Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-27
MAtfi PROOF.

II wo ure justified )n iGd2ing 1.-THE now party" by
it's ir1H.-ani there he no farer test--thr e''.
dence /. overwhelming that the kunwNothing ST.
cre Order. in all the Stacs where it has succeed"'
thoroughly asd with Aboi,i"ni.!a. '.re election oi
such Aboltioui-4 t., !, 4or GLl rrwdr,l, hy Know,
Nothing .nG:'rC.'- nuu IN" nomination, by tie
Known cthhS' of r"nn-yl,aria, Of Cameron from
whom they drew ,"rh Gn n,,s.,nas sr,islayery !et'
tor, prove ;n.t.,rat0yl tIat hnowHnthinsan at HE
NGlh IL essentially 1bu."m. We have another
startling proof in tn result Of ,r, election in New
HAMPSHIRE. IhCi" the same combination of the enc
mics Of the South !ns 'riumih"d and the seats which
were once filled 10y Woodbury. md hih"::... VIII
now be occupied t. How: ot,,Is hbCiiioniss,
ir.oae wtoln iii! Z Hale stnlda conspicuous as !,
leader ami ILL., doubtless, Le elected the t. S.atca
Souate. To show tn character of those who have
trumphcd oven the New Hampshire Democracy in
the recent contest, We the following auihorita
tive documents, which eXpo'c knOwNo'h.nS .a", il,
IT. true Aboo" ,n,:o Ai"tca!i is tic success
frl Know Nothing CGndiAato Tor Governor Of New
Hampshire
Nrwp0RT, FEB. y, 1850.
To AatAoay Crlby, Pad IL. ri,orgc ard Rm9 D,ntCe.
NV Dear Sirs You: favor of the e! ine', ~Hs dniy
received, wherein yaa '':o.l lac that | have been
/ nj
American party as candidate f"r Governor AZ the
next election.
feel grateful 10 the convention iur the honor titus
conferred upon Te md the confidence reposcd in me,
and TO You, also, gentle "i or the kind and cordial
manner, i'll which y"n have conveyed to IN. the no
,ice of INV nomination nni Of yollr personal desire
that should accept u
The party NOMINATING ne believe 10 be truly Amrrl-
can ba-ed upon An'icnn rTinc r. to bc carried "ut
and sustained by a Arirans alone; aud that the time
bo.c ~ l. medic, nm, yrnt tla a.
to entrust the c"n'.!HE!i even Dartciusuc in.
tha rdr,i:strG. q" q -. naionG Gr lo:al govern.
ren,s 20 tor" o! o'''gn birth! who musi necessarily
b. ignorant, iu g,"H: GcCr"c, OF the nature nad
character cI ~ r'p"liir"R In-tiiutinns, and who
mostly proicSs rek'"u at the head Of which stands
f. foreign potrntGtr, and the sprit and influence ci
which i. wholly incompatible with them.
The facilities "!it "hri foreigners may become
nnturaliGed by our lave, aud with which frauds may
be committed s""m I" render revision al them he
bel Believing such ,uf TO be =, l,,i accordance with
those ol the Am":, ~ p-siy ! 6r,rli the nuninH-
zion tps. teuihrt,l W.. and viii give my aid iii sus,
tanning aud promoting its principles whenever ana
wherever can ii" Sc.
1 AM well aware tlnt there are other questi"ns ..
importance nov ag!ta,Ing Tie prbl:! i"lnd. upon
which il may not be 'H.. ;Gi.. oE me On This occa-
sion TO cypress my Gpnion. nliudr, III particular,
TO The sub jec o slavery ana The cause "i ir'"ptr-
ance
nm decidedly opposed L" The fs::.."i "sr"ms'"n OF
slavery deem The Mi's"rri Compromise, 70 'nllcd.
10 have srtn sojsrnA Aroupari between the ire' and
the vcholaius s,att ail sorinnly and morally
binding upon both at, ir"niies Liadjrs upon itr
sgu nations ani that fhe pasaa!gr a III, 3 aii-"s""-
bruska Lil 60 fas i y"pqaa that cci: ,pspmi" w"s
yiola,i?p ol .hr c"ppact, aud great wrols "poi
the free States and that they will he fully Justified IN
not yielding An a,quinsronce therein, and insisting;
upon liza unconditional restoration.
In relation 10 the temperance question, / sn con-
vlnced that some mere efficient law than We now
have for tue supprcs-,"n OF The unlicensed shle .,
spirituous liquor Il necessary, an! n al im,ra
would most reSt''' 1"-"rer.t- ntE rhr t'!end. "'