Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

+ ;mpouant in promot:u. all The great Interests o.
orr common COUNTY, We call Upon her 10 as
sist the South in counieracting III. Gnho!y coal!
ion which tie leaders of The Clay party in The
/ No..h--,ne Stewards, The Nc0stcts. Inc Reeds, the
4 Weeds the CaS>ijs Gays. are anJ!ous.y scehin"
I /, form with the AbolitioniolS o! the North. Can
! the proud citizens OF No!;h Carolina be blind 10
these manifest Indicators Of the aiul web, which
/ these Wings are aliempiia. 10 weave around Us
We call their attention 10 the various signs OF
/ this nedilatcd coalon--ot which W. seize the
lis; evidence that comes 10 hand. though they are
/ as thick as lhc leaves thai tall in Nil!ambrosa:
Read now (savs the Savannah Georgian) what
I a Clay and F'reinghuySen paper--.hc New Bed
| ford Mercury, al i.h inst. says in introducing
| Claws letter 10 which W aludc, and which Mr..
| CLAW announces in his frc! letter in answer 10
! inquiries, upon public matters.
/ "MH. CLu's L,.r i.rrrrn.-'rhe glorious letter of
.r Clcy III National ltrlisrrr' T, which w. nh
j,n has struck tie Los" Fuc"- dumb. lie has .ifc-
lively yndicatsi himself from The la.c charge al brIrr
fneudi, Ia Texas anne II Ion. Let tbs letter he read
b, every mIH-'t The honest E'S' "l The larry fa'y
read H. and then say II they ran vote against Alr Gay
lie ioa,scrs yer. and word ot his Raleigh letter
! He ~ unaltrra by opposed t"Texts."
Hear that independent Ways OF Georgia
! IIcar il, yc sons Of North Carolina) The same
appeal that has been made ~ Webster in his
speeches at The North, and listened 10. unrchukcd
~ Southern Senaiors-thc same appeal is made
! by Ibis Clay press 10 the enemies OF Southern in
s:ilutions. How long will you, men OF The South,
permit your dearest rights 10 be Ieoparded by
these unholy appeals 10 those who harbor the
wo;s, passions against you aud your Institutions!
| See 10 il, before il is too la,c'
Vow, hear what some of the Liberty men" of
| Michigan 0wcn,y-iour Aboliiionis,s of the county
OF Washenaw) tell their brethren in late public
! Address:
I The immediate overthrow OF slavery in the
! District of Columbia in The territories of the L.
States or in the slave States of this Union by tie
I direct action or influence of The Liberty Party, il
| is idle 10 expect But ii may be in the power oi
our party, by giving proper direction H. cur
votes 70 prevent the Annexation Of Texas, ar'!
! the sanction of this Government from being ex
tended To Texas slavery. To DO this, however,
/ WE must maze the sacrifice OF voting Tor Presi-
| dental candidate who is himself 4 STAKEHOLDER
! We mtIs! cast or sgiifages Tor Henry Clay, rely
inc rs We implicitly do ca his long tired charac
ter irr integrity, ior the iufneni o.! his pleCse. i!
elected President of the United States, that lie will
( not on this question anticipate the will ol The pco-
PIE no! give his sanction 10 any schcm" connect
I ing the political dc>tinics OF the two countries.
that SHALL not have received the approval 81 the
nation Influenced by the same feelings of hos
;ility II the extension ~ slavery by the anncxa.
! ton of Texas. We might maintain or present re-
.
! for Mr.. Dirncy. Bui could Ws do So with the
/ same probable results? Would it hot BE- casting
I our bread on too uncertain watersl Might il moi
/ hc the means o! clcciins Mr. Polk. and securing
+ the accomplishment ci the ycry object by tie:
/ slave interest, which The Liberty Party wish 10
PREVENT"
VIVA, do the citizens Of North Carolina say 10
this language What do they say 10 the refusal
10 INCORPORATE a territory, Ike Texas in:o cur
Union, because, whou; adding one slave 10 tie
Union. Is il ONLY takes some slaves from the banks
I oil the James River, and transplants them 10 the
ba,k> OF the Sabine-becausc, without depr'ing
the noa-,avcholdrg States ol the preponderancc
in both Houses of Congress, which they now. and
viii awars possess. some Of the mad-cap
Abo!iiunis.s are wiling 10 deprive the whoi"
Union OF the benefits .. the anncSaton-ard
/ none more decidedly than the shipping interest,
! of the North, and the mInn!acturin. interests ri
the Northern and Middle States.
