Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
TWO Warnings from the North.

~, u,ll.u Of Boston, IN which he exposed the ma
,vrrs ot Al.sSrs. w II Harrison, Evans, Calhoun
Mass and Judge Morris. But the following letter
,,,,ns dryclopemcnts # similar movements, calcu
,.n3 n ,h,w n. excuses which the Wings of Ma,
,,> mr., committing, 10 promote the election of III,
t.isra1 and Abolition candidate. The "Hampder
r, ii Springfield, Mass draws the following por
,r,rof Mr Brown:
er, Aslt EEow>Thc scandslous, infamous alschoods
n b.,rlrd and vile SANDERS and nsinuacns the FrderaS
,a c,cuhtnc 10 backrn The character destroy the
I'm aud PROSTATE influence Of this genilcman young
~ integrity aud ireproaclabe character; is aln,u>
,s,,r parallel the annals Of inany Mr. Brown II Baptist
WEBSTER popular and successful preacher. AZ the late Abolition
sac hr honest and bold enough disclose the
-, operations used 10 iolst Harrison upon the Ahuliunss
Convention the substance nf letter written
n calhoun aJudse Norris and 10y the latter shown and read
a i.unn'>i For revealing this hc has drawn dnw
mead the hottest fury Of Federalism lie Is charged
. h. always v"ed The Wing ticket when he voted
h. rharg with beng the hired emsary Of Van Buren,
IN We have orS heard hun pronounced lar, and rhardc
49, furious Federal Wing, smartns under The exposure
,r,Ir >,rturl gam Of deception and fraud
I'm, ~ Crown above The mpoten shafts Of their malice
rl perfect shield against their insidous assaults.
Whenever The dral>s shall see nj 10 call him publicly 10
IyVm HARRISON he holds himself ready fer the task. lie
.s,. Controversy with them, aud asks no immunity from
,., The secret and concerted PROSTATE
T., II the Grsrl aud poison The popular mind against him, be-
nan and worship their polluted shrine worthy Of
5ra t,d:ar>, decSed IN blue ribbons aud revealing haro
N which avoids truth, huns light and ~eekseon
g-.w,a ,, threats, open or secret"
CORRESPONDENCE.
"NoRrHaMPToS, (Aass.) 2lst Aug, 1910
VI jobn Cldrk,
Dear SIR: Yours of the 18th inst, was received
Yesterday read it with pleasure, It breahrd the
,,r.:of gentleman and christian You will apprec.
az remark when tell you, that have before
ne four letters received within few days through the
Pn::oice, unpdid, and filled with insults One f
them IS from the Editor Of the Boston Atlas, a Wing
orr. II was written, evidently, for the purpose Of
:.,0I with the postage, and insulting at the
SANE tmr-as the pretended injuries had been pub
l-,y answered. in the definite manner and the
Editor had and read the letter answering the SANE
Aa.arr letter, is anonymous, promising L coat of
-. feathers, &c, &c, all growing out nr the causes
va mention your letter. The open frankness and
bones. nqury o.; your letter, demand from an an
.arr
"Iou first inquiry respecting Gen Harrison and the
.,.s.s Of members of Congress which represent him
t.G Abntonsts, as desrous To do all in his power for
,c overthrow OF slavery, has been publmy answered
IL ay letter 10 Mr. Hhllett. have only TO say, that
my statements in that letter not exargcraed-Gen
II aud his Northern friends have been earnestly en-
dtay1rng Obtain the votes of the Aboltionsts, and
have ;Cd Us again and again, upon the General an
ilaty that he would aid to the extent of his ability in
atushng slavery. In order to gam or make sure of
The votes of the numerous Abolltions.s members of
Congress have written, upon the authority of Gen III
sgca letters the described in my letter 10 Mr.
itart;, distinguished men of the Wing party; they
nlse shown those letters to few of the prominent
Aootonlsis, who they supposed would tell their
brethren and thereby secure their votes. Having my
sell than two years since become satisfied that
Gen Harrison mere tool of the party, | have
Watched The of his friends among u.s. and have
h-@n waiting since his nomination, for "etS sufficient 10
s"GE'ncc the friends q. emancipation that the Gene
"a was what knew him TO be-. Ob!aiRed the facts,
5u when thought proper, stated them the result upon
itc paoic mind you have through the papers. q
perhaps shGrid state that consistent Abotonist be-
Lcyr, that he can vote for NJ Van Buren, for he has
openly aad frankly expressed his sentiments, and his
trends here in Massachusetts, do no, attempt TO
cnvu them up, therefore have no umcuity Win
them: they are not hypocrtes) The consequences nj
M telling the truth respecting the letter OF WIN. b.
