slave" Fellow
ciizcns-Cnmpa.o this opinion with his TG:lh opinions,
ard say. if this lnan is elected, Il 'the day of the abo-
n,iua.icn Of GrsoEption' viii not aat, arrived 10 the
South: Fine honr will snre!y lave come;
LIT. lie would not repeal the Tariff, I'll! Che streets CT
Charleston aud Norfolk were covered win g!ass. Your
tobacco. yoar wheat. your col:,n; in fine, all the South
.crn xports would be rotting i" your barns.
I'd. he hen would appropriate all ime money eS'oTted
from vGl, by Il ErindiE~ and HnjESt IaTif-your own
moneyl-to huy them (yo"r saves
-. Your money is also 10 - to their Co'on!Zatio1.-
Put all this together, frse'1rn Of tic South, and say i
Ynl cun. if ,ou dare, that "thc day OF the aboninauon Of
vour dcsc!atOn' las not arrived: Can YOU support TINS
Wig candidate for sts Presidency: ] hope and trust not.
Did say too much. when | aid, in my Isl NJ, that
'lte bat. the reptile and the owl, would IoId IT over
yonr domici!es, and the r.ostrlte South lay bleeding At
every pore. should you elect Kim. lie will 'laugh at
youf calamity, and mock ~hea fear co'helh and It VIII
be right that lie should-tar, ?ou elect him hno~l"SIy:
YOU kn"m these to be his sentiments; and there IS no SEN
iimenl Of his that agrees, or IS common with you're: his
is AS the poison Of asps to yours. VIII you follow
Whigi9n or WigiS:n. any long r: II has already car
:iti goa to the P%reciplce, 20 tie Yery edge one more
leap, and II, Is !inishcd'-it wi! be G"ne-your tate Will
be sealcd-You will lay aIon side oF Federalism and
Monarchyism; alias, Bankisin, II a.! It's g~ulscs-A"on-
tiorism and Emanc:rct!cniGll, ~ It's htLeous dolor-
! m;lies-Tarifiam, un:il your lau4 Is lad utterly
waste. i these curses are to trtiii our oetoTed
country. | pray that II may fab OF the heads oil
those y I,o bring those worse than Egyptian flasnes;
End rs The wrath Of Cad is Just, n4ay It iHi upon ihe
leaders Of this drGma-and TIT !Aesr '9Gt'S, hSe l
raoh and Mi ais hosts, may perish, an the land o. EsyPt
saved. This, M frl!ow-c!uarns, Is figlsi!l, rcaeEa''
:;In, Ban!ista, and Monarchvis. II, IN c!5%Gise.
Is not your country, under lie seaG ct andrew JACK
son, C.and The powe! behind tha throne. gyeEter than the
,h-cne"-iiank lbGr, Jew, Tor the woTdl - happy as
any country sincc time began; al the i1appiest too, ou'
10: the mr,IoaS Of the Bn:.ilk. lcdcrul Monarchy "ies,
10 get into Ollie; Where Is tie right "a gen from yout
-w:lcre aIe the blessings that happy ada&h. s'Ear u ~
this government could bring that have net iaie"u"
yon in the utmost protuson? Would such being . T
fuse to rebc! in IicaYcn: Loot at the disappointed, lN
reckless. the ambitious Call!ou', Clay. Webster, ADAMS,
all !uIipn before the just indignation! OF a virtunus
People, and let i HARRISON, Tie east "rttly o: lhclh aly
share The same fate.
Now, MY fellow. citiz"ns. these Bank Wigs say, they
are opposed to The Proclamation, and Tie powers assum-
ed By Andrew Jackson therein. No", these Wigs are
supporting thi. imam Of Straw, Harrison. who cons.rues
and supports tie Proclamation, agrrcabi? TO the Webster
definition, which definition Andrew jackson denies in
TIE Globe. and has given an e >pIana'Ion more sai'isiac-
tory TO he people OF he Sonl!, and IS understood to be
~ptciert, betnre he leaves thr Presidency, 10 give 1t moro
80. and under his own hand.
Nov. irIIcw.ciiizcms, hear tn: TiPrec7Doc statesman,
in ms Chariot Speech in Ohio. July, lo33-hc says, Il
have thus, fellow. citizens, cnucavoured 10 explain 10
ycu, the principles on which our Governments formed
Mind! & : Il recommend To- YOU the Proclamation OF the
President Of the u. States, issued on the l(th OF DccGm-
Der last: and the speeches Of MI. H,5Ster, delivered IN
liz Senate Of The I. States, at heir last session OF Con-
pa. IN auSNynr t., The u-rt Inruts OF Mr.. SaInOuU,
as continuing the most eloquent and satisfactory expo
aition Of tEr"sc principles, that navc recently been pub
lishcd. 81 issuing that Pr"ci 'mHtt'oH' '''nE uen'.
