Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11
To CoRREsPoNpKNTs.
Tho "Rxaminer, .,iI, I'm Labor.

rous enemy 10 the South and TO Southern rights, that
breathes within the broad limits Of the Republic It yet
affects to be horribly shocked at the idea OF our avong
union with men, whose doctrines on the slavery qucs-
ton are ten-fod sounder and better and safer! IL is
ready and willing to take to its embrace STErHEN AR
SoLp DorGLAs-ho who proposes to dboiionise all
the Territories of the Uuion by of unconstuon
nj and hostile legislation" against slavery, the part
os the Territorial Legislatures composed Of sQuaters
from every corner of the globe IL proposes should the
Charleston Convention Just give the order as it Is now
almost certain il will TO elevate this man to the fcsi-
dencv whose doctrines as the Richmond EHqwrcT aud
dozens OF other Southern Democratic journals declare
are so far the practical interests OF the South are
concerned much oorse than the doctrines of SEWARD
II proposes to exalt this man. DorGLs, who as leading
and influential Democratic organs at the South ahrm l.
the father of the Black Republican party and has done
more 20 build up and establish that party than all other
men In the Union put together proposes thus to no.
nor A man. who is the very embodiment Of to
beresv of "souatter Sovereignty" and its most it,
s.terste and uncompromising advocate-a dogma,
which Mr. CALHOUN, the great champion Of South
ern rights, to whose principles and tenets the h.
..-,i.Sr protsssss the utmost devotion declared
far more oiioUs and far more dangerous 10 tie
s,,tb than fke HTlmot Proviso /" Aud Yet while
thus ready and willing support for the Presidency th
ipdious enemy TO the South and to Southern rights the
Examiner has the hardhood TO make the wclkin ring
With its camors about willingness to unite with men in
ths next Presidential election who so far as the practical
tsress Of the South are concerned angels light
in COMPARISON with SrEPHES 4. DouGLAs With the Hy-
,iasr supporting Douglas why may be- excused,
should we found supporting ADLER and safer man
4, the pe-sop OF wIiLAx H. SEwAEps AZ a Democrats
Journal however tho Ea1qnsr could support GIrny0s,
or srXyIE or Garrison, or WENDELL PHIIIFs for the
Presidency and vet be good Southern man I'll the
time, But as n Wing Ne cannot even support =nch
man AZ MILIARD FILLvoEr, who has been tried and
found true without becoming by that very act ati
stor and sympathizer with Black Republcanism and
enemy 10 the South and Southern institutions! Under
the name and in the guise OF a Democrat man may
hold what principles and pursue what policy he ch0oses
without exciting the dsrust provoking the denunca
tons of the Richmond Era niHsr. But Wing, mat.
Ter how sound his principles how just and safe the pol
lev he advocates is an enemy the South and
be trusted by the Southern people, The name Democ-
racy covers all political sins and entities him who bears
it, whether an nsidous and dangerous Aboltonist like
pouaLAs or whether flaming freeater and disunonist
like RnErr and Others the unreserved confidence the
warm friendship the tender embraces and the cordial sup
port of the entire Southern people No who calls him
SELF Democrat possibly think say, do anything
against the South unconstitutional and outrageous
as TO forfeit for him the respect and confidence and sup
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miscellaneous collection of political hypocrites deua-
sogue. scoundres and confdence-men in the shape Of
a National Democratic Convention Such q convention
by is mere act of nomination and recommendation can
90 whte.vash and purify a BENEDICT ARNOLD or
JcpAs IscAEIoT, as make him acceptable to all the
Democratic editors and politicians il the land! To gain
their confidence and support they neither request
pect any renounce his principles all they ask i
for him TO call himself Democrat, and conform the
usszes OF the party-that t. supper; al it, uomina
ions good bad Indifferent, and go blind generally
70. the sake Of the sPoi and he il Transformed
ito A. izaczs;e pArio;, and into Sou,heru-rghtz
- C. tas osi aztzp=a-aAb,e starnp, He nav szitae
;s- t.s lsoy=51 q slavery, and i-eite Instruction
.-gzE "a sLzres I'D kt-1P Negro b. The uholesAs
a. vs, = s1oslsa; material 70 make President Or
Cs--s, u5-5-s- o. P-oviled 5e cal himself Den
CT. G-5 t--zA 70 De-1o--acy,
we have o1ly 70 ssv that uhzz i5e Ez-1lfa,r st-U
b. tou-5 5euo-5cz1g tie zi-srz5,e A50l1ll.ts that
.s.-r rhir the bosom offs ova party-shen It sa. b.
