Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
WARNING FACTS FOR THE SOUTH
ERN PEOPLE

~ SPEAK WHAT | KNOW speak not a0iLaoH'
ouhor,tu. and | Tell you k'o,o Lachaty id1.
Tor viii NJ, use his veto, nor MS pcI'ohdi nv.
official influence Tor The purpose oil cxlenu'us
slavery into any OF our Territories KNOW =.
1.nink not nv friends, he continued lha' dni
here 10 .'mase case" Tor Gen. Iayloi' nv CO..
moi sacrificed as much as any oil you ~ aeieu
ding The principles OF Tree soil In tneir deienee
| have ballled when lew halted WIN 'hc.
this platform look my stand, Wneh " 10 ~
Mad 10 SEPARATE forever with dearest iliehus-
trends. who for twenty years, had stood by me
lnrouen good and evil report. Upon ms am !
cast myself, with all my hope lrei8nled' anu oul-
teued. almost with single arm, The waves OF pop,
uIar indignation Think no.. therefore, .has :
will abanron il now, when 10 The iull llde OF PoP-
mar favor. No, no; support Gen. Taylor, De-
cause OF The three candidates for PIeslueh' now
before MS, WITH HIM AND HIM ALONE, an 'otst"I
10 trust. the cherished principles 'oa,eh you a"o
| hare 50 long app'oued." o.;o
Tus People IN couNCIL.--Thc Peop'e u Ma
ron county, (Indiaua,) met in great numoef ~
the Stale House yard yesterday. Ex-Go'e e.
Melcalie, OF Kentucky, was selected oy 'he oo"''
| ,ai,tce Of Arrangements 10 preside over - :.
alterations. On taking the chair hf PIohou.s
"a an address 10 the People, characterized by
lnno distinguished in the councils OF lhe naiioh
lie lod The People, as Southern man, ana as : I
senator representing Southern Siac, IN Inc "
SIa,es Senate tina, ne did nor wish Gen. Iayio'
~ in,erpose The veto 10 defeat the passage o.
hin extending The ordinance OF l7S7, over on
nawlv acquired territories That Gen. Iaylol
STOOD PLEDGED BEFORE THE COuN
Try, 81 understood Norih ant South, MOI ~
DO 1T, AND He WOULD olSHO ~,
HIMSELF WERE lie TO DOT. The Wh's
al me South wnuli SCORN 10 fesoT! 10 IN" ''''
man power 10 dera' II, orany otnef measure
deliberate egisiaIioa-[ Indianapolis journal, Y
} T,lulor and Fillmore Organ
Lewis Brodweil called the Taylor meeting u
Cincinnati 10 order, alter which Gov Mecca 10
T keniucky, a sareaoLdtT, "as INTRODUCED " ~.
Bond and in a short but wei -afan2r NitecH
entertained The audience, stating among othe
r h,oas. that Gen Taylor vetoed bill con'aii'
: ins he psovisions II he w ilmol Pfoy'so % "
, finance Of 'S7, respecting Inc newly acqnnei lei
riory he (hlelcalIe) and all Oilers N hea1utnl
s,av.n.L,ers and shareholders. would cuhsit
{ or aim recrean 10 all Inc pledges ever maze =
him and unworthy The eolStenahct anl suPPo
: II any honest man foreusr thereafter
(Cinianati Correspondent OF y. Y. ifi0uH''
If Corwn is 10 be be ieved, or if Governe
Metcalfe, a SlaveholQeT dnu iePi oooh
a slaveholding State, in the United States 81
nate. be worthy of credit, land what SoutheI
: raylori,e will dare 10 discredit such witness
aHd9peeaSSs,SaasS o 81 Whig; speakers aud presse
= prove Taylor to be worthy Of Southern SUI
port
People Of Virginia will you pu, your RICH
9 in tho hands of Corwin and Metcalfe, who lei
!. rule Old lack 10 their Anti Southern policy?-
Will you arm the incendiary. Fillmore, with
: dagger to strike your own brcasl2 Will you nc
o rather rally 10 the support Of the chvalrous an
| noble Butler, and that true National America
d patriot, Lewis Cas-. who, in the graphic lar
: guage of General Quitnan, at the enthusiast
5 Cass and Butler meeting in Clinton, Louisiana
c is 'the leader Of the Spartan Band at the NORTH
! who are defending the Thermopyla, of Souther
. rightsl" LET VIRGINIA DO HER pUrY