Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

,reaay in leading strings to the AnolI'innsl ahe
Whiss WELD them thus IN Struggling LOT power WIZ
mi Weld them much in using That power wren
:, = Obtained: Yield did say, why, Sr, the Aonii-
tionsi. in the organization of this committee as IN The
actnn OF the Harrisburg Convention, have shown that
they now constitute the stronger ana confr"t"s p1r
tons of the Wing party and thal lne ,F'u'fh o. ta
Wings would be-, much more enP'iat'e"'''1 ~ f
OF the AbUli,ionstS.
", - ,bis committee, TINS constituted, are The
hsn ,.,n;ssa-es to circulate Wing doctrines even IN
the South; and YOU, aud others, have attempted =" '1'
of the crosses, rudeness, 10 suppress me :"
documents from me, 10 give more 'h'c' 70 t', H.
r,;,,;r, and condescendng lahors, IN teaching Tue
S,her, reonlc for whom they should vote as the neS'
President Unknown this committee are 10 tne PEI
ME of Alabama, doubt, however, whetn"r ," ,,e GU
cn,,,on oil all their documents, ana III th'r o''o'o"s
,I.-r,,cnce with even the organization oil county COM
-. ,,onahout the States, they have even en-
cn,te,cd The rndeness of having single document re-
turned to them accompanied with offensive f'harh 40.
e., these developemcnts, and others daily making
throw upon YOU and other Southern Wings an a"'ui re-
s,,,s;b,ltv before the Southern people. our cau''
date Gar the Presidency has lately declared, IN Puoic
~noooh win. would have inferred from my previous
onnon of his character that he would veto no OH WHAT
arcr which Congress might pass Tins would pe !" com
mil ms TO the tender merces OF the Aoo'iIosts u"n
,ha s. establishment of Wing power. As unsatsfac-
tnrr however as is the obstinate conceament, by zen
I;on Of all his opinions this vital question, look
With infinitely more alarm on the political party which
his success would bring into power, than any arec'
movement TO be apprehended from hun. Wheh Noil"-
o-n Wh,rucrv shall PROSTATE Northern Democracy,
,hen i the triumph of Abolition inevitable. LOOK,
cir ., The recorded vote, nj this and The last session OF
Conr,rss TO which have before referred, ana con
;nce rourself OF this fact and when yon nave aone
this say to your Southern trends anu nc
whether YOU will further strive TO PROSTATE That parry
a. Tho North who have waged an ncessant war, Wi'hih
,ber own borders agans, band OF desperad"es, VINO
are rhtinr the torch for the coniiagratoh OF our
lines and wheting the dagger Tor the butch'ry OF o
w;r.s and children In the language OF truth ana SIN.
oor,v I saw TO YOU that the almost certain failure OF
vour candidate constitutes your only security IRON te
consequences of achieving what you are maaiy acihpt
inp-thc transfer of the political power OF TINS country
into the hands Of that party which, IN us Whoie course
on this question: as on all others, has shown total
want ofsympathy, and OF even common fesaiu ioi "
South or its institutions.
A word more. and shall close this address. You
support Gen Harrison ardeny and sincerely, no douot
believing he is opposed TO the Aholtonsts ana uetef
mined to maintain the rights and institutions OF inc
South John G. Clark, Truman Smith, Levcrctt oai-
tonstal and every avowed Abotonist IN the present
Congress- support him with the same ardor anu zea'-
Now sir If he answers your purposes as iits'ach'
can he answer theirs One the other OF you nave TO
b deceived. which the most likely, you they: Who
stands in relation Gen Harrison, 10 Know ms OPP,
MONS better than John C. Clark, Truman smith, ana
Leverett Saltonsta And if ne is sound on me fues
ton Of Abolition why Abooniss SO Jealous N MS
cause as to be circulating documents 10 every county
and almost to every post Office in Alabama to a'd ms
election?
But, Sir, that you may not escape my conclusions
bv DENYING the facts which have stated, commence
NV proof by giving YOU the circular letter. addressed
presume, only tie faithful, showing who constitute
The Wing Central Committee, which has inundated Inc
country with so many Wing documents from tins place
during the present session.
CTbe Circular to which Mr. Lewis refers is signed by
The names of the following Comm'ttce:-R Garland
La; John Bell, Tenn. J. NJ. Bolts, Va; T. Corw'n
Ohio; l.. Saltonslal, Mass; Truman Smith, Conn
Chas Naylor, Penn; J. c. Clark, New York; NJ. IL
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