Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
No. Ill. C.. to c. VI. {.

Nm D,ar CassipS:-tIcavcn speed your gene
/ rogs cnlcavors. But suts'uc your impctuosii; ol
temper, and he prudent. am aira" you cannot
prevail on the friends of Liberty To vote for me
and we must not lose onr friends IN the South in the
| effort 10 make new ones in the North. TnAr. You
Know, woaId be playing losing game. Take
care! Faithfully youis, Ii. I.
/ No. Sc. N Cru 10 Co' j. J. .>rccd II haaco
CorrMaUs, Ono Aug. -, 1914.
! Bsaf Sri have commenced M political
/ Tour. ! ana determined 10 ia all can 10 eject H.
I CLAY. | viii write lJr him, spcal: TOR him. light
lar him I ehal! vsi, some 81 'hr hioi2n>i>
in this sia;c--ihcncc 81 R,'.i;lo an! thence II
Boston, where shall meet Webster ana beri,cn,
and preach lfov CrllSaGc for the Wig cause
You know. wrote vou or. the !o;h july. from
Lexington that WIS ''not idle and that my cor
rcS;ondcncc with Aotl lEtics and Lib.1tg mr. wa
extensive" beg leave 10 reinini yon Of the
follow inc extract in my letter: Il regard no arts
tocracy in E.uropc 50 coeIceirc and anti-ecpnbil-
can as Southern slavP-ho!iing. The .,ofh IS
equally implicated in This tyranny over MASTER
as we'll a. slaves The Wing, mus, come up 10
this high ground. or iail, and their fall will no;
he regretted hv coming generations. II you can
not have ms services. yu'I can have tao>c oi
greater Seward is u name that New York laay
we'll he proud nE Call h.m into The field Such
succeed when such a man is not \ IN ea'!cr
brings no succeSs at which a lover OF the prin
cipleS of '16 can rejoice l.e; The Wings al the
North put tie BATH. on liz .rIc basis, am! !l9hl il
bravcly-.on one side. Polk, SLAVERY an! FEx,S-
an the other CAY, t:ioH AND Liberty. II We
! cannot beat oil such iSstles then l"t ne ia-ard
in our fall, will be remembered by Tie good for
ever. Can il bc possible, that while Mr. Clay
shall hose some three OF iour Slave STATES, which
were sure to him before hy opposing Texas, that
there is no, sufficient spirit OF freedom, honor and
9oo ia;lh i'll INC North! Ia carry those large States
where his success was before doubtful! Clay.
and his friends have taken high am holy ground
We must raise lnc war-cry, s0ui-sti:Iing, as tue
great questions Z: issue, are expansive and last
ir@ in their consequence i0r good or evil
With Pu.i> election. Texas comes ia-wi:h
Texas, the North and South are incr;iahly split
ana goes the fruits. 10 lis mere al least. oi
the American Revolution Il is IN vain IL pat OF
the cvildav Il is at hand now. slavery or Ii
beitv is 10 he determined. i'll some s0Ii. this
comm. elcclion-noi the liberty of the black only.
h,;i ol the white also do nol mean to say Mr.
Clay is an Emancipationi>, INIT believe his
feelings ar. with the cause know that thosc
most Immediately within his influence, approx
mate 10 myself in sentiment, upon the subject of
Slavery The great mass Of Wings are, OF
oueh; to bc. anti-,!ayerr."'
Under ibis banner mean 10 Light durlag my
who'll. pilgrimage TO the North. small appeal
TO The " higs. q. if ihcv were anti-slavery.
shall appeal 10 lhe Abol!iionis:s. il they could
only vote for Wing candidate. hope You
have enoorhcd the way for ny advent in New
York AMI New England ~ Publishing my letter
%, 10Th july, in my friend Grccly's Tribune
God he with You and yous. C. VI. {.