Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer.


Mes-rs Eors Mr.. Botss declaration on Saturday night
that should yrgina her vote Tor Frank PIERCE me
trusted God mat the Abooni'ts could come mere ana
,oEe ouay an the sares from Virginia. is which in
wolves some Interest; perhaps general information
NAV b. had the why Bolts should so express
himself in save-hulding State. IL those VINO eei an ne-
rest in me matter will spend lesLre moment In referring
TO Mr. Bolts history since the nomination OF Gen scout
hrv viii find lint he as entirely iorsaken the South and al
lied himself with the North Does he suppose that the pop
uatun of Virginia has TO such condition as would
induce The be frightened into compliance win
his wisI.s1 Or that hcy prepared 10 amagameIe or
frnrrnza with the aboi,iunis! Docs think that they
would exchange their negroes for PRESIDENT OF MS choce'
or nde hem should he trade them OH 10 inc 'o"'
0nSts for such consideration! Inc renorHed scream
crsre itself with all lis negroes and muaUcs would be
slow TO ray such cumacli and II the aoo'i'i"niss
should come TO enforce bargain where would the I'm
mortar brl Would he join the abolonsls 10 carry out
h own wishes as penalty upon the whole State, because
the moor dcluded Democrats did not obey his ordcrs2
Would H. punish the whole country for the sins OF iew!
Or he suppose that abolition and amalpamation have
taken deeply that il is only for him. the
aforesaid Immortal TO proclaim The decree and that the
sackcs of slavery shall fall at his tccl The consuna-
| ton of this bcneroent purpose may be The cause
of the powerful support he gave 10 the " WlInot
provis. and his terrible opposition the 2st rule,
which prohibited the introduction vi Abolition petit
lions in Congress Mr. Bolts declares that If Virginia
shuuie Tor franklin Pierce he trusted in God
the slaves from Virginia" Where would be John Minor
Bots On that occasionl Would lie be quietly reposng IN
the shaD OF Scrcamers e during that exciting event!
Would lie turn the cries of those who invoke
his m, rcy? Could father and the mother and
daughter and WIFE separated and The Gordlan
knot severed huge the hands Of the Abolition
is,s7 Oh no. John could witness heart-rending a
sight however acceptable II would be 10 his Northern aes
he only joking Bolts is known 10 the citizens OF Viz
saia as the successor of James Lyons Esq, and Wing
E!rctor for The State large; now, would ask, how n
Southern man. be he Wing Democrat, countenancc
his hrawng dccationsl Can the people Of Virginia be
dictated BY man, who will, in their midst make such
declaration this THAT ii Virginia should vote for Frank
lin Piece he trusted in God that the Abolonsts would
come here and AWAY Ill the slaves from Virenin' Is
This III. an whom Southern people recognize Eg
Elec,u Target Is he not as saek an Aboitionis &C
crrdng 10 his own declaration as VIM H. Seward or Ho-
,ace ferev2 The people Of the South should burn him
e9y and forever place their heel upon him. who will pub
irIy eser such malicious madness John Minor Bolts
DECLARE African Church Saturday night The honest
Demo viii mark that man, and stamp The he ad
dangerous 10 the peace and harmony OF our coun-
the closer gallant Pierce, and roll
M such majority for him in November has not been
received by Presidential candidate since The days of Wash
inrton SOUTHERNER.