Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
from In, Washington Union.
GREAT KNow.NOTllING VICTORY.

GREAT KNOW-NOTlIING VICTORY.
The removal of Hon. Edward g. l."rimS from hi-
iuliIni position bv the Know N"iliig :tI.lntnr" Z"
Ma, .I,>.tls, -iiml and only b"rn.e rs mica
State; commissioner III the ease o! the iiEi'iN" Turns
hc would not be- utmidatcd III the performance "'
hi constitutional duty, may bo regarded ~ ON 'i''
eve III cunSiuIm,unn. bu saturday last III" house al
representatives agreed 10 the address I" Governor
Gardiner requesting hun To remove jude loinS, by
vote Oi ~, 10 II. We notice That the Bu'ion pa
prrs REGARD IA" al the senate n certain
Their. IL mu cva!ing ms fact. Tho Louisville Jour
nal the Richmond Wing, the Mobile Advertiser, nnh
the other southern wing papers, now :" anA!"ts l"
,!rv" il. southern wings INTO these hn"" Nothing
cri~. cannot ignore violence like tins, showing thu
ircs"nicd abolition purposes Of III" secret Organizer
ton. The tu,vc-Slavc law, passed III accordance
with the solemn guarantees "i III" constitutions, hirI
.lnaml,d hy every cons liberation ui ="" faith an"l'G
the States. 0D~ dH'b,rHrig d.h"t by N" hn0"-N"'
hIag hgSiGtHyrs n HE free Stairs. Their: II moi Il
southern viii. press that ha. not declared that the
nuIlliica"n oi that lnw by the free States would lead
10 u disruption Of the Union. They would submit L"
anything bni Mat; while here "" sra Theses same pa
peers u"nly aili!ian: Wit, the Ct:,tc;ncla lis law
and ur.Unty asking cthcls IT, Il" lc sainc.
JUDGE l.UrimgS cHrc, however, caps the CLIMAX
lie il of the first men III New England, lawyer
u great research, thorough scholar, nnd ririu"u-
citizen. The very men who demand that lIc shall lac
sacrificed, uay the hichrs, tribute TO his intellect and
his integrity. lie is doomed, however, because hc
has aimed I" 10 true I" the Constitution "i tn" in'"
Stnlcs-d"om-d by the tnnaiiral lW"rM party
doomed by tl.. cnrIuo oil Wire IN Virginia, 81 John
SION IN Tennessee III Clark III ErutnckY, and u! nj
iIiu-.. bold anu gallant .prit- "ii" HI i"""l.s I" f
cue the South from the threatening danger al BOLTON
! Know. nottingham. 4 whole legislature ShI>i enc
wun "a Gang :" abolition fanatics and Religions bI.
cts h"wu like 50 many be- Is al prey III the Track
ni An upright Judge. ilI' II the spectacle" III III" legs
laturc ui Massachusetts: this the cm"ct"d Win;
III Si.il ol bunker Ill., vince Warren i'' and III Tie
vicinity uf ta,cuil Hall, w 10 tie A,ln,..cr p!".Grd
4, ,lt,r fade
What ul the outside influences pressing upon the III
ialnaLl" representatives "la combined inmaclsm
There scr: us"lrnt negroes -rcyntcd I" u social
and political equality which ls denied {" the white
alaptrd citiacn-bnlcd in common c'tIsc with in
irls and traitors whn dcn"uncc God and the Amcri-
can government in the same hrrut''. make up The
publ oI,in .. ;i;a. STIMULATES and >rstnns the Know
Svthin" legislators IN their onset apo" an upright and
fearless iuirrt III" type Of sterling .ln'ri"Gh G.t!-
..n. W. hope the South will siady this edmonton
wisely and well.
ASST To- rlinch the fell purposes Of the Know No
thiur movement, mow hunting down II citizen tof
rosc!rn,jnsy disrhar@ing his duty according t" iIs
uaih and en-. ID al over tie North III exciting un-
Lyiua hatred 10 oar SnGthcrn iI!.w GUnGtrymrn. tn
sinrrh oil "I,r III ne know H"thnI. lrndct. IA ila
Massachusetts Legislature, may be appropriately u"
| trch here. W" allulr Ia the elaborate nrg~iIrni
| against Judge I.Griug 10y Mr. Charles W. Slack, {"
Boston in Tie Massachusetts House ii Representa-
| tivr- on The Eth Of APRIL siA short days h:4r. VIZ
find il at leu.lh III The Boston Evening Telegraph I"
the 10th. III" following extracts speak for them
s.lvc1. Again We cay Ia the South "Aw.kk' ARISE
OR BE FOREVER FALLEN"
| "Bnt the American party, generally, thr"n1ho
the country what "i that What has it done
will speak solely "l what know AMI that Is uf tia
party III The northern section al the Union. Doe, i
ucilcunu know that the American party WAS very
nIntcria force in n"arly AL the fusion movements -
tie different States the past fall and present spring
ifui IN !. :.ct &Urlhv"st mud elsewhere II III
great n.;,sGrr i toup"' ut AT ." tie r"pnhIIr"I,
organization lfhc docs not Nc III GnF ~ I" tel
LIN that he IL ~ nninl"rlDei Z" the taos H. iv ~.
