Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
xEEp PIT HEFOEE THE WHiGs!

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49,, h;nIv talent d portion .: the WhiS party VINO "u'
known, could not conscien'i""S'y supper. ",
urEp TT BEFORE THE "hlus!
~ ,,in,r Bots, in defiance Of the wishes OF ms
why md their solemn and deliberate uee's'''' -
- .I State Conventions setting up his own judgment
o."' a." ,,,,s onnosed The nomination and em5arrass-
ID .be election OF Gen. Taylor, and hus hnz"fueo 'e
ccss a, the last Presidential Election
t-rr;, TT BEFORE THE WINGS:
aim Minor El,tS they attribute their loss ei ''
Congressional district s, election and It's oe"g en-
dan set"d at the present -,,cs,
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE WINGS!
That John Minor Bouts has ever been 10 lheh sou'e'
dscord division and strife contennlng ana alsooeyi's '
will OF his party, as he dSoeeyea ana con'e''eo NV
instructions OF his constituents
KEEP .r BEFORE THE WhlGs'
Tia, John Mir or Bolts has diligently engaged during
The prsseu, cam the attempt 10 commit ne party ~
Tho mos; odious aad consolidating Federal doctrines.
KEEPIT BEFORE THE TARIFF MEN!
Ths, John Minor Bolts himself opposed 10 oisufo
Ing TIE Tariff of 1916
KEEP BEFORE THE ANTI-TARIFF MEN !:
Tha. John Minor Bolts "s strongly inclined 10 me opinion
I'm, nrob5.o1v diss should be imposed such articles as
cun be produced in this country
KEEP TT BEFORE THE EAST:
ha; John Minor Bots in violation OF his pledges when he
vas candidate aud of the known viii nud solemn hsuc
,o, or his constituents for or fire different OCCASIONS
If MOI uitener deliberately voted down the mixed oaSis anu
IN ;ne language OF the Richmond Times was one OF those
s,ustv rsponsio Die for the defeat Of the principle
KEEP IT BEFORE THE EAST:
ha, John Mino. Bo,.s all occasions in the late Conven
lion supported al raorem tax on negro properly ana
treated with dicue and derson the proposition TO exempt
n.groes under twelve wears OF aye, from taxation
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE SOUTH!
Tina, John Minor Bolts of the first 10 break The
array of the South the ssbci o The @St Rule by 80
,,,h;.h hita1 fhn
abolition petonshas giving aid and comfort 10 our most
dangerous and implaCabe foes, the AboliionIss.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE SOUTH!
That John Minor Bots has abored and argeu 10 cstaoish
Tie constitu,onality OF the Nmo prors aud has SAID
that if Northern he would have voted for 1t, thus
avowug practically his opinion Of its Justice as Northern
measure and thus giving mid and encouragement to the
Northern majority inic upon Ia measure the passage
Of which would have dissolved this Union
KEPT BEFORE THE PEOPLE:
That John Minor Bolts, violation al the fundamental
principle of all free and republican Governments The sacred
right Of instruction. srcsayded ana tramped upon the So
len.n and deliberate instructions OF his constituents pro-
n,uncing them mere wIsP OF STRAW
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE: WINGS, THE EAST,
THE SOUTH, AND THE PEOPLE3
Tina, John Minor Bolts has been true TO his party,
To The East TO the South People Sefwled obsti-
re and perverse in council; in tempe, relentless and i'm
,acable towards those oi his own party, VINO nave
dared oppose him. and vowng 10 crush and destroy
,hrn disposition fierce arrogant overbearng impeous
a dictltoria-as politician, finding no middle ground or
ting place between old fashioned consolidation Federal
ism and modern Qualification and misunderstanding for his
motto Ruc or Ruin and regardless alike Of party obisa
lions fidelity 10 hi. section and The wishes of his
consriruens-he has in his public course, followed
only his wms and Capriccs what he deemed TO be
his interests Steady aud consistent he has becn on
subject on steadily and consistently he has pursued
before the people the husngs and in the late Con-
s,i,uona Reform Convention and in the Congress Of the
United States calculated 10 uproo and destroy The nstau
ton Of Sarery and the rights and interests of slarehodcrs.-
Lastly,
KEPT BEFORE THE PEOPLE:
That John Minor Bolts has said that in the presence Of
Heaven, he WOULD RATHER OUT OF CONGRESS THAN IL
IT. 10 which let ALL the people say, AMEN
awe have defeated tn. enemy by about Aftcen
thousand majority In the state"
Such the cheering ,nssive received by US on Wednes
day nsht-but ee Tor Yesterdays puper-from J. w.