What, lon. DO the citizens Of North Carolina
think Of the danger Of imposing 4 President upon
this Union by IN extraordinary coalition bct"ccn
! the Northern Wings and the American Natives
Can ihc Democrats OF the Nati:c Americans Of
Philadelphia or If New York city suffer them
selves 10 he >c'rcci rs the intriguing Whi"> into
the support of Mr.. Clay and the abandonment u!
their own rrircipe>l We should hold ii 10
ne in9ossitc-Bai ii they do yield 10 THIS
]
PIE .! this country co,nlenance a principle
which would close the door OF naluraliza-
ton 10 the foreigner for tweny-one years, three
times the estimated duration oi human !i!e-Which
would aGopt the Federal principle Of John
Adams aiken laws though even that AdIninstra-
lion extended III. term oi probation 10 only 10
years-ani which substantially denies the priv
esc OF citizenship, anith" use Of! this tree asylum
10 the eprr. s,cd people OF tie old world Ihis
N al Of. .fil
, Republican Party. Il is lying in the face ot Mr..
Ieticrsuns eloquent and Just euloeium on the beEc-
! I'll of the noble asylum which we offer 10 Cypress
e,l humanity itself. Even the inonaTchies OF En-
ropc. Russia France England herself, when size
stood in want Of population, Invited The stranger
! into her hoSom-aru surcly no corE;ry has more
vacant land 10 fiji up with the industrious u! al!
the cari-and vel why should we now rndeiy
shut the door in their iaccs-ia!l into the wees OF
a CLIQUE, who would countcrvail our best and an
rient roiicy-ihe violation al which, by TIC
mother COUNTY, is announced in our Declaration
of Independence is one Of the great grievances
which led is 10 a separation from the mother
conalfy VIII North Carolina support parry
/ who is attempting to elect Henry Clay b. So rn-
wise - selfish, and corrupt coalition?
The appeal is made 10 her. in the name tie
! great Principles 81 the South. and Of the whole
Union Virginia will not believe. that herrespcc;ed
/ neighbor will desert her al = period oil such pGr-
/ tenious consequence rs this. She hcgs tho Re
publicans OF North Carolina 10 stand hy her and
secure the victory OF their principles and their
parry Let them arouse, throw themselves into
| The breach and save their noble STATE. They can
do il. If !llcr Will Address the People upon their
lrue Interests and the work is done These re-
marks are drawn forth by very appropriate ar
icc in the last "I'arjcro' Free Pros" ]! IN"
! Democrats Of North Carolina are animated hy
The same spirit which brcailes in the bosom OF
| that Editor-it their lips are but touched with The
holy fire, which has jus. animated the Rerubli-
cans OF Georgia, tic rort rs doac:
Ftos, To I,drjoro Fro Press n O-fo'T T..
"Ora Paosprcrs lN NORTH CAEoLINA-Wc
hare made il a rule in orr editorial career, to a.
stain from presenting any sansuine calculations
of poitica results. We freely admit, therefore,
thai we are not by any means sure OF Demo
cratic triumph in this Stale, on the ]th oil Eext
month Brl cur observations ot passing events.
we declare in equal cando!, 10 authorize Joyful
hope Of such Il result
at is very clear that ii can he done. The Off
cial returns published in the les; Standard OF Inc
vote for Governor in August, exhibit the lean ma
o-i,y OF 3i53 Now We are quite positive, il
lair Judgment NAV be formed from this county
and those adjacent. that on that occasion. fM
D.maryst1 g0tc ,ros mi po,;ct In Etsccomhc
alone the majority Of Hoke was some 100 less
Than he Congressional majority Of 1913. In
Pin and beaufort, there still greater falling
off OF tie Democratic vote.
BESIDES, Numerous changes have taken place
since lne August vote We know Of many in
our favor and OF none against Us. The August
majority is but trilc 10 overcome. II is less
than three votes in the hundred. Another view
there are II counties in North Carolina divide
this Wing majority of 1883 among them, and II
III Ia lp o,1ir
county 10 overcome it and secure a Republican
majority. Can this be donel 1t can.
"Wiil il hc done? That is for future decision.
IT,: every prominsn, man do his duty and il viii
be done. Let every E:cctcr do his dnty as well
as the Elec,or for this district has done his, and
the even, is already accomplished. We learn he
has ;lrcady delivered Ten public addresses; has