Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
For me Enquirer
noTTs AND OTHERS SUI GENERlS.


The charge Of Bolts and others, that the SCUM hv
nroyuked the agitation of the slavery que'tG;"h
In. rapcnl OF the Missouri Compromise, 10 49,
the s.irhtest foundation and an outrage WHICH w
the spverest Reproduction, coming from Snul"r,
What ia the history of the repeal Ol INC ',s
t,n,nuromsel In 1890, the then Territory OF 80
= having complied with the acquisitions oi INC ,
,itutiou of the United Stases, applied IN prop.'
m bs admitted State into the Unloh' na, rs
formed such a Constitution as entitled nrr ~ A
.roi in rights TO the other States of the Union ~
d;nr;tv in Congress- in violation of the C'hsllu'o.
~ The United States, rejected the apphc"n.,,
can.e ,he wished to be admitted as slaVo 81 ~,
| rannessse, kentucky and other States hau ,t,oss
,a into IN. Union as slave States, and now
majority in violation of their oahs and tho
linn and usapus of the government, Taiuseu " ""
,ho Territory of Missouri, because their ctlzens
lave owners Where did this 9Ss;tlo Z" the M
mission of Missouri come from Who leao ''i1 m
nr;ncrl.d majority? Let history speak. i hu'u .
KIM Irnu the North, with his Northern ta' INC "
I'ssfnI meteor, appeared in the North as lIe oinen
of the rise of tho sectional question. lne ,;..ou
mise made WAS made III violation oi lhe @ OF nf
and the images Of the government-was Dut a aTr
Cnrgres,. subject Mt any time TO be- repealeu, w,
this satisfy the anti-savery party vi Tie Noi' ~,
Al all regular war has been waged ever s'i'Se
the sl.y. States. The Constitution OF inc LII,
S,a,.s giving to the slave States tho IL
:" 70 cnnturs their slaves in free States ms ,
h..n virtually violated and the proper! VI r
Son,h taken from it under the sickly sen''l'e.a,,'
and fnnaticsin of party al war win 'ut ,. .rsn,
,ion. The halls of Congress have been Wv. I S,,h
where the abotionsts have heaped upon LIZ nnnt
III Tia onprobrous epithes their malice cou'a n..'.'
Md .udaavored by petitions and resolutions " ,"
,hsi, miscellaneous ends. Men high Ill "'I''1, 9. i
n +, President has said lot slavery persn' 'nouE
,c.aus of blood may flow Tor words OF eu"h' !,naJ
meaninvl When the anti.slavery parry ;o o,'a'
70 convulse tho government, returning 80 -
hIed natriotjc Congressman from the Tree STATES "
mas the Nebraska BILL which virtually iepen' 'n Nv,
Missouri Compromise and places all the les VI
tina ,.,ne platform of equal rghis--the rlni, W ee
IN. Union with or without slavery, lis '''ey Jun.
choose. Cat. shot oro
Who are the degenerate SONS Of the South ta' are
willing to surrender their unhIehapIe, "nuoup, leu
r,hts of the States equally enttlsd t" participate
i'm ho,e Territories; men VINO are trallors W c NV
Bile sentiments that characterize the sleal pouy W o
Southern people: who talk about ohloh anu oai .e'
honor and their rights for Office We, OF the SOUTH
hnve slaves; we cannot, if We woun, culuh2e ihem'
Wa will not tree them because they would be- Il laza-
roni popuaiun and the craven soul that VIII submit
IN dsbunorable terms from fear or interest," iad D"t'eT
make tracks while he may. The people oil the South
where Washington lived, with host OF heroes ahu
statesmen are too brave to menace, but VIII $40"
that if necessary honor is not extinct or p"'ro'sW
flown from their sunny regions:
The Democratic party, national party, MAINTAIN
the old Republican doctrines of the equality OF the
States and The sovereignty OF the States they MAKE
war on no section OF tho Union, and IN their cnnd
date for the Presidency, PRESENT. 10 the ln'nh talent
Ell mud long tried and experienced statesman hIrrd
by LEGAL and political knowledge for the office Inc
triumph of the conservative principles n the Demo
cratic party, under his administration, Will hhhl'h 'he
political storms that appear 10 menace our ln"l ana
our progress in prosperity and happiness VIII sun De
onward. o.
PRINCE GEORGE.