Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-06

The ssExaminers, Black Rcpubticani.ui.
The Exa,ainer Of yesterday contained two column
reply to our article of the previous day. in which
stated as a well known and indsputable fact that 80
far as the Black Republican party, distinct political
organization is concerned there is no evidence existing
OF any intention its part, the EfdHtier alleges
TO employ any and all to exiirpate slavery from
tie Southern States whether by the bayonet OF foreign
enemies or by the torch and knife of the rebclous
gro We added, that mo such purpose had been
sgnfed by the Republican party, and no such threat
ever made nor do believe that any such purpose has
ever been or well be- entertained by it, that
such silly threat towars the South viii escape iis
lips"
The Eraminer we think, is singulary unfortunate in
the mode of reasoning itempoys show that the Repub
leans IA party propose TO themselves Ito eHtirPaie
slavery from the Southern States by violent 1t
oycrooks entirely the National and State platforms of
the Republicans in Of which be found
single sentence line word syllable remotely squni-
ing towards Congressional Executive interference
with slavery in the States where exists. Their plat
form Of principles put forth by the Philadelphia Con
yenon which nominated FREsoSr, has been read aud
r.resd by the Examiner and the whole Southern people
l. there any thing in that platform looking the abo
ton of slavery in the Southern States WIZ the ErHi
r assert that there is2 The respective State platforms
of the Republican party have been, also perus 10y the
RraBiner and the whole Southern people Is there any
thing in any OF those Platforms winch indicates purpose
ar conveys threat the part of the Republican party
ito employ any and all extirpate slavery from
the Southern States whether by the bayonet Of foreign
enemies or by the torch and knife OF the rebelous
sroy" VIII the Examiner assert that there is
We affirm that there is word in either the Ma
tional or the State platforms Of the Republican party
hich can be tortured by any ingenuity of construction
.t,r 6 b.
To interfere with slavery in the States where it exists
And there be nothing in any OF these and
repeatedly adopted platforms looking such n;erfer
cnce is il not Just reasonable infer that no such
design is harbored in the breasts Of the Republicans as
party? l. it incredible presume any such
folly and madness the part Of large body OF reflect
ing intelligent, shrewd men, no matter what their hor
ror of slavery may be- We submit that the Examiner
has signay failed in its effort sustain its broad and
sweeping charge against the Republican party We
submit too that viii fail much sgnally in It's mis-,
cheyous endeavor ill the minds Of the Southern peO-
pie with needless apprehensions of violent attack
their Institutions 10y the Republicans Of the North. We
feel II duty whisper in the OF the Examiner
that it is sadly mistaken in supposins the Southern peo
pile fools aud ignomuse and ia taking for grant
ed therefore, tina, it easily induce them to believe
that the Republican party mediate the violent overthrow
in supposng that the great of the Southern people
familiar with the principles purposes and de-
signs Of the Republican party itsef Is Being able 10
read and being in the habit Of reading, they have long
since acquainted themselves with the fact that there
nothing in the world in the teachings and avowals Of
Republicans party, which indicates the airociou
Abolition intent which the Examiner obviously for par.
~ purposes, imputes TO them.
But overlooking and passing by the National and
State platforms Of the Republican, tie Exaa.Her turl
IT, attention the declarations Of Of the Repu5E
can leaders aud claims to have found in those deez
tons positive and convincing proof that the Republican
putty Is committed the idea Of employing zuy and
all means e1drpaie svery from the so-sberu s,aie
whether By the bzyoaes Of foreign euses % b. tie
torch and the knife % the rebeIo1s negro Il qso,e
in the first paee the erTepres.ib.= eouEies se4r:sz
Of srBaEp. With which or res5ers are already FINN
end srgaes thai that i eridenes q tie g=-5e . l
tribu;es TO tie RepabEesn pzr1y-viez i, L. Il r-c-
f.--ss % be O1iy 2yilios--s L.lis5- iLe -a-1 s
sEvAED himself that slavery I'D Fres5gz el-1o. s1.
t0-e.he- Ard yst, - ttzt axe s5s=1l is ~ IL
efryA4ti- Esrz-o- o; SrV4Er "a. ls --z1- e. - g.
ssrss ibs sb9toa q slavsEy IL sy-iz-- s-r=s b.
d.. ast expect o. b51s f0r s1-5 ras -,se,-f l-11F
III critics T "A, J>, Il .i> ,zz-e s-,s 1rf ,a ,1-
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az a. a. j. ea5ass eEtra=-s- 80 fr1-r tss AT
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,.rssy. i.ut nos ozs Il pi,l -i,us at eer q he
80 ,sOyo-e o. ss-ss - eTl-pae AVER from t-
s-ae- sat- b. riss5t aleals. L.. u Al % ~
49, szi ss gspu1ans, as party, erssrsia aay --h
a-sgH-
Bat read ihs ioouins p-eeos eItzst from the gs7.
.s5asrs lai.orss srtiee. r. ak.
-Tsr wiz would lad IL reader. n infer that, u
t.0lF n the leader. d the BiarE Republican pr
~ declared their determination % errfate slavery
fro To- States ve from the Territories yet that
yIsfg, The Black Republicans have never made an,
-asn tlrest Bot II the rank and Die of the Black e.
u1tcan party DO cordially eudor.r the afroe0us In,
Infamous doctrnes OF their leaders why do they not
tset better men WHY do they continue 20 DO honor Il
trer Abolition leadefs Il they 30 cordially endor-
all hlt they have said about crushing out slavery In ID
Southern Siatess Who ever heard Of patriotic COZ
.srgaye party selecting for its leaders iufics and
ticg a. the Black Republican party has DONE WHY q
t, public servants Of this detestabls party wear Oh
black livery Of AbOlOnism, IL their constituents are d
posed to protect the rights Of the South And Il Oh
Black Republican party does approve the idea Of a
"irreprcssibr conflict" which Is only 70 end with 'str
king of the shackes Of the slave 10 every Sou.hcr
State why do they select their sandard-Dearerz IA
Inen who most boldly and uubushingy utter such ,tr,
eious senlmentsY Heretofore the sureat test Of IN
principles Ola party were the openly ayowcd views au
doctrines Of is leading public and splpcr organ
and by this STANDARD shall try the Black Repubir,
PARTY The idea Of conservative respectable party y
ieclng inccndiarcs aud fanatics for IT, leaders ncfi
praise for IL originality II FOE nothing else"
Now jpsi look at these utcrrogatories Of the Rrr,
mr. and how easily they may be turned against u
Rgaminsr and H. own party. Il takes the dsit,
ground that tho views and purposes Of political part
must necessarily be inferred from the declarations
some few Of H. leaders II this be the proper eroun
What are the Southern people 70 think Of the Democr
&c party, which has honored, and still honors, M,
whose principles are worss than those Of Sewart
WHY does the E1uginsr avow ~ intention to suppo
Douglas Tor the Presidency, if 10 its own language.
does cordially endorse all that be said about crus
ing slavery" n the Territories. by means Of " DO
rc legislation against ity Nov, Che idea of rcspe
table, conservative" Southern journal being wiling
support sueh enemy 70 Southern right for the Pre-
dency Look, too az MARrS aud joins YAx BuEf
aud Dts, and HALLErr, and FoRSEY, and Doror, al
R,xxEy and host Of other leaders Of the Democra,
an Of whom subscribe 10 DorotAs hostile Legislation
theory aud ready do an in their power 70 excu
slavery from every foot Of territory belonging to
I'nion Look too, nearly the entire Democratic pr
of the North, which subscrbes to and advocates
came doetriue And consider also that the Eraoij