Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

tH' that you do not mean the Devi-who have no know
e'so OF iuafe state and tho death that never dies;-I
say rather than have spent such a life; I world
have given halt of my income lived In t.., "a - -,
aud ~aier-besiesrd the Legislature and th. ,bron, ~
"oo WIN pcuuon'.-anmaied the people on oyery mon,
n mr. plata and valley, snd given them no re- url
e'e es"o'sheo IN every county, and every child
les sur would have done this first and then
-ouu nave hau some claim to patriotism. Where now
j. the evidence Of your labori IL II IN ,, d-s.u.d farm,
the novels and huts. wher. dwell the igoo,,,, .,n.i
poor-bo starving. wreiehed thousands. who fin N, n,
every county IN the STATED Are these your
a"' "ophies viii you look down when Won are
suehaefing your spin, the Judge Of Quick aud
Deso and thank Him that your has not been spent Il,
N'n Co. venerable sinner though for party you are nov
bound hand and foot and Sit daily ut the door Of b. tom
pie ci the hypoerite serve, begging and Receiving
ams-go GU, like one OF old who betrayed his master
w" nave INC people o' your State, and weep for niure
you cannot now repair, and repent in sackeoth md
ashe''' Fad you one hundred millions to give, you
could not repair the injury you have done 10 Won, .,
-FOUR conduet has driven oil the wealth end eu,r,,,
out OF h-hung u mildew blight over H. tia, d;.,.,
en'erp-ing men and prevents them settling with N,
Tour INJURY mas been great but you will have your reward
your name when dead gone may he cast ON,
aud become kissing and byword with the Young men
who are To come after you cannot helm tbus ,nLI.,
t'oukhg and espunins conduct before the world and
venerable as YOU are dragging aud your associates .
public punderen to justice.
Inc next and last factory TO which shall refer (, The
Sss' IRON Foundry OF Mess- Alexander Bhkbcek Son.
ANS IS me largest concern OF the kind in the city; /. i.
spanish firm, und from Old where from New
spain They send great deal Of their work to the South
o America Cuba, West Indies and the Sandwich Isl,nds
The casting is principally Of iron and designed Co, ~
mills and the like The senior partner was very ,,,;o,
70 hno" "he'her was a friend protection Of home IN
u'sy said 10 him that was, and sought TO have ali the
peope "a inc Union Of the same opinion. lie then
anxious to know whether paper which proposed to
send him. was in favor Of the abolition of slavery n.
seemed To think that slavery gone case sine, Mn.
nexaton Of Texas; told him YOU were in , sI,v. ST.,
ana therefore, you were disposed could not be an
aoohuonist lie was willing take the paper because il
sustained 'he industry oil the county, and because would
'e' nun KNOW what we OF the South going debut
NC could not give up the belief that slavery not now
mere wreck lie heart and hand for pro,econ a,
the only means Of leading industry and improvements NJ
home, so employment would be gvea to the slave and his
value increased least preserved For this re,son he
"entior protection lie believed and said he could prove
at Ehgahos object IN urging reduce our Tariff was
to strike down the slave interests OF this county, bov.
come across no Abolition Wing manufacturer yet-bu, I
little expected 10 find whose views were go con,r,,v
To my uniicpatons.
AS this circumstance offers an opportunity n ,pre,d
before tho people Of the South matter in connee,ion with
Free Irede deeply involving them people peculiarly
situated shall herewith communicate it, |, NAV not bc
generally known that there three ds tnct ,sSoc;,,;
IN Europe, designed TO operate in these States b.,de
their manufactures There several ASSOCIATIONS IN
England Austria and other parts Of Germany with can
iG of Sl5,O0O0 0U, which employed 10 send IN his
country their poor paupers and eonpels-some for ret
eiouE but silly Tor political purpose The free trade
ASSOCIATIONS and abolition societies, though distinct in
hame YET cooperate together with capital of seventy
millions, Inst to break down the tamil interest at the North
and then the slave interest at the South As shall sneak
md !, l..
