Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
:; ri,,nssstl. Tuesday, Nov. @7.
ABOLlriONlS VI.

* of b,,h. We, they supply with facts, which
'.,.r Ii n, on tie movements of the Ahoonis,s
,s not awarc. ,hal II had been so generally made
II " sd rsi: and tina, lnanv of the Csndd"irs for
4 -. - New York. Massachusetts, and Michigan,
1 -',,,I to arswer them.
III d, State uf New York, many OF The wing candid
,, cua!!,G before thesr-and their concessions TO
.-o,a,0rleS OF the Abolition isis have been reward
/ cord r- 10 tie EmaTc pator) frequently with sue
f., N,rhiran, The same system hes been prac'ised
"a congressional Candidates Wells 1.-THE Wing
? ALMOST entirely sGccumbs 10 their wishes-but
n Irarr. (the Republican candidate) whist I've
himself strongly against slavery IN The abstract,
''s Ground IN 5sha!f OF such measures. as are cal
III y ., r.era.r in iavur OF the ghtS al tie slave
4 CO.. SAFES In one remarkable respect tie course
80 :, ard Crarv is most strongly. contrasted To
! " ,, nut 10 li.sm by the Michigan Anti Slavery
,' w ",;e vcr in favor Of SO regulating lie co"i.
- ,yeru ilc respective States, that hereafter hu.
"'' :. Il not be made subjects OF such trade:
mn. answers siifmavely Now, mark the indig-
i VIZ, ,ao,r O.. CI2ry, the Republican candidate:
W. .e,und question proposes such sa extension OF
.-,,,. g: iur Federal Government, such viola
if,ts S,,,, Ok tue Constitution, such an attack uPon
WA y,7arny ard independence OF the States, that no
Wv a nr ,a nian TO lover Of Aneiicaa liberty could
- ,,.e,-r, iRuk Of giving IL affirmative answer.
ss,o,si States Of the Union are independent
,oss IN all that concerns their Internal regulations.
v,i,.a has conceen with the inieraai GhaHs
- G>.clr.. than she has with those OF RUSSIA; and as
I,..y ia The States is institution which the
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!, he cizsns of Michlgaa. as political community,
m 10 more right TO interfere with it, than they have
vii ..ye:y i,eEiss y! RGssa. lin the ialteE case
1 .V.sA BE- violation OF national faith, II would be
,y 50 N The tormer While therefore consider uie
j "a n hanan beings wong, opposed e the spirit
1.-THE age and t. tie benign principles OF tie Shraiiasi
!! .ro .ioHtd also consider the passage OF "a" oy
.r,rrss to prohibit such ,tace wrong, as opposed 10
,s rr, ard letter of Institutions aud endanser-
lie cxu.e o. Fopu.a. ocsty throughout lie weird.
L O. poHLl q
would Je Gn?csSH!e uncSs te ;ssi:nna executive ~as
\ -rr, with Fower AID patronage which would soosi
5,,.217. the land AID take the gore5nEier Cob
| .i,rL GeSpDiISia.
In, .igas IN Massachusetts appear 10 De wn7sc thsa
,s ne IA ue other lNo States. Not only 10 Tie can
,S ccaifsceUd TO answer TIE im?erhncnt e;tSs.
s OF the Fanatics. bat the caud!da,ee OF bch parties,
:. nave seen ElcI strike az tie rights OF t(:e
S.a and Tie very spi.il Vi the fedesIl CuGpsc: We
g. ac ,atan 70 except tire Gcpu5tcaa candidates from
he c,asv:e which they deserve Se"e:al cf TIE N:ig
py,:s such e Baltimore Chronicle tie AlFxaadtiH
s.ete ne New York GuIette, &c have put tie sc1e1s
:, "a aa-lt jHdge Ro:lOns leeS The Phllcde phia
L Gazette brings up te letter .. Ran'"ai, the r.
publican and .5!e candidate Cor tie Congressional 0s
;re: Of S45n We meet the issae at once We Eeiee.
?,a the crta OF Sott klo:us and 3anloui upon ;ls
..n.a:i We have al!eaiy expressed ourselves fre!y
ayg! Sir RtntuuIc lcltr--Ne have spoken Oh = the
,re,.7us folly with which he undertakes to sccoA.
