Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
RIcuMoNp. TnrRsDAy. FEBRIARY ID.
There is no mistake ahont il!
.,LnL;Linn;c,u MI LIhimrrrH IN IN nEr0Mr,

pct,nu of the Abotion!Ss. Every .S0rthtFh Hht2 ~
IN. House voted against ii: whilst several OF The De
mocrats voted for it, The Wings of New fork arc o.
attempting 10 raise political capital out OF It, Tor the be
neG, of Gen Harrison They cant about the right OF pc
t;tion-as if the fanatics had any authority to rddle
with our dearest rig hts and interests There can
he no mistake about this thing. The Wings OF New
York faias the friends Of Gen W H. larris"n.) are
ms-tatiug The question, appealing to popular p''GceS
and see me 10 rasc Il cianor against Mr.. Van Buren,
srd his friends upon this verv ground. Their object
cannot be disguised Ii is to make the Abolition tet
lions the great theme for crconccrng during tle IRE
sidcnal caInpaigu-o enlist al! the Abo'itionis's OF
New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania, III an active wal
AGAINST MIR Van Buren, and 10 make them the support
crs of Gen Harrison. Can any ono mistake the mo-
i've when he secs the who are ut work, and Tie
| machinery which they employing: Here is Jol
A. kim of Queens county OF the Federal family OF
Rufus King, ESQ., introducing resolution INTO the
ssen,ly Of n York bitterly censurng the members OF
t,grrss for having voted against receiving Abolition
nctitioDs-Ecre is Thnrlow Weed, (the leading ANTI
Mason now the Wing State Printer of v iork, lately
and ndclicatey elected by the pary the Editor OF the
Albany Evening Journal, (Which has supPlanted that
distinguished paper the Albany Argus as the State OIL
fetal pa per) sounding the ocsin against the Van buren,
members of Congress from \. York. who voted for the
resolution before the II Of r. It publishes "a leading
article in staring capitals thus: "IE lGill Of r.
TITiON CRUSGlED--TllEN NORTH BETRAYED
The y Y Star says Of tins memorable article, that
its expressions sarc still more violent and lncendary
than those from the y Y. American. He seems TO
have thrown of all disguise, all evason-It IS uP-hub
:boiton The language Of the article throughout ad-
mits of no other construction. "TWannicat ind mon
sir0uS ruie-s:arOciouS resolution -"rloem decdtm-
or Of Southern rghts -"The constitution and Liberties
OF The people Gust, by IorheyH baseness and serrHy al
he feet Of Southern 'Grr0gdncs '-"The noWf rigM 81
yrton SnLrcrttd and dcStr0yrd -"Wc Declaration q
Iud,pcndrnre dccIarrd mockcry "GambIing for pr
ltirGl po,cer ,rih hc ho"cs Of Bn"ker HW'-"SEVEN
M
ONE FOURTH OF THE WHOLE NUMBER
SHAME THAT WE SHOULD SAY IT! ARE
FROM NEW YORK! LET THEIR NAMES BE
HANDED DOWN TO ETERNAL INFAMf AND
EMIGRATION" &c. &c &c.
We publish the resolution Of J. \. King, and the
comments which some of the Democratic papers have
made upon the Albany Journal, belowtlow ask, in
the Of cominon sense IN he name o! the South,
can protesting 10 hr friend of the south co.
operate with party which is thus attempting to put
down the friends of the South in y. York. These
mics Of the South; these enemies Of friends at
tempting 10 put down " Van Buren, and his friends
in order 10 elect WIN H. Elalrison-and yet The South
j. invoked stand by Gen. Harrison and his friends.
Can sl be infatuated 10 10 co-opcrat" with these
friends Of Abolition Can she vote for Gen Harrison,
whose friends her enemies We call upon every
Iirrinian every S"uthron II CONSIDER the facts, 10
weigh their bearings, and the abyss INTO which the
Whirs are driving ms.--Pmt nui Martin an Burem,
who ha, uUh!, slnud b.: III tins struggle and who
can rou expect hereafter in the Northern States 10
stand by us Put in Gen Harrison, whose friends are
attempting raise the hcsh AbnIitinnsts against us
and how yon expect TO escape their influence
and vengeance IN the administration Of the Govern
mcnt: Depend upon it. that nothing ought now 10
lul our ust suspicious and alarms this question,
but categorical declaration from WIN. Ii. HARRISON,
that IL. will put his veto upon any bill that may be
PASSED upon the sGhiyci N"thn" short of THIS ought
10 sasfS Southern man IL Gen. Harrison does not
come out boldly and 10 this mark, he IS not to
be trusted:
yEy. YORK. iFGI=IaTt aE-Wnp>r,D,r.
