Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-23
:=1z=@ ,;'::=....=;:=I:';Z
= :, iz;EEII;!II;i!IEl|!||[||!||I|I|I!
v esGfasla sss a-a-ha1ss5zss
- 49,, .i.SSsSSMSs
pICHMOND EN4UlR = Il.
WHO TROUBLES.

Tho Wing 10 be the Compromise party we ask 'e attention
If southern Wings to startling revelations OF the oilo"
inc letter from Northern Whig written before The explosion
in tho caucus Its burning rebuke upon those South
ero Wings who IRE playing into Stewards hand;
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS.
correspondence Of the New York Express
- WASHINGTON, April II.
The Presidential movements here continue to be The en-
crossing topics and they absorb all other Of interest,"
Il is vain to disguise facts and TO face them always
patriotism. T.;
presson-ha Mr. Senator Mangnm made the speech IN tn
Senate he has made consequence OF the lure ot Inc
Presidency on the Scott ticket and impression
that hike lure is held out I" Mr. Senator Jones OF ,ei
in consequence of which is the division 'nniieSea aon
the Southern Wings in Congress. must not DC cehsu
for writing you of the existence OF tins imPressio
create IT, 1t my bonnden an'y Us : yU pnmors
fciing public men and when these ruinors are put ny III
into print but confer obligation in giving mem rea
son TO contradict public what il every where Whispered
Tho rumor nni the belief among many therefore
is that at supper parties and dinner parties coai1oh ha
been formed between Mr. Iungum and er Gor. Serdrd OF
one SIDE involving others irrespective Sides that wit
Gen Scott the unwritng or unwr!lien candidate LOT m
North be Mr. Mangun. South or Mr. Jones, win
the distribution of other high offices among their followers
in North Carolina and Tennessee and kcntuck!. Hehc'
this astonishing coalition
Mr. Mangum was selected, rumor adds, TO preside over
the Wing Congressional caucus ut private mceng where
Gov Seward the prominent spirit and II was thofe oc
iemined that the Wing Compromise Resolution OF me mrs
Congressional should he ruled out OF erdcr An hs
may be most untrue and endorse word OF III out
anch current in the Washington circles Us
any item of news in circulation have before me names
OF alleged have been present at these private ohn
and supper caucuscs but no, my business 10 invade
social circles farther they produce pubic measures
The Scott speeches agreed upon IN tnese "
low Mr. Nangum from Tennessee and North Carolina, and
10 back him up, will soon tell what need not wte.
Ii agreed too-and MIR. Mangums speech already DIS
closes iI-that the Wing Compromise Resolution OF The
curly Congressional caucus repudaled only for
coming Congressional by being ruled out OF
der but in the Wing National Convention repudiated as
i off Srn
Wings this insist upon that the waving
OF the issue is but its adjournment 10 more hns
body-the Wing National Convenuon-and such OF mem
as are in earnest or them nre) but dupes as
dupes they should be- The whole Compromise, as nha
ity have The goby, thcn in the Convention, ana
such the supper and dinner caucus understanding among
the high contracting parties and goby will have and
should have in the present position OF lnngs uhy!
think hear you ask in establishment. Why! Hear me-
!ben, and will tell you why.
We Northern Wings car never fight for Southern Con-
stitutiona rights Northern ground. If Southern men
abandon us The provision in the Constitution Tor inc sur
Fugitive Slave, most unpopular Glen
revolving and shocking duty but il is duty imposed
upon by the Constitution, and cred, solemn part
al that instrument any other section in il. II such
-sin. men as Mangum Sany Jones Tennessee, any
potion of Kentucky abandon when We struggle
ia the North for The unques,oncd unqucsonabe rights
tho Southern States fall before the unpopGlay
OF the Fugitive Slave provision Of The Constitution We
stand up for who refuse stand ~ for them
selves We have earthly interest in protecting the odlous
part Of the Constitution, surrendered oy me Soun Itself
We will be the cachers of negroes that North Carroll
uen Kentucky men DO van; i We can evads
ina, provision Of the Constitution - Sop:=rn acGGescerce
assuety will S.v=.cacarg nezt 20 siave;rac-
ing is though. by people D. me rleaaesi Of all DC
equations. We Wings who, 10 Moth have sacrificed
ourselves popularity, poTsr preserve the conse
Grated instrument George Washington and John Adams
bequcathed absoved from all obligations 10 continue
this self sacrifice when such Messrs Mangum Stan
y Jones and Others acting for their States acQu us rom
the contract
And Why should we continue this sacrifice? Answer ye
me that essrs Editors You have given the country from
mil
education every feeling nf whose nature beyond all doubt
was and is antsavey but who upon becoming President
and taxing the oath faithfully administer The
under the Constitution, remembered there was South as
well North and who now, for this remembrance only
assaiied by all the violence Of Aboon assisted even in
this assault by ench men as Mr. Mangum In his echoes OF
what they say viz that Mr. Fillmore Is unavailable among
the Wings of the North, and in The demand Of his nmola-
ton therefor This Southern admits, in his State,
that Mr. Fillmore is preferred above all Others but he ad-
The Judicial ctun that he s no, available In
The land of his boyhood and t and that The State which
suppose he carry Northern Wing yotes-an aver
menI BY the way untnunded as cruel IN Mr. Mangums
mouth-why IF ADMITTEDLY BECAUSE HAS DEEM FAITH
CONSTITUTION ScrTii, as well rs TO
North. We in Nr Fillmore therefore, land The same
be said of Webster for their is onc Northern
sacrificed by Southern men, and sacrificed by Southern
men, because in obedience their oaths support the
Constitution they have supported in good faith that prov
sion of il which secures the rights OF the South.
