Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23
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ONO Observation-Disclosures petitions still
coming in Mr. Cochran, from Hamilton, introduced
one this morning 10 Opcn oar Cannon Schools 10 me
Hocks, If n bill Of this kind should pass the Wing
House. il will be killed in the Democratic Senate. We
do not believe the people prepared for this move
vet but there is no knowing here these fanatics will
stop or to what lengths they will push the Wing party
The Wing organ Of this city has come out for gene
raj rally of the party the Abolition Of slavery in
the District Of Columbia. Great danger threatens
the Union in these most extraordinary movements
Already we see the Legislature Of Georgia pass
ing Quarantine law, to keep out the citizens oil
Maine whom they charge with stealing saves-New
York and Virginia ut loggerhcads on the same
subjrct--and how long will i be before Tie billing
and coo;nr of Whiggcry in Ohio and Kentucky may
b. any liliun but Of the tuttledoye order. The To-
yinr banner States may be tearing each others red bun
ncrs 1t does PLAIN TO us that Nhiggery must e.
Their overthrow itself oyerurn the Union. The
signs are any thing but bright.
Tie ULi0 Organ zone Orcr 10 .76olstt0niSm!-lhe
work goes on with a vengeance. few days ago the
Journal came out in all its fury against the Federal
me ulbers of the House for tftng away its time on
Walkers petition, but the poor thing had no doubt
seen Miss ditto since, and w!lr!s round thus:
eve are say that should he happy 10 see The feelings
Of MI hanonxcd abolition of slavery IN the capital Of this
great renablc. '-iDarnal 81 Jam H. 1911.
There goes the organ OF Ohio Whiggery Tor you!-a
real yosglooking Airican-a full grown Abolitionst,
with the eedar emblem" flying at lis mast. The South
crn Wings are in pretty mess with their Abolition
Whis allies Of the North IL They arc all to "lar-
,uoni:c in The abolition Of sarery IN the capital Of this
grcat republic!
On next week the Aboltonists hold their State
Conycntion-and poor crawling, creeping, Whiggery
is bowling itself in the dust 10 lick the Spite from lis
masters feet; for surely Abolitionsm is Whggery 5
master 1t forced the Wings TO nominate Harrison at
Uarrsburg-t nominated Corwn for Governor of tins
Stac-it drove them TO ill Congress and the halls Of
our State Legislature with Abolition Whigs-the mere
puppets Of Abolition dctaton. Petitions pouring
in 10 repeal all iacs creating distinction Of color, and
we shall Wings and negroes all bedded in the
snme nest The negroes have also aroused 10 action,
and are sending in their petitions demanding ''no dis.
nctu Oh c0i0r" They are right to be even with their
Wing brothers-or of course is just good the
other, Qurrc.-Do the negroes not show the most
sensc3 The new editor Of the Journal is single man,
lust from the East Qu@re ogaia.-las his anxiety for
! the Abolition OF Slavery in the District of Columbia
anything 10 do with his future condition in life?
PROGRESS OF ABoLITIoSIsM.-There has been an
Abolition meeting Mt the Court House in Cincinnati
at which many Of the leading Harrison Wings took an
active part-the success Of flarrsonsm will give an
impetus TO the Abolition movements, which will teach
those heretofore dumb 10 The truth, that they have
hurucd viper to their bosoms We feel thankful that
the Democratic party of the free States stands upon
| hirh and elevated ground this subject. They
warned the South the wrath TO come, but she needed
il not and put the poisoned chalice TO her own lips.
Harrisons lid, Col. Tod, means pteously this
Abolition move in Cincinnati lie says:
ave are not disposed at the present time to enter
upon discussion of the power of Congress to abolish
Slavery in the District; but without further examlua-
ton, our impressions are, that an exercise OF such
power would be nfraction of the rights Of the
citizens of the District unless it called for by
themselves.
| awe think the agitation of this question especially
mpoic just now, and in this city and we regret &c
see flew active Wings taking part in IT, The un
lust efforts of the Locofocos 10 identify Gen Harrison
1tIa Il
We believe that many who took part in the meeting
Tuesday evening not Abotonlsts yet abroad, th,
MEETING will be viewed as intended to advance and nd
vocate their notions
Whew! This move is respectfully impolitic just notc
Just noe ELI Why not state the exact time, then
when it will not be "impolitic Your neighbor Whll
/ Gazette has lately put quite abolition face-l
| that impoliae too, Just noc' Go on-the masks arr
fallinr off and your trckery and deception will stanc
before the country in bold relief, and the South ant
North, and East and West will arouse in voice o
I indignation and hur the mpostors from place ant
power.
. Gen. Harrison himself, we have been lately nforme
on rood authority did hold out to the Abotonsts th
idea that he wished to receive their nomination in thu
fall of 1888 who held State Convention at Cieye
land-,his was communicated TO them directly through
an Abolition friend of his Every Abolition paper il
this Stale supported him, except the Phan,hropist, viz
the Xenia Free Press, the Ohio Atlas, the New Lsbor
Aurora and Painsve Telegraph. Let them fgll
it out.
In this county, (Frunklin,) we perceive by the Phi
anthropst that to have full Abolition tick
NEXT fall |. is TO be made out on the 18th instant
at the time of their State Convention. That pape
says:
awe are requested by friend in Franklin county +
give notice that at the time the convention meets
and at the same place. the Abolition voters of FRANKLIN
county VII settle upon county ticket
columbus (O) Statesman.
i PUBLIC DEBT.
The Federal party now restored TO power, and head
ed by Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster, have been bold an