Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

uhFWYntsui0R, and warned the country ara;ns, /,
NY Ieu'ou'iVe evils which wou! surely lnlIow
IN d! "a'" VI nationalrapile and spuliatiou"
Il m Duh asain-we cannot believe thai AIR J.vo
would have SO lar forgotten ne r,,., !.
,rni auu PROPHECY, as to s,ismaiizs his pemura,
ie''ow-c'tIzens Of Richmond as enil,y ., n,oo
rtb, s''ouS fraud" and 'glarins hypocisy," ami y
M, "oo'hcth delegates Ia the Baltimore Conyop,;,
~ 40 'nlih'le.rIs political juggiers and mouo,,
"a 'r anhs' waning IN "hoaor and fidelity" becaus
,"'y "Vo" Their sincerely let opinion. rbat CIR
4 , oaS' on me "iImoi Proviso qucs- ion, comes
- "e doctrines OF The Virginia Democratic Con
"''""! we arc for free discussion and uucon
"o"'a argument Our political opponents i,av
: i'2hl 10 cflticiZ. or r.!icuie The oninioo
, "su'"ehs advanced by The Demucracy-hp
"'''h 'hey 60 So lar as 10 aitacl, in ofF.n.;va
e"eSe 'he Democrats, as influence, BIZ ,,n,ro.,b,
n'o''9es, We feel calc, upon q rcoel n,
~" - P'otes against such a mode Of poli,i
~ "ar'afe II The Wing Committee sceL -
VIZ aices OF party violence and yi,unc,a.
'0"' We Wl'h The world 10 know that mn havc
he WaIiaic, al! are amcnshlr 10 me
e ''i 'he Consequences. We have done onr
''iY We say no more. We sr,cn !, t.eo,I
Rch;ncad hSn ''' %;S,.ih e democratic parry Of
more intelligent, honorable, high minded and
patriotic association oi indivi!ui,S.
The Wing Address charges The Democrats al
length with tnc"nas,caey in sustaining General
Cas-. IL not only advances The arguments OF lis
/ thnr h,,,
fancry OF Alabama, 10 cunvic, US Of inconsis.
ency. Now hiS subject has been 81 fully cy-
amned AMI reviewed, both by The SPEAKERS Of our
Association and in The Democratic prcss- aud
the case has, IN our view. been 50 fully made out
that We shall moi nov reopen il. We desire,
however, 10 state a lew facts, which will shew the
strange impropfcty Of Ibis RI partc attach upon
the DrmGcTalic party. MOI many weeks since,
discussion took place in this city bcween cham
nIons srleciei BY the Two parties. Tao Wings had
Inrec Sreaktrs-aLd yet hot nne oi lhcm moucd
me question oi 'he inconsistency Of The Demo.
cra's in sHpl oning Gen. Cass, as MOI coming up
10 our doctrines. Blu, farther, We ourselves
chcefiully furnished 10 Mr. Lyons, al MS request,
copy Of Mr.. fancsy'> pamphlet. Mr.. Caskic
The author oi he Virginia resolutions rendered |
70 Mr. l.. The opsqiag on The last night Of the
discussion. Mir L. declined he proposition
The discussion came eff Mr.. Caskie, The author |
Of Ihe Virginia resolutions, stood upon he same
platform in The African Church wherein The re-
solutions had been adopled-ye tn question was
not once brought mp. We submit these facts,
without COMMENT To a ca nIil public.
We here leave This 'deed without a name"
which nobody seems willing TO fathel
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We point ioihe evidence Of Mr. Fillmorr's fdety 10
The South nth just pride We felt convinced from hs
uniform in Congress, as well rs fran the oppn-
Siiinn that hr has always mrt with from Ahnunn;su.
IN his own Stale, that he was ri:t. We had n, ut
mo" e"Ifd nes IN hiin and that confidence confirm
sd 20 strong!y that we Cannot ionp wlse,n
hang doubt Tuesdays Pag.
