Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
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Ertroet of q letter from, Boston. Nor. 9ta, 1910.

Extract Of a letter from Boston, Nor 9tt, $40
"Althou5h an entire stranger take the liberty OF
addressing few lines to you, and enclosing, under
separate cover party hand bill which has been circu-
lated through city this day 1t is true, that the
contest for the Presidency has ended and with every
appearance Of defeat 10 the Democratic party; but It IS
Of the great advantages which we possess that de-
feat dscourages disperses u.s. We rise from
the conflict eager for fresh field and with the certainty
that the purity of our principles and the justice of our
cause must secure ultimate triumph. 1T is in this
view that send you the handbill that you may Di
your eyes the ground taken by the Wing party IN
this State, and how soon the msy mask Of hypocrisy
is dropped when il longer injure their cause in
the South. The Democracy Of the North look 10 the
future with fear and apprehension. We have warned
you of the interference Of the Abooniss with your
dearest rights and Of the intimate union between them
and the Northern Wig party you have turned deaf
ear warnings, and have replied that we made the
accusation only TO produce party feeling i'll the South
favorable to our cause The contest is now over for
veal for wo and the warning voice may find listeners
among those who lately turned deaf ear to its note.
awe feel proud Of Virginia. The zeal with which
she has rallied in the of equal rights and pure
Democracy, kindes glow Of ardor and awakes feel
ing of gratitude in every heart that beats with Demo-
cratic pulse. While she is faithful, feel that we
who follow her lead in the straigh path of duty,
and shall rally again a contest with vigor and
success"
The Enclosed HaudJiRl
To the Colored Inhabitants Of Boston.
Fellow You are this day called pom for
President of this our common country
oiered-chouse which
MARTIN VAN BUREN-Who has refused TO listen 10 yonr
petitions eudcavorng send back To Slavery the
cantiyeS Aristad who called the Southern candidate
from urccntng spirit he evinces towards all that emaaes
from your friends
MARTIN VAN BUREN-Who has declared no matter what
abolish Slavery in the District Of CO.
unhia, he will ii; Or WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
veteran in the of hs Countrywide through long life
has by aeion words! his high regard for every human
being; who ever the rE saunc undained advocate
rights; will listen petitions, and If elected
your President like his opponent, Martin Van Buren, the
holders. you wish for better times DO
NOT STAY AWAY FROM TIE POLLS. EVERY VOTE
THUS LOST COUNTS FOR HIM, but vote for GENERAL
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON AND HONEST JOHN DAVIS.
Such are some of the arts by which the Wings have
trinmphed They have carried New York, and Ohio,
and Pennsylvania, by the votes of the Abo,onists-
And yet the Wings exult at his success lie IS under
obligations 10 the Abotonists will he have the moral
courage to overcome their influence, They have
claims upon him for their support-w not the success
ful result of their cooperation increase their hopes
nerve their arms-multply their petitions upon Con,
gress, their agitation, array section against
section more and more and pour fercerte mpcst upon
the South