Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30
ATTEMPTED COALITION

BttNteH ksc tclt0lctfSY tt1H ara he -1c0isi0hii.
The followers Of II Clay in the North and
Northwest are playing deep game with The alo.
ilionists Hr opened The game himself in his
anl;-TeXas lettcr-and THEY are playing il ont,
In New York Charles Burchard. of Madison.
(who processes 10 be IN aDolitionist.) addressed
letter 10 the aholilionists. inviting them 10 lally
around Mr. Clay. The Wings are attempting
t. shake his evidence: but what 30 they say to
Ex-Governor Stewards speech al the great S,-
racu-e Convention of July - ls4i-who is az
realing Ia the atolitioniSls 10 vote for Clay? He
saw in the course of his speech
Friends OF Emancipation, Advocates OF TIE
Rights II Man am ole OF YOU. have ri
WAYS achieved ard trusted that tie Wings o.
America would come up 10 the ground you Rave
50 molly assured. Not that | supposed or he
lievcd they would ali At once, OF from the same
impulses, reach that ground. But iha; ihc pro-
eress OF evcn;S would surely bring them tLcl.
and they would assume i; ohecriully. That con
summation has come. All that is dear 10 The
Wings OF the Uni:cd States, in regard TO ,licy,
To- principle and 10 administrator is now inro!y-
cd with Your own tavoIiic cause. in The present
ISSUE. upon The ac,n;ss ion of Texas into tie
Union. You have now this great generous and
triumphant parry on the very ground 10 Whici
you have invited hen. and for not assuming
which premaiurc!y. You have 50 ofen denounced
them" But you say Henry Clay dis
avows aboli'ionism. Let him TO 80. What care
You and ior that he j. opposed 10 Tcxas--
IL j. The candidate of The Wig PRIV THEY
are opposed 10 Texas. They. not lie arc 10 pre-
veat the annexation of Texas. Let us bring y.
York ito the ground She held il the virginia
controversy. (Chcers) Then She shall have
an!i-TeXas Senators in Congress Let us secure
Tie election Of an,i-Teyas Representatives. in
Congress; and then let the ghost Of The Tc%aa
treaty come back in what shape it NAV We will
question il, and silence it forever. II il cone
again by treaty, i; will he rejected If bY law or
joint resolution, it will be defeated. The secniiy
the charlottesville extension OF slavery-all de-
pend on the annexation Of Texas. How 'hcn
can anyJriead ~ clE@nc poi0D vote for The TcNa>
candidate, on l'dbtcd his rate 5fom he JiHja oan-
d'd0h. without exhibiting ,lc mere caprice of iac-
ton 2
A Correspondent fiom New York sends US this
speech of Seward, that the South may know
how The Wing campaign is conducted al the
North. The speech II Ex-Governor Seward IS
a fair sample Of Wbicgcry in the New York
State In fact, there is 4 perfect amalsamation sd.
the Wing and Abolition party in Western New
York; and il is limited, that in some ralisthe W hg
ticket viii be headed "Cl0y and Birnty Whig
ticket" Truly, FtG,r0iim is making desperate
struggle for yoircr. lIvrh is expected OF thc
.Somh in this state OF Things. Polk Dallas. and
Victory, must be tho wa;chword Of Northern and
Southern Demccrals-and eternal vigilance tiN
truly thernce of Liberty"
What loo, do they say To VIM. Slado the A5o-
lionsr, the alv Of Adans and Giddiues, ami
the Wing candidate ior Governor Of Ncrnor'
who writes on tie 10Th July. ISL, On favor a.
the Protective Tariff, md agan>, the AnEeXat!oa
Of Texas
u need not say that the success Of our cTrc-
nenls in This Presidential election would he lie
( crccasS of Ibis f,lprSurp 'Ihgir DdiC9f, I.S
been selected for the very purpose o! carrying =.
tie is committed TO il ilrevocably. And wLcie
is HEXRy CtAY?-opposrd 10 land opposed tor
reasons oil perpetual force. The act OF taking
stand IN opposition to this measure has given h!n
new claim to The confidence Of the nation lie
has in effect said-lct us strengthen ami cenSo'-
date our present Union, rather than hazdId Is "a
isience in an attempt 10 extend and pcrpet'iaie w
! institution of Slavcv Mr.. Clay does no, VIA
10 pcrpcluarc Slavery. He has ne sympathy win
the absurd and INDUSTRIOUS sentiment, that its PER
peiuiiv is essential TO the pcrpetuy Of Republican
Institutions and whatever NAV lie his views N
regard 10 immediate emancipation he Stands. III
reference 10 the great issue on which the questiua
OF Slavery is now turning, on the side OF freedom
and Of his county"
Such is the argument which he addresses 10
the Abolitionists in behalf OF Fl. Clay
And what says James G. Birney himself y!
! ADclltlon Candidate lCr president liclr - go
Card to the Editor Of the Detroit paper
"To III Editors Of he A1rsytinr:
Gentlemen Your paper oflhi- moFiliEs cTt,,
tainS an editorial stating that nave ih1ulssu IL
violent and in;emperatcI abuse OF Air Gay.
As you were lot present on lae occasion !elv :,
red 10 in your article YOU will take iiee,u's't,
ought mol 10 doubt. in correcting any eIIoi ~.
which you may have been led hy the hi>''''''
nation Of others .:.r.-
'The remarks which contained the eXceploH%,
lie language with which | am charged N.Y.
made in reply to Mr.. Plat, Z gentleman Oh W.
Wing parry, who had been engaged M deoa.e -
long standing with the Liberty party IN ms ci.;'
on the propriety or policy ot The separate organ
7alion Of the Litter party; and he had Just iaHe,:
Lis seat, after an earnest appcal.o me rs. ,S ~.
the liberty party, exhortins them 10 vote WIN al
Wings at the next election, en- The STounu ..,@
the Wig Jarty cteristed the anti-starcy Wnsa,,
ard would secure the objects Tor the alta
which the liberty party is now striving. ioc,c-
"In contes,ineths erroneous position q Id
ed it, attempted TO show that as slaEs sersor,
accustomed 10 see LABOR degraded III i.'e M
Of slaves, and reraacied 10 The degradanII.. 20
Clay. spoken of BY the Wings themsei =: ;,,.s
embcdting in himself their distinctive piincii.st
possessed no feeling in common win 'he ~
body otllle people who earn theh sups'S'''
their daily toll. -, - Mr.,
Il attempted also to MAINTAIN 'na';