aU4 10 Cong1ess the prohibition 81 The iae!nal Gave
u3 ihey call H. and We now recommend 10 It's Goa
sGUn tle G9O~e me eNTsct lEOsH t1!e hS+e. &" SIX
Gar; OF Michigan. We haze stated, III Sep!y 10 his pa
sc 4at The cSctioa o. the sceEIe 10 e:DaacPatc ,!Se
frs Vi The District Of Coiu;j:S cGlcula!eI % sE&n
'slmoa and therefore it should be carried through tsat
@ at !Fe! glaci; calculated &c tear it asguder
sc therefore ihat be, and any citizen who friend 20
lrL aen cenu0l too soJa abandon he rash a.d :nar
l.ai proposition. as to 5udgc hOsous !elser o! iSst
s tGter tweiVemonth We need tiien hardly say, that
t,ppreyc OF the whole Split az II, and tina. wise and
tme lie nay De on other subjects, Upon tai5 de!I-
-
Ula nay be Gas.co 10 P:eocs-he knows not what he
sl ard oresee5 not the mischief tlat he would DO
3shist y(hus mach iii notice OF e appeal ~Tc
il, been addressed ourselves and IN The OF Res
ous cle: Without any appeal seel au:seiSe 5opnd'
IN 1ce 10 the Republican party :tse! TO say that tfey
10, far IN Massachusetts ~ th,G M -ck!eSos
H,..csn is lie other party. rs in ~ fso!n h:as'1
Gets there appears TO h. stronger affinity :,no4lE
lie Aovcass 10 the Nb'gs, t;;an 10 the ftePubti2sn
!lrly OF Ills, r9e prescott tie i"o following fact. n
erieace. lst. That excsp;iOnabie as Mr.. Rantaal S
elcr vas, yet the reply 81 MIR Sa!tonstHi, tle Wig
candidate" went fnCch i2riiS and %as much loyc
ACCEPTABLE tat Tie Abotiliol Eonvsation Kse vii!
:,uioa to recommend kim 10 Ike SURFACES OF tke II
Clique. u ilr. levi Lincou Wing member C: the
HI cOwesses TIE tac., in Tie following memorable
eIi:ac; :oG his reply
i O.. ,s; as2t.soG that sisvrre So
'Wc. 1HEM ARE, '-s-e eseisas jrC's :he Con
'tr q ' .HTe ceieTe, they have been 5.e!udos the
yino:..sry r' ohl"ciiU2 10 the uo"I,.@I!r1.'
ht;e :ir ilacola himself ad.ts tia. sos: OF TIE Aoo-
.Ionis.s lie Eh52s.
Sought 10 our attention by "Ihe Frccnra. on thiia.
e?ha-Crowjed CO Ne e:e today, re ccrnot omit il,
lie r ii,cMan says:
iiG: sc have something yet :nst,ucti'a IN tie
.eti {! Hon lc:Ia ri Fletcher If Boston" w!,o =s gust
&s'a E2 e,el>d 10 Congress by The Wings q Tia, Is!
c>,'ri lie was one Of the famous tTiumGiFse. vino
hI>J canouGcsd the aboiiiton!s IN the great p:o s!a
W.: %feiHg al Faneu Hall! prepaSaio-: TO tie f"h OF
,a,rm'n OF property and Standing I've sesPecdu'
SIS tie attention OF The edilors Of such papers the
...'rona " Mg the National {uiei!iCcnccr, and The
-" Eof: S:sr and Gazette, 20 the following Frn'y OF
r;tarmsr ally in tie cause Of anti abolition. afe al
S C"aJ Hie,!e: HE cdItor Of tie Eich;nod i-nquir
asf reading il, vii! feel il 10 BE- safe 10 trust even
'.Hi.a Van Butep, as -NoStkGyn With Southern
ii2:a'IG The letter is addressed TO Francis Jac&son
"s President Of the Massachusetts, Anti Slavery So
'7' Tie says:
" aa opposed upon gcnerai principles, 10 the adsns
son any State to the UuIon, with cUetlvtion
ts'ag.S.lg totes2ting slavery: bat whether not
15ie IS aay thing, either in existing treaties, OF past
"'atre proceedings or otherwise, which wo5isd ex-
"Tto;.Ga particularly from the operation OK t'cse
'2 principles, have cot nov tie means Of de:ssmn-
Il:
"CoocEess ousht,iH my opinion TO abolish slavery in
Vie District o. Columbia and as speedily as At can fea.
s.N'b'' Ne effected. This is subject, which, IL my
view" Tor Ea'iogs reasons, demands The mmedia t. alien
"" congress. II seems 10 ne, also. that Congress
"' u o3cc 10 exercise its constitutional p9wers TO
fe! lie slave trade bet v;esn dEereI States, Il any
''-.clhe measures for that purpose be devised.
~. Practicable measures Ire devised because there
Fi oPPtehend practical difficulties, which Congress
~! not tie able Immediately to overcome.
ne views which have thus sYnaariiy giren result
." ray deep conviction &c tie evils Of slavery sod my
NEST desire to see 1t ieuoged tcm our land and from
10 ACE Of the earth
NAY IN: man las so much changed his manly tone
''ce 49, is only smother proof Of The deepening and
Sn'ng OF this black cloud which lie gathering OK, the
".'"n But in reply to "The freeman" We say a,
''.laI could Crust ercn Martin Y on Buren,
'.14"' s'c can-We know il, fran The bold pledges he
nis ;TSnlnhs inaugural Address Weknow il, traa, the
e sPi'r Of his doctrines pnd conversation, and from
We fIch,ncnt Of The to the grea, principles Of the
',aT'si IorPac, lie the danger which hangs
W., NE Cn'en; he knows il; he will do all h. c:a to
',' Inc storm lie thinks. that the Abolition mania
"a! w pat do%A, as Tie Anti. Masonic fanattc!sm has
H'' ne mrs, sec, "a every nan in The South ought
VIC. that II rcGuires MI IL nnn,rr Of The Snui ain