Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

FOR 7UE ENQUIRER.
as Letter aod GGn. HqrriSon 5 rcptU or, Much
d31 QboMt .Nothiag.
~. Promised correspondence made lis appear
aoa~spollsnce, which, by the bye, conflicts
ID .a. nor letter, with the policy prescribed by
HARRISON conScisRce.ksGperS that ''he MAKE no
.ar.ts.u, for the public eye, we had been
.. So a .Irve that the candidate of the Wings had
% II s.. disguise, and had come out clearly and
.7ca..y on the subject of Abolition-that he had
.-h 10 SATISFY all parties that he was no Adolf
tint IL had denied ever giving, or authorized to
q. 4aE pledges or assurances 10 members OF
'a societies, in the event they supported HIM for
Il, ..rcy-,utt he had retracted his letter OF
l. b which he SAID it was "a %calumny 10 be a
>a@ery-in which he said, at the age Of l.
81. au"u5"r OF an Abolition, society, and called on
m.. }IaLe Catch, 10 prove hun an AbollttonIst.
aa.euuc manifested BY the Wings, in being
o.ner ~ every doubt of General Harrison 5
~ h1p,ItIon led US TO believe that ne had
.-u.'e& ,att part Of the Cheviot speech! in which
.aua,n- he .ibolitioaIsts by way of atone
l. satisfaction, he added, but it is San object
., .ga-. - see the whole surplus revenue APP
towards that object (Abolition).-But here
.1. correspondence, and what IS II: .Noth'aS-
& Horiag. Ii i proves any thing at all, 1t
Fl. 'Ws oaAgZcs made against him on Abolition
.r. i'm on iioiuioni$t-Thc very flourish with
..s cpr.">PnnGcncc j. hcralded before the coun-
Columns Of the Richmond Wing and lco-
-. preparatory notes and all, independent of
~.aas',accS NC shall presently point out, de
clearly tina, ii was a failure to draw from
HARRISON ~ expression of his views on Abolition
u Uay las the correspondence been 5olStcred
,ua- article in the Il. Wing, and a column,
thames Lyons, in the Woman: II II had been
a, that 4 mere publication of the naked cores
would have had the potent and magic lniiu-
."eung MI apprehension at the South, in re-
Cen. Ilurr.son's Aboltionism, would all this
.'n deemed necessary; Not would not-and
.laUiag. cilsr-drjnking Wings know it. Their
>'''p maze up in turning round what they lose
~ hence, what they failed to draw from
.sHsT son. they endeayor to supply by an affccta-
they had obtained all they desired. This cor
nee certainly places the Wing Central Com
ai.c attitude, SAID to have been assigned them
'an burrn Central Committee here-that Is, OF
" man who certainly occupies friendly reia-
/, s.> the Aholtiom.stS. 1t Will be remembered,
., charge YVES made, though not exactly IN
substance as the Wing Central NM
' y, al the proofs eXcUipa,ory OF Genera!
r2tas. Abolition, and on which his friends
sa. r"acd, tand among them Mr.. Lyons
",r" then in existence w these proofs
'#- Convention, held in this city in February
Ns s7tI>icd or pretended to be- as well as Mr..
>-r:, 80 make assurance douhly sure, Mr..
LYONS, IN the vain hope Of getting a little more
81 Old Hero though II might not compOrt eX-
! ".. lie policy" Of his Committee of Conscience
Shat " he make no further declarations for
..a "yr, and though the South was bound to
"" A nomination with something " akin to re-
Y. ooa..cnre,' and remembering too how 'ab!y
- we're represented in the Harrisburg Con
.'A. 'sn.casIg those Of the South "-oPcned mp tins
~"na"acc with Gen. Harrison. We will now pro-
40 >.EMW from Tho cprrrsnOnlpnce. that the whole
shallow device to make the people believe
Harrison has avowed something more than here
"-. ; : sheer tr!ck-a mere h%umbng; he neither
: h7 ad nt,s any thing on Abolition; IN other
y f-' ls"s - answer plain enquiries coming from
ID ~" n standing in society," the only considera-
seems Which induced him TO answer al all. Inc
"'as laid dDwn BY Mr.. Lyons for desiring Gen
'0' . com" out more fully on this subject, IS TO
.'' ~ The following extract
~ A1lre,s, - rcundly asserted, that you are a Federalisi
'1't'nlt, aud that your friends in The. South support
,' NN- hat Won are so. This statement is made here with
-; the vtrw. entertained by the Wings OF virginia,
~ the adde's I" the People of the state, punished
.F Nt'pu. when was held IN this city IN the month q!
y "hIrh send Hoa a copy by the rniii OF ms Gay.
.1G''Lc, therefore. n AN %iuipudeut falsehood against
'.m', IS ara NJ the Wings Of Virginia; n whom It i
"'"i.i aud II made hy an anonymous scribbicr IN q
"llh' 0c passed By win contempt. But rs the charge
'l m IN ln?n>,ag form, and the subject of Abolition
'a'".Ety- interest and paramount; importance-anu as !
ant mn sure the Wings of Virginia, and the South
III! not vote for any Aboltionist living 10 be Prrsi-
(, T. A'Sd states, Scarcely sooner than they Would ios u
y. ''a. 1ni n have been placed before the People OF
Tue office OF ElcC,nr upon the Wing Ticket, ! nave
- I'lo". I" IN" Wing canse, and TO myself, 10 ask you
"a: "hder your own lIud, YOUR denial Of the charge, III q
"5' winch may ~pHGiish.''
@e above extract, the public viii perceive that
pans was taken TO impress on Gen. Harrison tue
"Ace OF a denial, that he was in any way connect
" me Aboiltionists by word, thought, letter or
D1t does he come out like All 'old soldier