mouth Free Trader TO deny what say for if he does
Will fix the lie in his forehead quick as thought,
Inc following abolition papers and head devils of the
Liberty r&ry at the North proceed upon same pnc
ple and are Free Trade Locofoco. Joshua Leaveu for
mery OF the Emancipation Of New York. aud now of the
Chronicle in Boston; OF like Kidney Gerre,t Smith C
Jackson oil the Albany Patriot, William Goode formerly OF
the Friend Of n,,he Editor Vermont Freeman lame,
g. Birney Dr. C. Bailey Of the Circinn Herald w Loyd
Garrison OF the lberator and others whose names cannot
now mention Their reasons for being free uadesmen
Is mosi conclusive for their They desire free trade
first. by taking oil the duty Sugar thSy will be able 10
break down louisiana aud force her on 10 raisin. Cotton
The Cotton business being overdoae the addition oT
LouisianaIand Texas for which they now 20 heart and
hand would soon reduce the price OF article too low 70
cultivate and inevitably break down the South and make
the slaves an encumbrancc on their hands. The looping
oil OF per duty East India Cotton would ada
another deduction. This mode they believe would soon
np
cessy, aud not from principle. These papers and nen
certainly attacking Mr. Clay the Wing party and III.
Tariff with the ierocy OF Devils. They have not now
any indignation Tor Texas ard nothing ay against
Mr. Polk They are fast falling into the Lccofoco party
six of whom have been appointed Office by the Pfe-
dent When Birney was bowling through the North
against Mr. Clay prevent his election he took Ground
against Mr. &. shield his policy from discovery bv be
laiher-g the people with the alsehood that he iMI
was more OF AnneSaiionist than Mr. Polk when n The
same time he desired annexation, Polk and free trade n
complete their overthrow OF slavery in the South have
had several interviews with number Of these leading sp
ts and they do not pretend disguise their
They will assist in the election Of any free trader IN The
Presidency tho he had hundred thousand slaves They
can poll IN this State about twenty-five
thousand of which poled for Polk, Texas and Ere,
Iiade. the rest threw their away on the villain g
nry There are class OF AboIonists the North who
resist political aboiionism, and believe the Constitution
sustans slavery, who and who hold n tho
same views on that subject, which Jefferson and franklin
maintained. These admit Wings, and vote their
ticket regularly.
Tine Liberty Party cooperate directly with their aili,
ted societies the Continent Of Europe In connection
with this formidable array, pressing hard for the dcsuc
on Of these States 10y the overthrow Of the tariff and the
abrupt emancipation OF slavery in the South, the enor-
nous capital OF one hundred millions and upwards wnld
cd by the nine hundred agents OF the foreign
''N' iShe u"S the support which these nine
hundred houses and tho office holders and office
give, aud there could two months Democratic
paper or party In the Emporium Of the Empire Slate
These papers and leaders besides this are compelled 10
court the most corrupt and degraded classes Of the many
sinks and purous Of the city. II would be base SANDER
to charge that tho party here sustained by intelligence
industry and virtue None Of their papers ever though, Of
applying for the Post Office printing Yet with the aid Of
these agents OF the foreign manuneurc the four thousand
gamblers the thousand and ono lowest groceries, the two
thousand criminals, two thousand Office holders beside.
seekers, the fifteen hundred meek auconeers and Itch,
fingered gentry, the poltet aboliicniss and ndes the
hulos Of the twenty thousand sunpets with the ignorant
refuse from Europe. rule the people New York and
give tone TO the character Of the party tho
n.y. her papers IN the interior among the farmers and
manufacturers hold 70 protocon-bui occasionally mako
tilt at some unimpOriant section Of the tar IT. 20 give
unity to party This for laughter or ridieuo
with should inspire alarm aud lead US 10 be on our