Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-13

oil by gHtHsigs r,sc;r,sns in cate that M i"r
this they would have yo.ct ,"r Richardson, . Hi
nois haL that rc;.lse, ~ abii,c. ;Eeir manhood
woud not peraii: humiliation e:cr Tor ruriic god
10 :aca rc7Sons cZi:. 4 >ou,hcI. ;a:. u is2-
sentcd enc s!io-9 private cnarac!efia wthon; IAN,
whose political COURSE i wirhcu, sglspcton p@o>e
lairn.s, and imrar;ia? IN pnIiic position has "r"c'
boz. ;mreachei standing upon offensive re-"!'-
ton, but upyn The 'road platform Of constitutional
right g every state anl section. On .heo:ier h"nd,
The Republicans preset. an cndor-or ot and c"n.r-
b,,"r to Helper a"e,cral candidate, Flo dcIrre"
;E"t irrectorth his party will strive 20 oieet
~. Thorough orgaM2ror and indcp"nue''' g"'.''
81! action on the part ~ .hc -sh"c'"'!;@ "h'sIa
oi the South.
- lucgibility ci rro >aYcry stakeholder: ncser
another vote e. sny one who Aivocn''- the :-'"''rn
:mG pcrI",naton Oi human slavery.
y. No cc-r!crl,nn with pro -ia'rf. ypm'.c"s'S'
u" it hip "'th Them in religion; 40 "'e''"i'"
viii! then! III society.
-. No pa,rona,o 70 pro slarcry merchants; L"
guc>:s!r ~ sla:e-"al.in.: hotels, no tees % pro
slavery lawyers; employment OF pGo-slaNc.y it!-
1 ricialrS; 10 audience - prO-s! aver: parsons.
-. M moro hiring Of slaves by n0u-s.archH'Ge'".
-. Abrupt discontinunEc. q. subscriptions :" i't'-
/ slavery newspapers.
-. Tie greatest p"s.'t'l. encouragement % re
Wilt" labor"
Satt: is ;hc platform Of JOHN shermnn-- un,, 'c-
tween Boeock o! Yirgira, and JoGn sEernon OF
Ohio ,ho Souii! Ameridans refuse 10 choose, dna
80. lcy !ci. votes; ami tiiat too, H!;a'" S.Jiy
! days after John Brown began in actual war, the
impending crisis" Let thetn rci-ctuyon their po-
si,ion ar, upon the spri, that pervade8 | country;
lc: ,hec Southern gentlemen rehcr; uron tie 9d'un
t.t attaches 10 Helper, and if ;hey would avoid
similar notoriety, iet them mite apon Hcoocs The
Southern people viii No, receive ihc poor, silly pal
try excuse ,hu; hr Was c!l.cHs uOnIincU-ihey "oS
oly 10 the fact :ha, he received tho largest vote IN
opposition 70 John Sherman: and having received :Ge
great bulk Of :he Southern mc'nbeTs, il IL ihe duty
vi he South American, % make !ne South nri:,
when confronted uron the 10. Of Congress wiki
our enemies. Tnr Virginia member. Alr. boc!"r,
shoulI ak l,,nsc! he question, Wheeler his con-
s,isuen-, q asy party, will justly the laid and
coin!or: lie gives 10 John Sherman, T.: withholding
hi= vote from Mr.. Bocock.
|; will no; satisfy IKE Sout! 10 Say, ,he: The South
Americans united with the Democrats cannot organize
the House.
I.e t!.u result u ,:e srcah Ie il uiay, the
Glac! RcpublicaUs =. Possession Of sixteen
Northern States, hod.ns lie power oi tie Govern
meat, aG uulaal a,a-: the >n:'h, Hni my u'.,-
Les OF Congress who distrr;a and d.!,s ia; s"Uru,
is trltins with issues Of vital importance 10 tie co"i-
Try. The responsibility resting upon Tie South
Americans should cause them 70 reflect upon their
prcseu, position OF disrac,.ns the South, aud pre-
sri.i,ng section outraged witt invasion and mar
der, as divided End distracted in TIC face Hl her
ns-ailnnts.
Conservative Meeting In boston.
pl,r
FnncU Hall. The S:I .ns:au:, in compliance wi.h
the srhioiucd suggestion frow 'he Boston i'o'' @!
December I'd.
The Richmond Enquirer 'as cH!rs>-ed ,rrpr.
that the Conservative men ~ New Engiand uIu hy.
make some public expression Of th-!r mbEcrTeuce q!
the conJgc! V. Brown AM h;G conl"dcrit-S. and de-"
clare LrcrlInt!"n 20 uphold tile integrity " Inc
Union and tue constitution! '!gh', Of IL: slave
| EpldIuy States. ri!- Srr,uiUir should 4" ipiIs
rE9uPTtY aud en!phatical!y. y sr"I: rlrjoiii" ci
ra,ry:ic ciiZeEs me Tree State have uU. ir.tiv
appreciated the danger Incurred b: TIE nEa actions
wu!La D. tnc Ary!!i.clSts ;Ecy !aEe c,cii ier
niI,ci = ,ic seeds OF scjI0lI until the hare.
evils y. haGd. lie: the Conservative men o;
all parties take warning in time, and proclaim :"
their ir!low-cit;zene throughout the land Their de-
| tcFnined resolution 70 sustain tue EGuirderary Il,
const!tutou aud il, laws, and 20 strike the h..d o.
civil discUri from the haUdS Of tie political .t.c"E-
7 diaries WHO would apply the torch 20 lie g!"ripra
! Teinp!c Of tie Ameficuu Cnion.h
! The meeting WIS, indeed, worthy Of tie .ucmeHi-
! Gus questions wilcE nov G.i,ptc he COUNTRY, aud
"a. ir e"cEy ~: wor:hy o; .,a riscc aud the Hs
ces,ity ;ha. called l. together. Boston hiss T0sty.
! vii! Ma. .cLs.,,s Gs:' Wofi- pni fair Promises,
iu4ger, are mui., bu', uu,r.n..2y. th--. ..re 70;
I'll that uc ti:,e. require Legislative aei"D we'll
- popu!ar symra.Hy : demanded oelor" hn:ron:
can b. restored. 1t las u".c. h' taii"vci iy the
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