Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
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see in your paper Of The 18th statement
from The Wa:renton "Flag" that the Hon.
Thomas Corwn of Ohio il not TO be invited To
The Taylor Mass Meeting 10 be held a, the
Fauquier Springs on the 2lst and 22d instant.
You exclaim, "Well done" and "reioicc 10
see that majority Of the Wings or Fauquer
have had The deccncy, propricty and respec, for
public opinion, 10 repudale Corwin and sthe
Telegraph politicians who sought to pollutc The
soil Of Virginia with his presence.
am sorry to remove the pleasing reflection
with which this suPyo:ed patriotism Of the
Wings Of Fauquier seems to have inspired you;
but YOU are wofuily mistaken. Repudlate Cor
win the arch fend Of Abolitionism 1hey
6Gre done M mch Miqg. He his been inritsd.
and has promised 10 attend.
So far from repudiating him, they would have
cheerfully voted for him for President, and i!
would have given them infinite satisfaction 10
have had him on the ticket with General Taylor
When did the Wing party ever repudate the
Abolitions,s !; Was it in "A, when they 50
eagerly sought their support-in the words Of
tic "lmmorti '"couried them?'' Was it in the
special mission Of C. NJ. Clay 10 those Northern
fanatics in the same campaign for The purpose
Of securing their votes for the then Great En-
bodiment OF The Wing party7 Or, indeed, in
the hearty admiration they have aitrcys mani
tested for and tho supper. they no'o sire to tbs
same c. VI. Clay, The gHondam friend uf Hen.
~, and at present the warm and Jealous adYo.
cate OF Taylor's cection-whosc doctrine is.
that "oar national character, cur best conscien.
cles, our duty, al weigh nothing il the scales
Of slavery, against he pride and $ifsincSs If
re master. The instrument, cali>d ne Cotstitu-
ton, after pr0aouncing aH men equa, and h4r.
ing equal rights, SuF is siarery 10 eris,. fire
coiored persoa 10 be denied al political rights,
aud after declaring Hat oil FREE persons shall en-
Jgy free int course nth ths States, suffers The
free negro 10 be driven out Of all, and excluded
from surh rights Deiircr m tom an instrument
illus partiai, thus unjust, that can be this per.
rerted, ard made 10 sanction pr JUDGES md Pary
feetngS md not The acciieata' Obstruction Of e.
ior."-And who says, "Renlember yoa dusH in
IN rb't p2iaces- lint ttre IRE 5 rong a ms, ami
fiery hers, Gad iron pixies t. he streetS, aat
paneS ~ gins. only bstpeen them md tie siirsr
piatc on Tie board, ard the smooth skinned no.
manor the GttO8isn.'
Or, gentlemen, do we find their repugnance
TO- and reputation Of all connection, political
or otherwise, with th.s (AboItiont portion q
ire. isGiioJS 9i orr COUNTRY. 10 The fact. Tint
rress fram lie non Star hpdins States IS a
Hilsaot fsroriso man, and many OF them the
r,nL.st Garrison Birney and Haleics: Or il
,hs C,-,b.r nregn,n, fact. that lie unirersal
Hhig parry cling with peculiar tcnaclty to
all OF their men, however unpalroic snd trca.
sonablc the positions they take; however ultra,
savage, damnabe and nefarious the Abolition
doctrines they promulgatc.
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on this ne,hcn 81 ahoi,''"h'>e. " aodhu" M,
I'D, conventions Al ana 70; oa' GHn ~
WI par Y, snca ms" rs teos'c!, Lo'@iH, 'ia'':
Daris, Gmii"ss PaliTey, ucI, y - "H'hs Ses@S'
seem e b, objects u peculiar af-e!ioa aaatom'
Mem'aticn.
Though their pfe.s'en''al t'6ei has on y .hr
name q declared " imtt fi"visa man. a'd NJ
ri RANK aooi''o'.s'' ye' ihe sie'' ''''+' = -.
pay Wi susPon ~. y. vyt;, r,,,y ba,ea,,u,s
tear noe ihan ia,,ice-possisly Iscy w,uld say
iss,han Justice. considering vi: ihcy hare done
a. meri'otions. ~
Bn', sIfS, no" cona 'neJ 'n'ua. - 49, ~ i
WIN, mhs'. ~ ~ Wamn, prnris, ore II said
"5o,,i, b.ioo dec!arsa Wmc, Proyiso,,
and az snctnc Undecided on 'he qncs'inn tae