Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
RICHMOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, october 10. 1913,
FAs EsrAB HosTE DoCERl.

FAS ESrAB HOSTE DOCERI
We take the liberty 10 adopt the following ex-
hor,atons OF The "Roueh and Ready" Central
Committee OF Virginia. addressed no, 10 The
HRigs (for thct repudiated name is not bIcathed
onceD but 10 the friends OF Taylor ana Fill
MORE in Virginia." upon the Importance q sup.
plying every poll in the Sale with correctly pin
ted electoral tickets. To our Electors, assistant
Electors, County Committees, and tothc old FASH
Toned Jackson. Polk and Dallas Democracy Of
Virginia, we would earnestly say, in the Ian
guage of our friend, James Lyons, Esq, "ChaI-
man." in Yesterdays Wing papers:
"The state of the intelligence from The States
Of PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio atlests The importance
of every voc. The fate Of The naon-ils future
peace and prosperily-may depend upon the poll
| al one precinct or even on one vote. Lei every
pol be we'll supplied therefore, with tickets cor
recty printed. large number OF tickets will
be printed here, and will be distributed 10 all that
portion Of The Stale dependant upon Richmond
Tor printing aud indeed TO every pat OF The Stale
which wall send tor them. But II is earnestly re-
| commen ,e, 10 DOR friends TO avail themselves oil
every printing press within their reach, ant cause
tcke;s 10 be- printed al ihem for the supply Of the
contiguous county. Norfolk, Petersburg, Fred
ercksburs. Alexandra, Charlottesville, Win
chesisr, Charleston, Harrisonburg, Chares'own,
Claik>burs, Danv;;le, and Lewisburs, should all
print AM distribute as rapidly as possible"
We give above corrected printed list 0! The
Electors with The form OF the ticket.
Lei every man be at the polls, then, and see
that every voter has ticket, if he desires IT,
We, TOO, with Mr.. Lyons ''take the liberty TO
congratulate you (ihe Democracy upon the
signs around US" Pennsylvania and Ohio we
regard as certain for Cass and Butler in Novem-
Der, if our friends do their duty, as We cannot
doubt for moment
The splendid "Free Soil triumph" in Penn
syvania, SO yauntingy proclaimed and eS'
ulted in By Southern Wings, turns out 10 be
no victory at all, while the election Of a
Democratic Governor and Canal Commission
er, and the Congressional vote, show Demo
( cracy to be 10 the ascendant in the Key Stone
State. AS for Ohio the beating down Of The
abolition party, by lie gallan! Weller, proves,
beyond doubt, that the Buck Eye State will roll
up her Thousands for Gas, and Butler. "Bc OF
good cheer, then"
But We can address no such arsnmen. Is the
following, which winds up the Trough and
Ready" Address:
"Recollect that Taylor is stronger rs nc is
greater, than any Of his Lieutenanis, and where
they escape annihali'n, he would sweep The Toe
before him. Buena Vista was lost when he ar
rived OH the ground
The Republicans Of Virginia are lot thu. to be
dragooned BY 'Lieutenants," o: Major Gene
rails, 10 vote for such a Peoples Ticket as
General Taylor, who refuses. to let tie people
know his opinions, and Willard Fillmore, an ad-
mitlcd Wilmot Provisois,, and an avowcd adyo.
cate Of Immediate legislation for the abolition
Of slavery in the district The glorious prin-
cipes of The Democratic party, sanctioned By
time and experience, and BY the admissions
Of the Federal themselves, re stronger
than Taylor, or any man or set n men. In,
Republicans OF Virginia cannot DO moved b,
such clap trap arguments as "Buena VISTA oil
| ssmilitary chelain," who "woud sweep The ice
before him. They 80 for principle, not ioI
AVAILABILITY. There is u oral force and beau
t. in their devotion TO cherished and triumphant
principles, which will incite them s,ernly TO re
sist all such military appeals. The Rough ant
Ready have struck the wreng key, 10 attract The
vote of virgnia-and they will find it out be
fore the election closes on the 7th November.
GROSS WING MISREPRESENTATION
II is constantly made fepsoach against Gen
Cass in some OF The Southern papers, and by iht
Whis orators and Committees, pe.tinacions an.
aeans; The truth persisted in, that, in hi.
pamphlet written in Paris, on the TiehtI search
he said, a, though in foreign county he wcTt
| era'ui!ously meddling wish their Institutions
Eve are no Shareholder, We never have been
we never shall be. We del reca;c is cxis;cnc,
in principle, and pray Tor is abolition every
where, where this can be effected Justly ard peas'.
ably. and safely Tor baih parties" Hre,nc que
talion usually ends but in The pamphlet tie sui
iect is thus con,inued "But we wout NOT carr,
f,e and devastation and murder and ruin INTO
peaceful community, 10 plsh OH Inc accomplish
men, Of The object. Bur, after having visited Ii,
three quarters OF tae old continent, We say betoI,
| Gvd and The world, that We have seen far ...ofc
| and more irishlfu misery, since we landed il
Europe, and loc haze net pisits& Ieiand g.t thar
we have ever seen among this class Of peop!,
among the United States Whatever may be-
said, there is much the patrarcha relation
between the Southern planter and The slave. Anc
as to The physical distress, which is seen in Eu.
rope, resulting from want OF food and from ex-
posure to rigorous Winicr without a,l,quai,
clothing-we believe il 10 be 50 rare, rs not 70 II rG
just element in The consideration Of this ma
ter. Bat The subject Of the emancipation Of w,
millions and half Of human beings, living
among another population of different racc an
color, and with different habits and feelings, j.
one of the graves. questions which can be sub
miited 10 society to sOYe. II can safely be le.
only 70 those, who are to be so seriously sffsc;ed
by il; and there il is lei, b. the Constitution OF tic
United States. IT IsA MATTER WITH WHICH THE
GENERAL GOVERNMENT HAS NJ CONCERN"
We imagine there are very lew men in the
Southern States who will say that these sent
ments do injustice 10 the South. Why they wee
inlr, duced into The pamphlet, is obvious on ,bt
slightest consideration Of The task, which Gen
Cas- had undertaken 10 perform. His ohjec,
was 10 snow, mat lie motive vi England III ln>li
tuing The right OF search was not merely phian.
,hropic, as her statesmen pretended, but 10 sui
serve her ambition and cupijiiy. In pursuing
the topic, he Showed that there was no inroauc-
ton of slaves by The slavs-'rade into The United
States, and Ina, the evil Of The condition oi the
slave population was o:er-.aed by the English
writers. In doing justice 10 his country, as a
witness, he desired 10 show That he was an i'm.
paria! one. Mr.. Stevenson, whose conduc and
correspondence in England on this question
were beyond all pfaiss had been called slave
breeder, and his testimony had been assaicd b.
all The tanaical pr'j :i:crs which such an al
pel.alion could excite in that coun,fy. Again,l