Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

Ht!"- =; ,hc ranks-no fncSse-trick, management
S'', ,ss mark and; no inching or dodgns People
Loo ;, YOU owe it TO yourselves to catech'se your
{" ,,,acs. and understand ca'egor'eallY from 'hem
H ,hrr opinions the above or such other qcs
WAX -" , ,,,v think brSt. Ask them yourselves lace
tons y Tin. day of your Ecclions-in tie presence
= , ~, assembled multI,u'"'
O. TIE ELECT30N
-, r-, +, learn. that Mr. Peter L. Spratey's ndis
" ,rey, MS lis bring again candidate Tor the sut
r's"'" IN. people of Su:ry county. The Democrats
h'E's ;.,,nsiy fixed upon candidate, VIM. f. BAL
'NF ,;,, Republican, and friend of Mr.. Y. Butrn
~ slcrcd ccr,ain The Wings have yet
NJ, 4 canilda,c.-Mr. Urquhat (Whig) is spa
Yronpctiinr with Mr. llulsrman Tor The Senate
h'' =, ,l IS entertained OF lis election. We under
u" vim, l!,, finest spirit and the greatest unaniiny
>'-h1 me Republican Party in that section Of the
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pr ,,,nnyira opcnrd Tie Scheme derelopcd,
r5,nI Of the Danyc Observer has heard Vim
Wr,rr ,,!ic guaiiiCr at the Right OF instruction
''", v,,l .s Ecc.i"nrerIuE Speech Hear IN what ami
''i Strains the Observer drselopcs the present plan
~ re Wing Campaign;
tI t.u Frustrated, under the powr. and tirnln,ss
'.'..;,s and rtpnbicanS-whcn 10 their reanIialed
81 in Tie guided attire of Bank advocates and
S'! N Virginia, temporary triumph, by means Of
"' . ~ ,ri.j aud pre- concerted PANIC. The honest
.''' w.. ~, ;as. alarm and dcatenng Glamour Of WING
,n::,s aud P.LNC-.H.1nE hS.
F,tWTn~[ are these predclions' Vanished with the
,,ss curses once rife, upon the head of our pa
s'" ' .nI venerable President. Now, the scene is
" n,T l.miml,cicd 10y the temporary success Of
~ L,rrs and reckless under the well grounded fear
r. ,.t,a,rd defeat. the great Wing party arc I" vsii
,a,a wI!i the days OF pane and alarm. Yes, to our
IeIy.I,i1r,s We would address warning voice. We
,. y,u another PANIC is 1t hand BE prepared.
Sf' T., IT, assui.ed with all the horrors and cauivurs
,,.i = Bunk bu, an Abolition PANIC. y
.Y,s itiov.cliizcnS, an open attempt Is now being
5. rr some politicians To create a new PANIC,
".r, r\NlC-an abolition PANIC. This is to be
,J OH without measure: the desperate effort, of
! ,,,r;Dr par.y in order, to operate the elections;
,t,,,I,ri, YOU into the support. OF Wing canddales-,o
7 Won vi,HOu, real cause into the support of puti.
Guns whose principles you oppose and unless being
PiNlC. STRLCk. YOU cannot! anu Will not sustain
Tnc effort desperate one, Tie struggle Is 10 De vio-
I'm. a:.i cu.1iltr!cG.
:. Wl,a, loo is the manner in which all this is 10 be
.H,..rG: How are 10 be addressed: not with
.gncns nor facts But by means Of the very inccndi.
,r Publications, the suppression OF which has cost you
,,',rh lry and consumed much oitle time Of your
S,I.s Legislature. The materials, manufactured by
Yt,iYrn abolo.. lists. to be used as evidence ~
rn.,y.r upon the Southern people. The pamphlets
oi abolition societies, published at the North,
usrc :, operate your fears and excite your alarm.
,,y have the letters Of Gcrrit Saith and the inla-
IA
ru .q! DIVE you the extremes of mprudence and in
d.tnal.o.i But what Shall we say when their printed
pnr,rls and reports OF societies. are resorted to-
ia; ii tie politics Of Nrg mia What, we ask you,
have these lncrndiary publications to do, with your
,,rct,a,s or YOUR principles: Is there but one
;nui Of drtsaliOn and contempt tor the persons, the
r.,.,yss and the principles of abotonlsts? No true
lty,Iian regards them with any other feeling. BE
roar luarG ticn fellow citizens, charge YOU you
y.at the mon you value your republic and as you
nyr ycur country, charge you BEWARE OF the
g,NiC and the PANIC MAKERS"
Sch precisely the scheme set OH foot here, IN Hem
re-. n Che s,eri-l and other counties. The Wing Eli
,:y.Gs tie trumpet ab,u: abolition. 4 species Of Coffin
S:nt Us hoods The contry-aud yesterday, scribber IN
"a. NJ. Wtu The respected names ut "Ss!dca
auI Agr$ Processes 10 address the people at lcnrco,
ai. /, sara them against Martin Van Buren,. He calls
a Al tbiUnSt when IN his late letter lie reprobalcs
al the vile crew. and declares himself the ln!lexlble
uac"ni promising opponent OF any attempt OH the
a Of Congress to NEEDLE with slavery in the States
II the District of Columbia. This scribber has
$50 tic auacity in the face Of the wrllknowa fact to
-; tia, every ice negro has the right in a. York vote,
VINO oanS p-,I rrty worth 500. Tie knew better
9arn hy it, The Constitution yes various sorts
Suffrage the white man, but eXaCs of the free
sr That he SHOULD own and pay taxes on jrcehod OF
S!U dear Of uU debts anu incurnbraHcCS Before the
ale CnnvcGtan the white and the free negro
.:;ty on the same level And Van Buren, instead
extending the suffrage Of the free negro, has mate
rlIy reduced -so much So indeed, that he has nearly
4! him oil Of ali Surage-As instead Of 500 voters in
IL, city q: ~ Y. uuder the old Constitution, there are
only lUU of population OF ~ 700 tree negroes
that cl,v Hu, such the tricks, 10 which the Wings
resort msrerrcsen the facts and lnjure Mr. Van Bu-