Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
How the Republicans Intend 10 Garry
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The following we'll authenticated and clearly
proved document was sent To the Editors OF the
New Orleans Delta, from Texas. by gentle.
man from New Orleans, who assures the Eii-
tors Of the Delta that there can net be parti-
Gle Of doubt as to its genunensss.
1t astartling and tendiSh document, which
is quite worthy Of the perusal Of those credu-
lous, easy going citizens who have no anxetieS
about the South no fear Of any real design TO
interfere witt, our institutions by Northern EN-
isSarioS
From the following, which we ind in the
Fort Smith Herald" We are pleased to learn
that the writer Of the document below has been
caught:
Son Sunday last, Rev. W. Ii. Bailey arrived
here in the Overland, under charge Of Mr..
Johnson, m officer from Texas. The reverend
gentleman, it appears, is one Of the disciples of
the John Brown school, and has been engaged
in the burni=g stealing, etc, i'll our sister State.
\ reward Of 5000 bad been offered for his de-
livery at Fort Worth"
The following is the letter sent TO Ne" Dr.
leans, identifying this individual:
DESroX CREEK, TEXAS, July Sd, 1860.
Dear Sir--A painful absceSS OH my right
thumb is my apology for not writing TO you
from Anderson. Our glorious cause is pro.
crossing finely as fur South as Brenham.-
There parted with brother Wamplcr; he
went still further South; he will do good where
yer he goes. travelled up through the from
tier counties IA part Of the time under tctl-
tious nane.) found many friends who had
been initiated and understood the mystic red.
I met with good nambcr Of our friends near
Georgetown We held consultation and were
UNANIMOUSLY Of opinion that we should be
cautious Of our new asSoclateS-moSt Of them
are desperate characters and may bctray us,
rs there are some shareholders among them,
and value the poor negro much higher than
horses The only good they will do us will
be to destroy towns, mills &C., which Is our
only hope in Texas at present If we can
break Southern merchants and uilers, and
have their places filled with honest Republi-
cans, Texas will he an easy pray il we only do
our duty All we want, Tor the time, is the
control of trade. Trade, assisted by preaching
and teaching, will soon control public opinion.
public opinion is mighty and will prevull)-
Lincoln will be elected; we will then have the
Indian Nation, cost what it will Squatter So.
vereignty will prevail there as it has in kans.s.
That accomplished, we have but one more step
to take, one more struggle TO makc-tliat Is,
free Texas We will then have conhrcted
link from the Lakes TO the Calf Slavery will
then be surrounded by land and water, and
soon sting itself TO death
] repeat, Texas we must have, and our only
chance is to break up the present inhabitants
in whatever way We can. II tmnst be done. Some
OF us will most ;ssurcdy fall in accomplishing
our object, but or Heavenly Father will reward
us for assisting him in blotting out the greatest
curse on earth II would be impossible for any
of us 10 DO all act that is as blasphcmous, in
the sight of God, as holding slaves We must
have frequent consultations with our coored
fricn,lS--lcL your meetings he i'll the night
impress upon their cloudcd intcllcctS the bles.
sings OF freedom; induce rs many to leave aS
you can. Our arrangements for their accom-
mediation to go North are better than they
have been, but not 50 good AS We would
like. We need agents, both local and
travelling. will send o"i travelling agents
when get home. You must appoint I
local agent in every neighhorhood in your Dis
trict. ! will recommend lew that think
will do to rely upon. viz: Bros. Leakc, Jones,
Evans, Mcdaniel, Ncorv, Cole, Nugent, Shaw,
White, Clifford, Ashley, Drake, MeekS, Shuts
and Newman Brother Leake, the bearer of
this, will take circuitous route, and see as
many Of our colorcd friends as he can 1t is
also recommended that q different match be
L. n,,,, f-,a I, rnDfa n
inferior article; they emit too much smoke,
and don't contain enough camPhene. They
are calculated TO get our friends hurt. will
send supply when ] g2 home. Twill have 10
reprove you and your co-workcrs for your ne
gligcnce in sending funds for our agents. But
few have been compensated for their trouble.
Our faithful correspondent and Industrious
agent, Brother Wcbber, has received but 4
trile-not as much as an apprentices wages
neither has Brothers Wilctt, Mangum and
others.
You must call upon our colorcd friends for
more money, they must not expect us TO do all.
They certainly will give every cent if they
knew how soon their shacklcs will be broken.
Nv hand i, very painful and will close.
Yours truly, WM Ii. BAILEY.
y. B-Brother Lcake will give you what
few numbers Of Impending Crisis we have;
also, brother Summers speech, and brother
Bcecher'S letters, &c. Farewell.
THE STATE or TEXAS, CorSTY or TARRASr:
Personally appeared before me, the undersigned anhori-
w. pare lshcl man we'll known, who being duly
sworn according law the foregoing letter was found
by George Grant ani himself the residence Of said
Grant ak miles wrst OF Fort Worth, near where horse
had been fed seahiy 1t seemed, and that said letter
has not been Of the. possession ill now, and that II has
not been altered in any respect whatever.
Given under my hand and the seal Of Tarrant County
Court this the l0h August A. ID. 1860
r,S1 THo5 ". MATTHEWS, Deputy,
For G. Nance Clerk Of the County Court Of Tarrant couh
ty, Texas.
hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is true
and correct copy the original letter n posses
siop except that OF the spelling has been corrected
Wn.s, INV the sea the Tarrnnt county Conrt,
this 18th day of August, lsCu.
(LSI Tuos 81. MATTHEWS, Deputy Clerk.