| tainly lien III the philosophy ri the Amrrhiu
rnrr.l-ut. Why, III ni.Er, 1t gave ~ GOV M"rnIi
| IN icmi- ylvanin, Gov. Pollock ~ iD,ra, Senate"
Harlan, in place al one Augustus Caesar lI"iG" II
| Illinois senator Trumbu!l, descendant 81 Irun'nI
vi CuHGrciIrut revolutionary memory :" W irc"ii-Ih
:he cDII-,r'..s 1nai ri"yglnn, save one, i Mi"hIHi
again the congressional drivGiJ!I. sa'n"li" ~ '''"
the entire congressional clr@htrnm vain u" t'.'f
ton IN New York, VIM. ii. Seward, even ini t'"'"
States arnht"r, through ihr votes ni III. anu ga,
members "I the organization: IN Ne" liainp>"i"
rrcry'h,nP, sirin victor" which l. 10 i"s"l'' "hu''
nntlciI,nr- ia returning 1" the United Slttr- A,hh"
/ .g LI:.G-. unanimnus collscnt, John T. HAL t"I
| nnulli: term "r Il. ,Sa."' !!Iemoh''''"i'1 :" "P
pnlsr ahih tie -paGkrr insaitl. ciic' ~! :"h III
| hale being seated nj The time BY IN hi':c..
=. But, sir, tempted by the remarks that haze h"+I
,,.,!, .uJ the illustrations before Inr, have wan
,lrcd la. tom tie iE.' ate ISSUE presented &" i!',
| have occupied more % The unc iiAE lnt"pd-a.-
ct ne coino back, al once, 10 lie direct question.
| That question: nilcr all is l. Il man who v"Gniarl.
..!.ces ;, l,luw-man t' slavery ~ to be ludgc u
Massacnuaers' TO ETs%ff H. w''f SIMPLY soy Ia
hr l..eu him from the E'hsi ~ huih"'., al ""til
once nrrr hi WIS nal ht. liberty less s'.cr"i li'"i
in the streets ot Boston tau on the coast 81 tiu'nea
| The ,aanntr ui making slave In 6H!y M Ih"iit!
thereto. ln moral philosophy, IL IN HE m't7 al ~
i,-t men, there. b- n" distinction between ~
crime oi him who wanrnmy steals 4 man from III
ri M "ca-' 10 make him slave and he who V"!ul
,ir,
nn Mas ,'i.;ses .ui. ~ q re sTn" Z" c"'' ro"ari"
II desire a. r,lDr Il, tic E1 article ~ tie assi, y,
s,;, bill OF hl- 10 show my ati Your relation "
man " i has ,lur tins great deed oi shame, th"ug
the point was we'll presented hy my TREND ANA 90
!a.g.i. Mr. Swift OF BOSTON, i'll his eloquent "pcnIl
ir.l,i.-. &c u"rrl" is ns follows
Ali JJyc. IGsldL .r.n;Ge!lY ~ the people, M
being derived from Item i.e -sef.j I,'hgi-i;y:, r:
officers Of government, vrsIe,l with authority. VIII
Their Legislative. executive, or ~ !r"H ARE their 81
.'t~r. and agents, AMI are ut all times ncconnrah
j. iLs.,
''Y-s! uii Judicial oii.ccro sTi.si.%ies ~
! agents ire my substitutes aud aSrns. Ilir q"
for hold ms substitute and agent to si,"' ~
count for what Le has done. ] may not, l'nr =.
:ord monarch Of Europe, esclam. am 'lir '." n
hGt rsn .a2, st,4F! erccss "i aSsn'pl'"" ny a.rn
soycrcgn--l un your prinuirEi. o. ere IVY
sarvnntthe puLlics agent sfr.ant t. u 90 dol.
give all account of thy stewardship l''s rsi,nr
{ az wish in this transaction, Tor winch Ut a,
? III common baiq:s this tribunal III '"'
/ sver- has Mt .-7! i nov
OF Dir Senator " ilson, VINO . y ~ crfta...
Sothns, aud h.. been 80 aOiS r sask say:
.Doubt Mr.. Wilson's ant-slavery c"nSio,?n'
t his ti.slayery integrity W my %" nr .;ylt ys.r
whc NAM u I . hnys reesy s oS4 he a aee
hopessy .Sull 'sas Lie Ss yoa tn ap@ s gives
tor %"te saI9' an idea know full well this Lac
Confidence has been expressed before towards 'h