Calhoun, have been to show the Abooniss OF ti's
Congress- District the corruption OF the man ana
The leaders OF the party. did not act disnon"rapIe
mar, IN dong this for, the facts which stated were
n, obtained clandes,iney upon promise OF secrecy
or IN any manner which did not give me perfect ana
honorable rr.it Ia them publicly. Qua use theih
thus For IT, | have been scandalized and insuneu IN
an indecent manner. have offered to meet the wings
through their own papers public dscuss'on ana
sa!irr them to prove guilty OF single dsho"ota-
BE act or of pros;tulng the "sacTed "ihce III tne
a,, respect in the entire transaclnn but they have no
>h 70 meet where or how but ny 'he iheaes'
ao.s, Their attempted abuse consists st, IN circulating
fcpoT; that "am POLITICIAN under the pay OF the
Purra party am far from being politician that
the Abot Convention IN Boston, about the Isl OF
Jue and did very l,tle there. have also, Will
Ten DAYS past, attended political Convention, by the
request few christian friends, long enough 70 read
in the Bible, and pray; and the most try
could saw Of my prayer, was, that prayed tha' the
Convention then convened, might "embrace ana carry
ort The principles of the Bible; that their Democracy
ln,r.; be that of the Bible" have voted only upon
lex occasions, and then with the Wing party
yH., crasimg the of those men whose rlorai
"A Cor rrTr hpIn rr a
tg VI T. Rures officers, did no, know an td'tof OF
s,ain, raaG ii tina; ,arty, this entire state ana
iyey un; ,vitin few months brl,eved, tsat WHAT
the leading Wing papers sad ., me ' ah D"'e" pa
i, vas true a ba>er lasrhood, could not nave oeeh
Invented My preaching upon pntics amounts " ''''
Usually a short time before election, preach sermon
showing the character Of the men whom uod requires
u 70 - rulers the people, and usually nphto
I- public SINS of the nation without reference
.a.En iafiy have since have been in this place,
md 81 to rehuke carnnsais at one OF the pa'es
!wI state the facts and YOU Judge whether have
done vrpnr The leading Wings here are usually
members If the Congregational Church. They usu-
all nav" q Sabbath evening caucus. Drac"h IRE
gt4n:l, ltrs,des Other influential members MAKE
Prrch"s and, after the people have hecnlne eScr"'
'ty - and get front OF the once al tue "PpoS'u
parry, aud the AR rings with their yeiis me past
Saa hnur lor cabin reared in front OF the large
Congregational Church, and lined with hard cider
through II the people passed INTO me chnfcH' ~
ich If hard cider was carried along the ais'r, ana
placed upnu the sacred desk. leading and nfiuch'
tai member of the church, among nihrrs) mounted 'e
PLATFORM md there amid the shouts Of the multitude,
frank lard cder and appealed to the baser passions o'
men, Hr,, they ready to rush ana yen i"r l'e''
Gra~ral ,sain-Jpon another occasion, was ar"ns-
q about o'clock 1T night, by the ringing oil oeis
and shouts oF tie multitude it tdc whole town was
~ &lmcs Rushing from my room, found II was only
II Wings returning from Conveni'"n, headed oy
these sane religious men. This last transaction mas
BEN repeated twice or thrice, as learn from good au-
'h'''y, with the exception of ringing bells i've IN
'cry retired part Of the town. and am less disturbed tan
o'nr;S. Ny political preaching is rebuking OF thes
public yins should as soon rebuke them IN any other
pyas the Wings; but the OCCASION does not exist mere
ga possibly in error; but have thought, ana 90 no"
"na, that God required it at my hands Alter such
coaTenuon those described, find II almost mposs'
e!st' make impression upon the minds OF men IA
'"'abe 70 Christianity and may as well cease preach
ing 10 suffer the community to rush head!ong ih''
such Transactions and still retain any sense OF tr obi
gallons Of Christianity abuse consists IN the q
Place. Influential men mngle among the multitude
2na call nr Lar and villain, and circulate .evtry scan
AIIlus fllx,hnrd ,yh;ch they can to nv hurt -net