Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28
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mir CjliRGE AND TIE fEFtIAllGH
~ y, Buren, is charged by his enemies via h''!..;
hcrn :, Missouri Re3irjciior!Sl. i"!s chsfse Is ~
or the fact. that AIc. !. HI:cH VS. iheH''', 81 IL a :.
maize O.; hc. xc..n, when 4 ;csoi:;t!oh faSSe~ e''' ~
without a division. INSTR u.ung t!!cir senators IL ~"'
rrrss TO vote a,::rst the aGmlss!ra O. -'i'2SolEt, "i''s .
slavery was prohibited "lstIm iS .i!'tS,
In tie frs; riace, vino a." the men WHO nov are &c CA
.aoraus III trci:inG !!.is charge: iI.J az 'e -, mn"'
who sunpor,cd Ii.H. Sergeant. one oIti:e n;"st azure OPP
Moments 10 the admission 81 Missouri. iHeY are sr S""N
in;en. who surroyt2d ). &. Adam, vii" has iatsiE n-u'e"
in Congress- Ul The sans SIDE ii Tue save S"'s""''- ,
The arc the men. who. w.c1a cci!re!:inh vas .''i'"c'
IN This Stat, ;:erc in favor OF Tie rdct.s"2 y S!drcy IN
missouri. and WHO arc art AboliliOn:stS al heart, aud WHO
never vet Objected 10 any man ioT cG'2Ttai':'::g a''.it'"h
priucipies, cxce?. for tic rHrreSo "t accomplishing po'
.!itic.l ieaicnG. I.::g&e .A@ts. "!!!c!! cannot ne oefea' uG
.srCic:ru, 10 SLOW. Ina; this charge, even Il Vuc, IS u!BeN
by the Federal party for sinisirr Purpcses--anu ihat II
constitutes no part ui Ii" iIue reasons VI lNeir hostility
10 tie Democratic caG.iidGie.
Ru. that the charge Is ta;sc-t!.at Mr.. Van buren, 3
coi,:se o., Isis suaj=,i vas anr:c"p3unaH!e aud suc'i as
every hoy.S: r:y1C:;a;acitG was !"vi4 10 take, We VIII
proceed 10 SHOW. We VII tGh- ;"c fair statement Of
The facts from the Washington Globe, from wiicl! rEc-
~ !n:Dactial reader must - satisfied liiat air. van "a
zen pGrsU:i NJ hgrnrrui2 cguf$e Oh The resolution te
49,. EAR. .,n,,rU. :, III! ~ borne il mind, that
Al. Van ;}rre3 rei.g..cn!cu = district IN The Stale Oh ~
York. 4 on-s!a1c-h,idirg State, an" lh"t hI'h'
,ic,ns Of his Constituents "ti2 IL iaF0f u I'D
as 20 slavery. WL"u lic rdvs;:oH ca"e up Al! LIZ -
maize. IL vas pTSSS- hti''--I ~
.r,lr, Van Buren, did got Oppose. =. lie cave uohs a''
,,oula haze bccl a. at 0I !rcacncty tdr!1ts s'.is1'"e"t''
But when called Oh III his PrIrGic t"tHcHy 10 ''9n He
,noria! similar % The resolution: ne re- HSfG 10 0oSo' Gu"
in I'm, authorized statement made by his lrienu, Mr.. i'u''
Ter. the present Attorney ';ene!ai "i tie C!!iea Sta''S;
he declared himself unwilling :" u "tStEi" Iac scLIe"t"H-
oj' siaccry made ~ liza! ihS;"a"cEt. (ttc c"RStN"NoNI "
ia cr1arGs~ TIC yjrhtS md :cC9?tttHt q S'"2e'o7Ae'"'
MIR. Van Huren's pnii;ca! career, i:otI That ZINE 20 Ns
prescn, day, has b9ea = continuation: q; we si,oef.s
with winch ta!1 declaration vas r!a-e' ana "'' 800 ts
scssion, OF tie bill 10 prevent the c!Ecoh''"%o VI """''' '
papcra through the o.. S. mail. affords Inc most 1o"e'I
tr;rn cr;Ienrr 81 his ca,ncst desire to project the !@ar!t
Of Tho South AGAINST The rcTIuicsl possible dansers;"Aic'
.al,ri.. t,,.cs;.! this species 0: property. !h''o!!o"l'e
is the explanation Of Tie Globe, a':d is sE''e"0"t3 "
not be contradictcd with truth:
I'LL w.s ch,rced In North Carmiira with hostility &c
y:he admission OF States IL the Union, without RESTRICTION
as to slavery. They enforced tiis, by m!s5ePFcssna"
his views in relation 10 ihr admission OF missouri. ! Icy
.naa. ,hei. false l:Apceusio:. by snppressing 4 part o. ;'e
trutl, when the resolution upOn this subject was be-
fore the Senate o.! New YORK, nineteen twenllet!S o.
