Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-12

General Harrison and to vouch for his orthodoxy upon
this and upon all other SUBJECTS and verify he vouches
broadly roundly, and unscrupulously enough tor the
most INSCRIPTIONS modern Wing. BY the way, how
long has il been since the Richmond wing charged
Mr. Rives with unsoundness upon The SUBJECT OF ADO,
ltion How long has the Richmond wing considered
him sound upon any SUBJECT But let that pass. me
immaculate consistent and candid MI Rives mas as
covered that General Harrison, above all other men, IS
entitled TO gratitude, on account OF his ue!ehceo
tho constitutional rights of the Southland this, with
his Chevio speech staring him in the face, IN which
General Harrison avows that ut has long been an OBJ
ect near his heart the power and treasure OF the
Federal Government brought IN aid OF emancipation so
that might look forward to day not tar distant
when North American would not shine upon
slave General Harrison surrenders the only guaraii.
tee upon which we safely rely for the security OF
rights and interests our peace ana saety- W
legations of the criueR Constitution re scFuP'es h"'
about that provided he extort the consent OF tae
holding slaves; and God only knows "iia' "o..u "
construed into such consentor TO what desperate eA
tremity we should be driven Vt men oil ms aSity OF
principle and inbecity of mind were 70 oe trusted
with the whole Executive powers oil tne Government
Who can tell into what excuses ne might DC hutEiea'
into what measures fatal to our peace, and our
rah,s no might be prec:pitated, if he were 10 be
indebted for his mschievous elevation, to the m
Auence. and the votes of those miscrecnts, who
would sacrifice the Constitution OF their country,
and the rights of the South TO their insane fana'csm
INT he and
aware of the calculations which are made upon the
Abolition voters; though they must know that he
stands not the remotest chance oil beng elected out
by the votes of Ohio and New York; though they must
know that he has not the most distant nope OF carr
ing those States but by the aid Of the Fanatics VINO
defle their surface, yet they are wiling 10 .e
instrumentality Of the Abolltionsts They are wiling
10 place their candidate under the most solemn ooiiga-
lions to these willing to owe the Of
fee to their suages; and then perhaps to carry out Tue
dirty work which the Abolitionlss Will naturally e@-
prci at their hands. But the Wing and its reckless
and imprisoned associates willing TO employ any
agents. to the temporary success OF their party
any allies however little worthy of conference.-the
Masons Abotoniss, it is of little concern TO tnem
whom they employ-wth whom they affiliate. ihe
Wings show their desperation in accepting the AID OF the
Richmond Whig-and that congenial Journal shows,
how willing it avail itself of the assistance OF any
ally, whether it be Rives Aboltonis,-ina word
of any of any creed, that will proclaim unquahea
and uncompromising hostility TO Martin Van buren, =
We all know, that the Wing thoroughly supported the
ultra Federal Administration Of Messrs. Adams and
Cay-nnd that Gen. Harrison was conspleuousiy 'den
tilted with that Administration. That that Admins
tration was ultra Federal in its principles and measures
Mr. Riyes has loudly proclaimed, and every Republican
knows The Wing knows-Mr. RiVes Knows .ha'
General Harrison though hostile to the administration
of General Jackson in spite OF that hostility, unqnal
fiedly approved the doctrines of Gen Jacksons Pro-
clulliaton-Iot Intended and explained by General!
Jackson himself, not understood by most OF MS
friends but as construed by MIR Webster and the ultra
Federalsts everywhere: That Gen Harrison has point
ed to the Proclamation and to Daniel Websters SPEECH
upon it. contain the sum and substance ol ms po-
ltical creed And yet, upon the testimony OF Mr. fve
the Richmond Wing, and other leaders of "llke KID
ney,' the ultra Stale Rights men of the South, VINO
separated from their old frends-frends with whom
they had agreed, and coopcrated in opposing every at
tempt extend the scope of Federal power beyond the
limits of the Constitution, strictly and honestly con-
srued are TO be enlisted under the banner Of Gen. Har
rson and associated with the very party on account OF
whose principles and these ultra State Rights
men had well nigh broken up the union OF the States
State Rights of Virginia appeal to VOTERS
not LEADERS; for, with few honorable EXCEPTIONS
the State Rights professions of those leaders, seem TO
be worth about as much those OF their mouth
piece, the Richmond Whig)-STaTE RlGuTs VOTERS :
Are you mere noses of wax, to be moulded twisted
and turned to crafty the malice, self ASPIRATIONS OF
your wouldbe MANAGERS? Are you, in truth, friends
Of State Rghts-or you apostates-or The mere IN
srurnents Of apostates: Profess what you may, you
are bound TO sustain this Administration or to acknow-
ledge By your acts, that your State Rights creed is
swallowed up by your political malice, or by your
blind subservieBcy 10 leaders and managers, WHO nave
spostatized from the State Rights creedhave snrren-
dered and would surrender YOU poweress, dependent
and servle minority bound hand and foot to the ultra
Federal party. with new and dangerous schemes, su
peradded to the old sins and hereses of that party and
with VIM Henry Harrison for your "Chiei, OF whose
unftness for the high station to which he aspres ms
Southern champions ashamed IN Their hearts
,ouch, buster, and brag for him as they may.
4 DEMOCRAT,
Ind therefore for State Rights
March L. 1870