Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
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TIE Bedford Scn,inel says;

TIE Bedford Sentinel says: covernor of this
And h docs that party now support as he is call
old f,nmm"nweal,l! jos Johnsoh. y o nn - he! 4 New
o VA ~ -. nIcasing The boys And VINO Is was thirty
ca oy way .. who came 10 Virginia after nc sindices
rnnrs If are with all his Northern op nwned slave in
nrned and fixed and who, perhaps, he'e' ~
his life" daring and misrcpresona-
~, ,.son has resided in Virginia lot J"'y 49, 49,.
-, mac =. course n youth-not more I'M" - r vi;,;,
~ ,., ho mingled his destiny WIN '.'a' - hn,dor
- "so norcoycr that Col. Johnson Is ''
;aa;d;,,s .s,erhaps" of the Sentinel u '"'
Notwithstanding. .,, yyhir marty knocked 10
Another potcer argument Oh 'n' 49, ,.a same No OF
,ai Tho s,rangest circumstances - ''a' '''' ho,o
.ho fbe Lexington Gazee) winch ,'p''o -
..,;o,. - nrovc the "Norhen opinions a"u col
~, T.; = long editorial vents It's alspieus1'
70 mira devotion 10 the South WHICH ovno,on
= -, -, Listen to what the consistent Ao""s
Gazette says: -, 11o~ n e1uect from Jo-
What have inc Should The crisis of Disuninn CONF amu
I fo, smch is not distant; WIN % hs 90 her citizens
ma toal chair Of Virginia. hat Union aye that
una. M WIN sajd and comfort to IT'S ene'e -, Dion
~ cnse 10 pledge himself to inc supp eIccon 10 Of
He dare not do it, He had Iai h To do So he must
So ,Sn wear allegiance to the unoh' sin D;s,nou
nee tah sMeo ,s # D;sunionisss by endorsing D'S"
or by succumbing TO It's n''u." ,-,oure ne misrep.
roao,,,,,on which the heterogeneous '!auucetso -
fr, whence 10 shoot their poisoned arrows d
''n H., o,r,ida,e The materials OIL their eonce a'e
oo' s;.v and rotten character, and IN Decelhoe'
y '' yi pull down the lettering ouliuin@ aOou
their ears. - , :. ga son,berne-'
No nro,.nt is the silly attempt OF " a oou.!e'"'.'
,as,ord,v,s Wing, to odum upon Colohe' 'o'0p
.on On This question of slavery. This writer su!7'
ds bv asserting that Joseph johnson is an
80 :. nocnIe and practice, and DEFY any coii''us.'
80 - u. ton.rary" What miserable cause NJ ao,e
s. ben he deals in wild assertions, ana cans u'on !"
.,s ~ nrove Negative! Let him produce 's'' a'''
,,for he will be convicted as raaucer' 'eioe "
forum of public opinion ,.;xn, ue call
The same writer plumbers along most amuslns!' 49,
NJ a,te an .Old Hunkcr; when il Is notorious ."1'
Wi ,reos al the Stale have united IN aehouhe5 "
hoIs smocrs,ie ticke, as the "Chvary ana
;,.n w,s there erer so inconsistent, s'umoHis ''=
as the Wing party OF Virginia
We defy the " nIg press aIts
tonroduce nny hiag show that the Editor OF the Enquire
in 1870 a,d Mr. Summers occupied the same attitude upo
the slavery question The strongest testimony that Nj
Summers and his Wing compurgators have ADVANCED
that IN, ENQUIRER in 1892 said somelhng must be done
The then Editor OF the Enquirer during the whole oi ~
exciting emancipation discussion al that day. took inc grou
ba, The masters must be compensated for their property
AZ Summers ON The other hand maintained the monstrou
doctrine that The State could rghuy enancphte Tue slaves
wi,hou, any compensation the masters Ihe oiieFehc
bewecn them is most glazing.