Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

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)! and 5 W-d, with several others, contributed,
understand, each homsond dohaIS' o'hefs
rs L,,h,d various sums, from one 10 hVe hu"G'eo
,rs and the amount subscribed at that meeuns a'ohe
il is said tairtu thousand dOitaTS' VI ms one
sNtn,s maid the spot. and the other han was upon
"a c,nd9n that they csrried The city ihss conoi'
!" snhsc:irlion was then Put into the hands al ac-
49, and unscrupuuus parsans, who, melted by The
w ' large rewards, ln means unirled 10 secure
nts.,ress of their untaowed designs. A correspond
"t sss opened between them and the Federal com
''.,.s os New Jersey and Pennsylvania, who agreed
"":,1o,sh i certain number Of voters, each of whom
~, lc pad in addition TO his travelling expenses,
,, Of twenty two dollars for every Vote he placed
.b. balo, boxes committee was appointed, whose
~ was 10 Re the docks TO receive the consignmens
'i,I, friends and escort ;hea TO the wards III which
w.re 10 vote. In this manner the Federal vote in
r,v was increased some thousands; and the honest
n,. Gratis who disdsned 10 accomplish their end by
.."1 and wlliui perjury, were defeated"
full scrutiny should be made into this subject ne
,i. ought TO appoint committees, bold independent,
"a Intelligent for the purpose Of exposing these trans
,,,,s TO the Indignation Of the world-Whose blood
is not boil at such statements? These outrageous
:ri. which poison the very fountains Of liberty. are
,,,,,sa 10 excite spirit among the people, which
., n good time rescue institutions from the Grim
enterprises that have been set foot against them
,,u,e TO arrest such outrageous frauds, as have been
ln,lr arriving TO their present loathsome excess
S,rsu mon yrtuous people to awaken, probe these
,,,,,ns 10 the bottom and 10 hurl from office, and
tb from their confidence, every man who has parii.
c,n,isJ IN ihei. preparation
yrW YORK INSTRUMENTATION
-, .no,hc. vice Of the Wing tactics in New York
Iss dark not a darker. lineamen;, in these times,
So t,-sc, generation between the Abotonists and
-. Wings Of New York Il is useless 10 deny the
having taken Place in various parts Of the State.
Ga the following e,Ier, which has been addressed to
r.: H.. EEscr Of The Enquirer:
~ " ROCHESTER, Monroe co., Nov. 10, 1888.
"As hghly probable that this State has gone for
The Wings, it Is duty we owe our friends IN other
states 10 advise them Of The that have produced
sr.h an unexpected result. The cannot be dis
c1,eI-and we should be wanting in aithtuness to
Southern iIiends, did We attempt 10 conceal the fact
Tin. the mad and fanatical spirit Of Abolition has pro
t,cel the result. The plain statement of few facts
viii suffice 10 put you on your guard First; The can
to.e, Of the Democratic party throughout the State ao
med Abolition Second: The Wings courted the Abo-
,iorss b. nominating one Of them for Lieutenant.
toreynor and effected coalition OF The Wing and Abo
gss N al. Tie counties For instance, Gates the
her u Congress elect in the Greene District, appeared
,,Chu,ch with negro seated IN his pew, between him
ST. and wife, the Sunday before The election. In this
county, every negro qualified to vote, voted Inc Wing
,,,,.I In the third ward Of this city, the Wing ajo.
nv was fear But deduc,lng Tie votes OF nine nsgroeS,
who voted the Wing ticket, we should have had Do.
ngc-ac majority Of fire. You may rely upon it, that
he w,: doctrines of the Abol,ions,s have received
a.cius from potica! union with the Wing party, that
vii Eur.y them on with fearful rapidity in their mad
cl-ser Yours, respectfully
Ano,hs: memorandum which We have received from
the same city confirms the above letter. II says: It
oYr Southern friends DO not sustain the Democracy OF
The North the abolition Wing party OF this Stale will
ride over US rough shod Now, look ye at the South
what the bastard Wing party of 81 is, compared with
the kigs Of .G.-The case mentioned below is only
one Of hundreds Of cases in all respects similar Bra
dish elected BY Wings, and AbOlitionsm is TIL
um?hlni!