f,pd s1co-ating tb@ back Of tia; l-eb-Aooou Ezi.s
tor aud src5-saeny the south, sTEyHEy A Do-oLls
and when II shA be found ceasioE 20 sate With the
Northern Democracy vho are f4- more Jaueelou. 10 tie
South thar the sTwAE1 RepgbHcaas-ws shall then ha
ready 70 appreciate somewhat the seicompaceucv with
which Il lectures on willingness " unite With n.
Northern Opposition, for the purpose Of overhrovirg
he Democracy,
and impcr the Union than az other parties put together
that have existed 10 hs country from the foundation Of
the Government Under present circumstances We con
der the Ryaminer engaged only in trying to confuse
aud alarm the Southern people With the old CRY Of stop
thief" with view Of divering public attention from the
Abolition enormiiics OF is party associates TIE
Black Republicans may be very bad sort Of people
tut they are nothing like bad DouGLAs and his
Northern followers with whom the Examiner is in close
and intimate fellowship II the Examiner can support
DoUnLAs for the Presidency can with equal proprie.
ty aud patriotism support SEWARD. n the latter is an
Abohtioni-t the former l. "a AbolOni-t: and II
ths Democracy nominate the latter Charleston the
Opposition may unite upon the former, for the sake Of
Southern rights and INTEREST," We hope no such alter
na,iye:may be forced upon by the El1aia and iis
party but e should be- We shall he ready to meet TO-
~ becomes Southern intent on bringing 70 the
block she head Of the dangerous Abolion.-t iu tho
Union. pho is errruFS A. Dorgr,s.
Bat 10 show what Of thc Eyrrqasy is in f.
Jozshp With at ue North We have ony t0 refer 10 ihc
character snd principles Of the Democratic candidate Tor
Governor Of ohio where Gee election Sc bod 10 day -
.uals g. ElysrY add should te he successful TO-DAY
tls E-aa,asr vin be among the Grt Co cfo. over Dr.
erection az o. triumph for thc south Well What -gr of
nan Is he l. be- among those Who pc pom aud let at
nalght the Fugitive Slave Law o. would not be- suppo
81 that Ne were 10 lNl.NND fhN
charges only Republicans and wings with dcrdinr and
notifying thc Fugitive Slave law. But pause o. moment
and asrertsin whether R,NyrY the Ey1iHsrs candidate
for Goycuor Of Ohio 3. in favor Of The execution Of m
Tugidve Slave Law and friend 10 the South A..
meeting held At Cau6cll Ohio, ON che aOh Of October
1850. 10 opposition 10 thc Fugitive Slave Law Jrro
Ea~SrY vas called Tor .pcechaud spoke a. follows
% Ne srpossi not opig Hs Isr,vors v,,Srn iu trGi.
fhs biH vac rusLsd through the H,is t,13,r ne yqg rel
ofHt SoufhrrH and ipfya0Hs ooJrstforf bf iH scam
$50 ANU pLfFrrutys EaIF dHafHesd me rL1lf BIN 90
UNCONSTITUTIONAL JHHf me v-.rFt.ra rl. ASST.
ff fn 10 Inception 1Hf yHss0g nv tlri, I1f or fss8
.Ast C1f mi their dfV rs,tirSi their rid iH brhrlf
THIRTY al fhs rigbN ~ blood 0fd hf 0. uir,rfIy
orr rtJrr5-ol tSwoUrHy or ora srfrRAcr Ho- ~ bsr
ader.'
After tins reasonable end iucoudary speech, tLc f1'
lowing resolution was introduced.
Rs,olr,A Thai come hfe o. come ifnursorn, com
fas o.. rslls DAN. riN Hsiter aid assist il n
,sfvrr 81 fnr fugitive siGrs bet, ne contr0ru
.-'W ksFbsr md sscreis oHd by az jusi proie
saa dFsd him, ond THIS girs him Prostioai Godspo
% Liberty
Add this resolution was passed unanimously, Jud.
R.SSrv, Of course, voting for it Now, viii the Eran
-, al az the difference between Rtyxrr and any 9TH