Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-03
.sEr 4 ROGUE TO CATCH A ROGUE

IN, ,.sI. ~. l.i Presidential crccua ard In triumph
ii the souli consecutive sre aoo;.''a-"rh'''eeu
rt.s,!g p ,c.,: :" haze cSefcd WONDERFUL Hnu
,rcr uu.n tie 4bot!onats. Even Tom Cor"n has unr
oun1 aad now the auatics! crew. inns mas ABUSED
the ire o Cassus NJ Clay another leader oil the same pa
From Inc Charleston Mercury We copy siash'"g come.t
Il was in Close utilization with such men Tom Corwn
tina, Southern Wing, sought 10 PROSTATE Polk and pe''e
aid lhe sans: men lie brass now TO complain Of d.;
pesrnt a:,iusira ion. IS dangerous 10 lr '''u'' ahe
Charleston Mercury suys:
From long letter OF Cassius ~ C,y published IN 'e
Cincinnati Enquirer, we Extract te ic.i"ii2 ~ "h' Il
viii Or perceived That Co'w affected Etgen . wei }"
abcl,,iGn;stl-' The livery n fiartn 10 serve he
Devil in-the better ~ deceive his anaticai
when Mr. Clay the candidate ler the fesiaeney,n
1874 Thomas Cuwin and spoke dal'y lof pns 'Ie
through OHIO company That battle was fought al inc
Nurin at least upon untsiarey- abolition principles Inc
lends OF sIvery prrpctnalon being a'o"toy IN ayo VI
the annexation Of TeXus with view o Keeping up balance
f mower IN the Senate by the acquisition OF more slave
States; The friends OF Jetrsunan tepuo!c"nisn mug
ns that slavery cpi oierated-out 10 DC eSungui
ed in due lAe; North and South-sfandag for Clay ana
uoainst Texas annexation. came from slave oate, en-
blercd my feelings against The slave party oy recent per-
sona and political contests yet In 'he speeches maue ~
rhomas CurRn the Shareholders were go heartily denouhc.
ed that my sensibiities Southern man, were coHnu'
~ susceptible am haoua reader Of VIM. l.. earn
sons Librruur and Garrison nerer surpassed MIN IN near
felt haired of slarery and Stare holders.
"His lavehuding friends VIII gather some oea
his abultd ire they review his celebrated spcrcn ~ I'M
Senate whre hc awarded me and other volunteers 10 'ie
100 his Of "blaody hands and hospaoe graves
But what struck me remarkable In me lnmitaoh
Tom was his indulgence in Swimming, cunng and pray
in his suecches have in the Juror OF rerivais
and the wild enthusiasm Of bivouacked campmeeting
and never Methodist parson move me to tear
Ike the inmitaule TONI And TO such extreme did Tom
cary his scripura quotations. that he got 10 be decided
bore; and severely criticised his want Of tasteand VIVA
was TO me- neverent The slave christian would nave m
almost bias phemy He then defended himself upon To-
ground that people conscientious and dcVou
these same AbulOnsts, whom lie now denounccs a.
knavGs
llf the Aboii,icnists chenr and STEAL the reproacl
comes with bad grace from the chief beneficiary OF ih'
Gardiner s"nGlr And however guilty we may be, II add
but little prnitencr TO be ectured 5y man who no"
has, dishonesty our money in his pocket
"rhc lrnih H. Thomas CUr@in Is nothing else but mcI
ccnury renegade O humble origin and protested "he
there has been no the ast twenty years that he cou
have been elected 10 Office without the OF the Ahol
onsls ind labor ere Of Ohio with considerable hppancl
uf speech, curcaurc mmcTy aud pnnlomlme added 10 nj
suubnouct OF wagon buy and his pTofesscd Abolition
su inc a. ccdrd much higher the political scale than hi
aenls merits deserved He asred 10 lead the lIbe
raj party these STATES by steady etns which eliminated
in his notorious MeSican war speec-whch sealed his ca
ce that decon for it outraged his opponents and dig
austcd The true friends OF freedom in these
him mere partial and politician and not statesman O.
enlarged und practical views who only can embody into
action the usnira and Tie dicla OF tho devoees OF be
y-who by Their ianacism and maIt'ydom, break down
old oi,s and barriers progress Like all secondary mfT
mental and moral tevslopement, he gave way when tt
prtings which he had raised came He de
icr,inrt at to desert 10 the enemy
During The long time that the friends OF freedom unde
The lead OF Gen aynr fought for the idea and
against the platforms Toni WHO never hi for Thing
speech spoke nu His eachefy anticipated and Dr.
ypIcied In his rcwad-a CabGe appointment His member
bersip Of administration which will go down Infamous, US
attempting revive and enforce In ihs land the caso Of
tributes OF British tyranny constructive treason, has forever
placed him along side with Burr and Arnold! But wha
cares the Gardiner for reputation 2 With the satres O.
Horace doubtless is familiar and smiles as he content
plates The mnrey In his chest"
Such vas Thumas Curwin few years ago. So greatly
did he erod Herod" in his abuse of Southern slave
holders thai even The "scnsbics' Of such rank abcli
onsl az Cassug A. Clay shocked! Not the viii
Garrison, SURPASSED him I'm heartfelt haired 81 Shareholders
Such The second member Of DR. FIilmorc's cabinet
concerning which the Wing press OF the country had M
Language but that OF praise
The New Ota5s DELTA referring 10 tho recent event 0
Tie death u he virc President, Gays:
Mr. Kr;y was .! the schau of the old fashioned pnI
class o. ina and North Caroine who regarded dignt,
o: department; ubanv Of manners and high persona! hon
Or, esscuill alt buIe5 Of The public man.
What pity that such school Of politicians should eve
become old fashioned
AuBER goes daily TO Notre Dame TO superintend the ar
judgements for the installation OF his Orchestra Of Ave hun
dred musicians. who figure of his compost
on which il 10 be cscrritd he religious celebration
The Emperor's marriage.
JOHN $. CASKlE.-We are pie ,sed 10 learn that III
sentiment of safaccn NJ the Of this young bu ia
tented ana a:'.l:y rsui-h craftsman, ard rresen ia
tive .! tie RcEanj ,is.c:, is aaiTeIsai precud
.: call al CG:rcaii %. S!rgniI has within her Dor
,s -,n.l-,.r rosccs s OF finer mind more EXTENSIVE
:s:rtenis, bisnt Of oralory Than jon:
5. CAsE'E Cordially do we wish him The fullest
success and renuwn.- Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser
The promotion OF Charles s. Fraildy Eco TO the chic
clekship the General Land Office is considered one
the best appointments under The present Administrations
His long experience business habits and agreeable dcpor;