Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 30 1881.

ana 10 abolish her most important and valuable institutions
II lhee are Wings al The South who will still adhere 10 he
ey are few and be spared We shall be strong enough
true 10 ourselves without them. II is only necessary mat
ne Denocralc party act vigorously zraousy and pe's,-
verngy and the principles Of the South will be trinnn'ah
IL we nave souls IN our bosOms il be otherwise
In addition the evidence already laid before readers
Of The snundness of the Northern Democracy party
exhibited in the recent official action of several OF the
we take pleasure in repuhising sonnd yic"s ana V
liable advice from The Democratic Review for june Nor
thern ourna and recognized the organ Of the party ~
pours killing fire upon abolition and unlos number u
striking factR, that hc South phoud know just how INC
matter stands :"
ave do speak unadvscdy when say that The Save
Question, go tar from being put 1T resi- is daily leSo-
more and more tho topic of discussion the North nm" va va
exactly those quarters whence the greatest MISCHIEF W"
arise. Those who tell that tho "Ahoi,iuniss are out
feeble and Insignificant body of fanatics whose nuaers ho
stationery, il not decreasing prcmcdate deception i
know the contrary, and are in irnrh the w' -
Tend to profit BY their growth Of numbers We may DC &c"
cused Q! wishing 10 re-open the dispute which il is ran
Congress has aIaycd. WunId that it rested with ns IL
does not; nor r!th any one man, nor Ten th"usaa ne
South should know how the stands II il iie'-
cry 10 our southern friends ans. crime against ;rnf ana
the republic conceal what be guarded ogains only by
being known"
Some OF the dungs of the aboonsts arc boldly get
forth:
These friends of the slave" they termed have or
ganized themselves into band of and al e
North well knows this and other facts of which we
Town and city, whose duty it is instantly notify each ON
er Of the arrival of Southerner with his servants across h
imaginary line OF freedom They have also iin?ea upon
these committees the cheerful Of dogeng The i"uiss
Of both masters and servants Will" they reinhln IN uc
seize The most favorable opportunity TO hurry the save y
fraud force with his free will without IT. from ms own
ers hands! They have raised prrmlnent iuna 10 s''
lecturers and other the North and Wcs ana se
constantly employed, by Stipulation and NJ ftrF w IN
v,ying the South and its public men, and I'll tatther III
sandeng every lover of truth and justice who has the c"
age expose their fseh,uds They have sent eIns-a'
white and black into the border States secretly u rh'e
slaves 10 escape and 10 aid them with advice and wc1phs
Of defence They have published masses o! inctna'ry
Autographs wood cuts and illustrated pamphlets, anu
distributed them by stealth 10 slaves along the %ne
Course OF the OHIO and Mississippi and in all the ah''c
ports, and inland wherever The orp"runi'y o trSl nus
occurred They have put themselves into close c"mmn
nication with the black servants nf Northern h"''s IN W
Giles and watering places, that their surveillance over INC
moven,pnts of sUuhern"rs is complete Tncy hise ny
these and numberess other methods, in the last twenty
years lost many Thousand slaves the Southern innt's
and by thus eyasperang hcn aayrd one portion al me
republic against another They have siriven To carry h
buud into politics. and in part succeeded. They raised
storm which alike 10 have overwhelmed The country
with desolatiun And now, when wise law IS Instituted 10
wall up source OF danger they have armed he more
and british putun Of The native and runaway ne
nroes and encouraged and implied them 10 resist The exc
cuiun of that law blood And w!ihna icw weess,
in large and opucn and enlightened city, have raised
mob of these human brncs, and violated the suncy I"
Of justice! not municipal or provincial but cnhr,
called and held under the supreme authority oil the rePo
The reviewer rebukes with unsparing severity and truth
uluess the mdy which has prevented Northern conser-
vavc from doing their duty in putting down the cncncS
Of the South the Constitution and the Union hs snooe
cowardicc of ours says he 's grand cause OF South
ern irritation" He calls upon this class most loudly To
come the and crush the fanatics otherwise II Is
asserted that eenty years longer r more Than sHDe Jor
their rork Of desolation."
The writer than ntimates that the mischief is no,
confined the North, is not the North alone la'
has encouraged by dealing gently with them How lrue
Says he "the South must act little we'll rs talk. Let
her fix msune Of public indignation disOrgan-ers a!
home, and we will take care of ours
"et her border States make stealing ms nearly
capital offence the Constitution will allow, and then exc
cute their laws the letter. Let have such i'll
timed mercy Maryland haH lately shown. When negro
pirate is once apprchcndcd let him remain confined until his
rial and them if convicted let heaviest penalty of the
law descend We of the North and West, do not want
southern criminals turned loose upon u.s. to stir up morbid
personal sympathy by appearing at Abolition festivals and
conventions among us