Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01

Nothing jnurna) himself the ,,ruhahi Know. Ny;n,
candidate for Governor of New y,rk and ,In ,,aJ-
iur Fillmore.inuu in the N.w yvL S,,,s S.no, h.s
brought forward in ll,u, body an sr.ndm.n, f., ,s
State Constitution, for the ,,,r,,n. If ;,uu,ur,,;,
tic policy Of v.jcerspi ae,ro ,ya.o,. f., X.,
York n, ,,,..rut no neur, cu,, ,,,,.. ,,i., h h.
ur,r.r,v au,,fr,,i,r of S,;o u..,pl ~
I., ',.,,, "
'''""'e 's" "''N 'ia' !roposcs' u! the "llo"nig
a!:ir.!lr IN DO away with this restriction and L.
extend TO negroes equal ri.hts Of ,uhrare a. TO the
ub;,.s.
.,,,
hc'UFe"' VI '"y A"'emn'y eohc'Ir,t thai TIC !ol-
""'"- pr i'"Poseu "s Aii amendment 10 me C"s,i
'u!n :" 'h' H'H'' WHICH WheIi approved rnd Hi"pl.
~ III ''' "'"'' P'"''uc" ny 'ie Con-'ln'l"h shall
nH'uihe par 'hei'o'' VIZ Every uiae cihel 1oIn
in ~" United States, wh" shall have attained the Gse
"i ~ years, Itsih'i IN the Stale ul one gear nrNi
preceding aud IN Inc county III which liz may offer
ieeii 10 or admitted 10 ihs p:irlege an eieci"r
III least iour months neIt preceding Ihs True he mIy
no o'ler himself aud oail maintain good moral char
ucter' shdil. OF cu,nrlvng With such ruirs and rogu
iuuons rs are now provided by law aud III addition
ue ao!e 10 read any article OF the CAsitalun, any
secuoh ot the statutes d ths STATE, lie admitted md
dee'ied nn e!sc.or.'
We Gull the serious attention OF Southern Fiji.
,u,ranp- T., IA. ,,o,.tr,,c rr,,,.i,;, ,r ,h: ,,ii
= ''f'".'''" " ''t.' '''"H
coa"1u'or III 'he EmHfo H;Hte. lnote"d OF our Own,
pr, cr giving the admirable s:ricture. o: North
,r,, n .,,,,-o.;. ,,,.r ,ho p.,i.,.- ,..:.., -.
,..,, 'i
rh'''O'e s0"chc VI Hlla''hihHli"h dhu absorption
at the polls, that sGunds HE BID lyr bu!tun votes
I-,ir TN. ,..,,;,,,, ;, ..,i. IU,i,. Ga, ,,,,,I,,,i
-.
S'''' P''P'Te' ''''S'''"' '"h" n'''hi'he''' INC
f"rh">l"r m"n says With Cr"a; force.
II vii, bu "bserv Cd thai Ii. ELECT oi iI- hncr.I.
men. wouid bc tu ahv.ish Tie Property qualification
{" people rt color, and 10 .init black tnd white to
suffrage, and 10 ell uu.;iica franchises on yre( .srv
tn, san" terms VIZ c.r;u; uu rrpnrt Il i. urnu,.
-iin ~ a step in tile wrong Grcctiuu-wrn,,.- m
urnriur gad wrong iD n!i,, indeed wr.nr IN every
a.ucc: IN which !; can he, yi.ucJ II yuuI! ...,o ,o
be q fact su pu.pubc Il. 10 require no argument 20 So
cur,. il. rec,sg.,iou Ly all INTELLIGENT rncr ,b,t ;L
Wnit, and Sr,.r. r,1.s ranrni conl,;,oi. yy;,Eort
Inju- yio!rur, Ia The unij,. Instinct, ot bn,h rht.v
ar, naturally r,pui,iv. IT, each u.hcr Mature fl-
irr!ar,d hy Il law which chnur.i!, moi, and which
n:,u canned with immunity is,r,rr thar il,r-. Iwn
rrr,, shall rr,n,iu .,p,rat,, nnd d.ln., t,r, v,r
Ih. -. pr,,un,i;i,,,. r..d I'm ,sr .un,nrt tLtu ih
., 'lt ,,.t H., ,r H.. ,,.,,I,I!ii, f,,' :, go
:, 't., ,u, = h,,'';t r,, ,;,,, - :; ,,; .,
~ az w. :" i".' '''' I" = '''I'' ''' !"
