Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04


Bank officers ;!
Merchants -
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Here are by this analysis sir, 80 .NoHiOniss, "Fnr-
MFRS aonc" "uerhanirs aonc," Workiugmcn not ono.
This - the Convention which the 'triD committee
speak Of when they say show ably all interests were
represented in that body Yes, sur, 30 AboitinnsiS;
and these the who aided in dosing the S"nt'.
crn WhiGs-,hese the men, who inil .ced The Ia
tai stab upon them And, did sCe the effect
If modification and disappointment more completely
portrayed than by the eloquent gentleman from S"n'h
Carolina (on the occasion before referred to- N brs-
towing hls splendid culogy upon Mr. Clay-when he
came to The Harrisburg nomination, thr deliberations
having resulted rs they did, Mr. C.s magnanimous
conduct in yirdrng his personal feelings under
the circumstances of the case, his throwing h'mse!
into the front rank to aid in achieving the triumph :"
the nominee Yes, sir, modification ranked IN the bo
SON of The Senator. but 10 these Ab"onlsts. he aud
his party had 10 succumb What could they d.: Had
they not Welded they would have been scattered to the
four winds of ieaven-rent into atoms-Irme tor con.
cert and for action would never again be SO prnpons
accomplish this, they had 10 consent t" swallow the
bitter pill prepared for them. II was nauseatng, MI
President hut had to BE- done WE'LL sir, the nominal
ton is made what next passes before u.s. why the wei
kin is made ring with the Hosannas of the Abolition
lists Hear them:
Upon the announcement Of the results of the Harris
burg Convention, the Liberator published at Boston,
said
'We iauson's nomination Cy as another
important sign the signal di,t ~ thu sdroerdet
por,r Had not been r Abollii"nsn Henry
Clay would undoubtedly hive heen nominated We nav. ah
believe that NO STAKEHOLDER WILL EVER AiAlN BE
PERMITTED TO FILL THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE IN
THIS REPUBLIC"
The. Emanripator published at New York, said
ssWrlI The arnny is over Henry Clay laid the
shelf No man doubt deny that
the North which has done II, III connec
and Infamous prnslnvery demon
God aRt'trerH rrorg
talents Distinctions oflnng political s-rrccs
n personal popularity openly rejected for th
Presidency Of this Republic account {" ms devotion 10 slavery
there Let the winds tell Tue tale
Lei the Shareholders hear the Let foreign natans hrar
LIT o'Conu- LIT the sLar>s herr IL StANEHOD
FIR IS INCAPACITATED FOR THE PRESIDENCY or lhE
u. The reign of slavocacy is Fastening 10 4 close
The Phii0nthr0pista Cincinnati summed up the mat
in the following words, viz:
aaii>aver Editors regarding the Harrisburg no
recognise the fact that rel Mr. Clay and the retention
q, Gen Harrison, the candidate OF the Opposition" are 10 som
extent concession spr, Of liberty IN the Worth
The Liberator said in February last:
will be remembered aloiing for the candidate n
Harrisburg all the "m the slavehnlding States voted
DIFF aled all wishes IL tried 10 gel
mated and could succeed, SOLELY BECAUSE He WAS
SHAREHOLDERS" . !,
The following is part of resolution adopted BY the