Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
TnE CHEsTERFlELD TRIAL.

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ard Arguments in The late niai IN Ches'e''s'I !"
He is now busilv engaged in completing h's -"
and accurate rppon OF The testimony ann sPeee"
20 IT. few DAYS his heavy manuscript WIN oe
ready far The press We had intended publishing
il in The ENQUIRER, as our friends have oeen .
anxious 10 EXAMINE the whole meflls Oh '''e -
bul we find ,ha, il will occupy 20 much sPde'' -
10 exclude almost every Thing else. We s''''
The; elore a, much labor ana expense, nave '"'
whole matter neatly published in pamphlet ior".'
and will furnish copy 10 each Of our suO'-,'
befs, as soon as The vouminous mass can =
issued from The press.
In The mean time, we lay before our reaue's
this morning the various newspaper a'"I'eo
which led INN, dialey TO the controversy, .no'
terminated SO fatally on The 25lh February , hey
will fully explain The origin OF me o''iicu"y
We subm, Them without comment-simP'y car
inc attention 10 the extract from Inc Eoqu''.' u
the 2ls, January. This statement appeared ~
no Richmond Republican OF The 2oih Mafch.-
we repub,ish from that paper, correcting le"
daes and supplying short a'acie "i''H va
omitted in that paper
Erou n. Richmond Republican.
The Gownr rs nm extract fran letter publisheu W
the Richmond Enquirer OF the is'h OF JANUARY '"'
Gated - o. January is le46
Inn, much mistaken IL Mr. John iampden fleasan's
DOES not intend, with his new paper, 10 on. 49,
urrodn-to axe The lead Of the lntesencr,n p oss
lie in exciting Abnlilionism, ny SHOWING 'o1." -
VII, mna,ly In their and thus f"r the
h neft Of Whiggery 10 ehrat uien ih'o ''e IRE
The Southern patrons of either OF these %
y .ndi
80 IL m, ,vhi.. Of The North, TO roalesce WIN
,hen, Thy agnae. 10 affect public o.n'nn a. ,m1
SonIh and Mersrs Gales ana ieasan.s
\ 'hehi 10 y" o'-'' MACON.
From the Richmond Enquirer, January a'si, is'v -,
M. r,..s,rr upon our columns IS 80 tai, mat we
shall be compelled :" pm, r,n "r CORRESPONDENT.
,uffrirnt 10 III. three Enquir"Is AS our own VIEW
mon ths great questions. which now ag'ate we puoc
! mind are so well known. we small lay as'uc w, ~"
and for Inc present leave the fed OF discussion 10 te
yond sense and integrity OF our parry IN .onsiess,
bopinc tha, all differences of opinion may ns ~lsTIy
,s,I.d and thai the slight cloud, which Tue wings en
80, :, h,i.r On storm that shall nverwhelm us VIII
/ lie dissinated and our party tomnd nntru UPON a'
| questions Many of these communications may no'
express our views entirely but they eome I"h
49, No. richt 10 he heard, aud we shall iuhlish
,nem as we do The cf our washington corespon
Dent wuhou, intending 10 endorse al 'heS my pay
but merely for what they are worm.
r,om The Nsrs md Star Of January o.
a STATEMENT 10
Acn, for The tine heinc ss one ot the Editors o INC
uNrws snd star preparatory To our prcp srd new ar
rsnr-ment shall he excused ior hr'ngi We 90. ,re
nblic the uoJect Invoked IN the following eAn'' "
! letter:
I CHrsrSrr s1srrr, PHuAoElram,
January 18Th, RAJ J
Itisex,ensiv.ly, almost unvers dly believed IN nus
CITY, that you are going 10 rsanl'Sn nn m
4 IeY,rrrnn Kentucky lhive DID ms as a We eVtry
i line i have had ,hs chance, although nelrve maj
you like myself v,ranan and slave ~ he
no,c r,irene. bnt since | have heard 4. NJ Clay,
! lave fallen back upon my old grounds, &c, exc : -
lam o,c.d 10 The friend who has placed il distinctly
in INV pnv or 10 uert fabricauon which, IN e Norm
mas bee circu lated fur the purpose OF ofa'tHe' "i
herr In Virginia. has bren cirr alrd or the PURPOSE W
uiurlna me-, and ny those Who >hohc ha'r k'M ne
-, c Ih-, did nat ar knu,cing bttts. should have dis
da,n-d 10 dis eminNv as roitofs what tney teha'n'y
NUT have known IA men, was u"i"Ih.n u, ~, ,a,,;
understand inr have not seen u, tllat Tue WASH
inptun correspondent Of The Enquirer o. this cry mas
hrcp ple ,sed 10 say that as an Alto ,tioh,s ana p."
posed 10 pnhli.h an aboitoh pale' IN h .v,J.nr.
currrsprdrnt II no not know, and WIN nrh esue".e
! before me OF hs meadacty. have no aes're ~ sno
IN, Enon,trr iiseif has neen accustomed, of yea'
inch IIr yIn. pruprnsiIies Of eerfaih clsss OF
! H.. a. I,tier writer's who, paid ~ the lnr, ana w
10 spr, niclliaent'y upon lhe and's o
he "a nirv nre accustomed TO atone Tor the,i eh"
rance md ntss aud Ia deserve The eoHsid~dhon paa
n. m h, tr silina anda and Ynssip at second manu.
feel uellh-r rnrpIi-eh, nor Injured mat one o lni'
cia should have ml>conceiv'd NV opih"l1, W " ee
urr, en-d my ohjrcis for, 80 IN 81 NJ ihoN nv p'""!
