Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27

We have observed scyora. notices in the nubIic
prints, IN, yIns doub; ofthe confirmation by the
Senate OF the nomination OF Gov Everett. Tho
objection 10 Mr. Everett, il is stated, is on the scor.
OF hs opln)ns respecting s.ov,ry. Il is con, eded
that ne IS an able and accomplished st-.esman-a
polished genteman-a patrio, in ia broadcast sense
and devoted to his country and his whole country
But because he believes slavery In The ab7,rac, 10
he an evi.-an opinion entertained by the whole
North, and large portion Of the S.uth-he !, to
be put uniel the ban, and forever barred III. SER
vice OF his country. The idea IS preposterc,s.
! what eonneTon has his notion of slavery TO 90
with tie odtes his mission to Eng.and He is
/ not one OF the Garrison gang So far from it, he
AS been one OF tne most selifast friends OF South
err RIGHTS IN the Moth, anc ere he could not
agree with US On I"s a1srsct question, he h., no,
| s'ush ~ Pric'ice 10 TIocst US IN any wise. We
isTyen.y ulsI hat r., S,g.hern Whic Senator ,y,,,
50 lar Play into the hams Of me Locos, as to eoun
Ienance this deep wrong to tie ds,ng .ishsd ef,s,
Of the Old Saw State
But .nde l's"dsnt of the ,sh. and rs:ee invoy, j
10 the question, nave Gglt.5tr n looked 10 the con,
sequences OF making the abstract question of sls
i very to-. Of Po.itIca, ouho 'o1y3 To our minds.
they re o. ne rravss- character. They r. , q, the
c1n'HuS"cs OF the Union. Every men north OF
M"son and DiNon's Inc, 'ri. Jsco -. an Abolition.
is'' Section wi he nrraycu against section. fifth,
North y prostr'sd ~ not holding slavery to b,
biesslns-tbe South will be put under the ban for
not considering j. curse. We beg Southern gen.
tlemcn, Of all political parties, to pause before tb.v
cast this fresh freJrand, which may ignite the f,
brio OF Union.
Asa mere matter Of policy, too, the South should
be the aa; to raise such question, unless dissou-
ton OF the Union he desirable. The whole North
orc as much lboiionis,s as Evere,t-and if he he
prosecuted, they viii is but natural and reason
able that they should, make common cause with
him.
From Tic AioEan Ter Gazette
The Northern papers spea. dsei is,Yv on the spb
Jset OF the opposition that B. been raised in Nh,
Scn1ie, 20 The nomination of Me- Everett as Min
s'cr 10 Great Britain. The Boston Daily AJver
User declares that n the reported ground Of oppoq,
ton hs correct, those Of me Wig Scnators VIII
nave taken ~ nave made thomseIycs The lilies oil
the iana,cal AbO,I'onis.s Of New England. r.
the purpose Of introducing the Question ~ sI,5.,,
aud abolition into tie local politics OF these St,c.
j an event which for several years PAS, has bscr
threatened by the lnd''cfcion and fo.fy Of the moo.
eKcruon has hitherto been wardoi Of
Speaking particularly Of Mr. Evere,rs nomioo.
tion The same highly respectable paper says tbsl
% % we'll known that he Is no more on abolition. .
3 ih1n every man In M1ssaghuuct. Of qI0irs,,t ,y,
$ mncucs TO be nominated - IN iuporfapt ,air,
SO hr from siding win the clifton. r. he has bcsr
sgr1ruoFs, on OH proper occasions In asserting AL,
obligations VI the free States 10 rrsp.ct Tho rT,s
t1tDn' rights, and 70 AVOID interfering with tho IN
shni'ns Of he sluvc-hoidlng States. An insult Z,
him therefore, on this qretCNf, throwing out Of con
'.ieml51 lho respect and HHrct'n with which he d
regarded ~ The people Of his State, Of which 10,
mln enjoys greater share, will be leIt by over,
wing in Massachusetts, % an insult 10 Limsc
Ihsf. vii. be- no diversity of opuion uron this sub
I.s tHcspi among The small band Of nboIitions.4 ID
y Zoe a,'io, Who when Mr. Everett was candidate
Tor Once, arientIy supported their Candidate in op
j. position to him.
III That there is doubt Of the confirmation tf IN
10 lion. Edward Everett, We are surprised 10 le.rr
is onl on me ground Of abolition. There is ni
lWppnJlty That the nomination will not fhrs seq,.o
Do nc.ed upon. AfeSolthern Senators mldl VIA
nae tlw7ti Evers''s name 10 DO wi'h abolition q
IN s.u-a0oluOn2 Why mngie Up this nn1tter With
hi MINISTER TO England, aoy more Than ths color ,
r nis nat or The cut of his coat Who that know
"A EdWta EyCreit doubts that no Will maintain ii
b. honor and dignity Of his country, and his who
M c1unlr, no matter what biz party, or IN WHIT q,
oihe country his homef We bog the Whgs rnio
10 ''l1 up no su,n cXtr1ncOus matters with the Dbl
"A cnssion n Executive nominations Leave that
= ~ hrebrand throwors who traffic in political nb,
m iton OF both wings Of the Union. Sure the Sou
al can iIain no more than IL has Of fjregn appoin
nj a. $, Tor has about oil. No such motive can
p ~ Wo. X, Canri The Minister 10 Austra com,
N ron slave holding state. The Minister for Ru
"a STA too Nearly al the charges slsol Let us IN,
&c none ofihs sectional opposition founded upon nor
out imaginary grounds. The Richmond Enquir