Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
For Mc Enya~rr.
THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
THE SrRTEEtrGES OF lTS EDITOR.
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WAsHiNGroS. March |. lS.tj.
Mcssrs Editors: You committed mn error the other
day, i'll stating that the publisher Of the Abolition M
tlunal Era was Il stuC knllcr in the Amcnrun Organ
the know-Notlng pnprr ofihi- city. Iou should llnve
said that VIM. '. Blanchard, twho il an av"wed abu
tonis,l printer OF The abolition Era, is. was,
stakeholder OF this concern to the amount "i S1lN
Discovering your mistake, Mr. Ellis, the sol" editor
u the Organ. addressed note tu Mr. Bailey, editor
and publisher "i the Era, asking him whether any
one Of the propretur- OF the National Era part
OWNERS al the Organ, or had any interest sympa-
thy with that journal knowing full well that Nlr Bailey
would answer NJ, nS the sequel proved. This WAS
most aborl!rc attempt Ia screen the Organ Of ab"-
tlunlSn. here assert that Mr.. Blanchard, Srihy Pa
ker ana H. l.. Worcester, known 10 all here as ab"l-
tionist-. were, t0Hr ~trtS 0:O it they not now,
stock holders i'll tho Organ assucainn tn IN" anoInt
"f 500 each. Blanchard prints the Era. Parker
keeps fancy store ncar the National Hotel. and
Worcester writes l"r the abolition press Of the N'rh
is the confident ui the abulltiunsts who come 10
Wa,hin;,tom and was ur time local and trlegriphc
reporter for the Organ. Sine" Mr. ELLIS hrs hf his
hand in writing letters tu others asking them they
in any mGmncr connected with "r interested in the
publication uf the Organ newspaper, let him write Ia
the aboonists above named and ask them wh"
thcr they hal interest in his paper. He Inay
sHy they have NJ interest in IL but This will avail
him nothing. They had an interest az can prove,
ii Mr.. Ellis dare deny the fact il they have no, now.
Ii Blanchard and Parker have no interest i'll the Or
.:nn. they have only sold out transferred their
stock. during Ill" past few days. since you hHvc
charged that nbulitiors;S were Tart owners uf the
Orrnn This has been done that the ah"iiliomism of
the Organ may not Iliurc Know -Notimglsm i'll Nir-
"Inin
Mc,srs. Editors, cnil upon HE clitor nf the Organ
:" write to Blanchard and Parker. the sure;ic- Of
Chaplin, the savc-caer, and H-S them II they were
not part of his paper il these aboli,Innss did
not help pay him for ms service s editor t" ia" Or
gan.
We learn to-day. from Dan'I Radcliffe. ESD, roun-
Sci for Chaplin, that David a. Hall, VIM. '. Blan-
chard and Srlby Parker two OF whom were aboIi-
ton stnmkhUldcrs in the American Organ, sure
ties for Chaplin, who arrested for stealing negroes
from this city. The record of the criminal Court Of
this district proves this inct Ii Mr. Ellis denies H.
we will produce the certificates ui respectable citi
zens OF Washington. to prove what WE say. Will
Mr.. Ellis own up, or back down !! We shall see
Sluires Goddard and Morscll, and Mr.. Birch, Cap-
tain "f the Guard u! this city, md Messrs Io"inbs
and Stephens of the Congress of the United States
will if written TO- LET YOU know something of the con-
ncyiom Of Worcester, Blanchard and Parker Win
Northern abolitlonlstH
Ring il in the years Of the people ol Virginia, thn'
Know Nothingism is abolitionisn III disTni7r Every
Senator and Congressman who has been elected L"
Cou,res. bv Know Nothing VOTES, i an open. avow-
rd aholitionist. VIII" is wilson, lurnhni. Seward
and Dukee Every one "ncaboiltionisi': kc"G the re-
,ny,s of the Massachusetts and other Know Nothing
lcri,In,urcr n"airisi the Nebraska bill the Fugitiv"
slave Law and Slavery generally. and y"n will find
Know Noihlngsn fully Developed.
We hnd II sample OF the abolition tcml"nrirs
nf Know y No;hiupsm at the National liutl in
this city. last evening, in controversy be
tween Socrs of Maryland and Oliver "l Mis-
souri,, both heretofore Wings. SulIcrs. II will I've r.,
menibcre,i, Is the would-bc Know Nothing champion
of the House: while Oliver is an anti-kmow Nothim".
Oliver, with bold anlnrss denounced the new ism.
while Solers in he bullying style, defended it. Oil
yer was all pluck, which cooled "tl his hot epur
opponent. In this controversy, SocrH, who comes
from slave State, and is elected hy slave votes. snld
,bat .SIarryy traS n rrrSc IN .0rgi0Hd, nHd / h"'H
Jrd 10 this assertion 10 ne =h,dIAS ot ny M01d. -
This is the spirit of Know N"thimcsn.
If the liberals "i Your State desire 10 triumph III
tho coming contest, lc them organize thoroughly and
exact pL,fcs from every voter t" and vote
for Wise. ruin or shine. The secret of know-N"'l-
ing success is its thorough and complete organization.
LIBERTY AND TRUTH.