Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19


Republican pary with Jefferson and Madison at their
head enabled 10 gain and maintain the nscendnncy
over the federal party Aud we Hno" llial pom 'ei!ei
and Madison denounced NY the Ola ledetasts
as " caucus candidates.
Fcllow.cilzens MARTIN Vas buren, is our candidate
10 oppose the great champions Ola protective ann IN
tcrnal Improvement, AboonIsm aud BANK hrIoc't -
He is not offered as Of league Of GIc"rdanl ra's
aud principles, bnt honest man. Slat''s'i'1' an"
RrpEhlcan-unr who unites upon himself the 'aiFi''"
rhaanx Of the Republicans. and who prefers I" s''' OF
fall alone Ivy the rnicc of the people, III preference u 'E
scramble and corruption in tie House Il" REPRESENTATIVES,
VIII you vpe agausl him merely account III Naked
uuprovcn and unreasonable charges whilst YOU c"uhte
nance and sustain those who are tie nssa'nri ana IN
slricnl. in plot to take the election out OF our hands
and transfer it 70 Congress: Let Us answer III HE 'iiS
| The first Monday in November.
The .7loitioniss cJ he ioyih and the Pnnic-nakerS u
The .Syuih-Ms. VAN buren, againSt both.
Fellow Citizens the abotionsts Of the North and the
panic makers Of the South are playing INTO Tie hahdS
OF each other. They are both striving 10 effect their
wicked purposes by exciting cnmlly between inc NORM
and the South The election of Martin Van Buren, VIII
he dcatll-b blow 10 both Of these factions. NO man
North Of Maryland has ever come out mere tusiy ana
strongly il; defence of Southern ghls than he has
The great mass of his supporters sustaining his
views. United with them, have nothing TO tear from
| Northern nccndaries Southern lacoii!Sts but II
Martin Van Buren, and his friends 10 be set down as
'enemcs IN Mc 5Duh, and treated as Euch on account
of such sentiments as he has publicly expressed upon
the subject Of abolition then the whole North ana Inc
whole South are enemies to each other; tins Union
must Ihl! and cnly find safely IN standing ar
| mics and military dcSpotism.
Fellow citizens, this election ought not TO llFn cHciu
syey upon the abolition question. We would not con-
tend that any ought 10 be made prcsdrnt simply
| because lie is ahotonist. But the Southern enc
rcs of Mr.. Van Buren, striving TO convert our North
friends into enemies. In return Tor their warm eH
plcss;ons ofaternu feeling, they insultiny charged
with insinccriiy and Hypocrisy In return Tor lhcH
public and repeated denunciaons OF the abolllIonss
they are denounced as abolitlonlss themselves And be-
cause they will assent to every abstract theory and
every desperate proposed By our Southern "
contents they prescribed as enemies to the South.
Fellow citizens il you would preserve the union OF these
States and The rights Of the Southern States, down
down! with those who thus endcavOrng to engcndcr
| hnslililrs between the North and the South!
in calling your attention 10 the subjoned letter OF M
Van Buren, we refrain l;om noticing the attempts
Of the Anfan Buren, committee OF this county 10 per
vert It's meaning and 10 cheat you into the belief that he
! is unc0mmCd upon the abolition question, but InchneS
Ia favor the abolitionsS. Alter having claimed your al
enlon upon the promise Of "cand'd, Pntn and "nrar-
ai.1rd statement If tacts and arguments; after having
admitted that " the North is wrll entitled TO lrcsi.
den, as the South or Vest yea, after having adnon.
srd you suppress Southern prrju'ices, lhr most
of their address, is nothing more nor less lli c"htl'
nlrd rurt by uncuald statements Il" cs and NAKED as
scrons, work up Southern prcrd!ccs, and to pro,
scribe Martin Van Buren, upon grounds, winch would
deny the North any little whatever to lrcsIdtnt-
They tell you that MIR. '. Burcn !eclIn"s gIVlg any
pied res and says that lie will go, ii I've g"cS at all, into
Inc Presidential Chair untralncr aud free To act as
r,cnsanc,s NAV ncrn him." (Sce the address of the
Au,i.Nan Buren, committee to the People Of Halifax
it is true, that scurning 10 beg votes by promises and
p.d.,s Mr. Van Buren, Tells committee oil his
in North Carolina that he tenders no pledges, bat 0e.
cares only sctd opinens and conrictions OF dy and
that those who doubt that they will be carried into luli
and iDiT effect under obligations 10 trust him
But does he say as is asserted by Wing Committee
that he will 90, If lie goes at all. INTO the Presidential
Chair unrumme!ed, and free 10 act as circumstances mag
;ucjne him. No. fellow citizens; he says such thing
If elected h. will 90 into the Office trammcIled, as
every homes, patriot is by his settled opinions and con
yic.'ns Of duly" lie tells you plainly what his set
lied opinions and convictions of duly" They are
all that the sonh could desire. For, he declares en-
platiculiy that elected, he mist 90 into the Prcs
dental Chair the intlcxihc and uncompr"nIsng oppo
slavery IN 's D;;;s Of cea"ba 1ssi., III: w:s;
equity drctded to resist the slightest WIN
the subject IL tie STATES where 1t exists hrSe are ~:
o%n words; but read the whole Oh MS eAEe!!tA' cl'e'
Here follows Mr.. Van Buren, 5 Letter.
~. ,,r,,.n, ,.,,, oi Couarcs, anon ike suLjcc
Inc P@s' AKA P'e'e" Ha." I.' y ''''
:: .''" .:
Petitions avoFng Aoooi' nave ''oi" 'l'c =" a'r
been lad before congress rom ''' S'"' '''0 " '>
present time IL Is no nc" 'iins c,,r ,r ,ho,,io,
In opehtSns were presented II! 'S"uC o.
in the S"t"s inry ase'' Tgerrcn T,, Commi,,e
when NiT. Madison was So'"'
E'p"!rN " mat 1Dhgf'sS i"'e o 1".'',' w. ,.,r
~ ~ , ,;'e S,",a. -
:" III the STATES ,,. .,,o ,,,o,, g.:
~ warm an" interesting ue'i .D".' @ r. '
occa''o''' WIZ" ""' = '
, upon the SUBJECT. ..,I !,
, December I'm, 7E' memorial was l'S .%,
Mr.. Barney OF Maryland. IL was H'n on tHE S,"n al"
on his motion to PRINT inc l'"'ia, W! .;'M
jec,cd to the printing but expressly """'hn me Is"a
Congress ITO grant 10 me Pt""c l"E s't', ""g
sN'e "'.'" ~" "9 ~ =, + ia-,r. -
j'D"' "ts in ; s,hu;,,rd rcsoIulions
January o,h - or '1'i'i n,;',o 49,, ~
The second OF whch 'hS.ructu ;mr ,I nrl:nnrv
District OF Cou"'o'a' 10 eit''t INV n a.. ri rn: e
aD"!Islhg S'ast'y Wtn '% r tI,,, C,n,
Mr.. Alexander oil ' lrSin!a, Nh"i'"'"i VI ''''H S"'