Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17
Store earnings for Tie Sam'h.
IN-LDI .lL.I I-I-L - 5 I---.---

y
/ AT recent Convention, is "c are informed
Louisville paper the AbolItIons's OF Indiana un
rnously resolved TO support Genera Harrison for
Presidency.
"Thc time for argument is pas, SAID Mr.. Clay
Spring at Baltimore The sentiment seems To il
been thoroughly adopted by the whole Wing part
the South The friends Of the Administration and
| President himself find their most determined cncr
in the Aboll,ionists-evcn NEGRO VOTES are u,
put them dnwn,-and what do the Southern "
think of II; Instead of pausng 10 n.ldcr the COZ
quenccs theg join Ms .iSeinto4tS nnd free ms-rOe.
! mar tG0r and 500 IT WITH Nsm.!
.uOrc Uarnings-AH
ABOLITION ~ NEW YORK.
| The Abolition voters in New York are suppose
/ he about 80, 900 in number Some time since, ic,
| the AboltonlstS met and nominated separate AJoI
rand dates for President, Goyerncr, Ac., Nc. III
men were called by the Wings, ga / in Burr" tor,
GispniSc" Wig 'sa Ian Bnrcn torce p Not bcco
they Will ro'c for Mr. Van Buren,, for thcrr - %
man of them who is not dead against him Bg, II
were called a Van Buren, force, because they =
thought likely 10 draw Oft votes ,rhich ~",dd "hct
40 far GEN HirriS0n Could there be- more G.l
admission that the mass Of the Abotlonists arr
favor Of Gen. Harrison.
As onT ago as the 22d Of August, Mr. Gale {
RESPONDENT al New York, cJm!ortcu himself wlti
reflection, that the separate Abolition Ticket 40
not probably get ,OGO votes, while all nc r'm'
iRo .9hJiiti0R tOrcc, t1rentynne ~ 0He, roHd 2"
Gen. HARRISON
Recent events make it probable, that :h;S WI
movement of a separate Abolition organization, INST
of constituting "a Van Buren, force IN disguise
n mere rUSc DE- gUcrrc-a miserable mask under "i
the Abo!lt:onsts were TO vote for VIM II. barr
without alarming the South So far we can
derstand the real state OF the facts, 1t IS not belle
By amy pnrty, that the separate Abolition Ticket
obtain over 5000 OF the 80 900 hbolrtionlss IN
State, and the Wings say they Will scarcely ~: 4
1t is incredible, that IN" Abolition leaders should
be able TO concentrate on themselves more hume,
vote, il Mcy reaiiy dcSircd H. In addition 10 the Ii
cncc fairly deduCible from this fact, We learn that
oi the caudjddtcS Of this separate organization, am.
Their friends declare their intention to vote iur H.
son; and one Of the third party at late Abolition $
Convention, held al Utica, declared, "i rc Harp
ne Mird partg II lriY make Mc south rot' far H0ryys
because they ,cW then MiHk bGt .5boi'tion and III
rom are not bGh me (Sce too the letter we pub
this morning iror the interior of the State vi Y
York;
PEorLE or I'M SouTu you viii find ont, (wl..
too are:) that Ehiggtrya aud Abolition arc BOTH 0,
throughout all the Nor,hern, middle and Norih.wc.'
States At THIS MOMENT they are supporting
saiac candidates for State Offices the SGmc candid.
for Congress; the snme Electors of President and
President And Southern Uhiggery is a third par'r
This .toni aHiance' Northern Wings hav" already s.
the riGh,s IF The So"th for otfce; and few SOnll
Uhig icadsrS submit in silence 10 the Outrage Al
people of the South, who wish TO ratIfg the barEa
,cW cOte far HdrriSOR All who think ihcr f1u
more to be trusted than their tu,HicS, r,i rat.
Fan Buren-Alen OF the sunny Sorthr Frrrmrm
North Carolina, and Georgia, and MAJ, land, 81
do you say to the Northern men, who are Lgng
your dearest rights into nnrkct-seling your t
right for the qualification Of their own unhaliovrr
bition; When Won see these men coning manfaly
ward from ID. Webster down 10 the lowest slam - lai
er, and DECLARING IN the face of the ncnur as an aga
declared the other night to the Democratic Assoc a'
Of Richmond, that there was nothing IN tie gi q.
President he would accrpt-thrn may you grpo.c ~.
confidence III the sincerity OF their pro!; Ss.n.
Then. may they pretend 10 pnss for pun. pair
whose only aim is their country good. D.-.n,ct,s
politicians they may then pass for bat still niss
ded and Infatuated politicians