Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09
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"ZASr>yIItE, o, Sept 81.
IL perceive, that continued Efforts still making
hv intriguing and designing politicians IN IA" Southern
States 10 create belief that The Uhi2s mil .15oi0n.
ISIS nrc nat MnEfrd P"rty. Moth ne surely, can
hp rd"nruS Than ihrs attempt To blind and IA
lead the mnnforurd portion OF your c"nGinu ty II WAS
only last evening" that 0hR Tyicr, cindi,lr nr &C.
President arrived IN thts town his way 10 Columbus.
fc had not been here hut short time, before notice
had mcn u,vcu that H. would address his fiirnd$ At the
tonrthou-" Accord nnly, Mr. Tyler was ptradrd IN
yrcat snnf t. the front steps OF the Courthouse, al =
ocl ok III night and delivered himself OF Speech full
If roh ami fury nityrng nothing, but the cant slams
Of the Webster schnoI-cxcrp,, that he cIam"romsIy
cert fed for Virginia aud told us that "ersry TOm0n he
mrf r0S FIR IdrrjS0n 10 nun That III" country was
ruined unless riS0p could he elected; that tn" lrea.
.urr was bankrupt: that National Bank necessary:
Thai the independent Treasury was Pandora box,
and must be repealrd and that revolution rncvl-
table This large asscmbage was almost entirely made
M of Hartford Convention Blue lights Black Cockadr
:cdrral,sts and red hot Ahotonrsts who shouted and
hurraed with all their night You must know, that the
trent fyrv< of Negro Abnlitionsm in this part of OHIO
; in the town Of Platinum, on the opposite side OF the
Nuskinuum river, half mile from GAINESVILLE lon
mast also know. that this town OF Putnam IS the no
tgyipHS I!rHdgnHrttrS, where Two State Abolition Con
vrntuns have been held tu rally their "Fcrs IN the
Western country: and that, doubt, before Mr.. Ty
.r left home he had his eyes fixed this spot deter
mined EXHIBIT himself IN public IL tins Ab"iiI"n
Socirty; winch was brrathed into existence q or :
years ago nv hired English Em-sary, (nnd"r the
rarh nf Rrliron) bv the name oi H",reH Tbs scamp
finding the atmosphere of P"inam 10" hot for hm rot
en- cGrs and boiling water suddenly between Two
LAYS absr"ndrd to Canaha.-lmm"dintrly alter GIT,
he Ab"toulss, niggrr lecturers, hiick ana "h'tr'
rom the surrounding country (rnnnrrs having hren
sent OUT lnckrng IN many with lanterns, on io'I
md on horseback t. welcome this celebrated Rrgro
PhHanthr0pis John Tyler of Virginia, int" their s.
.iety. 4 dispute commenced gu the ground among Tn
audience, whether Tins the same Iyor, candidn'
nr President that large STAKEHOLDER, ana "7n'i
Governor ct Virginia. Tn" leading Anohuonists ar
nird tina, h" even held negro IN b"ndag" IN all ms
,l,. ,imr-otl-rs commended that he now held IN la.
,.ry or :}0l niracr-, men, wom"n and chdr rem, a'
ha; they could not how the Aho"nIsfs (it sl"S
we're honesty could for hln-oihers took IN
rround that though he was large sIavth'la''
{ HrrriS0n was elrc,rd he III favor "f appr"Pra'
nr the surplus revenue Of the nation 10 buying up a
he slaves in the Southern States, and setting th'h
rec And some wen; far I" say, that y"nr South
IN Whus are III favor Of larrtso0, N "rdrr TO -
,ld the money for their nig-rrs, a their lnds wra
unt-and that they are Ahni"nists. fer they w"u
ri act with them unless they were Ahnnnt>tS. ."
..n-blr old man observed, that 1T certainly could u"
y, thu iore Of otfcc alone that untrs the Southern pr
IL. 50 heartily with WbScr and me .N"rthrrn lin!
oaiSis-hec1nsr hsy must KIN ~ II Hrrisnn IS elect
d. that Ifbsifr (as their Ir0der) must and will hnr
pr. pnndrratng influ,nca in the councils Of the %
on that Abolition prtitr"ns would BE- receive
! Ccngrrs>--that law, by the way Of an "n."rm
yeds., would a, first he passed to abolish slavery
Ie D strict Of Connhir, g.. for H"rrssoh M.
.llrrd nj Clev-ind and elsewhere, that NJ "hi
'rtn any bill Tint C,n rrrss nav piss
Every day experience IN Ono, c"nV'hctS ~ ~
nd N re that Whgrery and .4bo'uton are one ana =
.,ne thing and That tie Harrison party IS drprhar'
entirely for success upon Abolition votes Inc "es'