Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

is the better excuse, mag well imagine That one
of ms aye must feel that his memory as we'll as his
other faculties fading. This my also serve
as an cXcusc for his not remembering having
worn Black Cockade in 1879. Again, in one
.! hIs speeches. Ii" declared his willingness to APP
pr"pr;air the whole OF the surplus revenue To the
emancipation Il slaves with the consent of the States
Why, THIS IS much than any OF his former no.
lions. What clause the Constitution gvcs to Con-
the right 10 rg.si,.c in any way upon this sub.
lrct: Where Is the power 10 be found Nowhere
OF all the schemes we look upon this TO b. the most
dangerous Would virginia and Sonth Carolina be
wn" Ia be taxed, that the slaves of North Carolina
might hc liberated nnd 1t loose upon them .Ncrcr-
10, nerGr, Merelt Would North Carolina be willing to
be taxed that the slaves Of Virginia. and South Caro-
lIna aud Tennessee might be set free and let loose
upon her: .ytrer In this matter, it will be that
Gen Harison although lie differed with the Aboton.
lists in the they using to effect their mad pur-
pose, yet agreed y with them in the principles they
avowed, that Of aboshng slavery He docs not re-
buke them for contendng Tor their entire Abolition but
he finds fault with the mode they had adopted 10 carry
out their purpose. He ahhors slavery; had been
member of an Abolition Society; hoped to the day
when there would he end OF slavery, and will
ling first tax the people Of the South, by way of
Protective Tariff, to the full amount Of their slaves,
and then to berate them and turn them loose upon
US in order (as it would have been) that the whites
might be driven from their homes or murdered in cold
blood. Let at any cooly and dlspasslonately
anime into this matter, and If the conclusion not
legitimate Bemare-bGrarc-or clsc when too
late you may rue your acts. Is his MI. No, No
Why is it. that secret letters have been written by Gen
Harrison TO open and avowcd Abolitionists Why is
it, we ask Why request that his letter to Evans OF
Maine leading AbolonIst, should not be published;
Because il would have snewn him in his true colors.
Why is it, that the AboltIonsts of the North rn
united upon him, and have turned out who stood
up for the South, and elected those who avow them
selves to be Aboltionsts 1t is not yet too late for YOU
TO abandon the support of chief, who upon this sub
cct Is your most deadly foe Believe not that the
South is strong enough to take care OF herself Listen
not to these false deusvc tales. Now, while you
can nterpose and prevent the success o party whose
every principle with your best interests. Many
of YOU profess to be State Rights Wings. What State
RIGHTS principle does Gen. H. entertain: Not Who
has been sent forth to interpret for HIM d. Webster
And who is he A Blue Light Fcdcrast, with hi:
pockets filled with British gold. He is it, that comes
to Virginia. consummate the marriage between Hart
ford ConventonIsts, Abotionists, and Engishmen
and the Frcemcn Of Virginia State Rights Wings
where are YOU Do not your checks mantle and
burn with shame, when you think of this attempted al
lance: Light aud darkness, oil and water would soon
or co.!liige together, than such political elements
Examine the evidence have submitted To prove the
charge of Abolltlonsn upon General Harrison. Dc
So coolv dspassionatey and apart from prejudice and
feel no fears that your decision viii coincide with
mine
Step forth now while you may and forbid this un.
natural and unholy alliance. Then, whether General
Harrison or MIR Van Buren, be elected, you viii have
nothing to rcproaci yourself with.
a REPI ELlCAN.