Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-02
For the Enquirer.
WILL VIRGINIA DO ANYTHING y TIE
SAFETY OF HER SLAVE PROPERTY! OK
WILL, SHE LET II SLIDE WITH THE CON

WILL VIRGINIA DO ANYTHING FOR TIL
SAFETY OF HER SLAVE PROPERTY ~
WILL SIZE LET II SLIDE WITH TIL CON
STITUrlONl
Open, public war now exists against The people ~
government Of the United States i'll the lerlito'! "
the Kansa,; and according TO the C0nstitu,,"m r "oL
laws all persons engaged i'll this war have S,ntcs
the crime of high treason against the ~ ,Ls slave.
The war is waged against the .Pe't'e = : ttia anC
holding States who 80 into that lGrtaor! ,hey carr,
enjoy the rights of ciiizeuS-not because I'm:
slevcs with them. because very IL" n"Ne III II -
because, lk. YOU, they say IL is !a"iu. ~ haua ho.,
And for entertaining this opih'!n, - h:!oj NOR. liar.
slaughtered in great nnrloofS, nror,jsed by the In.
hornns and h,llish than we hbo pt"o,'oou u e
NAouaa.s =, rhe frontier. Anu tlls war IL W. W
c'a" s"Nase' Er,n the New York Courier and I'm
,"Gsm Of August 81, 1876, we copy The following Par
agraph: ,,o. :, Tho Tabernacle, AUGUST %
100 c,,u,ludrd his remarks by saying II was liz
.,;-m conviction that the Free State cause III Kansas
mus, be maintained by force of arms upon the SOIL
The Free State forces there now were able 10 mani
min themselves against nny opposing force wI'i'l lh'
L, rriiory; but about three thousand men were required
in addition to reptl the invaders from Missouri aio
| other Southern States. About S2oo per man was re
CURED to equip and sustain this force tor Il su'hG'eh
time in kausas. What is to he done inust VI eon,
quickly. The Free State men are engaged III a maj
} desperate struggle aud must be susla'heu' Vi N"H'"'
will be lost 10 freedom forever ~ . L..
4 collection WAS then called for. The Centrai IRE
mont Club gave $2OO.
Can any man oil the South. VINO II NOT d 'raH"i J.
his country, read the sentiments oi hreoc'' H"U "
a thrill which will tingle every drop Oh ol"ou IL MS
veiusi Can Eirginians cit quietly down anu l'oh
with composure upon their siauSn'eFcu i"."e v.
the plan of Kansas, and not raise a mhser 'oasel'
the blow, which is destined next 10 iMi upon 'heIh,
selves, at their own tre.sidesi Have we no nitn
No money? Nothing for our common uelenre: are
we the poOr.tiinii degenerated creatures which Tie
abulition.sts affirm; or can we make All euorti
The Black Republicans III Congress nave 80 lar
stopped all supply to the army OF the United S'ates'
with a view OF enabling their friends to raise men
and money, and 10 cr usI out all Southern men, with
IMMUNITY, from the disputed territory. These
members of Congress are aiding and abettlng trea-
son against the Union and you. Have We not men,
money and other means for the conflict
We have III abundant source frotn when 10 drh"
everything needed, il but a manly effort oe made
Two noble hearted young nell, several days ago. on
hearing of the late slaughter OF our couhlryhleh,
threw down their tools and left for the field OF Dattle,
where glory awaits them. But where are inc slne"S
OF war ! In the pockets of our people: Inc lrea-
sury doors of the United States are closed against
the demands of the army, from motives ol DARK
iamnirg, bloody treason. Our people mast come L"
the rescue. We must now sustain our property" or
it IL slide. Where are the men OF RIchinoha WE"
have, in the last twenty or thirty years mace aHipie
fortunes out OF slave labor! Why are hey not cali
together 10 contribute their thousands We nave
lnru enough who will 20 10 the field of glory anc he
TEND the rights OF the South aud the Union, II that
South will r;ise lhe means, which We See the ao"!i-
t;onis.s are doing on their part. AID