Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18

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Almighty has been arouscd-jus'ce has slulnb"r"d long
cnougl-and al last, way OF escape tor the slave has
been found
.Ths way is tie only one left that destroy South.
ern ,lavrryt other than the gigantic PROJECT Of
the East India Company, to raise sufficient cotton BY
free labor in India, enab" Great Britain To b. tho.
rourhy independent of the I :. Tor the production Of
the IA " material Already the project - grtng ahead
with treat rapdty-it wall very soCn be IN the iu tide
Of successful experimental wall soon render Great
Britain and the rest Of Europe totally independent Of
the slaveholdng States; and then the Aboonlsts can
dictate what terms they please TO the STAKEHOLDER.
"Ths is a project of immense Importance. The
whole OF the Directors Of the East India Company
have entered into IT with the utmost enthusiasm; they
have advanced large sums Of money 10 get intelligent
and others from the Southern States who can
successfully superintcnd the raising OF Cotton In.
din They have purchased American gins, and every
other material necessary TO ensure success and all lei
confident that very short time VIII see them and Us
free from the dctation of the STAKEHOLDER OF the South
All rood me have approved Of this plan, and have
entered into it with avidty it is the only way 10 reach
the Southern planter, and to make hun feel his mpo-
fence and to punish him for the past Where will he
be able TO sell his s!ayelabor cotton; Nowhere The Brl
fish Government, understood, have endorsed and
sanctioned these proceedings, and have doubt aGvaa
ccd money Literally, to carry them out Ana IN So dong
they only fulfil the honest desires OF the whole British
nation as forth in the eloquent language Of that most
eIooue nj and noble amongst noble men, Mr.. y Council
The British people dee> slavery and Will not allow
their ministers members OF parliament TO sanction
in any way. They would soon unscat any government
that sanctioned slavery. Wead abundant proof OF that
vl,cn we were in England. They viii not allow their
fellow citizens TO make money by bowie knives, OF
whns or slackcs instruments OF torture or tools o!
AWNING connected with slavery. much GO they de-
test il tIa, they will allow of their capital 10 he
! invested in any way, with any thing, any man or Set
of men or institution connected with slavery
srhcy will not hereafter waste their time ~ nanula'
tnr;nn slave labor cotton they viii not wear ans gar
mcn,s made from and we Of the North mus, i%!o"
their noble example. Thus, aud mus only Si'nH We
crush the hydra headed monster, slavery, IN Inc South
ern States All other have failed, but tins shall
he found triumphant and viii rebound 10 the honor ana
| rlorv of al concerned IN IT.
Such are the bold and ins'dious designs winch are
now formed against the Southyet 1t IS at tlIs very
,ipe that the South is advised TO take TO her bosom
Candidate who dare not come out against the AhoI'-
,;oniss and whose friends woolng their support
Does any doubt, after reading the Southern "a
dress that there Is concert and coalition between many
NJ the Northern Wings and the Aboitionists That
Harrison friends there not our TRENDS, hnt lat
"a, Rnrcn friends are our friends, II that evidence
e not sufficient to convince the honest skePuc--or 10
alarm the Infatuated Wing with the deep sense oil re-
sponsbility which he is drawing down upon ms own
head 10 what other evidence must we appeal Nus
~. nneal 10 The rlcrious Meeting q. the Democrats,
which took plac" at Grcrnsvi!e G. IL, ~ = 'ar"n'
on the 9Th inst, IhOe, "A'tcr ia" ADDRESS ana h''
solutions had been adopted, WIN. Choice, E,l was
| q led
his observations in the Middle and New England States
from a tour through which he had Just returned
Mr. Choice came forward and briefly stated 10 thr '
inv that IN hisrraveS through the North he had u'e
arcuIur To- inquire into the feelings and views OF Tie
different parties and he had uniformly found mat a!
those in that section who have adopted princ!'7 40"
verse 10 Southern rights were distinctly a'A!t"' III u.
Wing ranks, and were the adj coates OF HARRISON III"
that no Southern man, his oprnIon could traverse i'
country which he did, and see ard hear what he "rr
and coiae luck a Hhig. He had mingled with crowds
in cities and in villages, at tavcrns, on st'aoat- ana
in stage coaches, and he uniformly iound the b'iH'
Tariff and Internal Improvement men were gong iT
Harrison for the arOTCd bJert OF carrying out r'
ples.-Thr ABoLIrIoSisTs--and he had mel W'h
n great manv-were to man HARRISON men AND "r
was informed by gentlemen o' uaqurstonaoc NrrEch.,
that what he had seen fair specimen OF the Aby
llonists generay-thcy were undoubtedly "ltgs ana
| Harrison men.
General Caldwell of Newberry also came forward 70
give in his Exprrience-He too had "travel!ed IN The
North, and his observations led him to the SANE con
illusions with his friend, Captain Choce he D'm'
Gratis were with against Abolition, aud the Ao"i'''H
lists IN the North were, in every instance b" had me-
them, Hhigs lie last Summer had travelled IN ever
New England State
Does not the Southern Citizen see how this phys
is destined to work upon the South, II General mar
son should be elected The first ground winch tue
Abotonists are breaking upon Us, rs upon the D'sr"
Of Colnmbia II is TO tha point, that their thousands 81
memoralists have hitherto directed their attacks l'
election Of Harrison will bring swarms OF similar pr
tons upon rs he has skuked that question, or, raio
he has insdiousy taken snch ground IN rrl" on t" the
right Of Petition, Will let IN such petitions upon us
He has prorssed to modify the unqualified rght oil
tition dscaim lis exercise upon slavery IN Tie
States-but he has dscaimCd il us to III" DS'rc',
and BY all the rules of logic he is 90 he understood .
admitting the right Of the Aboltonsts 10 petition i'
Emancipation in the District. Hiss success VIII "n.'
{ serve To- animate his Abolition allies TO further e"Hs
Their strength in Congress viii lncrcascns - has
year and session after session. the country wall hc ~
taied, distracted alienated 10y these fc;hlo us, u"'
the Southern members will again be compelled 10
withdraw from the liouse-or, until the Southern
People shall become annoyed, soured, eXcIrd ana
indignated--and fearful crisis will arrive Tor The
Union itself Then, what will the Wings say, ihcn'
what consolation have they to offer for their fol
", in pressing upon candidate, VIII" no" refuse
give confidence and tranquility 10 the Sont iori'is
he may offend the AbotIonrsts: What rccomfc""
viii they make us for breaking down our friends
the North, and committing the sheep to the gnaraaN
ship of the wolves But the subject IS too dark an"
gigantic 10 be embraced in the small compass vino
we have time only 10 give to ii today-And we pas
, on then, TO recommend to readers CAIN and Pr
found consideration of the views which Mr.. Fors:a
has submitted TO his country mem
GEORGIA.
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