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

cnce. Nos lei u Pause for a M .''si' a., men
hc sira..,, difference in the career q ~
,,b,s. !, m,.s ar. associated vii thei5 prov
Dave. " .lmo. 10. long time occap's.' -.
;,.,,n.,;., i -, ranks OF The De'ho-'"'N
pauy. lie hi Distinguished h'"'ss'' :" 49,.
,rc,s an worked win Wio'hf"p am '','. "
missing yoaa. men,bets. le 'a'''' ~ ,",,, q,
! $3.50 p.,y:,. and nus exhibited a wan y
..:,,',.,,...s 81. coun ~ an! parry " o."
'a''" '. ;. ,vouId have separated me N'''ne'"
= from, ,,eir Southern brethren. Du'
HE succe.s was temporary, and 'nf Ds''o ,or
a.,,y ,,,s - the South, selected cd"u' "a
ne Presidency pledged against M t'o' ah;ob
-, nsmocfa'ic platform was mol one "P'1 49,,
,T.,.n,, .,u,, SIND. The author OIL Inc ~"
-. p,o,,;.o stands not with his parry nc haS
a., III !, anence-and 10 b: "as dead d p'''N
wlmo,m Gill soon become proVeiu'
=, me orher hand, i, 9obar! =. "'h'"iof'
man who, in 1915, on the 1T OF fepi"A',' H.
80. ,,oen,,nent 10 the Oregon bill pfoViui"s
,,,s,on q, slavery from Ofesohi
Since mat lime honor> have oee' S"'
pnon hin, BY his party. Southern eu''o's map
;nn ,hn.e mon Wilmol, have dellsh'ea 10 ue'enu
t,om me attacks Of the Democratic
nress Ills parry is in the majority III ."'
pane. .n,a,iyes. and he is elec'ed Spedhe'
co,,he,, me mbers casing their votes ior Nun
W. l,now mol what Others may eau ms w.
,o,,,> ,wnnlv like trucking 10 Northern Wh'S
an .,,;,ionism. W. denounced W i'ino'
.oo, a. he introduced his ProViso' ~
:, h,a .. hat Of Winthrop, AMI 50 aia eSe''
somb.,n Democratic paper but we nave -
| = ,.a,, ,hat our amiab!f, "trn'hinl' c""'''
| l,;r-dealine" and interesting wing 'on'."fo'
| ,es If ,h;s civ poured The walls ol o'e'' "''',
,non me equally guilty head Of 'h' A'So''f''D.
/ ,,., -c..'srn paIty can he no
/ only tolerated, bot commcnted; but, when CISCO
| vercd else ghcre, their vilrluus in ienat'on know
| no bounds. OF this peculiar character oil aeVo
tion 10 me Soath is tn Richmond Wing. W'l
moi frightened The worthy edi.ors from their pro
| rrciy--,hcy remained in dangerous situation
! lor long lme-and when they did "let out
| upon him. hey came down like the giants OF old
and demolished him al once, sweeping away q
large portion OF the Democratic party al The sam'
time Their per ormances were really tremcn-
] dous-ihei tegoloa 10 the South was delightful
| They stool with eyes open, pens ready, pdp5I
prepared, i.oWnins upon poor Wilmot, and II hi
Just ycntured 10 move, they pouncet upon him
and The Pr0riSo" al once.
But presently that naughty fellow, Winthrop
| is eecte Speaker, and the consistent editors
| ,he Richmoni VIII: make pei OF him al once
| and censu;e, with their reason, eloquence an'
professions oil political integrity, all who venture
| 10 saw that he is just as bad As Wilmot. Th'
! Wing becomes more and more amIable and
| from hating Wi!mct II likes Winthrop, and az
| mires tina, interesting candidate OF the M:
party lur Inc Vice Presidency, Milard Fillmore
Ii is great thing 10 be consistent, as the course
| oil the Wing ,leafly indicates with regard u
| Winthrop, Wilmoi, and the Canyon Cam?ro
I MISE But me editors OF the WING having. witt
| Ne aid Of II. Southern and many OF the Norm
| EN- Democrats despatchei Wilmo;, and mad,
| especial ,ayortes OF Winthrop and Fillmore
| keep up their consistency by opening their bate
ries upon Mr.. Polk for no. having vetoed lht
Oregon bil whicn contained me idenIical prov
s. fr. pr ,pose b. Mr.. Winthrop, and general
| l!y,l,l for by his Northern friends, and wish
| j. know way il is int we den Wi thror
| aud attempt 10 de;end ne course 81 Mr.. Polk
We hay. alceaiy given some .! our .aSpns Tor
| teaoauciuc Winthrop and those vino voted icr
him al pointed OH some u the very amusing
~ tDcrN % ~ S"ssf1' +" '''@''e" :" -. 49,
mJit Wing We are tree 10 confess that we
nav, r,oa, led me prohibition OF slavery BY
.t.,,-, J.; ~ lt;il. s;,o. linanc,
AT
OF ''oi' - S''''''''s ~ ''s ''s''e = ''e
OF the South. In tals light we have viewed the
ordinance 81 1857.
Tn,s vas >,rik;nsly ,1c cas. when in 1908
= ''Si :" ~
irlp TWO territories, anu Pr''aihS IT 'ae tempo
| rarv soytrimeni thereof" The ranil section Of
,,,, az, n,,s,a 26, ~ March. 1901 WAS as i..l-
,orwS.
al shall not be lawful Tor any person al per
sons IL mpori or bl ino Iutl the said territory from
any poit a. place without III. limits OF the Uni
d STATES, or cause or procure u be 50 imported
or btnuoI l. ~ knowingly Ia aid or assist in 81
importing ur bringing, any slave Or slaves. And
eVerY person 80 offending, and being thereof cor
victsi before anv court within said Territory hay
Ing comp M Jurisdiction shall forfeit and pay
Tor each AMI every slave 50 imported or brought,
me sum 4! three hundred dollar: one mni,ty for
nv ~ We - w. ,un ~ un WI" ;m" III '"'
brought shal ,pJeupnn become entitled 10 and
trce've hS or her freedom. Il shall not b. law
W. -. "h' pe's"" W pels'nS U i'np"t' Ut o,lh"
r,t,jo ,tr linn sof ,5e iIni,sd S,,tes nr !, cau.c
u procure i b. so mportei or brought, u know
'oSy !" an OF asSis' ~ :" importing or bringing,
n,,,,ai $500, ~. H., Jav :, ,d,, 10y, ,sa,'s,
seen hunt,ci AID ninety eich, into any non or
p'7cs 'eih'n ne limits y The United States, o.
",r, =, noce ,c;,bon, no IT,, So, nun any
rry person 50 offending. and being ,he,enf con
v'cied before any conr, wi'nin the sail territory
sn'"- S""r '."t Ju,'S'''''nh sa"' lo"ei' ana
byouoh, ,bc cam, n ,b,.. sn,Srot 1nl.,s ,.I -
moety ior The use ii ne United Sta,es. and the