From The Rochester Daily .7drcr;issr, cf.Iov. 81
"TulED WAap.-Thc Democrats have maj ority Of
tie ,-he rioters in the third ward. The Federass, in
their desperation, brought up nsne negroes, who voted
the Wig Abolition ticket, and swore IN their votes
These negroes brought 10 the polls by leading mem
teis Of The Wing party.
Had they moi voted (and mos, of them had not the
requisite qualifications ene them to vole) should
have had ma jority Of fire. The Opposition are vel
ccme all the glory triumph can confer which was
CHAINED bv an amGl samatios with negroes"
VIVA. have ourselves seen: We have laid before
GU! readers the Circular OF the Albany Abol;oniss, in
wing all the AnS Slavery Electors Of the State 10 vote
ior the Wing Candidaes-and declaring that "Mr. Sc
ward the candidate Of the party that opposes the
election of President who stands pledged 10 veto any
BIZ abo!shing slavery in the District Of Columbia
We have Republican Press seeking the vote OF
the Ahoon;s,s but the contrary we have seen 1t de-
precang and Genouacing The nerposlon Of Abolition
ism Political Test. Among these journals, the Albany
Argus the leading publican paper n. York, has dis
iHgGhed itself by the manness and direcneSs .. lis re-
p'0blon On the other hand, what Wig paper LctoTe
Election, came out &C.
centric New York Herald alone excepteo) Some or
them kept dark-payed orator mum before The election
waist others openly invited the operation Of the Abo
ltonsts and asked them how they could vote for one,
decidedly opposed TO their views, as Martin Van Bu
zen:
True !, IS tina, of these Wing papers have since
come cut against the Abolitioniss-bu what of that,
II concerns the late election? They now despse the
iralo but they were willing avail themselves Of the
treason These posthumous denuDcations Of few pa
raaphsts not the weight of feather against the
obvious between the Wings and the Abolition
ISIS in the Stale Of New York-against the election by
tie OF the entire Wing vote with few exceptons3
o man ,l!ke Luther Bradish of education and Of
sanding. who had publicly and deliberately staked his
p.Grca! prospects upon naked and extreme abolition
r:oundsasanst the election leo Of several members OF
Congress who had done the very same thing, las for
instance the present member Fillmore, whose district
gives The largest Wing vote in the State, 600 Majority
In fact ho can these after thoughts and after decla
ration, avail against thousand circumstances, which
i 1erc tedious 10 recspituate:
BG. this is game, which is not confined to this SIM
g. Our friend Noah, and Co, as we'll as the
A5ohtIonists. all understand the manGuyre. 1t was
P,yed in New York, in 1898, when the Anti Masons
animated Solomon Soulhwick for Governor, and So
ieany pledged him their support But when they came
70 lie vote almost all the National Republican Anti.
M,sons roted for Judge Thompson, the National Re-
pqoc,n in opposition 10 MIR. Van Buren,, the RePubli.
an cantida,e-whils they left the duped Democratic
nu.hssons 10 vote for Souihwick. They have now
len p!ay:n pretty much the same game with the
,9o,on drama. Publicly they disapproyed OF Stewards
tnswerThey declared, that the sincere Abolltionsts
ol;hto withhold their votes from both candidates The
Democratic Aboli;ioniss have in general, and in good
i1h done so, but the great of the fanatics are IN
changed Wings, and they have put in their ballots Tor
Seward Ills is probably nearly, if not quite, as
ar.e a: D;cdishs. Some Southern Wings in the city OF
Ne" io'k, and some really high minded men through
oNlMe State. have struck the Of Bradsh from their
''H"H but tie Wings have supported him with almost
Isa;ty good will a. they have done Seward himself
We confess, that the subject of 7tolonism begins to
gro" upon Gu. apprehensons, and 10 assume darker
Iaefcs! IN the prospects Of country Since it has
become political ,esi since it has entered into the
'ir,m of The elections; since Of the most distn
slhad candidates Of both parties have condesceuded
. answer their interIonalories and Of them