Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
Of any acton the part Of Congress, in such des
terms, az will, in oil probability pEevcnt the Far

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from any further efforts through Congress effect te,
unial!owrd schemes. ! approve Dir. ~:scs amen;
me mt. because 30 Ec believe Congress 10, tie cu7s;
tulionn power; it is pnwer Incompatible with III, re.
slrc.icns o! the constitution, raIfcehTi? upon this SUI.
iect. fear lawrvcr. Mr.. N!S-s amendment: val 10.
be adopted. Tire SMUT: Itself upnn thai question il"
have - Believe not rnani"us. Mr.. jl:Y.'
resolution, WITH Mr.. Gasc"ch san"nGl"n' na;;.rr7r
to brlrvr, will TT aioprG by an or"i"2"lrDr
M jnry. which wIl prove cn:.clsv'!r tia Al Ca.
ercsy al cas r grra! body Of the ir'ern Represent,
al;vcs disposed 10 regard tc!r oLga:I" l" ;' Ns.
stiti;cn, Their GG:Y Ia TIE country "nc save TIE
the Union from tho polluted touch II ;'e rel g0u' en-!
political taE:cs u! the North. There Is Irra;y - Tie
North religious party Of fanatics upon this subject /:
will no Doubt be increased in number and respectfully
by the late work Of d.. thanning upon this sH!i~c
whose high standing and extensive influence viii lie
Unilsrars is well known. My reason 70! this oEiaa
is that upwards IT twenty members Of Tile North pin.
cina!Iy from! Vermont and Massachusetts, have had W.
wards of four thousand crp:cs Of Mr. SHADES abolition
speech struck off. IL circulate doubt among e.
sli.ucnts This speech enters into all The slang Of tie
ia natcs about the hnrro!s, rmslcc, and sinuInrS q
slavery It's circulation, OF course. must h. 10 make p'o.
sc trs It's Gocriacs and add abb ttoIs & lis schr:H
hapc il this opinion may be mistaken Il IS o..
ricon With these :&is staring US III the face. We
not be ;tls.iSbr to the danger with which we are
nacsd In this state Of things, niness anc dfcs"i2'
well as prudence hcccln,s We Iav", tiaa lrlc.@S
in the Norh sufficient numbers aud influence to
ic1act the c!ints Of tr ahnt"nsfs. In cur action
This subject we should not ALLEVIATE friends il he
North by cunloUEdins lhcm with the "bo!liIonisi: nd
indiscr Intimately drnnuncc them en- 'an*se. No! We
should confidently untold 10 them danger. the dan
rcr To- the Union and free institutions, and aprea 10
their patriotism and love CT country to save us and lh"E
from the ruin int" which the mad schemes VI
the abolilionsts would involve US.
So The Subscribers 20 Sadc Speech are al! highly
sycctahc gentlemen but fra! and decided opponents 0:
the Administration and Mr.. Van Buren, This Is IN
party question: and should net be, with tic Scu:h-wiA
waiev purposes may Ic ngtaled, 1t Is very certra
tina. Tie effects upon the South I'LL De- the sas and a.
ihouuh pollca objects into hr consideration
of solDc OF tie ngaiors get the South should present,
and hope viii present, an undivided front IL IS some
wat sing uar, and be regretted that while the soG'n
dcprrcutcs this question ties. OF Office ~ the NORTH i
should urc: il as a test in the South. II Northern
candidate suppu:trd. because Of his entertaining
views favorable - tie AboI!"nlsis. 1t would be goa"
reason why Tia: South should not sustain lnl But liz
North no. making this qUcslioa-and when in TACT the
aboonistS almost man, opposed to one "i Tie
Northern candidates, cannUt perceive the ProPr'rly Of
me South raising Tia, question: when not one wore IA
vouhe 10 abolition has ereT teca ""0"n 10 escape as
HpS."
and We, it has been used, and Will continue 10 h'
srrnuous,v urged both here and Mcrr BY tho Wings
toT party purposes They q" Tor aglluton-ae nG''n-
believing t.! this is :!r:l Ist card against Martin al
Ea.ru.
The s,,cc, is Few in full blast in both Houses n
Congressional in l,c H. Of d., where the Wings have
shuiird the pack and turned II up TO The top-putI"S
aside the EApnngi"s Resolutions: ANA screening Nj.
Leigh
The erca, r;fnr; u the WhigS b. such movements, is
10 ianr ar Impression Tic Public, iat they arc The
great ir:cnLs o! Ike S"a;I while the Republicans are
indifferent TO her rights and interests. Some men, "Go
would Ir Van buren, al the hazard Of the mon II
self ar. adrn;y striving make such an lnpT"sS"n-
They tried the same lh:ng hen Gners rash Trso!u-
tiuu was rrrc;r-hut tHt measure Is rc-ac'inS aSahS
thtu-For ic reason they attempting TO per.
vert the paper ci tic minority Of the C"l'i'!tre, and
msrrprcsrt the views Of the Republicans OF the H.
risia,.ro We shall lay all these papers before Ii"
Public rs soon as possihc--and then they viii So"
whether the Preamble Of Mr. Garland docs "sIIrcnccr
the pr.cpicS e"ntrncd for by TIC o;i, IN the Missouri
Controversial" The Whi!ligs Why says inGscd--bu,
who will believe II: The author certainty dld non:cnH
it--Tne Republican Party will be the last to give |: Up
We Will bc the last To strike principles ola Erf
question:. Uni The Wing knows that these principles
w into rcTui>.ti"n again for ~ years at Least
perhaps Iangrr. All The Territories South 81 5"
degrees If latitude Gnrud,ng Arkansas and flor:"--
~" t. respected by he North itself. Meme Of the IL"
tales North Of the Ohio, will cngratt such clause ''"
their CriiSlutiunsIh point where c question l. hr
~ be- made is the territory winch hes along Missouri
There If Siloud then De among The living, sc should
still Sickle fox the right-buL the day may o. very ds
taa, before that question up II overland "sGl
Gent Ina, day lie the cvil llrrcot II il were lett 10
the NuicTs and the Disuu!UnIss, and such maGnrn
As have threatened Van HuIrn with 10000 FrccU,cn &:
put him down II he IT, elected Prc.deD that day wi
never arr:re-i,r if their ruthless and uratcd prL-
rp!rS should unfortunately prevail, tins i"rs'Iur
bic Uron would be torn TO pirccsi!c Ark 81 cur Co'
yrIluu dashed 10 htOms-aad VIC should 1--we to see
Til" DAY " hen thou, Imperial Troy! must le"',
AMI sec thy Warriors tall, Ny gln':es '"i" .
Yes left In them, America would soon be Booted l'A
thu list e Nations
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