Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

which hind together pirates upon me hls seas OF Ioopes
M VIM 5or mon our common highways Yet what Is the
VINO phuea The North have actually demanded every
;h If land acquired from Mexico and about twoliths ol
the territory Texas which naa aeady oes m w h
1894 states This demand too monstrous to be admit
red by any earthly tribunal Far less cause o. eN
ced h terrible wrath OF Achilles ana oohe up TIC mar
mony of the Greek army alter hdt SIEGE
| - which hurl'd TO Pluo's gloomy reign
W'tn.e limbs ulbared o. The naked shore,
I,.v,urinr dogs and hungry vntures tore"
The equal rights of cnnqueros from inc siege OF Troy TO
the present time has not been more wantony violated nor
~ ns more beautifully portray The injustice OF such vo
laons than those put in the mouths oil Achilles and his
kim BY Homer the dispute about the restoration oil the
'"l', "n ..ia Kins saehles thus rrples2
W"mIls, iLou the their lawful prey should yield,
mo ,lue evan! oi many Il well fought ied!
We share with justice. a. with tol We gan.
BIT 10 resume wtacer Thy avanfe Graves 1S
THAT mex . y rans may be borne ny sa'ea
ys ,1 y S%+ 81 ' i | rr@iy y Sf d T
Shalt humble . the dust her LOFTY towers
Then thus the King; 'Sha! my rrze resign
VIII, tame and thou posses. ,,,' Of 'h"r
Great as ,lo0 art and like , Ged IN f ish,
The victorious armies of the Union were led 10 the memo
rabe fields ol Mexico by two gallant sons o the South
vhio some wo.hirds of those who FELL 10 cover
RIO vim Glory were from the section Yet this gallant
Souh-rhs noble ard distinguished country-ihs country
destined live history and song, as the most patriotic
thai ever graced the annals OF government now denied
The humble 'soldicrs right in what she has, almost herself
won And this by Of mean low, groveling politicians
who stand upon platform cveed down To The capacity Of
the b,est SORTS free negroes and who are viewed Gy hon
orable men of every color, IN the category IN which the
black Emperor Faustin OF liayt views all such 1chaies
thar they re iii Ia do the dirty work for their black brothers,
ont not 10 be- trusted by honorable OF any color Faus
lin has lid his Empire OF all such, except those he needs
as Serrants both ,rtieS and yiorS. lie upon the
nrinrine that a white man who will be traitor his own
color and the peace OF his country VIII be traitor TO any
color and any country 10 subserve dshonoraoe or selfish
purposes As Of the whites and yeows driven out by
him have zone into Dominica, "a small republic on the
l>land) he is making arrangements shortly TO blow the
whole republic into the Would il not be well Tor
the little republic compromise and give half their ter
rory Imperial free blacks rather than defend their
rights!
Ii the Southern States be frightened from their pro-
priey BY the Fostering and threatening nsolence OF set
III men al North whose highest aims 10 do the dirty
work OF The Northern free negroes very few in the South
approve their course why them We shall become OF all the
STATES among civilized nations the weakest and most rcke
~ and contemplate We should be ignobe in comparison
even win iittle Dominica For years ago when the
BOSTON alolonsts, aided in fitting out an armament for
that 5iac h,anan butcher president Peroatc, of Hayt,
who elevated the Presidency by the black negroes,
ur giving up as il is said, his mulao Children 10 be
slaughtered in the ror Of castcs the army Of Tins gallant
e republic gave battle routed The hosts OF Hayli and LETT
MANY ol their black limbs bleach upon the field. The
iaylien President whose courage consisted III an lndoml
fable. ,s ion for the cold booded slaughter al all ages and
both white and yellow citizens of The republic was
showed i the Chair Of State and succecdedby Souogue,
