Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-10

Constitution. q almost every State In the Unon which
deny this right to eorets aud ssp~rs That profound
ss>lssasn as'sssd p.,riot AID sisr lusrd n As
no offered bounty OF leo Of land-(tbe pccisc
amount givea % American soder who had oasht h.
battle. OF biz eoanryar foreign fs ssas
a.. go % more eonsderse aud csusous
os ne Odd r2s's che foreigner. bcre becoming the beu.
enesry OF the nation TO his declaration that a some
"tnrrday he ssi9ht beconn. a cisizsn. IN
should never be- forgotten thas while the individual
Ser no so permit an unnstarHlke1 foreigncr an IDIOT
pauper OF eouvict vote even la the election Of con
stable Tue d"ocrate Corgress OF the United States has
not upon the ordinary subjects OF legislation Of every av
occurrence but upon question which at ths moment i.
ag'ttng this Union 20 It's ceuire and which fear /. %
tined 10 shver 10 into aions. Look besc~ch YOU Al
the dexerty with which Yankee art and cunning hsv
overcome Southern ereduty. Knowing that every man
woman and child In the Slave States would rise IN In r
carrying their slaves Territory-they cuupnyl,
dsclam the power buesvcst In foreio. co.vict, md
paupe whom they seiso the pols ssltis his eues.
tion, In the rags which half covered their b-,
they stepped aboard ship when they commenced their
voyage to our shores. See how the thing win work
new territory Is established A lev scattering m.
tive. OF the South impeed By the hope Of bcterng their
condition, determine to Migrate this promisedland
and land Of promise OF course they take with them
,ne, heTfary sa~s constituting perhaps, nine tsnths
OF their worldly wesh On reaching their destination
they are confront by the baekieg Capt Ryndes. m.
pef Presde Pierce. the President of the Empire Club
ana inc Bully OF Democracy. at the head OF the passc-
sinking with blgcwater and other much worse .nn,,
-tcnchcs-sent on under this redoubtabic hero by the
Emigration Associations" of Boston and New York He
announces TO them that, the friends Of freedom being
in the ascendant have decided by the power YES
ted IN them by the kansas-Nebraska Act that slaves
brought into the Territory by those calling themselves
their masters saaD, ipso tdeto, be enancipatcd f
Can any rejecting doubt that in all coming s,r,e
giles on Til, vital question. the shareholders must under
the operation OF ths Kansas law he in hopeless miuor
Ivy Tho recruits the South seuds to the field 70 main.
tain their rights the lev whom the spirit Of adyen.
TURF or the pressure OF necessity send out TO better
their condition. aud they scatter themselves all ovethe
new world OF the West On the other hand the Abolition
force Is augmented by the daily arrival Of ement sbps
freshted with thousands and Thousands OF bpeds
OF every class crcei the beer-who having no homes and
no choice OF home, ready their passage bling maid
to be thrown upon any point which fanatcism and
dabolical love OF mischief direct them II mi, min
epie OF sqaatter sovereignty is to be sustained as h will
be james buchanan Is elected Presidents is evident
that the South will have drawn around itself lines or A.
marcaton, much restricted than those traced by the
Missouri Compromise, the obltcration Of which they fool
hy thought was restoring them their lost rights and
placing them upon exact equality with their Norther,,
brethren BY this time, they have realized the fact
nat they have been enactng the fable in which the
uhtAught dog lost his character for by 'os.
ing me substance, In catching ut the shadow"
In another number propose give you the proof thai
e parry whch Is wooing and collecting you, with all the
o,anuishnents ana eaolements Of prsctsed Bawd Is
identified with the Freesoil and Abolition factions wbo.
bgotry hypocrisy and dabolca love mischief are hur.
ng this once happy and glorious nation 70 the verge OF
dishonor and ruin. ONE OF YOIT
ANOTHER ScENE ON CANAL SrRKEr.-Mr E1-Postm aster
Kendall and Mr. Thomas Adams had an alteration yesr.
day afternoon opposite Burnsdes relative are in
formed, 10 Mr.. Kendas assault upon Mr. McCay the dsy
before Ii ended in fight in which Mr. Adams knock.
ell Mr. Kendall down and gave him vigorous punching
aud wrested IRON him knife which he drew; he bein.
pulled OIL by bystander when Mr. Kendall shouted ui.
hcient On getting up Mr.. Kendall allowed that he had
not been whipped, and that all he wanted was a fair
chance The gentleman who pulled Mr.. Adams OF there.
upon proposed to polish of" Mr. Kendall 10 bis entire
satisfaction Mr.. Kendall demurred on the ground tba,
he was exhausted by by his first affair aud that the gen.
teman ought TO have walked into him In the st place
ihe thing being somewhat contagious respectable ell
derry gentlemen who happened TO be present. got excited
aud came together but separated before further
damage was done than Of them getting his hat knock
ell on Really, Canal street is getting be quite place
A. the city could not ID the being changed
Ionro Avenue we would suggest a more appropriate.
change Call it Rough and Tumble Avenue and be done
with it.-N. q. Crescent, I'd inst.