Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

..Tbcse simple elements explain the present sItna.
,ion Of The country lis disorder sovcrrading brought
an by oycrfanking The remedy Is 10 bank less ana
TO trade less. : ,;o,s
Io ex,rovogantly they must first suffer till they re-
nar losses by prudence and that neither men nor pahs
should impose on the community BY promises 10 pay
what they cannot pay.
The following from the "Old Hickory published IN
Springfield Illinois, viii give the reader some ldca Of
,he ctors made by the AbolitIonsts to extend their
! now.r ,hro,Irhont the whole Union. The statement
H., ia eccrrI aud Gonrer0us 0rraRi=0t0n Is going on
IN frrrg aeirLb0rho0d If this State, a"d, . Sd'd !"
crcrv Suite IN the Union, Is well calculated 10 arouse
public enquiry especially in tn" slave States ana ierfet
out the ncendarcs should they be found 10 exist withh
their limits:
"IIayinr secured the nomination of Gen. HARRISON,
and the co-opcration and support Of the Aboonists
and Anti NIasons new hope INSPIRED the Federal par
tv-a fresh and vigorous shout was raised. ne ADJ"
on papcrs all over the nation, boldly and loudly pro-
claimed that General Harrisons nomination was pro-
dnced nv The frmncss and energy of the AbotonIss.
Some Of these extracts from Abolition papers have
been already published The Federaiss every where
seem 70 be animated with the hope OF success but That
hone is founded on the support Of the Aboton!sts-
Wherever an Aboltinnst found, he is loud anu warm
in the support of Harrison There are some three
hundred Abolilonists it is sGid III the county ot san.
nanon every one of whom is tor HARRISON we call
upon our elow-cltizels in every neishbofhood OF tins
county and state notice the course oil the Abolition
ISIS We DEFY them to find one anywhere who 10 not
70. Harrison Such is the all over the nation
Yes the men who boldly say they would sacrifice their
country and its proud and holy institutions, and battle
lis fields with the blood of their fellow czens to make
the negro free are the who boast of having made
Harrison the Federal candidate for the Presidency; and
the men who are every where giving him their most
Jealous support.
"The renewed hope and active exertons Of the lead
ing Fcderalists be attributed to nothing else but
their coalition with the Abolitionists. Upon every
question of political principle they have lost ground IN
the La. three years And cir last fall towards
Mr. Clay demonstrates this; for he the able cham
p,on of all their political principles Clay now hrus,
aside and under the darh J0nner Of ABOLlTiONlSM,
the Federalsrs hope to conquer by secrcsy and intrigue
At this very moment secret anG dangerous orIanI-
cation going in every neighborllood OF this State;
and it ia SAID in every State the Union. In every
precinct, poll books secretly kept by secret com.
mil,ee appointed BY secret Central Committee, liv
ing at Springfield In these poll books every voter s
name taken down, and his vote recorded some nine
months before the election But this secret organlza-
ton is of piece with that which made Harrison the
candidate for the Presidency. Secret committees arc
the best possible Of those who wish the grounds
und motives upon which Harrison nominated,
known 10 all their friends, especially the AbollonIss
They could not make them known By stump speeches
or through The press, for THEY DARE NOT. The
uuion ofAEOLITIONlSM with FEDERALISM, can
best be communicated by SECRET COMMITTEES.
BGt leave thIs subject now u resume It hereafter