Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
,jIOrc Uurninos far tie .South :

The Wings of the South have suffered themselves
to be transported by their party phrcnzv INTO most
natural position. If they succeed III esctng llaU,sr.
they will owe their victory TO the Aboonrsts O: tie
North and West and thus wl be more encouraged 10
aim the dagger to hearts Do these Wings
meet bv such means TO muzze such monster as tint
When did tanaticsm ever learn moderation from sGe.
cess When was that fell spirit ever arrested the
tide Of victory 1T grows upon the meat il rra>
upon" The Wings chcrshing tie viper only 10
sting the bosom Of the South. At whose success Is.
this misguided and infatuated party now rejoicing
At the election of Abolition Governors Of Vernon,
and Of Maine, (hough thanks be to our natural allies.
the Democracy OF the North, they are DEFEATED IN
Maine) They are rejoicing at the election o. Aro.
lition members 81 Congress, who arc only swelling
the vote in the III. OF II. that is destined to dcuIe tie
country with petitions, debates, agItatious, dsscnsous
and alterations between the North and the South
Strange is il not--Is IL not most passing strange
and portentous that the Wings Of Virginia are how
compelled to cxult in the election Of Slate an.
Of Fesscndcn Every sign shows that po.,,
cal Aboltionism and llarrisonism firmly anal
gamated intimately knit together, IN Vermont, Name
and New York Slade has received 4 larger vote t0;
Congress than probably any other Wing in the IEoa
will obtain-near i00O--and yet what Southern Wing
does net rejoice at his success; and yet not SHADE
the head and front of Vermont Whiggcry. His Ahg
on speech has been sown broadcast throughout !
State; and the 'Voicc of Freedom" has just p.a'c
new edition of many thousands. On the day Of tie
election he harangued the people, and denouuc A!r
Van Buren, as the firm trietd tMc Sidrcho!dHg MGte
On the 18th inst he to address the Harrison How
bcrs of the Vermont Legislature and ''wl urge tk,m
move Heaven and Earth to defeat Y r. But this . u
ALL the Legislature OF Vermont assembled OF the Eth 0
A correspondent Of the n. Y. Era says The ADO
tIonsts have carried thing before them N til 10
ganlzation of both branches of Legislature. al
the very first ballot Carlos Coolidge Federal Abolition
st, elected Speaker of the louse--Aerrll! Hcl
burn, Billings, elected Clerk, Assistant tt.
and Engrossng Clerk, Janson Governor, and 4 at
Lieut. Governor, 'these black spirits two oi |
most uucompromsing Abolltonists and HARRISON Iac'
The Secretary and Assistant Secretary Of the : mate
are full bloodei Garrison and Knapp Abolrt,onss |
am led to excaim, in view of all these elections, N'
what hands has the Legislature and Senate of Vernon
tallen: And We are compelled TO cXclalm, how Is |
that the Wings OF the South re ocing at the yc
rles of such detestable clique.
More dcreiOpmeRtS-m0rC traratHgs'
EItrdct Of a letter from Boston. |
George Bradburn is ardent Wing. Last year 1
was of their principal lecturers in this common
wealth. lie has made several speeches in favor of fa'
son: and 1t is not improbable that he Will be the W
candidate to succeed John Reed in Congress 1t II
very late IN the session when the committee conc!D1
their sittings, it is believed the majority would aa
recommended some decided action upon the subject
"lhe AbolItionlsts ofPlymouth county, Mass hr.
district and county convention in Hanover Til" =
inst, and unanimously nominated SETH SPRhni
TX, ol DuADury as lhclr candidate Tor '"h.rcs''
place Of MIR. Adams. Mr. Spraguc a delegate
the late Abolition Convention in London. He all
Their of Pcleg Sprague, Wing Senator last y,
and is one OF the most ardent supporters that lla'
has in the Bay State. If the Wings possibly naH
Mr.. Adams 10 decline nomination, they viii DO 50.
adopt MIR. Sprague. Should they do this, and succ'
in electing him, they will have agent in Congo
who viii not s. up at half way measures.
"Ar. Webster may pledge Massachusetts aga,i
Abolition as he pleases, but it is all humbug, ami is
understood by every body here. SO too of Carr
criticisms upon Harrison conduct; they rcri,'
well understood a mere ruse The AboouI.ts 4
the Wings, and Garrison himself is Harrison man.