Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03


poison which flowed from ,hose ruipits more dead
y han ina which 10 IRON the aboli,ion pulp,l,l
The high Church bisols prosecuted Inc Pnnans
and would held no communion u them because
they differed III opinion ca sutjrc.s Il Cburch
ann SIa,e policy. The aholiIon biso per.ecu,e
lie slave nudls christians, ana refuse c,mmc
Mon with inem, refuse u extend 10 thcin The rishg
hand Of fellowship, because Their differ on suti.cs
OF Church and State policy. They sn.tfema-
Use and eI-communica'e their slave-aoltirs
brethren because hey vii not asice n upr,c'
TIC foundations Of society !? Southern America
for The destruction oil an institute on o!eraIed Nv
Christ himself The high Cau.ch sso', punis.-
81 with the p'lGrg,s ripes, tac and III prs jnme1,
The a5oli,i.a bigot would puCisn - s-.">'u
brother, by u-nius !oo=c upon him me in'CFia ~
African, with an abolition pamphle - or hand,
and dagger 10 The other IL cries hayGcl ard
would "let slip he dogs CT war"-dti Si'h The
malice OF Tie incarnae demon Of n;scGie' prays
ina abolition may come, even il The ii,i'soi IN
south should b. crimsoned VIII ne tsst
tlood Of her peop'e! Bn' 3, ne MISGUIDED Wig
friend will saY has this any thlns 70 CO VITA
Wig policy7 les, 81 !, tmpha icaly yes il
has. DO ao the NonheE Ways n C"ngrrss.
amos, to man, entertain abolition doctrine, an:
encourage abolition aeltation3 IL i, unnecrssa-
~ TO go through The whole catalogue. &c. oi
Northern WhiSs Who ale now, .; have ie'.a o.
lac years, IN Congress to meEtlon the names 81
The leaders is sufficient
On The subject IL slavery agitation, where do
we find MesSfs. Adams al jus ice 10 The living
did not require i. Ibis name should mol b. men
ioncd) Shade, Fillmore, Giddinss, Palrey ami
othe!>2 Certainly encouraging the abaltioni.s by
their votes ami speeches. And 50 II is ana has
been vi all the Whiis. with here and there an
honorable exception, in Congress from the North
Pm trrla TnIp No
ryland informed US that Mr.. CoIwin OF Ohio,
declared in his place in the Senate, that The
Shareholders are al. deserving OF damnalion."
Mr.. Corwin is leading Wing We would point
onr misguided Southern Wing riends to Inc
course Of The Northern Wings on ,hr Wilmu:
ProysO-tp man almost lhev are in favor II il
-in man almost they would deny 10 The slave
holding States The privilege Of rmigrating with
their property 10 any portion Of he territory ac-
quifed from Mexico, 70 matter ho.g tar South. Do
not these facts speak volumes 10 our Wing friends
everywhere who are patriotic? Do they rot Tell
them, trumpet tongued, that they should break
~ party which is contributing its powerful
influence 10 do that against which Washington
solemnly warned US. 'lhe arrayng OF section
against sectlon?
But our misguided Wing frienis still hard 10
give up) will ask who are WIIlmot Van Burcn
no longer so-mcn, who having trampcd under
foot tho compromises of the Constitution, no
longer belong TO the party, but are rcpudatc,
BY II, from the Rio Grande to The ST. Lawrence.
In seriousness ard in truth, is II no; acum.
bent on the sober and right minded people, of all
sections and Of all parties, 10 set their faces
against this unEoly attempt to array section
against section, and more particularly against
the attempt 10 mix up with it m'scalled reli.
gious fanaiicism, the horrors Of which, when
fully aroused, may fully realize the u'mo,,
stretch OF the Imagination; Shcnld no. ali re
Acct that, in sowing the wind, We may reap
Tie vhirlwind'
The friends of Justice, the friends of the
Union, the friend, Of peace everywhere, let us
hope, will watch closely this abolition move
ment and when they behold lie advocates Of the
Wimot Proviso, and the res. of the Abolition
lists, either acting with the Wing party, or hi;
tefy IN opposition 10 The Democratic party, will
they not perceive the wisdom of giving
couragcment and support TO The great Demo-
cratic party, which, whether North, So4ih, Z Isl
Or West, is moving III solid phalanr, aud as me
man, against The storm Of iaratlcism folly and
crime which threaten, 10 overwnc'm u.s.
