Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
THE CLAY PARTY IN THE NOR TIL
cOUPTINCi THE AGOT ITIoNISTS


an idle clamor about the eNirayasant story Of n,
un.oundcd Coalition between some OF the demo
Gratis OF Michigan and Mr. Binev. whilst they are
cfying IHtef Thit, The real Thief is on his walk in
The North. There i no doubt. that Giddincs ana
Others have done the work in Ohio and the Abo.i.
lition zoe has carried The Wing ticket for Go.
vernon. There is a. little doubt that the Wig,
are trying Ia form a similar Coalition in penE>yl.
vania and particularly in New York We have
evidences OF this intrigue sca,teredior weeks pas,
in speeches. letters and paragraphs in the Wing
newspapers. A Document was prepared for thr
Charlottesville Convention. which collected ma
NJ oi these proofs. y similar but smaller sheet
has been printed al Washington. under Tie title
III ''lhe South in Dan GER and she IS in danger
let VIM. {. Preston sing his lullahies rs Soi,!y
as he plcases. Ca>siuS NJ. Clay, the friend an.
paItizan oil Henry Clay, is now actively engage
in intriguing with the AboIitionis> OF New Yot.
and II. Clay is perfectly willing to cnconIage
the mission, and 10 profit by the Coalition. His
only fear IS that CassiuS will Eot succeed IN Woo.
ng any considerable number OF the Libciw
Men 10 the support Of his professions.
Proofs continue 10 thicken upon us. Fol ~.
ample. we have now before H. the Utica Ot>tl.
4 YER OF The 18Th inst. which gives an account III
Cassiu> ". Clay'> visit TO thai celebrated NEE.
/ ing-gruund of the Abolition Conventions TIE
Observer says that This gentleman held iorh
~ was announced. in the City Gaidcu on Fri.
day evening last. His speech proved him To- h..
all hc is represented. and fully lusiicS all The
charges that have been mace against him l.
was 4 compound OF back.uariism and ial>ehooi
surprising every thin" of the kind that W. EYER
heard al any public meeting Of any kind -.
( liticai pauy-while his reasoning was the mes
>Vphi>tcal and superficial character. A a san
/ pie OF the fteiS which he gave he stated Tex.
Y l,r il at.,t ~
Pennsylvania-th Clay had not mM OF c.r
any thing in opposition 10 the abolition @.
slavery.
I III Cassius is TO be believed. vice and imm0raH,
predomna,e in Kentucky, for while he did not .,
/ he could moi, deny the charges preferred asail,
/ Mr. Clay on these points, he asserted hat y
/ CMv'S cho,0cter lrds ab0rc he arerCs' Voadora
moyaii;V in his YCsi0n, One trait IN the charact
Of Ca-sius' speech and efforts here is noiiccaia
He comes here, son OF the South, 10 Willy tc
her inhabitants aud her institutions, ana 10 c..aa
prejudiccs here agans, the people and Tie >ccie
| of country to which he belongs and his apr.a
To Northern prejudice indicate that lie >UHc
Northern men are governed bv The base>t an gs
worthiest motives II thc South is bad TIE
! should come from another, than one oil her sgD
| if .he South has acquired an undue adyag1
over the North. let another than q SOulherEe. d. n
! claim X here But Cassius comes IS The eI.. n
sary OF ilenry Clay, TO dupe the Moth ilo 1
support and is authorised 10 10 any aid ever L
thing 10 effect tn, object, saving only The !isl |
contradict him when ils ial>choocN ale llae, /
create mischief at the S0uiA. How dcsfcs
does il appear in Clay Ia safer or c0unclaa
snch course He had hcucr BE- delra'ea n.
ensure sncceSs bY Such ants
( We have also before us the Ithaca ChronG-
The 10Th. (a Wing papcr.) which contains ana
dress 10 the Aboilionisi> OF Tompins cyga
which urges upon the Abolitiuni>isio abando0b |
ney and give their votes 10 ClaY-Iur, saws iatat
| Gle suppose CLAY should lc elected, VIA, y
the consequence thenl Texas will never be aEat1 4
ed 10 the United States. The cu,Se oil slayer
no, he extended. The balance Of power euf
the States will not he destroyed. We shall b.
Il Protective Tariff and a National Cure
which will secure prosperity and happine'>
| the people and eyalt the great Republic 70
pinnacle of power and glory By casting
votes for Mr.. Birney, You do Eore than laf
| them away. l0n may LiDg thu cJcafc1 6oe~
! tics Rj~R Mc ronBiyR. BY giving them 10 G.
| Won will lessen the evil o! slavery. ana have
! coneolins satisfaction Of knowing that son
| discharged your duty Il patriots and q. n;rit
TO the national prosperity. call upon yog q
u Americas. and as patriots, 10 hGs oa
| subject, seriously ard solemnly. Every cc
| is now loudly called upon to di>char@c hi
II
man should dare 10 throw away his vote
conduct would almost amount To crime. III
Clay stands pledged against Inc anneIaiiN
| Texas, until the voice Of all he States sha!
for ii. That can never happen II he >ta n
elected, we are therefore safe; nay, more
/ shall be- elected more will be done Tor lr
ton of slavery in five years than you -
can do in halt century
In passing oar eyes along the columns G
same paper Ohe Ithaca Chronclc) va an
with the following resolution, tha, was aaGh-
the Wing Convention assembled a; Ithaca
10Th inst.
"Rcw,rcd. That we cordially approve Of .
and equitable Distribution OF Tie Proceeds d
Sales OF the Public Lands among the SAT-
that the adoption oi this measure is emt"
calculated 10 give cficincB 10 The Tariff aM
scqnently pcrmanercc and stability 10 ihera.
interests OF our county,
Yet Distribution stands at tie head oilhc !
Electoral Ticket Of Virginia