Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
EArRAcT efa Letter frOm Connerticm.

sour struggle has been severe Inc frGerhI ma
iorty being very large against and every possible in
lrrest that could BE- brought To hear against being
raised used the best advantage, has caused
Temporary defeat The Republicans Of the North are
opposed Ly The genuine old Fcdeaisls aided by Federal
hho!tinnSs, aud by all such AbUllIon!ss as can be
drawn fro;; the Democratic ranks together with small
number of Conservatives (sn called. bn really Federal
isis IN prncipc,) which, when put together, makes q
very formidable nppostlnh and un ess the South deeply
interested she certainly in The Of man 10
the Presidency, who is quiyocay opposed to the
radical +, deaI Abolition party al the Morrill, comes for
ward heartily 10 hr support Of such man. our fears for
b. Of and correct principle are not with
on, Wee1p"Ci glad tidngs from Virginia. snch
as will settle the character Of The Congress, and the
next Presidency.
"Lo"k at the Courier Federal Abolition paper pub
lshcd in Norwich in This State. From article in It,
ycu will discover with what ppr'Inacy the Abo'Itionss
cling Mr.. Clay. notwithstanding his Anita Abolition
speech which has been extensively cculGed and pre-
tended be highly unsatisfactory 10 them. The truth
is, there is perfect understanding between Mr.. Clay
md Nnrhern FeGeralIsis for the purpose n securing
Southern interests they in turn. 10 partially con.
denim his in this respect hut, al The breath
10 exoI nm as the father OF The American system, aud
the protector Of our Northern manufacturers BY this
course they expect 10 Caleb the whole Tribe, Abolition.
lists, manufacturers and every other purchase atls article
in market.
"Npw York city has fixed the matter right for the State
next Fall, which will settle the business FOR Connecticut
next Spring.
III ~ OplHHH OI our TIFnuS Ildl hHOuc
the next trial. will come out for the Democracy"
The article from the n Courier speaks indeed, an EN-.
phaic language:
lO of all caculntos chances in political
on Tie Ion. e. vsriq n. fucaI poin
,chr, the Enquirer, the grand cqu,ry ?Oscd l." tie late
VIA, does he man What successor: Mr. Cay-o
this nc right and TO thing and every body else
their turn, 10 take the rrponsbi and
sders that attachment 10 slavery Northern candidate for the
Presidency, presents claim Virginia, pnrau all others
| ID uF from TIT
breadth. Rvcs Conservative He usians the right Of the
States subject primary principle Of ConscrvGn
but YET for
ii. he opposed The reelection OF Van Buren, c great
Of Wings and Conseutis,' ia that noble state
nanuy, md determined stand by Mr.. Clay
and will succeed Notwithstanding une1unPcd efforts are
.in. ucuinsi him."
Thus they go-but The n. Courier is mistaken. Let
Wings Conservatisls Mr.. Riyes, or what not, stand
by Mr. Clay; and yet he will get the vote OF Viz
gna- But what will all the Conservatives say (some OF
them, have doubt. willing 10 take the lpap)
when they thus themselves Identified with The Wings
and Mr.. Clay?
But the Wings in Virginia warmly attempt TO cut their
Northern brethren las mass party, tending in
that direc,ion) irum The Aboonists. What says ano.
ther Correspondent from N York;
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
"WEsrrlgLD, IN. " April 18th, 1889.
"Those who question The extensive exerlions max
ing by The Opposition in The Empire Stale, 10 perfect
complete amaIp amalion between the Aboltonisis and
Wings, let them 10 Western New York, Eighth
District, and take peep into old Chauianga, where
Governor Seward holds the destnes Of The citizens in
his own hands The soil is his, encountered by mort
gage lie rules the people His Land Office is situated
in furnishing town in the Valley of Lake Erie. That
town contains 100 Abolilioniss, and every mothers
Of them are Wings Within few rods OF this sink Of
Whiggeiy, or citadel of deeds and mortgages, is Abo
Etion Library, kept to make capital Tor the Wings OF
1910. If The Wings Of The Old Dominion could but
witness the Chaulauga Coalition of Claysr. and
AbGi!ionsn the close embrace, the loving hug, they
would doubt pause they lent the helping hand 10
klndle the fire for the destruction oil The South
CAIRO"
1t in vain 10 deny The approaches of higgery else
where towards anal amaiion with the AbvIlionsts
We have produced too many evidences To leave doubt
upon the maltsr-and have others TO produce. And
is sufficient 10 overthrow all these proofs to quote and
repeat, and again, The Lynchburg Vlrgi.
nan has done, the Of Parmentef: See The true his
tory Of that transaction, it is Explained by the n. Y.
Journal Of Commerce, liberal, though it be Wing
paper:
from district assachusetis by minority
This the fourth trial. Cause Of h eectionAr Brooks
hboIonsls would him. Sosay tho Cincinnati Gazette
HiisborO' Ohio) O5sfrer.
"Mr. Parmenter is The person here alluded to, and
the district is the MddeseI district. II was the decline
of abolition that elected hm-not abolition itself. The
aboi,ionss stood uoo from both the candidates, and at
the three first trials prevented choice; although they
never poied above 73l votes, out of 5000 10000
On the last trial The abolition vote reduced 10 0l2,
and this enabled MIR Parmener 10 obtain majority
Had the abolilioniss voted for himfew in number
they werehe would have been elected at the first trial
by several hundred majority. This is of The great
est rumphs of political abolition that ever knew,
viz waste and than waste, four days time Of
all the citizens of large district and then suffer the
same to be elected who would have been elected if
they Che aboonsts) had not erected themseve into
separate clan Parmen,er was member Of The last
Congress"
Disorder is still destined to be the order in the Wing
ranks. The friends Of Harrison and Clay will scarce.
y be able to agree about the constitution of the Ma
tonal Convention. The Tppecanoe Club of Penn
syvapa (at PHILADELPHIA pledged themselves on the
18th instant, to show to the decision Of the Democratic
Wing (wbat jumbleD National Convention properly
c0nstitrtcd-and evidence Of their opinion, they
subsequently, declare, that the Democratic Wing State
Convention proposed to be held at Chambersburg in
June next is deemed by this Club the best and only L.
climate agent for The selection Of delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention
The Cincinnati Republican declares, over and over