suppose the Whig party should succeed IN the
dated measures On the country their Bans,
that receptacle OF ACCUMULATED capital which
a great man, now no more, call, the .dy
nasty Of modern States that stupenGuus
scheme for making the rich richer, and
the poor poorer, and building up paper money
arstocracy, 10 lord i, over The country. In adj
dilion, suppose they give US their oppressive und
monopollzlng protective tariff; their pa'iial, cor
rupt and currupting long rolling system of In
tcrna improvements by the General Govern
mrni; their odious Wilmot Proyso; tina. uucoa-
5 itutionsl and oppressive scheme, 10 wres, from
The South that equality o! rIgais for which
Washington drew his sword IN one war, and
Butler and Shields shed their blood II another
Let them succeed in fastening all these odIous
measures on The country; the day Of retrlbu ion
will surely come; Inc descendants Of the PurI.
tans have yet lingering with them enough Of tho
spr;t Of John tlamptlen, 10 unite will! the
Southern friends Of librr y, IN wipin5 from The
statute book every yestlge Of their expressions
If, In the wild and reckless huzzth for a mere
military man, who owns that he has rmed no
opinions on the vital questions which agIta'e the
country; and tina. loo after having adopted il
as part Of their creed that war pes,ileDce and
famine would be- preferable TO tho Praclice u
elec.ins mer- military men 10 Tie Chief Magis-
tracy; If they should so fir succce! in guliina
aud sullif,ing the multitude, the bengna1! and
honest hearted multitude John Thon pson
Brown justly called them) as 10 succeed IL elect
ing their Candidates, their victory, ~ the Ian
glage of one OF their party. viii turn 10 ashe;
on their lips. They will fed, in due season, that
that gentleman was rign , when he said that
honesty Is the best policy; right when ne a't-ifu-
I'd the wat CT success o. h> parry 20 Z wdD, &!
candur alI,i lair .a;iJs; right ,.hcn II. E.tuH J
ais parry, 9Th setting their nets 10 each
tid. oi every ihahc'; rich when he r"bi:Hi
them With repudialing before the people, the
measures which they cherished as Tic apple oI
The eye. The Wing part, Will find, II they sue
coed in eiec.irs Gen Taylor by llne Of policy
similar 10 that ~ which they elected Gen. liar
rson, that tins victory, like that, VIII turn 10
ashes on their lips.
Gen. Taylor .ludionsy avoids ANY expression
| of opinion on the great questions whc:i n
vid. The country The Wing Convention
| which nominated him, did the same thing. :
Indeed some Of the WhiS leaders say Inc Oh
issues OF Bank Tariff, Sc, are obsolete
| Wnai man win tie leas! sense ot disceEamtn
| believes III Nay, why all thisl ! apEna! z
| The Zion. Nj. NeS on, WY all Ibis Fr! 'he>t
reasons, NOS, assu.ecy, says common sense =
| That Gsatrai 1ay!1r's Eci may be most sdroit
" aad imposinsIy spread out, 70 Catch birds .
every ieaihe."- .ha H. MAJ be mace To appea
all lhirgs 10 All men-a Fedefalist with Fed
Iasls, a Republican with Republicans, Wi!
mot Proviso man with Wi!mot Pro"iso men, n
anti. Wilmot Proriso man with anti Wiltnc' Pro-
viso me-: and, finally, and above ali that enous'
Of he homes 1esriei and aasusfecicg nul.iini.
| (whose interests are aGiasonislica! 10 all the''
schemes) NAV DC made 10 uni's viii he F'ede
raiis,. aud give 5s,n victory (@hica. il a rict.
~, must b. only temporarily ali the .p'7!s =! .
fice (ihe spoiiG opfmlJ Tor four years. Tic Nec b
EN- Wsiss and AboliJni>,s are told that Gene
raj TAILOR. in his Signal letter, is p~.set 10 cp
pose Suu,nern rights in The territory acquire
iron Mrx,co-abd mat MS decare, opinions, -
tie exercise 81 he veto tut'hrr pledge nm 70 n>
s ,urhsrn CHS. On ihe Other hand, The Sou'h !
.ery rravcy informed that hr owns 20 hun'ie.
ne.f,-- an, Therefore, he masi supper S5ftHri
.i2h,s. Here, h way Q: cigr-S'!"o, - u y
anime this Two hundred negro business: ~