BON lie l&!n' Fa'rs' Una: u Nl'Hi!S cse- Use pro-
'r"'s i"r"H ANU '"' II i't /" l72'i IL ra!'h'V ue'
GENERATES a'ii mast necessarily soon nc'"ne extinct.
phihe CohIar Tue coitihSiIS oi dheLrh' nthnches
III u Ihh'dsiah hace Improves Ii, uoIH phySichi'y
AMI ih''ir' tNeliy.
lhc-" Iacls viii not Toe disputed by any candid ana
Intelligent man. And they would seem I" br quite
,''".',r,. ,,r.,,o..d hy Wr Hrook. 1ha c"ni.mnIa.
tel amrnimcn; enconraCrs the Negro 10 believe tina,
the prriadic" against color Is bn' "him' wh!rh
;,..a; 80 ,;',9 iT.".aI .r,a',., ,I, ,.. y, .,.~
instead ni Nn'"ra! ltas"a>'n Inhl inu-' Hc c'e''
maj aiiL thH' tlc "'H'ht'"is o' Race N ltEist' '
the African vii! melt AWAY under Tie m"ti!! !ng m
funrce of line IN the s:,Ine manner as Ih. G..irc
/ tons between Saxon and Cel, Romano, tsnt"mlc,
Sciavir, &c, Nc, gradually ia:r-brccnc fainter
Md fainter II, !:eners',"n sn,rcch- sciirrton, 'ni
,i,; srrh h9,o. ur,. utterly ,,.u.:r nii ,ha, il j.
n;,,ly irrn.il,e in ;L. ,,ur,. Of rhius ,hsf ,h.y
.nn y,r A.. r,jix.,; And il .c.n. Il, n. h-.id.Giy
r.r,r., in i,l,,or ar Statesman T., ,;.rsI n,
H., rl,;. :, ,,d;I,. ,.ras,, Il. any ;,,.r :lIr Inn
II !. fr i;yr ,r aiiE(;,r the Nero as we'll ~ ;b-
WEi,,n .,. nj ,,. Truth in T,.ari Ia the un:urHl
-,I.,,nrz Of ,h. ,v, ruc.s rrj ,n ,a ,.nvcru.L jy
-" ,,,,,,,, -, v.,y,I ,. ~ ii,
| governmental ana social arrangements Clicctln.
T,,E ~
! Ear ,r;.c, j., our i,d,r,cu, ths, NJ U,,o,-' nro
,os,,,m u,,rij he IN .,nr,mi,nrn; nlulsa;n, Nero
Snfrnp" rnc.thcr some of the States have alre,,-
dy established the policy of excluding the African
Race from all participation III the affairs Of govern.
incu,. And IN doing this they have simply give,
irnc:ita effect I" the dictates OF Natural Law. They
tell ina Negro, IN ticc that u'lT trcnt"r obruus!:
never dcs;sned that he aud ino White should belong
| to ihc same body ro'!tsr sud HAT Il were fraud
upon the former To n'ice n'in - ndnlge III" c"ntrh-
ry belief The African Race has acted upon thi,
pr'lclple wherever u mas ob!hil'rd thc To"rr-hnt:
doing 80 II has 06eyr' MI instuct as uncrr!ng n
! inspiration. In Hayt und Liberia the Whites ara
excluded from all participation in public n,airs On
this point, II, least, the Negroe. az; w.ely-ao wise.
| ", indeed, that Of our Legislators would d.,
well TO bn influenced by their example.
| Whether the African is naturally inferior to tho
Caucasian aud whether the natural relation of the
t~n is that OF Master and Slave, il not necessary
now 10 inquire. |, ia enough thu; Natural Laws trr
,i .'at a'ey s%""'u h, "..ne aii a,,
honor.ncm. Knee. And r,cosnizmo iLi, cr.ut
Fact. this higher than any La" ri merely human en-
dreh', ho VIZ" anu ro.i'ris'i'ou. lou .@.',''"' ca.
,L,!. .b.i, cn,t.,r;p ,n ,I. onrn.;,e ,heory
IT, s,L-.,,.rt ;.spa oi ,hs Rncbest.r Tri,,, III,
nssr. 9 Inn, l.,,,r from Vim. Jane. Watkins, a ,nu
.r ;;l u,,,I., ." :; D.
'a'Io c'.It"' W T''"''''N i'''"S'''~ p"P'' '' wv