sS'nrerg Priaioa$ IN CongrsSs.-llf King moved the
following resolutions:
"RcsoIred, the Senate cnncur,) That the and
decision Of the House 81 Representatives oihc States
on tn. 2eth day Of Jan last, hy which that House
fused 10 receive here AFTER in any manner act upon
any petition relating H. slavery i'll the United States
is, in the opinion and judgment OF the Legislature,
denial Of the common right of any and every citizen
of this Country 10 be heard By their representative
upon any and every subject upon which they may think
proper Respectfully address them, and
violation Of the and natural right Of every hn
man being TO address his prayers for AID {" those who
have The power afford protection and relief; and an
open and direct infringement Of the Declaration OF indie
pcndcncc Of the nitcd States.
"Rrsorsd, That this Legislature has seen with deep
regret that certain Representatives from the State Of
- York voted for til" majority iVr the adoption oil the
rule Of the House of Representatives By which the right
of petition is denied and without whose votes, the rule
aforesaid could not have been adopted
"Mr King moved that these resolutions lie on the Ia
be and if the House thought proper they might be
printed.
"On motion o., Mr. Taylor the printing was ordered "
! CErcm tie .7f5,ry .7r-us.J
sABoLIrIoSI>M.-Mr. King OF Queens, 1t viii be no
ticed Yesterday brought up the subject OF Abolition in
the Assembly, in the shape OF resolutions OF cen>re
npon certain members Of Congress vino voted for the
Joint effort of Waddy Thompson and WIN, Cost John
son (Whgs) touching the reception of Abolition ne
morals-Thcy are abolition resolutions, under the
usual disguise Of championship for the right of rtIii"
and are i-ncd turn 10 the party account 81 The
antmasonc and abolition asccndcncy IN tins State,
the of their political associates IN Congress.
"Iikc the protesting resolutions from the
against the Independent Treasury, viii he that
these 20 the full length of assuming to dictate and
control the action of members Of the House Of Repre-
scntavcs, matters within their cognizanCe, and IN
regard TO which the representative Is responsible only
to his constituents But they are certainly improve
ment upon the former expressions, IN that they &c
not tell the Representatives Of anabo!ition districts
that they have msrc presented the wishes Of MtIr
sLtuentS in voting the Waddy Thompson and Cave
Johnson. alias Harrison w hig, resolution;
(Frem re " J. .Nf,o Erc.)
"sBLAcK SPIRITS Axp WHITE.'-rhuriow Weed 0!
the Evening Journal, State printer and Prince Regent
10 his Majesty William H. Seward is out i'll mos, fu
rous TRADE against the Democratic members OF the
House of Representatives Tor voting IN favor OF the
non interference Of the Northern States with the do
nestle institutions Of the SDuth-or not lending the
weight OF their influence in favor of the wild and IA
natical propositions of the Aboonists in the very
teeth Of the constitutional compact. He SAYS, in
lation 10 the faithful adhsents 10 the strict nterpre
tat;on Of the Constitution, from this State, who
voted in favor Of dispcng the dark clouds which
have lowered the Capitol for the last three or
! four years. and which have been creaed by the
sWhE' Abol!t,onsts Of the North, that SEVEN OF
THESE WHITE SLAFES-MORE THAN ONE
/ FOURTH OF THE WHOLE NUMBER-SHAME
/ THAT WE SHOULD SAY IT! ARE FROM NEW
YORK! LET THEIR NAMES BE HANDED
DOWN TO ETERNAL INFAMY AND EXECRA.
TION. How patriotic What deeprooicd sympa.
thy is here cvnccd for The poor negroes " How high
the regard manifested for suffering and complaining
people. Here then Is the official, the acknowledged
organ Of the ewing" party Of the State ofNew York;
u party which has obtained liz ascend'ncy mainly
through the unholy union formed with the abolI-
tonists and Of whose Representatives at Wash
ngton deny that any cnngenalty of feeling exists be-
tween il and the a5oliiionsts, verifying all that we
have heretofore alleged against il in this particular.
! awe no, disposed TO quarrel with the dictator
because he has thus defined his position, or "a
ther rejoced he has length proclaimed openly, that
which he has all along been dong covGtly. He has
an object in view in pretending muc fury IN ror