Fotney ESQ., the eloquent, able and patriotic Editor Of the
Pcnnsyvanian. To him, in especial the friends OF the
Union and of States Riets every where deep debt
of gratitude for the glorious result In Pennsy vania and its
rOlnen,ous consequences upon the future destiny OF the
conicderacy The election Pcnnsy vania Just over is
probably the important tha, held that great
and patriotic commonwealth To show the deep interest
with which it regarded, both 10 and OF the State
we ask attention tie following demonstrations made before
the election:
APPEALS TO PENNSYLVANIA
Onr table groans under load OF correspondence, which
lind il most ,Ecult Many cf the letters
addressed 10 the CITIZENS OF pnnSy vania be- to the
Coustu on the liza 81 October, and intense
anxiety for victory is manifested.
One of the intelligent citizens Of Virginia writes 10
us n f,ilow.:- Pentsyiraman
ALEXANDRIA, Der. l0.aiater approaching
fearful In the South, We feel that all depends
Pcnsy Ii The election .snlt in favor of Bger the
avnwrd Union Candidate all will be w,liiic crisis safely
pa ssd Btu be The result Otherwise language will fail
pct consequence. II has been said the enemies
OF the Compromise and The enemies of the Union. that the
FuCvc Slave Law could enforced in tie North. In
penns yvania now the issue clearly made. To the
South looks with intense anxiety On it she hangs her dcs
tiny. The Union candidates in the South have based their
action the faithful observance Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, AL parties unite III viewing Eger, Tor faithful
execution aud Johnston opposed thereto. With fearful
taso from the basis upon which stand 10 advocate
glorious unioni Womb tain enable you realize and
your Would that could open to you every South
err breast that cnrt tho fearful consequences of
allowing The enemies Of the Uni"n 10 prevail.
II YOU Could bu; realize auf Of what is actually the
feeling the Sauh no; o;r arm Womb fail 10 be
raised o. one tonE'a he silent, Ia rConl strike
powerful blow for III! uuou - oc ,,c":na must be
nop-aH depends on nc approaching election The veal
OF The whole nation sakca this issue and woe 10
him who fails to do his duty | would hreaten. No.
But would speak the all believe il in the
Spnh 1t PENNSYLVANIA fail 10 sustain the Fugitive Slave
Law then will D:sunoa stalk through the land Asmuch
may WISH shall not be able oppose The South
has been told that the North was not in in assisting
enact the compromise measures and have been urged 10
scct5 Patriots among have stayed the torrent and ask
ed yet rial for the North surely would drir
usaway. We avail, that trial with GREATNESS suspense Oh
dsappont moi our hopecut the heartsrngs that bind
TO you, else ny you cast oil forever. The
ouences would be dire alike to all
From the Philadelphia Saturday Glcbel
We desire know what greater wrong and insult could
PENNSYLVANIA show 10 the Citizens holding States
than she would exhibit through the election to high posts
OF honor and emoumen such Johnston Strohm and
Kelley under the various facts staedl In apprehension Of
this result arrangements are even now being under way
to secure 10 Baltimore Norfolk, Charleston and New Or
leas trade and al this present time enjoyed
the particularly by Philadelphia and partly by New
York and Boston If New York and Massachusetts choose
play into the hands of the a5oiontss let them do