Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30


40 n,blsh the list which will show what we 10 e1.
nect from the new Administration; here are thirteen
moyas at one batch after the senate nave ouourhed and
ali of that class which require INSTRUMENTATION OF the Sc
nate-this is undoubtedly an index oil The coming ADM
;s,rntion When the elections are over clean sweep
iii ha made TO make room for the hungry par,issns
OHIO have EXPRESSED SO much holy horror Of ocehold
ing
| The Richmond Wing and lis Correspondent, "a Ct.
tizen" in Yesterdays paper hno1r that lhey are guilty
of gross act of injustice, when they conound the
course which took ten years ago "a course, mode
rate indeed in comparison with that OF the Wh'gJ with
the course of MIR Granger and the Abolitionlsts Tie
most that we then said was, that "sonethng ought 70
be dono-but have uniformly protested against the
nterpostIon OF the citizens OF DINER states win our
Domestic Institutions We have denounced y II every
shape which il could assume. The Wing knows tins
well-and il might we'll attempt to screen Granger
and Garrison, for their impairment and msehievous
reference under the cloak of its own declarations
made some years ago. But the liberal Wing IS no.
only pleased TO forget its own eItravagani exerons for
Emancipation in 1881, whilst 1t attacks us, but
ooes furtherit confounds subjects that essentially
distinct from each oher-what he or what IA clt-
zen of Virgnia) said IN 1881, win the reckless and
fana,icul darings of the Abotonlsts Of other States
we do not exargeratc the influence or the exer-
tons Of the Aholtionsts of the present day The read
er will see from Gen. Baylys speech which We shat!
commence on Friday, the fearful strength and designs
of these Hcispurs In May, 1888, when the Wing
fiery and fierce against the Abo,loniss, because Il
then thought that II could De made TO bear against Mar
tin Van Buren, until lie came out like man and tss.
pa,ed the SANDER IN ar, there were but % Abolition
Societies in the u States In May, ISIS, they had nm
up to 3l6-aDd the number OF enrolled members wss
l5O, 0O0-And sow, when their number has increased
and their political influence with t-when Gen iiar
son is indebted TO them for his Nomination. and for lis
success in ~ York Ohio and Pennsy vana-when the
influence which they welded IS SO overwhelming that
they lave carried the jury trial law of last May in New
York, and when Gov. Seward cannot even refuse the
delivery Of the fugtves eions, who steal our slaves
without consulting colored clergyman IN Albany
what doth this same master Wing Why, Il under
rates the power and consequence OF the Abolltoniss
a the very moment when they are the most alarming
Ii becomes faithess TO the rights OF Virginia When
she talks Of redecmns her solemn pledge oil last WIN
Ter. IN her controversy with New York, the Wing
treats it all lighty-snceringly speaks Of Virginia
distractions and her transcendsntal doctrines. and
when she adopts Inspection law Tor the pro.
lection OF her own property, The wing oenounces
il as treason against the Constitution OF the I'M
ted States. The States never have yielded To tie
General Governmen ut the power OF protecting the lyes
and property of their people by adequate police laws
They pass quarantine laws pilot laws, inspection laws
and vet according this Chevalier OF the wing office,
and according 10 the protests OF the wing minority oi
the two Houses which the Wing praises Justify, re
have no right to pass Inspection law TO prevent tie
stealing of our slaves. Oh no-though the citizens
of New York. who steal property, VIII not be sur
rendered. according 10 the bchests OF the Constitution
though our slaves when they carried to New York,
are placed beyond our reach BY Wing Governor and
a Wing Legislature Of New York, we have no right 10
pass law to prevent them from stealing our slaves
Such IS the enlightened doctrine OF the Wing and II.