Inns VIVA. d,s he Gaze whether truth ~ alh pros
rra,e or FaL>EtiuOn made triumphant! MS al the
.ame II him. vile m-fcrnay. h Is equally reany !"
Mr, fr EcmOcrai or wing, ana 10 receive '' "ase'
,iun ,'insr who p brst $50 -, go
gut CONFESS my SURPRISE nay my ies'c'. hn. lne
o., serl I'D tors nf the Fnq iirer sh"h, py pun "'
nave End rsrd, far a III II sort {" enu"se'N "a"
m wII,ont any linatuTy remark. W. m>tepr,Th-
iat,ons a; Inrlr car sn.nd-n, nj Wa:hingnh' ihey
,as, -, least ns pn.tr 10 kinw ,hat T'ahd upon
stlutt tFt
i, his ,ni Ct Tnat. in 10 =, ", sod ior once sn""'
,trr m s,,u der aut that iimt h'St ..h cypress
: wi,t,u inwrmissnn qiahcattnn "a AN 'tfhc Tue
,, am ,,.,,,. az ,uuirTn Ambition, aud the same
,.,rrm na,,nr under circumstances wh IN c"nln or
nm ,.jmd % sun,t III. slightest dsarrr TO lis dc.
uh,.s vn,n, gentlemen ought 10 know TOO some other
things or &c they know them atesdy vrh"u'd mol
suf; The Willingness tairjrr aparty opponent, 10 pre-
val their respect Tor "lth. ana INC Jus'eo WHICH
o., ~ man owe to his fellow man.
nh. e [, in.- ARE thts :,
JE,;r 6athrr and IA state above occnnied IN
Ir32 nd sne, fr sac ri'itd fJoet IN rtspret'o
ana i'm utter &c udi.,ion {, N'rih-fn Abolition
tn - Years there can ie found no wmd or th"neh'
nr mine II nj does not STAN the siu"n-nt Of Their
a,,.snondent Mac.n" with nnqua'f,d fals.ho"d-7'
that IN cnnrad elton Ia his rrctf S'hnher, urs npl
move him 10 he one uf hose yin. Washington 'rcrh.
nlrf." us The Enquirer SO o'irn call'a mem, @ng,e
t- lowest yns public ciedniiiy al "a p:nny bne
g. That In 1884, ,ny views Ia respect 10 slavery we've
den,icslly the views moi only Of Mr. Thomas R chi-
hut Of Dr. Brockenhrourh, VIM Rosne; Thomas
l.ffsrsnn Randolph. Jam.s N .Dnwel, \ Med. Moore
VIM. n. Preston, Co, w. summers, Henry Berry. a
decided maturity of the Legislature, and an Immense
moJrry If the People, OF all puilt'edi Pa'Hes uhu Az
/ g,lnd riyi.on
TIA, these aiso were the vi-ws-thai namely sla-
yer, wa. an evil and ought To he got rid Of tut at our
own time nj our own motion, and In our own way-tl
Wash,ny, n jeff. rson, Henry, George Mason, the Two
L+rs Madison, Monroe, Writ aud all the eatiy parl-
ot., ia -smen and sages OF Vhgins, WITHOUT Elk.
Such nrs mr. opinions ,il and IL they constitute me-
an hbolonisI, cnlv ray w'nd 90 farther to SEE
some of the al clifton leaders hanged W N airy ~ n IN
Virginia especially their defeat Of MI clay, and
OF them especially Birney
In respect TO siar,ru. take pious-no fanaiical
yi.w-I am nj oppos-d II because thinf II moral
IL wc,p frr low the multitude nf slaves 10 he htI-
Ter nif tian the whites am agdsl II for The SaLs y
the lrhtfs, my own race ser youn" and p1wetfn'
commonw cnIths around us, with when while We car
~ The burihsn az slavery, we can never contend IN
power, and yet With whom we must prpue to contend
with equal consent TO be their sefs and vas
sas-we children In all, look but 10 the go-
y ''' "' JOHN H. PEASANTS.
From the Richmond En9airer, January a. 1916.
We devote the greater part ofolr pqpsr to-day To the
C,vors or speech of Mr. Cnbb of Grnr-
rla and legislative ard congressional proceedings. We
have hcen much occupied with unavoidable husinrss.
and the removal nf family IL Washington. that We
have had ht er lime az INCLINATION 10 devote I" The
editorial lnmDs &c piper day. Bul iherr is
MATER which seems 10 demand some notice al Our
hands, 10 which trend has called our attention.
In the star OF yesterday, article. signed H. Plea
rppearcd bassd upon some remarks said To have
hcrn made ~ our Washington Correspondent. Mr.
has The article but understands III II II charges
him with nm inten;un of stating an abolition paper
We would advise Mr r. To look before he eaps-ro
anime The eonirx n before he turns commentator.
uur correspondent needs no defence from US, he is
able Tn protect himself.
Alth ugh lie language used by Mr.. P. towards us
NAV not he considered directly offensive, yet
wiiIin, allow him others to make hypothesis IN
gard 10 our veracisv. When desire lectures mo-
as, Ne hope To he allowed TO choose our own precep
I tpr q
From the Meas and Star, January &c, 1886
"MACON," &C.
The Enquirer Of Saturday professss 10 contradict
without ron;adiring The fact that The editors of lha,
paper had silently rndnrsrd The charge Of the cores
aondent .Macon," at Washington, tba, y. n. Pl.a
san,s) had prop sc In establish In Tins city an Adolf
tiun paper (ir In equivalent phrases
Who that CORRESPONDENT is, | have no means al
Knowing; tut Hrs do know and again affirm, at the
Editors OF The Enqurer must have known Tie charge
thus understood 10 be Ihei of the s'oss-st character
hair, IF nj m