Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27

,ar,, bsiween the revenues of Government, when
have been a nd d,sbassed IN The Southern say
A.. related several most borrowing narratives u lux
horrors al slavery n Distract 81 Coluahia ~hic' f
d.,ic, ed Ia the stronres; laugunge-and qao'ea .i
Claws op,ulon. that Congress hah power - "o'l''"
slavery N thu District Of Columbia; but ''a, su,h
course would be iu-xpedent aud unjust ne o"'i'
Ions, on these horrors winch blot upon OUT hae
and nation. |. .,o
Bot now asked Mr. G. are these things TO be RENE
died. How shall the soothing balm oe applieG' iie
called apon the Wings, he called upon WE liberty "'
and Democrats aud every party 20 put ihe shoulders !"
,h ,.b.sl Ia, how can tAa, be done when divisions
exist, when parties pull m opposite directions; ne
oh;scis of the Wn'g aud Liberty party are Pree'seis
The same. There are no real difefehces eet"'s"
,hem A, least he spoke for himself and his 'f'ehc'
(Mr n.niiol They we're wiling TO go as 'aT, 1 ,'a
even farther - promote alb hilton measnrcs-ihan Tue
h.rty party were themselves. The Objects ~ ihe
Liberty Marty rs he understood them, were 'nese'-
Ulsrs M u stated the otjec.s OF the Liberty Pa''y
liz. asked Il there any thing farther 'ha' tey ~
,,,c,,.d ar WISHED Professors Whppsc and Hudson
dad several otter measures which the Liberty party
advocated Ani do ], saiG Gr u m"st cor
daily accete all Of these measures ana SO Goes my
friend liarnn. And 90 even farther! we ooVo'
cate measures which Tie Liberty Wen ana presses
have d. clsrci TO, ultra My views expressed !" st
res of articles signed "pac,cus have been at'acheo,
because they cary cbcton doctrines 10 an extreme
And vet they the sentiments OF tne wing party
and myself | always have advocated me o'c'r'he,
either Immediately remotely, should be repealed ana
such are Mr. ilamins sentiments.
Yes the Liberty party are tar behind Inc wings upon
this subj ct They have scarcely started, whiie we
are far upon the road And yet liberty men, PROCESSING
10 hold the same refuse 10 bear W. company
am sorry to hear that "ne g! my liberty TRENDS re-
fuse 10 SUSAN Mir II lie comes 10 you, PLEDGED 10
carry out abolition measures II elected, you kno"
that he will do While his Democratic opponent
fMr 9rinkerhoof) Won know nothing ab ut. II" has
mot bsen here and pledged himself TO these measures
H. has SAID nothing about them, and yon can only
Judge of HIM and his course, from the genera po-
icy Of the party. And, yet, you refuse 10 sns'a"
Mr. H.
"a Liberty man asked If Mr. Ham!in would not cast
his vote for Mr Clay It he was the Wing candidate
for the Pres Gency-
Tina, j. not u tsrr question. Mr. Clay is not The
WIZ cnndds,ess vet-and we have no rigat to anti.
cin. t,,. matter snyns IL Mr. Clay - Candidate
and IF me election derolvrS upon iIt Housf--"'h
hall aoz.n cuati atoms Want unu; something DE
iin,.lv Is due up'n the subject II Is true, h'G
newso,rer, hold up N. ii Nr G bat tor thai
we are NOT respunsire H. IS not lhe caudd'ir, aia
90, do moi kaoN ha, h. wi!! beso that II all rests
mon contingency Yet, At Mr.. Gay scere the
candidate ann tn contingencies sh 'uld occur, do mol
know how Mr. II would vote. He can answer tor
himself
Bn, suppose that he should vote for Mr. Clay -
What then Many slave holders advocate the same
sentiments .ha, % Hundreds Of papers, cona'"'"g
the s-rrs "i ar!cies sigred ''Pac hcus, were pur-
chased hy southern u'inhcrS and forwarded 10 thei'
constituents. THIS Sutrct is not new 10 them many
are not afraid pr,nulnt' The very sentiments no"
hold and Mr.. Clay at the n"mOef. Ia idci, he
has 80 pn il.h his stntineu have now IN my PCS
session aud vili read t" ths assembly, letter from
Henry Clay upon in,> suhject, before conclude II .
man of his hsh taorsi Character, and distinguished
ab,hties can thus embrace the doctrines o! Abolition,
how IDLE tor any por'Ion of the party to refuse Il"
receive them-and yet, that they are h's sen"pen's'
adn,ts of doubt
INr Gidf,nrs here read a letter from Henry lIa!
of Kentucky, 10 huns-lf, condoiing him upon ths
rspcnrous opposition of the Southern members, and
heartily c,ncmrrny all the sentiments put forth IN the
ARTICLES s,sned .pac f:us. tie also expressed i've
~ interest IN the Abolition movements OF MIR Cid
d,nps and expressed a fran adherence to has primer
PIES
Thrse are the principles of Mr.. Ciay-and they are
ms sentiments approx. ot them-and DO yon not !.
/, IS ,rue that he ha, f,ra.erly advocated Il different
doctrine -bn; mems minds may change The car Is Ia
roti"n IL wll sweep every thug before it-and ihe
Liberty party are FAR behind They must hasten, or
they will ta Of beng in ut The gfea, triumph, whch
near al hand
Mr. closed by urgent appeal 10 the Liberty
party Ia sustain Mr jlmn, the only candidate
worthy OF their confidence Il re,teral-d all that lie
had hi,hrro SAID ard repeated tina, ii true.
After which The meeting adjourned To the eve be-
fore election day, 10 give Mr.. Hamln chance TO
speak,