now Fasn who gave better evidence OF capacity to 60
Here then is shadowed forth what may be expected from
wicked purposes next general abolition then ofcases
aud lastly black empires instead of present happy
condition There be no future peace either for the
North or the South ii the right minded people OF all the
States do not aggression in all forms Those who
are enough yield thcrrghs 10 unjust demands can
n.v. sr,v IN, ,eqres,ors hand while country, property
liberty left Then life is in periesi from the oins
ciiemnac ancestry noble generation may rise
| 10 assert their long lost rights
Ii person supposes those remarks to be eNsTavagani
lei him the speech OF the black politician Douglas al
IN abolition Convention don't he alarmed not Nashville
Convention Syracuse the 18th Jany, last; the same
negro who has been nominated for the Vice Presidency with
! ms white associate Seward. lie declares:
II believe the slaves would be more than match for The
ensayers ii lett themselves Let the Union then be dis
lived wish 10 see il dissolved al once. 1t is the Union
ii the whole military power crush the slave that perpetu-
lies slavery Dissolve the Union and they will Use aolt
their unltl,eci and demand Freedom and II resisted,
would hew their 10 liberty despite the pale and puny
opposition their opprcssurs In view OF the opposition
ii the Union, welcome the bolts, whether FROM The North
the South from Heaven or HE'LL when sha! sVer ms
non in pieces ,
Here will be SEEM tina! the very free negroes Of the
North view pale and puny racedegencrata igno-
le and unworthy Of the srcs from whose IONS we come
ior, in The next sentence he asks:
Did our fathers think OF holding 10 the union with
the British Did they look for theories prcccdens 10
certain what their rights! No They laid down the
doctrine o equality concert and That resistance 10 yrans
i obcdens God But after they had achieved ndepen
ence they attempted unite liberty in holy wedock with
the dead body III slavery and the whole was tainted Let
this unwlioly this unrighteous Union be dissolved "
Here is sample o the rantlngs vi runaway slave who
carried all the Northern States preaching treason.
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a'sSo.uu''i - Wy. ''o - . ~ -; -, =,
wv 49,; - nh ,bo ,ln,ss ~ sa,n If his ,r.,e
nu' s i; ,i, b S,,ionr ~ MANKIND was llnck NJ,
N'' ' 49,; a., ,I - ,h ;,,,c. az i, ,,i,,o ,,np -
70 anu vi" , , ra - - l,r r",,"av siavcs
,, n'e. , hoe yrrd have hecnps common win
Iii, hi o,srxisr rcsnectnbIc and enter into The yery
ln,.n,s r. social lii. religion and I,pislaiion
IN fl,na ar,ic niyes fair snecinrn of the resolves
d those neop for the purpose Of operating upon the very
nes,ons now before Congress- and vet we who have de-
handed Il, no heard in Southern Convention in our own
fnc "a, rho nurosr Of SAVING the Union M Abe il have
go denounced 10 traitors nv those who ruckIr Ia the
~ iree neUroes and aoltonsts Every honorable
80 ehnud oo mon tho noor i.rro hle wretch who will
a ;msol, hv ,urnnr ,,inst his own ,,lorious Souh
t ~ NJ, ~ , soa. p .honnr,hIo o,.v. sin, into the
,, Wv , ,aannai 49, >
'"i'' '"'P' 1850 , .,. ,,o
, lr1n ~, ~, Svm s a " , ni. -, ,,i ar
s yr hcn xh,,,ed lately The follow inr resolution IL quoted
~ the Harrisburg adopted meeting
ii co!ored sen,nen IN this city:
Resolved lai should dissolution o. ie mon occur ~
&C., w" ~, ~ 49, ,,I ~ ~, ~ ~ mum mn, ~ m.
% ~, & bersu. begins 10 warns lne Tor ireeoni-tlr
nav hnd themselves m fire blazing luy-thy may
ey have provoked God and armed bondman
or the dce"cc OF his life aud liberty may find ,a they have
Ir'wn upon ui..ss,s mum Ioit ' , n' , WIN ,
''' ,i, W, , ~ ~ H. 80. n.' ' ~ " ~ " ~
Al n- of the same class of people in Boston, on the 2
Ut BY and Calvin Fairbanks twhtes3 and