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

self is bent upon Dimnion, though it must be
confessed that his measures are calculated 10 pro-
duce some "resistanct' in some form or other.
The charge OF disunion turns ont, lhcn 10 DC
pretty much like the cher devices Of the Coons-
a hwnbug. But what shall We say of Their allies
in the Eouhl II there be a class OF diSunionl>ts
in this country, il is Tie .Ajoiaioais's. Whatever
be their nGtires. the tendency Of these fanatics j.,
by breaking up the scealc>t and most delicate
compromises OF he Constitution, to break down
the Gnicn itself. The effect OF their tanatic:>m is.
TO divide the country into rcijonai parties (always
the most fatal in Feteratirr Republic -andup
on question vitality Affecting the institutions, he
interests, the families and resiGes OF the South.
We know of no other rock, on which the Union
NAV split, but that OF Aboli,onism--and yet this
is the very faction wlh which the Clay party OF
the North and North West is seeking hideous
coalition for the election OF H. CLAY Lc, Sew
ard, and Reed, and Sladc. and Webster, and the
agents of the Clay parry succeed in this intrigue,
and elect ii. Clay, and make the Aboliionists the
mai1c-wcight in the scale and a precedent has
been SCI which is destined to shci is disastrous
eclipse" over all the nation. Tor all future time
Mr. Clay and DISABILITIES purchase The Abolition
votes. al this time, by sacrificing Texas To their
fanaticism. 1t is the sop 10 Cebeius. This is the
victim now thrown 10 the monster to satisfy his
at every future election they will increase in their
demands, and some other ambitious aspirant will
be called upon 10 abandon some other Southern
interest 10 propiliate their SURFACES. The right
of pctition-thc emancipation OF slaves IN The
district--thc transportation o. slaves from one
State To anothcr--lhe reputation OF slave repre-
sentation-onc demand after another may he
made if the first one which WIGS required did not
arouse the resistance Of the South, al the hazard
of rendino the Union itself a>unGer The Clay
party of the North therefore, 10y counting the
support of the Abolitionists as a third estate of
the Empire, Cor the '',hird party as Daniel Web
scr styles lhem}-by thus impaiilns 10 them
new strength, new power. additional claims
upon political aspirants, are themselves The vo-
ltintarv allies of The most miSchicvouS Disunion-
isis which the Union embraces within her bosom.
Away. then, with this idle slang about the Polk
Parry and the Southern Dis;irionislS ? The rea!
danger at t!ii. time proceeds from the Clay Parry
of the North ana their allies The Abolitionists, Ia
whomihey are willing 10 sacrifice Texas, SLAYER:
the Constitution itself, for the benefit of Henry
Clay. This IS no hunbug. IL IL a monster ot
real flesh and blood-again>i which, ii becomes
every patriot 10 rally with al the energies which
he can exert
Does anr man doubt OF he ovcriures which the
leaders OF the Clay pary have made 10 the Abo-
liCnists-ot the ;iitemp, TO throw Blrney o"eE-
board, in order 10 form coalition with H. Clay
Read Stewards Spccch--tead, lelier-slalc>
press in Fcrnont-RaridenS address to the Abo-
iitiun Convention Of lndana-,ile support gwen
by Child. the Editor OF the Emancipation paper
in the State of New Iork--the thousand signs,
which are pouring in upon Us iro,n,he North and
Northwest These Clay men are raising tie bat
tc.cry against Texas. sacrificing that beautiful
region Tor Abolition votes, and quoting Mr.. Claws
letter as the evidence of the IDENTITY OF his OPT
Mons. in this respect with the wishes OF thc Ea-
natcS. See too. the ~ Intelligence repub>hln@
Wcfs,er'S Springfield speech, under the head CT
"1,u Wig .Scntim,nts.9 Let the people also
mark the additional signs Of The gathering storm.
The following is from VINO HaadbW in IN
dioAa of july last, headed 'AH0'h,f ljh's RaHg !;
Il ,ct the old and tiled soldiers OF the wing
army come-ict all come who are opposed 10 nc
a,aJ aad rnjtous Mbcac OF Texas annexation
involving the extension of the accused system OF
slavery" &c &c.
