Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
Clan and .9bolitionism t-,fnothsy r,r,Jo,,,.

CinY and 4bolitionisn t-!fnotksy rertIo,,o,,
We pass the Vaccinations of the Evening S,,,
it's eager attempts 10 bUlster up The election of NJ
and influence the pending election in Vrsin, -
ask Thy what right does paper holding such dncrns'
as it, Processes, pretend TO advise this Stale and =,
CONNIE nd 10 her support the Interests Of Mr. Riyes "
We call upon the citizens Of Virginia to read the ~,
cuar re yeations Of this Wing organ. We have oS.
called their attention TO The odious affinity, which snb
sis,s between Northern Whggery and Abol.,ion; SUI
we now adduce the following irresistible dec,o,,;I
from the columns of this Star, "Wednesday last fiI,'
him, Whigs-hpar him, Republicans of Vifgnia.E'o,,
then supper, MIR. Clay cause. if you can)
"if Mr. Clay is not the candidate 9th WHO nat,
and tie rehoic Hhig party, uniting, cordially hrncei
and in good faith, The strength al Mr. Webster and G.
neral Harrison, nothing can prevent Mr. Van Bp,,r.
re election FOR another and frn term We shah H.,
allow ourselves 10 deceive the people as 10 any o,ler,
sui il is The natural course Of events; and NE, row
pccui r'ro'n'oH, 10 throw the Prescercv
South West the Potomac and all the parrnareor a
power Of the Administration will be brought in ND s.
this project; .iG0On rccfires lis final Hor and Eas.
politicians, deceived in their strength and Influence ma,
remain for before the Executive power swing, h
10 that old and patriotic section IF the Empire Thu
plan may Re prevented b. the choice oi Mr. CIsv IT,
South confdcs in him; the Eas! has ever found BIN
tuc friend the West will sustain him in the comic,
Lei Mr. Webster and his prudent friends reflect on tho
subject before il is too late y
Hear then this Wing organ Re eject Van Bu,.,
and "Abullrion receives lis final blow The only v,r
to pre- this catastrophe is 10 elect Mr. Clay (Doyo,
hear hot?) Then, the scepre Of power may swing bc
TO the North then, Eastern politics maylpurish-Tber
Abolition raises its Gorg"n llcad-amd then MIA, wi
We say this revelation Citizens Of Virginia: WI y
lend counenance and support to such scheme YCri,9
better breed up generation Of riPc:s at u s
you 10 the soul
We have handed over the article signed 'loI Poprhr
to the Wing, the writer requested 70 d. case ss
did not publish H. The article too long r ir,c,
u,mf tlp nuaur puiS lCh,
upon our c"!umnsThey so numerous, that We have
made an attempt TO print three tunes this wc,kbu n
gaiD.-The writer's objPc, is TO answer late article
which appeared the Cd last, under the signature NJ
"A Conservative in Principle" lie jlsies Mai G.
land in refusing to pledge himself 10 vote tot NJ,
Van Brren-drcIares that the Msor took the sam.
course in his published address IN o}0and that a. &,
his representative vote in the election should cone
before Congress Maj & pledges himself rha, 'se VII
for that candidate no has the ma nriy Of vos IN b
District, &c, &c. The writer In'o long C.,
fence of Maj G upon The ground that he has athc::
to his principles &c.
We have also received from friend Of Mr John T..
liaerro. reply TO Cato, which requested IN c..
do not publish IL, TO hand 20 the Whg-Tara..
tice is short one, and will sempt TO give 1t p!c
We are indeed oserrun by Correspondents We have
dedicated neatly the hole Of this DAYS paper 10 T.
Communications We have many behind, rs vilrf
tw0more papers We have three from the District Of T.,
sex &c from saunch Repubiicans-nnc IN faycr Of y,
Hunter the others for Mr. Scott. We sh1 publish 81.
in next, along with the rrCCPfdngs nj King Qg,tr
and he correspondence between the Committee and ~
Scott, (the latter accepting the nomIna"n We has
also an eloquent aud powerful appeal tn the P,opy,f
Virginia. from the pen OF S9uthstder &c, &c. Uutpr
such pressure OF Communications we are comPs.ra
to lay aside Editorials, Notwithstanding GU.
great anxiety 10 address the Pnblic!-Wc are c' tie
same reason. compelled throw into another channr
as requested, some MSS for publication. We carG.!