Protesters.
son declarations in this City against the Abolition
ists He threatened to give the Abolitlonsts ILL IN
his Inaugura-And had he done so in good faith, "e
pledred ourselves 10 seal lips relation to htm
upon this Subject But how has lie redeemed hls
pledges. By the meresl iummery of the vaguest &C.
neraItes-l}v paper, in which lie did not dare
TO utter the name of Slavery or Abolition. lie was
afraid 10 utter a single bold truth or an open denunc
alton .o5 tear perhaps TIA: re might offend their "eaf
polite" And yet not TO say a syllable, even
wbcn Cen Harrison has entrusted the circulation Of
the mails TO F. Granger (whon have proved by the
record TO be tainted with Abolition feel'ngs) We
be silent too, when Gen. H. recognizes the rgh, Of
these men, in general phrases to give advice, any
form which their sense of proprety may suggest
and of course may advise through the mails, by
letters, or by papers, or by irebrand pamphlets.
The Richmond Wing the hardih"od say months
ps we s ssW and the Of ne
Shame shame; Does the Wing rreocr thai irS rdo
a have hrcn frequently quoted for similar purpose and does
not IT'S own article Of yesterday give ."ne colotnr 10 ne y.
,Sn, N, Wiz wen; bow o bryona The Enquirer n .
Its appeals more cnp.sma1" e,.n claimed he REM =
conhscating slaves TO set them ifee "ho allowing ccs
compensation 70 their masters.
The authors Of the Address from the general A..
sembly TO the People of Virginia, will no dou0l ieei
deeply mortified, when they come 10 see Gi ever they
do seeD the structures of the New York American
How very distressing it is to such criticisms, from
the man, who stopped to extenuate the Darmore mur.
der Of our country the man, whose arisocratc
principles and press dead weight upon his party
in New York-anG who is now "crooking the pregnant
hinges Of his knee, that thrift may follow iaw nng. :
The Washington Correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce says, that the two most prom.
nent candidates for the Post Office Of New York are
Charles King Of the New York American, and James
Watson Webb of the New York Courer.-PGr
mobile fratyu,n Indeed, single Circumstance
would more distinctly show the iniatuation which
rules the destiny Of the present Administrator,
than for them descend to either of these candidate,
for the Postmaster of the most important Post. Office
in the Union, If the New York American expects to
curry the favor Of the .'greut mon al Washington ~
abusing the authors of the Democratic Address or the
Richmond Enquirer, they Doth the Beggar for Office
and the Patron who confers t) must te sunk low
deed. Of one thing can assure the Editor Of The
New York Amcrican-that the author of the Addres,
is US remarkable for his modesy his merlt-for III.
talents his vrtucs-that both admitted by the
bigocd enemy well his most partial !riends-thst
he is worthy of Virginia IN her paniest daysand that
it would be no honor to him. 10 compare rim with
of the most illIberal and bioated arsocrata the
Of New York
But we are all astOnished at the Editor Of the
New York American abusing the Adiress-slncc that
address dcnounces the proscrpilve Ttmordt q Post
master, ana Tue appointment OIL inc fGRoT OF meas
paper The Editor Of the New York American rnI'ea
in his persan both these objections. THIS Editor
would have sort Of objection to remove Postmase:
10 reward par,izan Editor.
NORFOLK DISTRICT
We cheerluy second the following proceedings"
our brethren Of the Norfolk District They have de
ermned TO start opposition TO The present rcPrfseH
Itative-having full confidence in his constitutions!
States Rights princplesthose principles hlc' are -
highly priced BY every Vrgnian." DIR Mallory -
not deceive We trust 10 his principles, for Sang
u. by his from any National Bank Of the Inte4
States, irem increased Tariff, from distribution 2
the proceeds Of the Public Lands. We remember WI"
pleasure, his admirable Report the Commercial on.
ren,on, in behalf of Southern principles and Sous'
Rights-and his overwhelming objections 70 Nation
al Bank. We cordially agree with our Republea"
brethren in the wise and statesman-!i.e course "'e"
they have pursued in nominating candidate N Ops
sition to DIR. Mallory.
LErnrn thc Port.mnuth Oh Daminlor.