Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
LET TIE snnra BEWARE!

10 future editorial.
LET THE SOUTH BEWARE!
The Union publishes The following letter, VIII
lis important statements, and makes a Pefempo
ry call upon either Mr. Bates, Mr. BALDWIN Oh
Mr.. Truman Smith, for an answer. II wants &c
know "whelher it is possible that Gen. Iayioi
can write letters which are thus 10 operate 10
The dark upon one section OF The country, 70 Inc
exclusion and in contempt Of another. we nope
there is mistake in this business; ou', iol one
we are determined 10 ferret out he tfu'h.
Can Southern Wings vote bIindly Tor man
who is thus positively charged with secretly g.
wing "aid and comfort" TO The Wurs' enemies OF
The South7 Shall We ever, or shall we mol, learn
in an authentic form the truth OF The matter, OF
Gen. Taylor's real views and Intentions on HE
Slavery question:
New HAVEN [CLl Aug. Q, ls4s.
To tic Edi0r Of The Uason:
Although mot pc soually acquainted WIN you,
YET take The liberty 10 enclose 10 you an exliac1
from newspaper published heie this morning.
IL is from he New Haven Journal. Tnis paper
ward, who is the intimate ami continental lfiend
Of Roger S. Baldwin, The abolition lederal oena.
Tor from this Stale, who resides in Tins cry; ana
the paper is known, and has been for many years,
as his organ.
Whatever importance you in Washington may
attach IL It, there is more in il, can tell you.
Than appears on lis face. Senator BALDWIN, ana
the Hon. Truman Smith oil he House OF Repre-
sentative, arrived in this city on Wednesday
last. There is in this section large portion OF
the Wings who would not, hitherto, support Inc
nomination OF Gen. Taylor; and, from appear
ances, were going 10 join he "free soileTs;" ard
10 lac', had sent delegates 10 The Buffalo Conven-
ton. Smce Senator Batwins arrival, The most
extraordinary exeuions are making 10 whip ID
the disaf1ecied Wings 10 The support OF Gen. Tay-
To-; and ~ good many instances, hey hare
been s,teassful A copy Of a ieaer ffom General
Taylor Is exhibited by Mr.. Baldwin TO these DIS
affected Wing; The original Of which is now IN
the POSSESSION las Mir. Baldwin says OF VIM.
G. Bates of Massac usets, one OF The Delegates
Ii n, ane VINO, after the Convention, spent some
time in Washington. IN This letter, Gen. Taylor
pledges himself that he toil mt reto any me0sp c
tiai has ssed both iouscs Of C.ngress aud atiulss
PARTICULAR 10 The Witntot Prortso No copies OF
This Ielle1 will Gov Baldwin give 10 any person,
as was undoubtedly agreed upon al Wash
inston among the Wing members from the
North and West b,tore The adjournment. THIS
is, no doubt. from Ine fear hat II nigh be pub
ished, and thus iajure General Taylor al The
South,
Mr.. Baldwin has given The following as The
way in which ibis pledge was Obtained from
Taylor. He says that Cofwin and others from
Ohio and some oilhe Massachusetts Wings, and
others tfom The N1rth, would not go in for Taylor
until they could lave pledge OF This Kind-ihat
A special messenger was despatched from Wash
inglon 10 Geuera Taylor, with letters from Mr.
Criuenden and nhefs; and hence The leIler IN
reply. the copy which he e1hihi's, and The orr
sinal Of which $, as he says with Mr.. Bates
| have heard nis evening that Inc same game
is playing in The adjoining county Of Litchhc'd,
where Mr.. Truman Smith resides. He is there
exhibiting copy OF The same letter but permit
no copies 10 be aken. This game is undonb-
cdly TO be payd throughout The whole OF The
Northern and Western States.
give yon he facts, no. knowing who our
Central Cummi ee is al Washington, and you
can make such use Of them as yen may deem
p,uper under The circumstances. Will not ouT
Southern iriendsopen their eyes.
In The creates possible haste, your friend.
We publish lie ABOVE communication very
willingly, bccauc, in lis hearty opposition I"
slavery, we sym ahise. But no one can dcub!
that, who glance over our columns from day Ia
day. We have said expressly, over and over
again, tina, the the was coming, and al no dr.
tant day. when e whole North would plant her
sell on the grouh,'no slavery" and stand 10 II
10 a man. We o not, however, al present, SET
that matters areripe tor this. When they are,
our correspouder ,nay count on our support Al
present, we ieel that lhe great Wing parry are
ceuain to come ito power with Grneral Taylor
a, their head; an we have all conn ience, thai
me momen! CONFESS sha pass law 10 ci'cnm
scribe he "unmilga!ed curse" within the Inns
If lie Consli,utbD, as Interpreted oy Dame
Webster and otlef 81 our sunniest Noflnefn
men, hal rnornen sun 6lH toM rceeiue lay
lms Signature Convince US that il will mol, anc
we will pull downhis name from our paper.
What We say a'ain, then, does cur friend ~
freeman" want, int we cannon give himf Docs
hr wan any stronger opposition I" savsfy2 Bn
where will he find asserted over and orer agar
nan in our columns long before the Buffalo c N
yention2 And wesay now, that We are reaty l"'
nv and all movements, just and proper, 10 CON
fne the evil With linus dictated by right Btu
we think that there's a power already workiu.
Tor This end and iprit making Tor his end an
thai power and thatspirit are The body and spIr
of lhr wing parry. Thi. parry has ever been 10
Justice Ind ruth, ills for that now and The IL
slant The Time CONS. 10 cul lhr head from tn
monster The wings Will do ii. Does ia freeman
want morc2
Or Is il, after a that he dccs no, believe lha
with Gen. Taylor sc can do rhis1 ADD does he
,hink W, are deceived in Gen. Tayorl
This, however re will attend 10 tomorrow,
as we have anoller communication iouchin:
his suliecl. which W. will then and there pub!s.
and com'ncn upolai length.
Our TREND, "a ierman," will fad rs as good
N an,i-,!ave m,n : he i; 5ul as lur swallow
ing Il Du,cnman With ii--hah!
The emocrai. Association OF The Town OF
Lynchbutg have appointed committees OF arrange.
mept and reception 10 make the necessary pre-
para,ions for the mesiing of the Democratic State
Convention 10 be neid 10 that town on Inc Doth OF
Sepembc- next We again appeal 10 orr friends
de- gate 70 lnis Cnnv nlion. Every nook and cor
ner of,be Safe sh,uld b. represented and heard in
tai, Convention. The time for aclon mas arrived.
areaDize, then, Democrats organize Let Il.
deemed necessary to the lurherance Of our cher
ished principles. The price OF Liberty is eternal
Vigilance.
Our old friend Wa: uck, fas JUST handed 10 u.
his well known Almanac ir lsi9 [Zounds, how
the Lime fie,ll This valuable liuic book, the
record OF useful satisfies Tor the young and he
old is calculated by The experienced David
Richardson, Of Louisa. May friend Warock
live TO publish many such useful Almanacks
EXTRACT OF leuer from Governor Ransom OF
Michigan
"Oi this STATE, there is 10 more doub, iha r
there is OF The eIiscncs Of oey and The nd
who says The Electoral vote OF 'iichiean is
doubtful, is either totally ignorant OF the stare n
parties here, or wllluily pevens the truth We
shall give General Cass > to 10000 majority :
and the result in Ohio, Indiana illinois, Arkan
sas, Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin, is as GER
tain as in our own Stare-lhey will ALL give thei
Electoral vote 10 Tho nom ,nprs Of the I,;rn :.