Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14
RIG ID, VA.
Thursday Morning, ss,cmber "a. 1870,
DlRkcr AND EXpLlar TESTIMONY

DiRkCr AND lXPLilr YESTINnNy
The following article "a. in q to,.., ,,J
Clearer hshl The IeVeia!h OF Cen. Tayiol'.
views on h. slavery queSon. II will t.. .e,,
that he is as arrani a .lee. sier rs Col R,u,,.
ana' So lar nom Vc'o'hs' VI With eager pleasure
sign, bill applying the Wlmol pr,v;,n ,oc,.
iloInia.-Souihern Wings ,ye. d, moc,o, ,x
who were inve'ged inlo,i.e suppor, cf ~,
'Souhsn Pfesi:tn'," mayyi.h mon Gcat,, and
remoise ask, il this is he enterIainm.n, =,
which We were IA" The sell o, me pro.
phct is rent, AMI The cnem OF The South SIAN.
IoTlh revealed in all his DIX colors:
Fom The Pets6u'g Morning Pas.
5iehLY IMP RTASr uEYLt smSky The gu,.
Ter Cuun'y wing lmaik he authority y ss,cs
mat during Gen. Taslor recc,, yisi, 10 II i
Guy, NJ was ln!e:fossir,l lcsald 10 hi, yipv,
On Inc sntleci oi The extension VI slavery q',,e
wing reports The Cirnela's response /, l.. IN
substance, as ivllows.
Although siaveLo!dr himself r.. ,csa,,,r,
| slavery as great ino.ai and POLITICAL cen and
would be infinitely Itloiced il il we're utterly
exliEsuIshed. tie did Lot believe III II Corof,S,
possessed The CONSTITUTIONAL ehl To interfere
with slavery in The STATES wheIein j, nc,e c.i>r..
buI ii kat tie right, md sionld e1er.tse il f.,
preVcAi liz ef!ei si"n 'h'o territory Low lee. -
oihot ne 0aa XII w a'hil-lon, lie hid received 4
ieuct lhloiihlhs hlh 'nai notice had btea c:y,l.
10 the government tla' the people OF California
wig doou' 10 i".Hh ao'a'c toastilu ioa cCuiair-
ing The slavery prnnoli9G, alj wuult aer,,. ,ur
| adm s'ion nlo b. Tuion a. -. c,,jy t.y -
expressed his eradication al This and oer,a;,l
that il should receive his cnrf', .,rrt;nn az
he WAS UTTElLY HOSTILE 10 TiIE
lNTRODuCT!ON OF SLATE,<Y INTO
TIE NEW TERRITORIES"
The above po.iGie siatemea, has BOO, NH
ii'h'd most consciously in the Union-bu.
neither oi The orgaE has come forward 10 ,lsuy
it accuracy We nay therefore regard i. - wei
Understood that Gnelal Taylor himsgl; has
av,weG bis approal Of the Wim,t Ptoyi.c
ard will. o! course, sign bill containing a.
What will, in that vent, be done hy the .;n..tI.
efn Wings, who eamored so violently acains,
Cas-, and Tor Tayl., is perfectly tue ami ). u,l.
en- ca Inis question: Wil!,acy t,your thc.r oan
wolas, lamcy Kiss nc rcachcrogs rod O! HE en-
p'essof, and subm! &c The degradation Of lhe
South. sill! crying up Old Zlc as 'Sscc.d
Washington The FcaI deliyeier The III. qlailrt
patriot Or will hey dare 10 shake "a The
chains OF party, coa, oa boldly, anu GLOW the
Course Sc pioudly II iuiln in the following a,li.
Gle Of The Aususa (Georsa) Republican,
Whi2 journan Alter admitting TIA, IN. South.
ern Wings have decidedly lost erouui in a;lcnpr.
ing 10 rropAiare hi Wings fthe Norh, Ina! IA
per ads:
us there Whis le;dr ora WING editor IN
The South who tear thai General Tsylor wuu,l
sign The Wilmol Pl,.9iso7 |. .hcfc ;h.rc be onr.
II is his duty 10 r! hia the iu,l,-.la tell h; n
thai the DAY he doe. sign ii, he will siaf hin. ,ci
loa depth ol inIamf i'll The South lar low 4 nan
all nj, lllus'iIoa5 i-IvIces ever elevated him 10
tame. II Gen. Fa,or were 10 ,iga y, an,l The
wing parry OF The Souh were % commit The
io!iY "i SUSTAINING fim IN il, a Ge'per damnaiou
never tlfi.a any people IN more hopeless 20
u zeal psrll'ioh Than il woull plunge ..ria
hs sisa of the tmss We so,El h. the follow
ing article from the New York Tribune, Abo.
li'ion) PUBLISHED coLspicuogsly by the Nation
al ihieiisencer, and therefore - ail inten,s and
Purp' se', approved by 'e.l a,Gan If old Zlck'
I'VE rejoice the moro at tn Wing victory il
Vermont because il ia decided express ian o.
The people CT the State on IN. arca, question Of
Tree SOIL ahd against coalition wAch songht
TO use The free soil sentiment Of the Sale for lis
owo purposes. Theft shullliag intrigu.s ao;:!I
not pass with the intelligence and si-aghtfcr-
wardncss of ts Nermont els tors They were
not 10 De humhGsgad out Of he certBnly tiat
the Whis party ever has beea aud ,iiIl is tie
great barrier 10 The extension ii slavery. They
haze cast their votes accordingly. II is for others
TO follow their example if they would secure
tho great object a! slake-'rce institutions foT
soil now Free"
Will The wing rapcfs Of The South dare IL ''lell
him (T) The iult," point Out 10 him lie "inamy"
OF such condcc nd demand o. him and he Re.
sency 10 save the South from he hand OF insult
ard oppression We shat see. But, on the
other ham,, il he does moi sign The Pfcviso ani
avoids "intamy" at The South; E;i col lis North
ern supporters daun him 10 "iAfaIay" for
having io.leil,d what they regard rs SOL
emn pledges made 10 Ihem2 Come what
may, Gen. Taylor, the lwo-faced Candidate, can.
moi avoid The terrible responsibility, to which The
dupIicily OF himself aud lis managers has Just
ly.exposet him A vi:tory won By sach means
is already last fading from their possession ans
will in The end, meet The killing judgment OF An
honest, enlightened and patriotic people The
reiribution upon the Wing trickslers Of I54t
will be nothing 10 the deep odium and ruiz
which their more decsiat.s tIickeIy and dccei
in 1913 have risa!eously earned, and which vii
surely visit themselves and party.
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