Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04

) V K WATSON
,rbcse ,ur person. subsequently declared that they were not
members any Society ind 'hUi he '"'u"i dc "''
express their views and scnrImcn's
No man. after these exhibitions, venture 10 say,
doubts the identity Of Federalism and Aboi'lI"nsm
Eul there are other and equally conclusive proofs.
In the eastern and river districts, the +, dera cand
dates were not required 10 Abolition scLimer MS,
nor To answer ALL lest in that region they might lose
votes among electors sho, "haer'r they may be P"l'
cay cannot yet be turned over 0pfHy To an aSsnca
ljon with an approval Of AbolOnsn. hot ~ the
western Congro ssional districts, nearly every FEDERAL
candidate either answered the Abolition Inquiries Affirm
vrly or gave secret assurances, ibruughSuch NaVtInB
au,nIs and parzans as the Rec Mr. BLkesry, ut they
were with Them In the Ourda district, the INST eva
siye letter of Messrs Kirkland and Flzhugh was cecIar
ed not To be satisfactorily although indirect ancss
were given that, whilst they did not care to take open
ground wish The Ab"i:onSis, yet that ihry were ''as
and uarl;saus aud So successful Mir. IN removing
tie doubts of his Abolition friends in OswTgo that aoan
doning the prrirEcc Of running hrd uch'' ihey came
out openly The morning OF The ell con ana tootth
with fierce zeal. side by side with their edriaI ase'
cialrs Ia the Onondaga District, Mr. Victory Birds
evo \ member and tiic.r &C an Abolition Sucfty,
lea ding Federal merLeI Of the House at the last SEES
sion the partisan who read MIR Se"ards E'crG:d Re
tsIa address his legislative port on The relief nra'
sn-r sas the Fedora! candidate .or Cong;fSS &c Mo.
n,ur well hrow Federal paper in tie G:s.::c' stated
on the Cd inst that MIR Il was nominated expressly as
an AbG;onsl, and with n view 10 "a perfect union,
among the allied paitiSans In Grnesre an enir ht"-
I,un ticket Congress and members 0! AsSrmby-"as
nominated Lv The FedeiUsis and such WINS 'hr charac'
tor rhrr ?CnIy or secretly, nf the 1t CrTa nominees
for Congress III all the Western districts Bnl pioDa'
bly, the characteristic exhibition "t tie game 81 lie
JOINT partners black and white is ir course ara fller
Of zarah Smith ui The Federal candidates III OhoH-
daga county Here il is: 800
"M.siIus OF % 1898
SIM rrply in the AFFIRMATIVE TO the Jour
queries Of the SkanPuters Anti Slavery S'ceiy, con-
tanned in yours lust received al tie time stating
that if. cted do no, consider self pledged I" spend
,u:p in The discussion of anti slavery sutycts (Which
more properly Leong to the National H. g,sanreJ uny
further than they become practically CONNECTED Win our
State legislation.
Respectfully, ycu,s;; .,,u.
Mr. JAMES G. FULLER,
Sc1ttary SAant0tetrS 4rt Sieroy S.ci'ty
This Az.ral Smith il will Le recocc"d. vas a
member al the last session. The cats paw 9" Weed. the
eady agent in any political imposition. and the insiru
nent through whom report in relation I" The purchase
# 4 Governors house, Of report II can hr called
bounding in false statements aud Impniai"rs. "as
made Mark the tenor ard scope Of his letter He
.wers every Abolition question IN he GW'WGhrf-be Is
with them ybel ore the election and Tor The brn"-
il Of their votes: but after the e'c"n, when itEsla'
ION on Abortion subjects may embarresS his foCea a.
oco,rs and expose their hy pocrsy and deceit then lie
S not 10 he considered 'rdgsd to spend time IN the
discussion Of ansiavery subj CO, &c. any tut'htT
han they become practically connected with our State
rpisIaon &" Or course, notwithstanding The 'ailrIna.
I'VE" answers and the distinct avowal q! AbnIitIOTism
" the Federal candidates, for use at the PoI!s yet at
h. ncx' SESSION al the last the suiec, is TO receive
the go by.
Such vas the ffasrmizrd course Of Federalism and
iboI,Ionsm prfriOus me cIecttOn 10 say nothing OF
he fact that the Federal candidate for Lieutenant G"
vernon publicly avUwed ms Abolition sentiments win
he unde rs,andinc no doubt that whilst his associate IN
nomination. the Federal candidate for Governor, waste
,ssume publicly what different grounds. hP Was I"
AVE TIM sccrd forts and circulars Of the politics.! Aho
ons!s here and elsewhere under the objection Of Tie
orfipale Weed in favor Of his election
And how stands The account Sinoc tie coRf'sy E1.'
p,ing he two Bank bought rcnegnGes JAMES Watson
Webb and NJ NJ Noah the Federal press c"nc,dr the
aid and evidently 10 retain The association, OF
their Abolition allies. These two individuals, although
they published without objection and w,h 'nci ap
pr"val. the circular "i The Albany county political AbO.
itionsts urging their brehren I" support Mr. seward
and To oppose Gov Marcy: although Noah called ,L-
attention Of Abolitioniss to Mr. Bradsis letter, and
dire ctcd them tie Abolition paper TO obtain copies "t
and although bnh gave silent assent to the Joint
,s and secret ntrigues 81 the Federal and Ab0
iron politicians; they affect, that The election IS
yer and The Abolition secured. and now that the
dark assocnon mny rsrke al the South. TO speak dis
par,pngly o! AbOIti0nSn, md nne o! them, with his
disregard Of the truth, charges ha, Mr..
Van Buren, and bis friends in ihis State (who To man
gave distinctly IN The nCgavrl were IN hague
with tie AboIiiinns,! Aside fron these of gates,
how sands the account since the elCc;ioT'
On the second day after The cirsng Of lie polls, The
Evening Journai. i!e iusiigaior Of p"tcd! Abo"nIsm
as Of Ants masonry and The v:ceroy MI S'wurt,
thus spoke The Courier and Enquirer, since whic the
Inter has rot vFHIursd to '.wag lis tongue:
We are PANIED amid hr general JOY that Feryades,
To- Scr IN thu C"uritr and Enquirer an Ird'srfinna,e
attack upon Aholilinniss 1t is true, that Nessrs Tap
osn. Smith Einev LeavIt Stanton, and other Ab"i
lion leaders in their misguided zeato use the most