The following is an extract OF letter from
Cassius NJ. Clay. sent 10 Wing meeting iii
Ohio. and republ>he the Baltimore American:
u. et US then. tcllow-Whigs OF Ohio, look 10
il, that in our success in 1911 which clearly
lorcsec. we obtain no barren triumph. Whilst
We avoid war rapinc and dishonor, hy rapudiat-
inc Texas and IL reckless adhc!ent>: whilst we
purify the administration of the Government pro-
zee, and eie:alc labor restore a sound currency,
ami put the States in 4 condition 20 wipe ci! the
stain oi reputation, ana strengthen The bonds OF
coaaitRi,olai i2sr, let H. also give ON vote ana
influence on al proper occasions, 10 rlnd'caic
The Declaration ol Independence, and restore our
cool name anon nations, by amitRg ch'21iGi T0f
apoa s'arpg, aielar i c"@e hoM n. E"@"itre
~ Mccoaaiiacat. ill Liberty and Union shall per
wade the whole land
Yours truly, c. NJ. CLAY.
Tie Boston Liherator." Federal Abolition
print. announces the Democratic nominations IN
The following candid charitable, and truthful Ian
9uagc
The pirate flag of slavery is now the Demo
cratic banner. The Democratic Party is wholly
enlisted on the side Of Southern oppression and
cruelty it has no Northern phase. Men who
can support IT, under such circumstances, are The
enemies 81 God and the human race. Ills cover
I'll all over with uncleannoSS and blood II has
stolen The sacred names OF Liberty and Demo
cracy in the same spirit and with the same in
lent that Satan assumes the sa:b of an angc! of
LIGHT. Il more prohisate ana desperate party
Gcycr existed on earth. We use strong terms.
Int ilcr are called for hy a righteous moral in
digna;ion, in yicw Of facts rs indispuiable rs
they are appalling.
And. again. here is the language Of Wing
paper in Rhode I>land--lhe Rhode Island Tran
script:
Every coloyrd cii.cn, therefore, in TIE Stale and
Union, has the greatest possible interest IN secu-
ring tic election of Henry Clay. Mr.. Clay Is The
only man who has pledged himself openly and
candidlr 10 support them in ,hcii lust and eqGi-
table rights. UeAy Ci0y wR, ta'n'orr rsl''rc
srrg,, hnnfred ra,ei Goa NE eClged cih:css Of
Riods kdad."
See. TOO the three DAYS discussion, which took
place At OlSticld Maine from Thursday, the sth,
iill Saturday. al which Senator Evans, from
Maine argued with three oilers, who were the
Debaicrs Of Political AbolionSi> Viz: who were
the third Party or Birney men. Mr.. l.. Is saidto
have been invincibly persuasive in his appeals
and she whole has resulted in choH@es which
will be iel,'-(so says tie Portland Ad"eriser)
The Democratic Free Press COT Dctroit) says
on the 9Th. "Thc Advertiser this morning hints
10 the Aboi,ioni>ts that they would do well to
postpone a separate party organization and go
ior Clay"
we have known the game the Wings are
playing for some time but have not mentioned
il. \ few weeks since. they despatched secret
messenger into the interior 10 confer with some OF
the Liberty party, and ne has returned, with the
confident hope that his mission will prove Sue
cessfill one but we are inclined to the belief,
that he reckons wi;hout his host. The Adolf
,ioniS,s. as Mr.. Birncy said while here. if they
ever intend 10 form party organization, must 90
i, ,mu.. lie called upon them 10 heed not The pre-
tended sympathy of the Wing leaders, and to
place no confidence in their Embodiment This
irourh, 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 it can no longer be discussed,
and it would be strange, il il con!d be any longer
justified in the eyes ol,he intelligent Wings OF the
South. a systematic design is now in train OF
execution for persuading the Abol;tioniss 10 vote
for Mr.. Clay.
A Correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury