Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17
MORE WARNINGS TO TIE SOUTH

Men OF North carolina, georgia anu haTElanu read
the following letter which was never "lncnded for the
public ryc.''-Rouse up Rouse up and SHAKE the
drw.drop of Federalism from Your lnn names. Save
the Constitution from the clutches of Black Cockade
Federalists and Of Bank Arslocrats Save The Sou II
from the fell spirit of Abotionis;s.
Fro,n he IIcStcrn District Of .Ntm York. Oct. = $40
sslf there any thing in the present contest cacula
ted to dslearten the Democracy of the State of New
York-hat has that ctirct-that looks strange, ystrr
Gus, lnconprclCnsblct is some demonstrations that
have come from the South in the last few months from
Louisiana and North Carolina, and the confident tone
assumed by our opponents in relation Virginia The
result IN Vermont aud Maine, discourugcs one. 1t
is Ia BE- accounted for in the perfect a,nalgamaton of
the Mir aud .iJ0itioH parties But the South, so far,
has disappointed usWe looked for better things, from
where much due due to the Democratic cause
This spectacle has been prcscncd:-rhr Democracy of
New York after Standing firm, gong with the pfcsdent
the subject Of Southern Trh'Sop2">n I" aln"s \
man. the fell spirit of Abolition in the Legislature,
counties. school districts, or think they
strong symptoms that those in whose defence they have
so maniuv battlcd, about to coalesce, IN cHec
with the common enemy. The Southern slavc-h"lder
acting with the Northern AbolItIonsl How strange aud
ncomprehcnsiblc, What prevents The Northern De-
n,ocrat from being an hbnlitionsi. What IS the
tendency Of his Democratic principles: And what then
prevents He is Constuunast. lie wnnid guard
that sacred instrument iron infringement. He holds
the Union sacrcd-hr mutual conccsS"n-the or;g'-
nal compact as involat He stands firm, and wards
his Democratic principle to lis fullest extent these con.
predominant, How will be, should he
the South ITSELF shake hands with those whom he has
armed for their destruction, whom he has helped
10 disarm: How would be, should he see that same
South has defended bascly cagung with the pie bald
portion Of which Northern AboioniSm is large com.
poncnt part 10 put down the Democratic Administration
Of Martin Van Buren, speak for one, but what say,
am confident would be applicable to the many As
the Editor Of a Democratic paper, have opposed boz
I.S
should see considerable portion o" the South cagu
ing with the money power IN th's aIl.inpor'an cr'sis
going with the AboIoniss of the North, to defeat the
Dcmocracv should become al least neutral touching
any farther movement nf Abolltlnnsm So help me
Heaven would spouse the cause OF those who
so papahly deserted their own cause. HE event tear
and speak Of would the moment II transpired change
fatally change, the entire comp exlon OF AbotonIsm
at the North Aboonism would assume features 1t
never has assumed. These are no idle threats Il"
YOU Sir whose position well understand and admire,
should have motive for addressing threats but
| present prospective FACTS
uIs possible, sir, that to North Carroll
M. virginia and Maryland, leagued with Vermont,
Massachusetts and Connecticut, where AboIonism
controls in putting down the who boldly went for
the Union, the Compact, Inviolatc To put down
that Northern Democracy that has 80 mantnIy stood
bv and sustained him in that position We will not be-
licve it, until see IT, and then rciuctantiy-wih Il
Cnelinr allied To that cold chill winch comes over warm
and generous hearts, when Ingraudr unmasks Itsclf
.
| And vet we are warned tina; such will be the case A
Central Wing Committee nj Washington, inspires their
followers here offer wagers upon these three states,
/ yrgnia North Carolina and Maryland. And Daniel
Webster the man who but short time since, stood on
Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts, and like High
Priest of disunion of anarchy and boodshed, v"mttd
forth his abolition agitation, on his way TO r.
r,nin 10 rrppat his Alexandria mnckcry-hs pledges
tbn the South will be safe in the hands OF man aud
\ marty wo al this moment al the North are strainIng
ovorv nerve to anal gamatc with Aboltionists. LEI
VIRGINIA believe the Janus. faced sponSor II she VIII
ado the South, SIR, understand the true position OF
things nj the North IS Carolina we'll advertised ~
that respect; Is Maryland If they are it IS hardly
moss bile ,hcy should 30 for General Harrison Are al
the facts attending the Vermont and Maine elections
before them Tell them, sir for il is VIGOROUSLY true
that publicly and privately in this State, the wing
Abolitionst approaches the Independent Nomination
Abolitionst aud tells him To drop Birney and go LOT
IIorrisou-s ftcr this election are P0'"tcat ADO
Il Itun;sls heart and hand with you.
"Excnse this familiarity OF 4 stranger II assuming
,oo much attribute il 10 honest zeal IN the Demo
cratic cause Every day, every hour, increases conn
dence that New York viii be redeemed Never d't
the Democracy come mp SO well to the work BE goot
enouph TO send us few numbers of the Enquirer II
exchange, and brief acknowledgment OF the Fecep
,;o of this letter.