Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-11

TO stopf The secno opposed l. ANAL anaons IL noU
-aniagannaon OF blood, and anagamauon OF society.
The principles proponnded Tor the change take IT, do
stop short Of this. The races then,
marry. The white man is give his daughter the black
man. and his marry black woman, l. IL To be
supposed, in this march full and perfect equality that
the coored will be satisfied with any thing lest
Where l. the stopping pont-hc line Of sepaution-thc
ereI beyond which the proposed reformation to be
carNCdf The eoorcd people TO be candidates for
and all places Of soccty-nTe they notA places OF ho-
and public trust the learned professions, offices Of the
States and the nation, suppose he open them,
freely To the whites. This take it, is the theory.
and intended to be the paeecNiE complete system Of
d,naganafioR aud unirersl equality Of rights IL iii
will any inform uslWe desire miss,se
, the
Cirh car
We.arc fond Of alarming topics, disposed
cite unnecessary anxiety. But the evils o political abolition,
rising the North be faced and the
ccs tends 70, must be considered. However the
people OF the tree States may be slaveand believe
they almost universally they cannot but feel,
that this remedy OF political abolition than the dis
inst because the rdenoss and violence OF the
only aggIaNae IT. andnext. because they that the
dcnc a administered proposed, will Kill both the pa
ten and the doctor. dissolution OF the Union would be
as certain effect OF moral tina, can he reckon
cd on. Nor it likely, that this would be the end. The
political aspcres and eNasPcratcns that would grow
OF such conflict. would themselves naturally be breeders
OF other commissions; and it would he strange it
military cheiiain ohioitans should rise up in the sug
gle make slaves of all emcn and bind chains
those whom, by such means II i proposed free
We arc family OF States bound together by covenant
solcmny ratified, which prcscrbes the rights OF each In
wort ut all Civil is the terrible aud desc
atng OF all wars, and difficult be boug end
Look at Spain. Will say, that such movement
the political abolition OF the North, docs put in co
pardy the peace vt this Union, and the Union ITSELF Aud
can human foresight tell what oi strife like
~ produce lift should be encouraged pass ON It's way
towards the supreme power OF the nation, which now its
aYowed ann
CLareh and State
There is Il religious people IN the world. than
We OF the United States vet people have been
scrupuns 10y their State papers by and
by general feeling, separating religion paTtieipa.
i, authorities Of State They give full scope n the
influence of religion but jealoislv deny to II po,i
cal power II there be- principle firmly settled
IN the public mind OF this better established, by
universal consent, aud with fixed purpose than another
all others think tits that religion shall usu aulhOr
" IN the affairs OF Government
ThIs IS the OaIg mode BE- rhieA Church and State can
D. united "a tAis ooaairV.
Id s will not come IN the forms mere
ioioe known history, hut will steal upon The old
form would be Instantly recognised and reprobaed But
succeed 1t must take form corresponding with the po
pular modes ct American society Can anything
be 1t than this' Ii i the very model the perec,
type o; social sNsem original popular movement
nothing more nothing less but the very thing. We
have only ASK what is the element OF this movement L.
rcigon' or u mott Ii is, then Il Is Church and
State, aud an srIempt 10 unite the two,
Ths irOald Be jea,JGI i.osre,. n ~ should p,sc1H
IL power that mounts the hobby principle
dr all oiherSa sword tina, all ties however sa
cred for III" sake Of cutting admitted be bad They
do consider, that the principles 1t the moral and
claims and That, ike IA society they modify esch
other, IN their practical appcstnn bat ihey ake out
from all the and PROFOUND abstraction F0v.
en the wordo break down every other that It's
isno di-paagement the we'll known lact that
N religions have their avore opinions snd often one
opinion. Holding them dear they OF course wish
see them reduced 10 practice, and If they had the power
thew would only them eoqueny, but, prcadyen.
ture would enforce them Vigorously IL this
that religion held &" be dangerous IA the State
certainly unu be the opinions adopted
are sound. II iavOne opinion Of religious
sound and nI- 10 become hobby IA power, 10 be
forced how, and by whatever means At then becomes
terrible power. History exhibits melancholy record
# deasaons wrought society by this cause not to be
solemn warning.
4 difference Eef,sesn religion and true religion
There thousand say thousand religions IN
the world, but only That is true; and there of
Christianity by means free from error A. a general rule
FATHER II som the pure religion pure Christianity l.
not political abolition lniolrrant' Isitnot fierce And
vino will say, that, all tcndtn Ces, rushing
onward To the opening OF rivers and seas oibood'
We have made extracts enough to instruct our
readers IN the nature of this pamphlet The rea.
son why il was sent into Oneida county was that
the latter portion of is directed especially against
the Buffalo Manifesto, aud was immediate an
,wer 10 the perniciouS doctrines therein set forth
II was intended, fpossible, and paper was ever
better calculated, effect the utter demolition of
'h''-''''AN'iN ''ht'S III h'd' f'aiASI. iHEIt -
neanness, a want of manliness, about this act,
which we believe no other man in this communi.
" would be guilty Of. The editor will probably,
after the election, correct his mis-statement but
there is no hope of his doing it before. We there.
ore ask a favor of our Wing brethren of the
Press, throughout the State, assist us in expos
ng this foul cnumny. la the meantime We COM
mend the pamphlet to the careful pcrusal of all.
4 System Of E.poinage Established an The Nary.
correspondent the Baltimore Patriot who writes
rom Washington, the signature OF Decatur says that
young gentleman Of the former city lately went a. pas.