Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
WHO .iEOL.ITIONIS.M.

deraliss and Abotnnsts. That "a fair business tran
sactpn has lung been effected for The former 10 have
the political volrs of the latter there cannot be shadow
of doubt My npni"ns this subject are not formed
idle reports hear say but from cuai versaons
had with the parties themselves in The several sections
of this and the adnnIng States; and that my views may
moi be considered new the tnlowing is extract from
Memorandum wrote some months back: Ever since
President Buren, gave The public his candid views
&c, in relation to domestic slavery in the District Of
Columbia, most deadly hostility with few excrp
tions has been pursued against him and the Admins
traun by The Abollonsls. Even the pu pit has been
made The arena, 20 use the dgmfed language OF the
dern Wings to Damn the President and his adinnstta
ton. '''
Previous the period above mentioned fully
lained, that very considerable majority Of the AbO
tioniss voted the Democratic ticket probably
der the impression that Mr. Van Buren, would favor
their prnecs BE that IL may. they we're thrown ini"
qnandary. when they learned that the President would
not sanction any interference with the State Rights
principles 10 their future political Many Of
them have said, TINT 10 be true to htmseres and The
principles they cOatsnded tor Msy must and ,cou sup
port from their body for The National and Suite
Lcgisnture particularly they could bring in,0 The
eid Man 30OOD roteS in The otue, ering them the
balance OF power which they determined 10 mike
of in the best possible TO gain their Oh sct-
The Fedealisls with their usual sagaciiy doubt
the dilemma, they would be placed in provided they
could mot have The votes Of the Abollonists indeed
they all hut certain that without them their pros.
pect OF gaining The ascendancy in this Stale hope.
less In this critical state Of affairs watched the say
ngs and oings of both parties narrowly and have
In The conclusion, that bargain has been made for the
FedeIasts TO have the votes Of the Aboonisls-and if
am nol very much mistaken, shall see at the ersu
ing fall election. the Aboltions,s like the ali MasOns
chained TO The 'oeeis IF he federaSts with few excep
| tons. ] say with a few exceptions, because ] know
some, that will not abandon the Administration, and
feel warranted in saying, that they have no, been made
acquainted with the etrt 10rking Of Editor Weed and
| n I'M Memory ~ mn ba
asked. what is the price condition of the purchase
bargain for the Abolition yotes' The answer NAV be
given in few words viz pledge that Federal Pre-.
sden and administrator, would be favorable 10 the
AbolonIsts particularly in the District of Columbia
! Look 10 this. South" his quotation is from the
Y. Evening Star, which the distinguished Editor Of
that paper made Of the trihing occasion Of De-
mncrat being Abolition Meeting down East. This
partner Of the S52 0OO--': fair business Transaction
like his fellow Hod.rn hig Editors takes every oppor.
tuny 10 endeavOr To enlist the feelings Of the South
against the Administration the sub ect Of Abolition,
while in fact, they Qhe Fedealists in close alliance
with The AbolIlioniss. Noah says, "every one knows
never fight Tor pay This may be true, but will the
gaam BajOr say that he urifes for pay-al least
those Of you who lending your aid put into
power TO trampe under foot your!nsli,uons, &c
When wrote The foregoing, ii was not my intention
to offer it for pubIcalinn would do so, had it
been for seeing many iscoods and misrepresen.
tai0ns in The Federal prints since the n. York election
IN relation 10 the in which the Abolition
cast, &c. The great object Of the Federal editors
is make the people, particularly the South believe
that they the Federass, carried this State against the
! Democrats and AbTii,ioniss combined IL is strange
that found making such fuIse statements and
msre pesenailons when in truth they know them 10 be
the very Now, the fact is The FsdeaIisls re
ceived al The recent election in this State probably not
less than 81 0O) Abolition votes If the advertisement
by The Aboonsts, addressed 10 the Delegates forming
the Federal Convention held Utica few months since
correct. the above.ne ntioned number of Abolition
votes underraed that paper stated that they had
40 900 yoes-"f course, understood ready be.