those who scrt !in as i.icir representative 10 tnat HoaE
were in favor Of the restriction as 10 slavery. fHRs Wa
shown ~ oulLic meetings. .'lr. Van Dureii, "sicA 't
question was taken in iIc Senate. gave Il silent vote
.cccordinr 10 tic expressed 'cGt Of has r0nSt't2e'eti' -
the same time, lie was Gale! on by the memoers oi
.conrn!t,@e ;o L public meeting, to sign Il inGlior@! as
pirate cii=Fa. Ihi$ he gGHSta. lie was calico OUT a'et
wards by = letter from i political opponent in relation tt
his refusal 10 countcnancc this Missouri crusade. /
was supposed i.at i: he persisted in withholding hiinse'
from n PERSONAL connection with the public proceeding
IN which the great body OF tc people mao e,hna'Meu wa
enthusiasm, IL would GeS'iol "mI '"'J A. a, ,I.r hi
tir'n IN the position IL LA 1Ne ::ra;:I;,, ." >
Intimate iilena, s'Gts2. 'Dal lie Was Nv. go" "
concur III ""g ''"aS''e 10 P'ettM a. |
!tne constitutional i!!hc!HIe u l's"i" ~ ;
Vast EFF :hc .His4sSSEPi, con<tSttRt 'ciA me C"HS"S"
sion"--nor willing 10 d'stH'b the settlement q $I"seF!
,aadc BY ttat i,St'Hmcn', 'i"r 1" en|a"%r mr rt4ghtS H"'
securities Of Siarc-OrncrS.' vi !! the distinguished mel
in his State, not one rcntutod u.en t" tax" THIS p"slnr
but himself. I'll his friend" III n'i'! O'Iic''"s OF 1Gn
gress, however, at the last *e$S!"r' F"'rG upon MS ptlh
ciplc :or the admission Of Arkansas "'i;oHt ttS'''co"r
while White himself voted against Tic admission 81 All
cliron which. had il il;!cG, wc,!d have defeated Al
I,Hs,s' admission. and Whites piosl intimate friends j
~. IJo,ss Iahnred f., r,ayrnt The two bills fran. bcin!
snton 49, f- tho oLvi:is nurnose Of deriving these tw
$50 tm =? ,,:c !, tlr ,c,, Piicsjdr initial election. Thu
InIrs W;,:,c'. fT:rD!. uc.or:casly warrcd against III
od,n;ss;on If 4 slave SAT-. unrestricted, into the Union
which Mr.. Van Eurcr's forced upon them, By the wcig!
OF their majority; ard ret, a, tx S,uh ..r. Fan B"rcn !
.c.c.,tJ,s ri .si,,g ~ GGui Stare Sir.cs, ;ritk0&t I'm
,ds;oy rrS,r;cGcny. ,S%kcY UEie,s ~po7t;:Gas, ty iEairrI
e." "s nL, >, I,,.;y, JrE,ysys ,y E,r uau0jrmcHn
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Az Apo,,r,ox Tnr,Nrui-a .T&ia- &icto:g-W
eommenI the following article 10 ile Thi;c. Hhi9y of til
Sonth. who U,nnsc van Eu!pn o., the ground thai. he
friendly 10 the hholilionis,s. Its coy:cd from The ESSc
Rcoistcr. an ultra .Gs.!erai -,2ro-, wl+~h hears the nam
-cf Edarcl Nct<icr al the head Of It's columns, but whie