Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

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na,,.d n ,,yoti 10 other means e. obtain know
,arc Of them II has been proceed nom tiic record.
lat he smoke III favor 81 the Standing AfhF VI 'ne u
dor Adams winch was an object {" p"cu.tr 'F'"H ana
aversion with the ca!ly Republicans ne receive" ms
r,, o,,ontmrnt from that iahionrd Federal ruler, as
o ,.at was bestowed bv the son. kindred IN pfnc'pe
a. ,,.u a. in blood When charged with Federalism,
an the floor of the Senate, by John itannon, VINO as
serted !, boldly on his authority, he ahnhi'h me
alienation in part, and but family denied Tue rest "
,h,nyb rarhled account uihs debate wh"h @'rs hh'
L;d i,;u,,rh over The Orator o. Roanoke, has been
l;lod ,n,onr the political documents nt t.rti' BY
his friends wh Cd he h1s, v" would IAN nope" 'na"V'r
,cnv sanctioned He i certainly pledged 10 tie most
,y;,us doctrines of that Federal school itis IrV"'
ia, ,arnal lmprovcue III every variety oil form,
a p,.c,ive Tariff was ardent as To induce hrn
:. ,,,,.rd SUSPENSION Of the payment ni the pub
lc dan, for the purpose of accommodating surplus, I"
he opul,ed 10 their encouragement % a'G'"t WIS -
.nunnr If the latter, as I" MAKE avn a"cd'', 'i NJ
Md witness the exfencst evils predicted from ~ De-
c, H.. ,ou,d consent 10 ia Abandonment II" pr
.oJ ,,orcoyer that: with the consent ni tn" Southern
STATES The national revenue should br appropriated l"
The unconstitutional object oil cinancaln9 '''' silNtN'
aud inns proynn his Loose and erroneous views OF the
o,,,,ct oil ch binds these sovercigni'rs together
/ We all know how obnoxious was the famous frocla-
,.,;a, az Cen Jackson 10 the Republicans o' The
| Son,l anJ many Of them were driven 10y " lroh In"
nt NJ The ADMINISTRATION, in spite Of Tic "Np'ana-
mons r h,. President, which in great dc@rr" quail.
cd M nll,uatTu It's OBNOXIOUS 'ch'i''
Harrison on the contrary Landed t!I:s act Of General
| I,cL.,p rs doing hun honor than the factory q
New Or cans and adopted It's principles, rs expanded
and exposed by Daniel Webster, as the most eloquent
and satisfactory cxpositions ot the prncres al me
government, lie voted, indeed, against The pr"i'h'.
In, al slavery in Missouri, yet III the same session OF
C,nur,s, proposed Of restriction, and alter
w.-ds - the rpisatnrc Of OHIO voted for resolution
Ia instruct lis Senators aud Representatives To oppose
! the admission of Territories INTO the mon wth"u,
this prohibition. lie was decided oppo"rh, Of me
cl,ctou Of Gen Jackson, and equally decided sup
norier of that of John O. Adams from whom lie re-
ceiyed the mission Colnmbia hc had received his
4 frs, honor from; the Federal father.
! But surprising his own opinions |" DC orthodoxy whch
,bcv mr., not, let us cnuurp into tne sentiments 81 those
~, .,,,nnrt him. The leader Of Massachusetts, Fe.
IS his r.uht arm aud the father q" the msci!l-
cd American system, is his left. III" advocates OF a
Rank of the IT, $, are, without ~ exception" h'S par
,zans and look his election involving the certainty
Of the rc-establishment of their great Regulator
an those who are devoted 10 every principle and mea-
r,, which virginia has ever abhorrcd strenuous IN
,droratipr the election Of the nominee nt the Harris
1 burg Convention. Aud who are those, VII" III tlht
Contention cocrccd the rciucan; delegates from the
South INTO The adoption o.! General Harrison. Nb"l:-
ionsts or those who under tile inidcucc "i iil
trni,orous faction which has proclaimed the defeat Of
the rejected candidate a ignul proof that n" slave
holder should again occupy the Presidential CHAR.