We yesterday adduced The votes and .!rcara-
lions oil Fillmore 10 show that though he has
recanled me OF his abolition opinions viz: on
The subject Of The slave trade between In States.
there yet remain abolition sins unrcp"nred Of,
which strip him OF all title 10 Southern conf
dence. We point 10 The sketch Of Mr.. PauoL's
remarks 10 another column, 10 show how, after
lS4l when f. says his mind was made up on
that point, he continued to give The most alrocious
vn'es in favor Of propositions, insulting 10 the
South and fatal 10 her rights and sa.~ty. They
show an abolition proclviiy, which, taken in
cunneS ion with his unrecanred opinions should
make The Souh shrink from him with horror.
W. -;rr y a-,,n New Y,rl, ma
pcls which show that Fillmore il re.atCtu W
parties al hone as holding doctrines inimical 10
The South, AMI as having been a consistent ene-
my u Southern lgh;s. The Courier, Ga Cass
"a per published Al Buffalo, Tie residence Of Fill
more and the hn;.led 81 lana;icism, pobly re-
Dukes "ihe .c!i spI:i, a abolii"nsm," and de-
claies Ina. j, vas his abolition sentiments that
nul Fillmore forward, and secured his elevation
~ office.
The Rochester Advertiser asserts positively
Iha. MOI more Than year ago. Fillmore made a
sneecA il Roch. sler upon The aggression II the
slave rover" a nobc anti slavery speech; and
abu!iii.nists then sax, braro! willard Ftllmoyc."
FinaIly. the Rochester Democrat (Taylor
ana Fillmore oisan) repubiishcs F.'s aIfpciuus
e;,er Of 1888, as "hoaorabic 10 The author" ard
Drsrounces hi. "ani-slavery acts" Is ''he bright
81 portion Of his public career" l. also says that
ne Sou!h are Gully acquainted with his public
,onrse" ard Sc. CORDIALLY support him." We
q, attention 10 The evidence. Will Inc mass OF
he Southern Wing parry he carried away by
hcir leaders 10 support such iran The iul :
owing evidence is beautiful commentary upon {
"fdcli;yt hc@ud,"tc which he Wing I
,,inls Nth Just p'ide !" ,,
I,JUIor
and Fillmore paper Seit IA i,
AN ORIGINAL FREE. SOsLkR-MIL.
ARD FILLMORE IN 1888. The Wings Of
western New York, IN these days when the oil;
,nemies OF lib ry are taking so mncn credit 10
themselves 70! their sudden conversion to tree
ni nrincipes. can point with p'ite and pleasure
O the following docnmen, from The hand oil Mil
ard Fillmore TO prove that he mas tic friend and Il
drocais nj free principles when his present orpo~
,enls were sustaining gag laws IN Congress, al .
,ocaling the burning OF Tree publications, and Il
,Lcdg,ng Themselves 10 p'cUcnt TIE abolition u e
larcru in the D,shietJ Co'nmJia. 4
fuefe follows FiIlmore's infamous abolition {
eer OF OcI. 1898 J
Mo0Iy and strait farrard as tdis document IS, Il
,n HONORABLE As IT IS To the AUTHOR, VINO h
,o,ly and teailessy TOOK ground in far0r 81 tict
,.,s,,yes nj a ftale when the advocacy oil such p
,sosu,rs was deemed public refroach, ami a
yorlhy not only Of public rcpfobstion, but Of is L
,ominions punishment hy legal tribunals II IS Il
married. al By both Inc Locaoco factions as wen 2
: by heir new allies, the Van buIen ABORTION h
sis Their vexal,n a; the reproduction OF SO ~ n
y;,u n derlo,ation of prineip'cs, is extreme ami Y
cnce they have Joined forces 10 make II p. I,
rate 10 the injury OF Mr. Fillmore al The Souh. $
rhe Abolilionis. are leaders in his game; be- y
ans ne Mr.. FILLMORE, though an advocate OF free /;
rinc;nes when his present aa'i.Pariy opponents n
re,e in their swaddliag-cloths has ever refused
, become !her instrument. lie has ever Tesis- {
which i'm 1871 iCtl .cipl 4,