Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
THE TRIPLE ALIIANCE-ANOrliEk WARN
lNt; Ip THE SIllii.


II is the. uatur. al iaiatirsi III ag.:rnndi2c ;'"I
hv sympathy and 'mncr with cyrry kuIr, u: .'"i'
When the MUD i once corrupted l., c'il r''n"I
pie il loses the p"o! ul rc,i,a!tc aud falls an easy
and ready vi,'liG I" every tcGpnr.
| We have shown h"w completely the Old ftnntirsll
of abolition, and the new born lnhticsin oi know
Nothngism have c"ul"src', and whnt immense pow
cr they have acquired over the Northern mind
That all lesser I',-.i"ns aud subordinate i>"S woui
be absorbed int" this great alliance. and contribute
its aggranlzem"n!, is whnt was anticipated from the
principles of human nature and the history "i p"pu-
lar anaticism.
Below we furnish very remarkable illustration ol
these principles nm "i The Irresistible tendency at all
anatical passion. t" c"urriuc in movement.
The article is ,Ok.n r"na journal i'll Maine hc Ban
cor IIh,gI and '.tushcs the furt Of an instructive
sympathy and political allialc" between Anti-Slavey.
Know othin. ..istn. and the so.rallcd "Tcmpcranc"
agitation Th,s" authentic declarations of a rcnune
Know Notlin. C""ncil IN Mano, not only su"w the
hostility of tue Order TO slavery but also lis rrcc1n-
cilabc antag"nl-u IT, every conservative sentiment
aud establish" interest. We offer no @u:EtGcrt
upon them. The pIancst understanding Cann", mis-
take their import. The editor o! the Bangor wa"
paints the moral with sufficient disnctncss:
From The Bangor Viii. and Courier
NATIVE AMERICANlSM, ANTI-SLAVERY
ANn TEMPERANCE.
We hear thu, the Naive American crgan!sntiDn In
this city have duly considered the subject Of their du
" in relation to slavery and rc:n crancc and have
given an expression al their sentiments, by an un'sii-
nous VOTE III ih" passage ot the following preamble
and resolutions, aud they cud Ia ask the co-"rra-
ton of all who IN favor al the American move
he nd, -
Ii .ipncars from 'iir.'" resolutions, THAI The slave
power in the United >:a"- canunt make u-c al i:s
organization Ia SUSTAIN the Interests Oi slavery! amt
1llscGucntlv that lar t. ty cry il concerned, the
free Statee mast independently AID separately.
Whrrcas Recent ,!,v'lul,ncni- IN the pnliticni 0c.
ton of this Order imdI"n:" sp position i'll Ine '"cca
to ignore the subject rl slavery and Temperance,
considering them ",dc i>sn>, havim- II" political
conueciion with "ur Organization: This Council,
Wishing cxpr"s, lis d,nppr"Lati"n Of such scm-
nents in the most uniuIli;ie manner. do u'niln"us
ly adopt the following rrsolu,ions, viz
Resolved, Isl. llnl III" party IL Which we "wc
nssas n$"%s' sd IS I%i a S act Er s"e" %9ns S syy s%
principle that vii! promote the moral and political
welfare OF free p""pir.
Resolved, I'd. That The Declaration "r lndepcu.
dcncc, the lone in.l t'n"r Of the Constitution, the tlr
dnance Of l,N' ir wgr'i: a'd deeds Ni The iouGdcr'
of tn. ltcp,,bi!C, al d'tMc that our iorca;rrS IA.
tended thai Sayc.Y -houd hc scclunal Nc, national
Temporary. mol permanent.
Resolved, 81. That Native AmrricNuisni, .!nii-
Slavery, and Temperance arr tl.r foundation stones :"
our Order, equally ,".orvin.. consideration
that Luiu;r gIvi' political support Ia amy man.
for any office, will mI".raiivcy demand his cnr"
cnmmiIal i'll favor al hrsc great and cardinal lrim-
ciplcs.
Resolved, th That s"Icnnly protest aS'.i"st III"
repeal of the Mls-"uri inrll.mGnt the rasSa." "i
the Ncbrahk; X ana. h and The Fugitive Sinyc
Lawas violations {" the rig hts ni ihc free Stnrs nrl
tending tu tie drstrUcrion n the free institutions oi
our country.
Resolved, Iih. That we pledge ourselves 1" us"
our utmost cN"rirls Ia Tree our National Territories
from the curse "t Slavery, mud that W" will never
cuscut ul'i"r any circumstances, 1" the ndmIlssl"
of another Slav" State Ia hi. Union.
Resolved, 9th That ANY attempt la commit our Or
der in the Free STATES Ia the advancement al the III
tcrCsis of Slavery" g"rc it political question"
10 stamp II as ''h issueor Ia cni"ln silence upon
in respect I" ,i> cvIs and "ncruarhnrnls,- tie
serves an'l receive "Ur -trrn". dsnppr"baiI"n and
dissent.