DO we not know, is II not undsputcd history mat me
choice. was acruiCsc"d III with The greatest reluctance
AZ those who have since affected rmthmsiasln winch
is as i.tsiacer Us is sudden IT, then, General liar.
son owes his selection 70 opinions and - men adverse
Ia the South and 10 Southern interests, viii hc no." II
elected be under the control Of those who prevailed
against TIE reluctantly yielded wishes OF the Southern
delegation:
| Addition Wherever there is an hbonnist who is
\, The same time Politician he is decided supporter
Of the Nhim candidate The greatest pains have been
taken 10 persuade tie Ahohtomisis, that Gen Harr-
son is mol uuavorahlc - thrr views; at least, not IS
much 50 rs his distinguished opponent. For THIS pur-
pose we have had open declarations; and worse still,
secret communications from politicians of influence,
even in the National Legislature. Wherever the Wing
marty prevails there Abolition iiourShrs: wherever the
Republicans have the sway, II Is discouraged and de-
pressed Need We point, As proof {" Tue former asS%r-
ton 10 Vermont, Connecticut, New OK, Ne: In
the las; mentioned State, IN avoWed Nhoii'!"nisi IS
lieutenant Governor and laws have Been LATELY pass
ed there BY compact Wing majority, which render
il impossible for Southern man to recover ms iugi-
tive slaves nay, expose hlm !" The "cn''arr should
he venture appeal to the Laws Of the |. ;. Tor the
protection OF his property On the contrary, in New
Hampshire, Name, Pennsylvania, Ono, NC, the De.
mocracy have proved true 20 tie Soath, even At the
hazard 81. much ot their popularity. IL the kcyston"
State particularly, not Democrat can 10 found wA"
Is ~ Tie -,ht,>' degree tainted wr Abolition, vf
who does not regard Il with TIE same dytrsiat,nm hat =
frli ~ the South.
II wr ,oo, w;;hi, he walls Of Congress, The same
stale or things will be found 10 exist Every consplcu.
Gus Abolrtonst, there, IN equally conspicuous sup
porter of General Harrison, including Mrssrs Adams
Shade C.diings Gates, Clarke, Smith, SaItons!al,
O-le, e., &c Several o! these, mos, distinguished
if t!lrr .vvo, TX" - lrFisnn and Addition. m"
members Of the Central Wing Committee, whose duty
it is II cnllghrn hc n'on inclri!ar III" Southern
States with pol teal information, Ihin!: ynu :ri!ow
ci,zcas. that the election "a CANDIDATE who receives
such jealous support, from notorious fer ihcf
devotion - Abolition, viii not encourage and strength
en- ha, pes, enal h"rcsy, which already boasts III pow
or OF cocrclnr the Opposition into ,r adoption 81 az
candidate: This rs too serious matter 10 10 made the
sport Of .acii"a It involves all that is dear 10 ~
life peace, pr Spcri;y, happiness nay, existence s"
and will give these for the sake ola party triumph
and that, too. the sacrifice o! all y"ur cher he'd prn
cipcs expose Your highest and listing interests 10 The
most imminent peril
1t was the declaration Of Nlr. jefferson, Hat the
"Northcrn Democracy The natural ally q: The South,
and the pEcscn, aspect Of parties striking cnirma
ton Of that prophetic sentiment lci there are many
anon u, who intent upon he ,ra0si"-r object.
oil party faction that they sPurn from ii i.rS nan
raj ally, l.os critical uncturc Of a!lirs, nay tsca
il rs an enemy, and strengthen The h.1ds q: IL, and
consequently, rhcr deadly rnc.av. lhcr would STRIKE
down The man whr has soicmuy pledged hrnstl! Il
veto any bill winch may b. passed, and they wouIc
substitute aSnraut, WHO not "a!y refuses 10 = W
any pledge, bu vi indicates purpose 81 sign any h:l
the man. who, from his local position. n the pom, d
danger, ,c and willing t. hrn: friends aud Icy
prefer tn, Candidate, hose most decided friends ART
the Least wiling T. serve rs Ii We r'pudatc Martin
Van Barren, We paraylr his ana or friends, and We
commit dcares, interests 10 the hands 81 Wal
liam Henry liarTIson'S friends. "!tn !arr hithcr
10 betrayed Ii eject MIR Van Buren,, iir door
: StlIi closed 10 their claim Of petition and debate
The country saved FROM agitation, and The | mon
from iii, DANCER OF dissolution But the election o! his
compc!nr throws open the door !, petitions and de-
bates upon III" District ul COLUMBIA, and u = 10 ih's
point Of The fortress that tir a!.cgy ii The tnoir,'on
s,s has brcn hitherto directed, and VIII continue 10 be
pointed B,eak that rampant down, and The SION Is
gone. The very agitation Of such question, II con
4 tnucd from session TO session. wca&cns the bonds
which unite Yet il is th's very question, which Gen
harrison has III his last Carthage address evacCd. We
cannot admire the i.innrss the canGoT .! tIat man
who r;.tcnGS IL 30 before the rrt,r, "a meet every
Gwy>"a, and disngtnunnslr sfurS over IT," only
one ch has BEEN and will continue to BE- Tie scarce
II officially ana =; danger ToTc'! TIC slaves IN III,
DiStr q # Colum5In without The consent Of Their
ters without thc consent OF all Ike saveholdng States
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