come modern Wings. am aware Indeed, was present
when this overture made that considerable stir
took place in the Convention when this Abolition
presented This, no doubt, was done for effect
they no, wishing 10 have public redding Nolwilh.
standing, wW dare they say that at least large por.
ton of the delegates forming the Convention
s'rh0le hog .9LoiioaisS? few weeks previous 10 the
Federal Convention held at Utica similar held
al Herkime., ~ Y AT this Convention, resolution was
introduced, and passed, if quite, nearly unanimous
censuring the Administration and Congress very strong
terms in relation To the they had pursued against
the AbolitioHiss. The delegates forming the Herkmer
Federal also delegates the Utica Fe-
deal Con venon. 1t will be recollected that at the Utica
Federal Convention, resolution was passed in favor Of
the Republican principles Of the lanented Jefferson This
censured in very Terms in the Federal prints
but not word said about the resolution passed at Her
kimer in favor of The Aboonsts Even the distinguish
ri Col Stone has been silent this subject almost
wonder that The Federal prints have out deny
!
their Lieutenant Governor. BY the official returns Of
the n Y election. appears that the An Masonic and
half Abollonist. Mr.. Seward. Governor elect has "a
less than Mr. BradIsh. the tuA.LiOoded Abolonist
The "A given 10 Mr. Bratsh over Mr. Seward are
no doubt the exact number Of Democratic Abolition
voes-fttu fur out Of forty M0uSand. Turn and twist
in whatever shape you may, Messrs Federasts this is
a correct version. | could 90 on and show Numerous
other facts and circumstances 10 prove the connection
between the Federass and Aboitionss; but at present
will confne myself 10 The following: A few days since,
| was informed that Leading Federais also Adolf.
ZIONIST and Hon Judge too residing in West Chester
county, New York when speaking Of the glorious Hiy
and 7bOlii0n victory observed latter Martin Van Bu.
rem, we shall have an Abotonst President" Federal
Printers rhat say you 10 MiS prophecy IF Of your
diSting uish,d isndcys' In closing this deem il
sary state, that attended the several Federal and
Abolition Conve nlions, &c held in this State, and from
the varnus conversations have had with members and
delegates 10 those bodies persuaded that might
have brough, forward many facts prove the
necton between the Federaliss and Abo!l,ions,s.
BEACON
P s-Mr Seward, for Governor received 1872 SOS
vnles-Mr Bradsh. for Lieut. Gov, received 1912 922
votes By this it w! be hoy the Fedealists
| and Aboonis,s pulled in the same traces.
Since writing the above visited Democratic village in the
Western Of this State and informed by undoubted autho
ry Clergyman Oeshborins village offered his
preach them which accepted. The Rev gentle
commenced MS DISCOURSE the usual mannebu, hid
fer attacked of MI Buren,
the had pursued tie Aboliionsts and
change of the Administrations also advised his hearers read
Rond Speech Query DAD this Rev. gentemnn few
Of Il certain deunc Bank, for his disnfed sermon
We have received fine specimen Of white, glossy
sewing silk, made in Logan county in this State. 1t
shows what the Vahey of the Kananha effect IN this
beautiful! production. The Silk worm fed on the
common black mulberry of that region, and The silk
reeled on the common reel The accompanying Letter
in our next-1he Silk. GrOners Convention met at Bal
;imore Tuesday 1t consists Of more than Hmm
tree delegates from various States Of the Union Judge
Comsock Of Connecticut called to the Chair, and
II Vice Presidents appointed one from each of differ
ent States represen,sdA motion of DR. Buck Of w ash
! ingon, to adjourn 10 that city, not yet decided
We learn from the Brunswick (Ga.) Advocate Of the
goth ut that Moncure Robinson, Esq the distinguished
Engineer, native of Virginia, and now resident of