Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20


the Liberty party, and ne has returned, with the
confident hope that his mission will prove ste
cessful one; but we are inclined to the belief.
that he reckons without his host. The Adolf
iionisIs as Mr.. Birncy said while here II they
ever intend 10 form party organization, must 90
il NOR. He called upon them 10 heed not the pre-
tended sympathy of the Wing leaders, and to
place no confidence i'll their Embodiment. This
trough, out the Advertiser. and lis Editors KEPT
pouring the hot shot into him and his party dur
ing the time he was in the city.
The fact is. and il can no longer be disguised,
and il would be strange, ii il cond be any longer
justified in the eyes OF the intelligent Wings OF the
South. a systematic design is now in train OF
execution for persuading the Abotionlsis 10 vote
for Mr.. Clay.
A Correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
writes from the Salt Sulphur Springs OF Virginia
Oh the oh inst:
"You are. suppose aware tina, the examples
of Governor Seward and Ex-Governor Reed nave
beeo very generally followed by the reckless par
,;sans Of Mr.. CLAY. A strong. and may add,
united effort. simultaneously commenced, the hi@h-
%, evidence of concert. is now making ny Inc
wb;oS ~ induce the AbolitionistS 10 abandon
,heir arowcd intention of forming separate
,icI;e POSSE ssins the power, ii is said, oil decld
mo The election in ~ York, should they exercise
!, Thai treat State will unquestionably be lost TO
the Democratic party. (No so To carry poiht
Of such moment, Mr. Claws opinions given al
different times aud The proofs OF his cAeliIonS III
behalf Of the cause OF emancipation IN inc Men
,ucky Convention have been very, extensively
circulated in the country decorated IN an lhe
nomp of rhetorical establishment. The effect,
as II was prcdic,edis rapidly 10 diminish the
number OF Brneys supporters. While the aid
If very large majority OF the fanatics VIII be
niyen 10 Mr.. Clay, on the ground OF his bold re-
s;St,nce TO the extension OF slavery, ard The be-
lief that ,hey will be able, indirectly. 10 use him
as an instrument 10 effect one of their main OBJ
ec,s s,iIl il is not the desire of the Wings that
Tho nominee should be withdrawn The game
of The Ahoitionists is 10 keep him before the
neople in order TO conceal their real design. and
H. enable those who row 50 hUmbly seek lhei!
resistance 10 swear Gfer the elcciion. that the
friends OF liberty as body never deVlatei
from theiroTiginai design. Meetings OF The abo-
;ionists have lately been held in several States
10 solyc the apparently knotty question involved
~ tho Presidential controversy. Except in Penn.
sv,vania the result have not heard. There il
was determined -four disscn,ienis) that the ncrcs-
sl, If The occasion demanded that the support
ot the meeting Composed Of delegates from
or s coun,ies) shonld be given 10 Mr.. Clay
Doubtless similar feeling will be manifested else
where. The prominent men Of the party, to IN
sure the existence of the delusion you Will bt
certain 10 find in the minority
He adds, that "atthe late meeting at Lewisburs
in this State, Mr.. Summers made is slrongan Abo
lition speech as though he was addressing Dos
! ION audience. What do our City Wings say
concerning the invitation 10 John Quincy Ad
ans BY the CLAW Club OF Richmond, TO visit lha
city, and the declaration OF the same body, ina
no Convention OF Shareholders, 10 confer as 10 Inc