Jackson has rendered a scrrirc 70 his country, y greater
me- gHitndc than his sEIcndd r'ctOry at NcT orleans.
Now, !cl!o 7-cilizens, this Proclamation and the "e&po.-
s,lions" ofMr. Dtnid Webster. The Na~id ofthc Federal
parts in tbs country, is whaithis 'TippvCanoc statesman
50 much approves Of Letany man darr deny, that DnMid
ittbStcr is not the great .JHh. as we'll as 1PoncRt Of the re:
deral part il! THIS country, and his denial vii! be nailed
to the counter as tnlschood. And It IS IN tins DantaS
shVoS, tbs pariy, EMS mgm tTcads. no" the ltcPubilcan
party al the South and the North, have never agreed
with The Proclamation, and tue "NPosit!o"S OF MIR.
Webster. They utterly ~repudi".e the Proclainntion, IN
Mr.. Webster understanding O: II, end they "ili accept
81 nothing but L total disclaimer, on the part oil the Ire-
sid..t. % Tie parts OF tie Proclamation 'Ghsfh .hT. Heo-
ste. nMd .Nr. Harrison have appropriated TO lhe use OF
Tie Fedora! party. Thus, on all occasions we see ti'S
man of straw, with the utra !cdGrGt party. Inc ne
uub!;can phriy Of the South HcGcr Gd approve o. NE
Prnci0 matiUs OF the President, as understood by Mt.
WChsirr-ihcy took sides wlt!i The iics:ncht On 'at
tu,Ii,p,Ibir occasion. to save IN DleSStu JHtOS v t"se
Slates-hGlth the mad cap Calhoun and his followers were
abcu, 10 rend aSunder, ti0m hHtred to nc PTestaent ana
.Nr. Yrn Bnrca, led on by ""chlstcn'd "Ed ruthless am
bHigu. It vas the Standard q ne LHt0h "!l!ch tne
: Du.iicau party rallied around. 1t was not The principles
Of tie Proclamation, as understood by Daniel Webster
1t was tie rcchicsS CathJun lrho NJ they oPpoScd. IL "sH
not the principles of the Proclamation they supported;
as understood by Webster anu the iedeTa! parry, T"o
William Henry Harrison attach, d thereto. -'o't'''S 80.
liz. entered their heads. But his Federal par! VI ~
Wiz party, :!h!a. now attack General Jackson .e u
iect of the PROCLAMATION, I'D support the rloo,H"ai
]arrceably TO the Webster or I.aeral construGoo", ~
Gen. Jackson. too, as regards The ff0clati.aoon, ". .J
Gen. Jackson offended the Bank Of the q, Sizes, - EnL
,Irn, "T'raY. Blanche and Sweetheart, az, at "'"'
at his heels This is matter Of recorded history,
rrcemcn Of the u. States: View the Mex Diddle clan
- ,orshiPpcrs Of this "man Of straw -hGrhcsS'ng mem.
selves 10 harrison cor, degrading themselves, Us beasts
nf birAcn-Pu!Iinm this U. States Bank. man through Inc
streets Of Philadelphia, with the Wig Bark accomplish
ed Federalist, JOkm Sergeant. b. his side. These men
said. thy were no 'mun-"o!silppers AND ms man
sud. she wanted no pnraie.' How comes IT,, lhcn'
Was ever such accomplished Family and folly e1-
cecied before: .Ntrer! These mo m0n'cOrshppes'-
10 "u"n:s nlna, have capped IL dim2Hot man'acOr'htp'
and showed they were any ma"'s m0m--that they were
the subscryient iool6 Of Nicholas SIcGle and ms party;
the very hsu,,, cC Guratn TO thu ''Inan OF straw" Now,
if they lad w~orshipped q rcai military chhettain,' or 4
real statesman" there would have been something
atoning- though by no means ~jaStytdLte. VINO VIII
trust 10 the declarations Of the Whig leaders:
HUGH LAWSON WHlTE
This gentleman is held out to The people OF the South
a. a candidate for the Presidency, without the least nope
of success.
IF no cets the vote os Tenncs7se and South Carolina,
i, will be as much. But there is 10 absolute certainty
even Of bis obtaining the vote Of Tennessee. The CO.
alesced ticket Of White and HoTrison, is as lpd'ssotnHe,
as a thing can be. They arc 9!amese: Yote LOT mar
-ieon and You vote for Nhl": Yc:c for White, and your
yc,n !. tSrc,ra on Harrison. You have not the power to
recall it.. bite is a renegahe-a traitor to his party
The Wigs have ~decoyed him Of with The promise OF The
pr".;i.ncv. But they are determined TO run him with
| Harrison, fox effect, TO aid in the election Of Harrison.
White. ST elected by the Whigs'-tba s there is no