Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10
SUMNER SIMPATHIZEkS.

Sumner Summers friends Cataliue WAS purity
itself compared to the Massachusetts Senator and his
friends are no better than he. They are all 1--WE
mean the leading and conspicuous oneSI av0wed and
active traitors The sending the Congressional com
,nittec 10 Kansas done with the reasonable pur
pose of aiding the rebellion in that territory. The
Black Republicans in Congress are at open with
government, aud, like their allies, the Garrisonan
uboltions;s, equally at war with Religion female vIr'
tue, private property, and distinctions .! race
They all deserve the hacr, and i: is vain and Idle 10
| indulge the expectation that there can BIZ union or
! peace with such men, Sumner aud Sumner 5 trends
must b.. punished and sileuced. Government, when
cannot supcGs such crimes as theirs, has tailed OF lis
purpose Either such wre;CEcs MIST be hung or put
IN the peniteniiary the S"uth should prepare at
once To Cult the Union We would not leopard the
religion and morality Of the South 10 save Union
TINT had failed for every useful purpose. Let IL tell
IN. North u; once. if you cannot suppress the irea.
.ounble action and silence the foul, lcenous aud
ialidel propagandsln OF such men AS Stephen Peare
Andrews, Wendell Phillips, Beecher, Garrison Sum
pr and their negro and female associates lei lis part
in peace We would like TO see modcsty' female vr'
tue common morality and religion, independent oil
Government. The experiment al The South 10 leave
these matters 10 the regulation Of public "p'non'
works admirably. We tue most moral, regIoat'
con,ened, and law.abidug people on earth and are
daily becoming more so.
Tn. reverse of all this is, for the time at least true
a. TIE Sorth. II you cannot expel the Black ke-
uublicans from power punish item aEd sienGe them
far the future YOU are incapable Of sell government.
yor should adopt military dcspotsm. We adhere
+. ,:r Republican institutions. lonr sympathy i"r
So,or las shaken our confidence II your capacity !
FIR self government, more than all your past history
full of evil portcnis that has been. lie h"d JUST
vo,.ei hi. completely in designs far lno:e t'apo'r"
Than ric.e ct CdlaHG o; Ce,ag4s MAJ, traAScelidh.
in inicuy all that the genius oi aloA has 1t''nu-
ted to Iii. fallen angela. We are not surprised mar
he shculd be hailed rs hero and s"'h'' Tor h'S pro-
vnsd war on everything sacred ana divine" oy '"''
p,nde;pnniurn where H. piIenous harrison, an"
Darker and Andrews with their runaway negroes
and ,.,,c,,I,r, women coryrrgar" H. belongs td
.ho, rrrw himself. he !. Il PROPER saint FOR a free
Love Saloon, or an luhhcI Gonvsai''i' hnt UNLESS
there be enough Of patriotism, religion and morality
Mt the North 10 express general deiesint'on {" his
crimes aud congratulations at his nerIted cas'iSa"'
~. had better part company. No evi! that can be-
,l the South would to GO Treet as association Win
Sumner and Summers sympcihisers.
We give below al extract from his Speech lin, Il
in truth the programme ct the aDohtoAiS's' iie
!hre2teua us with the slBdering ~ every hI'' ''o'
the upsttng OF every Institution OF socIey' WIZ
snmrtpi,y worse than war. Now this Is !Ust W!'h'
rboIi,iop proposes North and South. And We are 10
~. suh.ctrd TO those unhcard Of ills, because We as
u.r, ,ur .ousI right tu the COMMON DOMAIN ul the
I.;o, The North knows that he and his cpinPeers,
have already inflicted on society there, many OF these
very s with which he darky threatens the oo"''-
Basphcmy i'll the nGlp such rs Parker : nna beec"'
err. irIcl conyentiGns lectures. essays GIG speech
rs nsa,nst marriage aud against female virtue !cth
,i,rs rbilnus,rrics Oneida haun!s OF communism
and incest. agraran doctrines and anti rent practses
free love saloons Mormon States and Shaker villages
and thousand other vile sns, are the iuhIme'' the
in,erpr etation and Tie commentary OF This hend''h
ornriop. These constitute strife, more than 10
r.;,n more than social than civi but some
:rr romnounded Of ell these SrIic7. ana III ''Se'i
NOR. than war lte Ind hC vile a"-Gcatea EH'e ~.
ready stirred up OF the North the sirifes with which
b calmly threatens the South. sympathy with such
- wretch il a crime against morality, religion and
God.
The reader will fnl that, although he attempts to
involve and iarken his meaning, aud his threat his
roa intentions are those which we have attributed 10
him. This ID what he says:
"But this enormiy. vast beyond comparison. swelIs
IN dimensions 81 wigkrduess which the 'tnagnafi"n
Tolls in vain to- grasp when is understood ih'n tor
thi. nurno.s are haZarled the horrors 0t lntes;in"
find mo-; only in this distant Territory, but every
,yl-r, throughout the country. Already the muster |
has beruu The strife is longer local! but ma "naI
Even now, while speak, portents hang on "i me
1rh.s of the horizon threatening to darken The oroau
land, which already yawns with the mutterngs OF
civil war Tie fury OF tie propsgandists al Slavery
and the calm determination Of their opponents are
now diffused from the distant Territory over wide
spread communities. and the Whole countryin all lis
hostile divisions, and iore'haiow
in, q strife which, unless happily avertrd oy me
trIumph Of Freedom. will become 'war-rrtricidai'
pnrrjcidnl war--.wirh accumulated wicked
nes. beyond the wickedness Of any war III
human annals justly provoking the avenglng
Judgment of Providence mud the avcnglnS pen o
history, and constituting strife, in III" language OF
the ancient writer. more than tor"gn, more thai :"
ciaI more than cirR: bu: something comp"umhe" Oh
all these strits AMI in itself more than war sea po'W
m, JbfS Of min m.