Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08

MASSACHUSETTS,.
and some other Wing papers and we charge i, di
rec,,,. too mon Mr. Cassius NJ Clay. How many
efforts have they not made. how many letter.
written. 10 persuade HeMUdp0rty to abandon MI
Bi,ney and support Mr.. Clay2 We do not recol
l.ct IN have seen in the Compiler single dennn
ciation of these efforts and this coalition. III
may no, believe il, perhaps! Bnt how can lht
Compiler. or the Whg-or any Wing, have shu
il eyes 10 The flood of light, which * pouring IL
from Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, ONO
Michigan. &c? We are bound, too i'll ali sincerity
10 say. that Mr. Clay'sown skins are mol altogc'iie
clear of the impulation-,hat his llrSt ana MS iaS
jefferson Texas are calculated toapieal The vote
Of the Ahulilonet~ Ii that tine country shcul'
ever be lost 10 the Union, history will be verr ap
To write as an Inscription upon the rejected Urea
II. This measure was deieaicd IN Inc .,I".3i'
for The prcsiiencv-and Texas was sacrificed Il
The ianaiicism OF the Aboliloni>ts, and the am
hilion Of II. Clay
From he WASHINGTON G'oic.
We invite attention Ia Mr. Walkers Letter il
renlv To Mr.. Willis Green, which came III LOT
late for publication in yesterdays Globe.
WAsInNGrox Cry, Oct. ,, 1871.
The National lnieli9encer OF this date contains
the following charges against me over the sigma
,urc OF Willis Green. Isl. That The statement
published BIZ The Democratic Association OF TN,
city in the Globe of 30ih September, ISL, headed
Base Whi9 forgery rms Hadc ar 0HtaoFizcd IN
me- ID That took large numbers nj the tract
headed THE South in danger" to the folding
room of the unilcd States Senate. and >upeIln-
tended the cnvclo?ipg OF them, "irdb w"ichf"i
cUc IL bytrcM HE cscdpe Ot u Secic anla6er.'
have marked the charges in italics, and pronounce
them both unlounGcd in fact. As 10 The first
charge. am not and never have been Il member
OF the Democratic As>ociaion.ot tins city. and
never attended any one Of lis meetings. Their
publication in the Globe, 10 which Mr.. Green re-
lcrs was made without my knowledge; and
never saw or hear! OF IT, or expected any publica-
ton on the subject, until il WAS real next day 10y
me in The Globe. Nor did understand the mean-
ing OF il until after the explanatory NOTICE oil
the association which appeared IN The Glob" oil
the succeeding day, manlc>lin@ that the only OF
Iect of this patriotic association was mol 10 con
zeal or Gisclaim their pamphlet. headed " The
South in danger" but only what they believed to
he CARRIED and mitacI republication, being
made - lhey he!:c"ed bv ''t!r whig ccrGle>"ioii-
al ranking committee In this respect Mr..
Green saws they were mistaken. nasr:uch. how
eye: = their publication in the Globe oi the 3olh
September. to which Mr.. Green refers was made
without my knowledge, it is clear thai hls first
charge i entirely uniuundcd.
had designed 10 conceal these tracts The last lace
10 which would have taken them would have
been the iol!ing-room Of the United STATES Senate,
the respectable persons employed there being
whig, and friends of Mr. Clay. II conceaimcnt
had been intended hy me, they woud have been
taken Ia my own room. where much the greater
number OF democratic documents has been 01ed.
IT is truc, some ot these tracts were taken by my
direction Ia the folding room Of the United States
Senate where the whig tracts were being folded:
but il is no less absurd l.an untrue, that they
were or coula have been sent there 10y mci0 rhiaH
for the purpose OF corccalmcn', or that Superln-
tended tie enrclopin" OF them "wltha Watch!ul eye
10 prevent the escape Of a single copy. 30 Tar
from this being the fact, the first bundle vi these
tracts arrived open At the Senate ioldin@-room. ID
nv absence, and subject 10 The inspection OF all;
and when they were subsequently, fooled IN small
packages, was engaged par; al the tine in di-
rcc,in. other documents, aud the remainder in
other apartments of the Capitol. When The mex;
bunGle Of these tracts was rakcn hy my order
some DAYS afterwards 10 the Senate io!ciin"-room
several packages were cnvcloped under my super
vision. 80 far only as 10 prevent tleirhcin@ mixed
with o:her documents on the table and no further:
hut II that tinlc there could have been 10 possible
motive ui conccalmen;, for the tracts were then
in the hands Of thr whig committee and being
icpubIisileI bv them. as | was previously nicrm-
cd at The office OF the Spectator. When was
tHli ~ tina! Office mat these tracts were III 'le
hands al he wing committee, ana bcihS IeiGp.
liShci by them, u was supposed IN Il .aFhed
form for transmission Ia The a!'oitlonl>t>, NY re-
plv was that hoped every whig paper III tie
North would Ie-pnbii>h ms tract entire; th"', II
the speeches and letters Of whi@ leaders OF The
North, (irom which extracts were maze III th!s
traci) addressed BY them directly 10 The aboll-
ilonI>iS, would not change their vo'c sun less
w0'iIi these extracts hht inat The rc-Puniica''oh
OF these tracts IN the Norm would convince ''le
wings al 'l;it region !lat he'r apP'.d 'oi 'h! ~
the ab"liiioni>'N of ne North: Their i''""ai %
aiolllioh doctrines, lhcf lrrociouH GENUINE '"'i'h
oi the people al ,he SCUM, ana attempt !" o'>-
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