The path of duty, therefore, for Northern National Wings
If Mr. Mangam and his followers persist in their and
and that path h 10 let the South take of tse its fusi
tive slaves and oil. II Southern men encourage the re-
opening or the keeping The anti slavery Issues Why
let the reopening come and slavery be an institution That
stand the OF law rel con popular opaion,
it must tumble down II Mr.. Mangum embrace in
caucus Governor Seward fresh from the Rloomer ansa.
very demonstrations Of Auburn and Ihad Stevens with his
hands red with The blood OF the Gorsrc raude in Christi
ana without definition of princifcR,-nay, declaring
them all out Of order why cannot you the Editors OF
the Express7 see reason why you Northern Wings
who as fo:lorn hopes have led on even the Democratic
columns FROM The error Of The Wino PrnEso to the
defence OF line Constitution and the Laws, should act as
foorn hopes any When the Southern gen.
eralsin-chief deserving you the field of bat
tie you would he fools be leading fnorn hopes
in their behalf There period in politics. in
when TO surrender is duty well as discretion counsel
surrender now, however, but more viean ucton than
until it settled whether MIR. Aangum cads,
divides The South. New York and New England Wings of
the National faith should sand BY their principles and such
on The Southern Wings are true in mass but If the
Southern Wig Regiment stagger or begin to staGgcr
gui Peut be the cry MIR. Nangum however, Is be-
lcved will soon DO put hors du combat
Gen Scott will certainly be nominated President in the
Wing National Convention if the Southern wings divide
him and any Northern man, and of that there can
be no doubt rice rersa The Southern Wings uni
ted, Mr. Fillmore Mr.. Webster will be the If Gen.
Scott is nominated Mr. Mnngums programme it is wise
y calcaed in these dinner supper caucuses OF which
have been speaking tina, he the Northern States
with Zone, oniy) Southern State Even such Stale
Marya is given up the canvass have seen OHIO
Pennsy and New York. with their solid columns,
down for him sure North Carolina, Tennessee and
Louisiana utterly sacrificed in this calculation II is
felt and known that with such able from Tennessee
speaking as Mr. Gentry is reported have spoken the other
night in the Wing caucus, such Mr. Outlaw OF N c.
speaking with tho he s reported have DONE there
be no possible hope of these States.
Mr.. Mangum's programme, therefore, is wise
.er abandonment Of the Compromise Bills and tie per-
mission TO General Scott IN the Free States Nth the
repeal ritual annument Of The Fugitive Stare Law up
erery Wig banner. His strength in the Free States
will be determined BY tho candidate the Democracy run
against him but is obvious already that In Ohio, Central
and Western New York. Abolition Democracy will beat
WING abolition in this scheme two to The best Wing
Districts in Ohio have been by magoGung Demo-
cratic Additions and in this of demaeoguing there is
nothing that can equal much less eclipse such as Ran
tou In New England, tho Chase and Giddngs Free De-
mocracy Of Ohio.
Ihave right to advise you Messrs Editors. but the
programme have marked ont for myself may ask you 10
publish for others TO see As Northern man shall 60
nay, must 60, with the Northern Wing PARTY even with
this threatened inscription of ii: "The practical multi
seaon of the Fugitive Stare section of the Constitutions"
simply because have nowhere else go, save into the
of Democracy thrceourts OF whose Presses in The
State in which reside 60 for the same thing.
everything tl:o besides. No sGs single sci
"f breast The flood of Abolitonism when such
Mr. Mangum take away their dykes. He who attempts
i, would be drowned in Zuydc Zee. The Wing party