give prompt insci tUn 10 one OF them, a. the auth:
nigh, desire We have another Communication ,a
the same pen giving account OF Mr. Riv'ss Spec
the other day in Nelson niy-whlCh we shall atsr
10 pubsh-ln respect, the writer, as we. as b..
cnmpariot in the Wing, is certainly mistaken y
Riyrs has not demolished Mr.. Tucker Cors-lor
have The best authority tor asserting that he ~" cn
well uuhamcdhy the attacks 81 the Ex-senator Cns-y
Way but iuil nt spirits md relying with al c0"iGgGc
fer his success, on thr good sense o the People
Mr. Ryes, ii seems is trying The wi'ch'ry OF his &C.
qurncc upon the good people of the DIsirctsIih"gGa
rec0rCt once upon time, how extraordinary u -
peared us, that bis distinguished competitor sa-at
have taken public dinners, and adr public bGfa iufs
under pretty similar c'rcuntlncCs 1t seems nnw tor"
understood, that Mr.. Rves has by this lime srHcrGy
dtfmdhiS hnstie position. An uEcnmprGmsng hosI,I.
In the Administration, and TO Mr.. b. re eIcc9n,lp
pears in all his developments The question, then.
how any man, who prolrsscs IN be friend OF the 4.
ministraIicn can co operate with such an opposition
The Petersburg lnelIigrncer gives u, sketch (
General Prgram's speech in Susssx-and also h@e'
from Mr. Thomas s. Gholson-borh candidates iof tor
gress These gentlemen both profess 10 be Of the w.
GINA Stale Rights School-und yet they drnonucc ~
Van Buren--ard in the issue which must up Dr.
tween him and some Wing, lin all probability Il Cayl
they will no doubt refuse Ia support him The presumPn
is they will 20 for The Wing candIda,eihat is.
who does not subscribe TO principle of Stale Rgh':
MIR, Ghosnn says, The battle Of !'e has 10 be oug6
again w hat noble nsis'ent standaFd.teau
will Mr.. Clay make in such a cause!
The arrrs, fire, which has been known in Alhanr n
x,1,- Cat, III
It began in Rose ST. or blocks in the Of the
Eagle Tavern, and swept three sides of the en"r"
block, comprised between South Pearl ind Rose t0d
Lydus and Hamilton streets The Albany Argus sil"
-" The number Of buildings destroyed, besides out
houses, &c, is not less than forty re; including tie
Wesleyan Chapel many valuable residences and IarG"
quantity of furniture he loss cannot be accurately
estimated at this time il will not probably exceed So
COO"
The Funeral Of Gen. Smith cf Baltimore took place m
Thursday Evening. The possession wos most imposing
Among the persons, who paid The last TO the re
mains OF the Hero and the Patrnt were "lhe PrEsr'r
of THE UNITED STATES and HEADS OF DErARrNrnIi
at Washington. His Excellpncy the GoyEEEOR OF Ma
RrLASD, and other distinguished percentages; the Pes:
drn riding in an open barouchp accompanied by I'
Excrency Governor GRAsoS, the MAYOR Of the C1E
and the Hon Mr. FoRsYTn. Secretary Of Stale Of The
United States. A second barouche followed, in wnca
were seated the Hon. Lew WOODBURY., Secretary u
the Treasury of the United States, the Hon. X P0N
sETr, Secretary Of the Navy, and the Hon FELX CkrM
Dr, Attorney General Of the United States
We entertain perhaps az liberal feelings for MIR Hay
mond, the Wing candidate for the Congressional DIS
trrt of Monongalo, the Editor of the Morgsn'o"n
Republican" hinself-but we cannot conceive bow !.
possible for any Republican to wish him success IN '7e
present campaign. II would have been far better io
'the Nj Republican to "hare remained silent, rS'he'
than abandon its Republican banner What profess 4"
be "frIendly 10 Mr. v Buren,, and yet wish success oh"
political opponent We do not understand such Po!.l'
or such beraty. Our private feelings for Mr. h sh'
never affect our political afiinities Mr. Morgan la'ns
Withdrawn from the canvass, MIR. Seenrod is the only
Republican candidate, and il becomes the duty Of every
Republican in the District, 10 waive any little oheclta
he may have and rally and unite upon him We AK