Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-04
eidalng. In she nvor OF the Lincoln GOV.

Gidalng. In tho fuyor OF the Lincoln GOV"
ernmcnt-Pcople Of yire inia think oH it!
The appointment, of Joshua T. Giddnrs to MI INT
portant and responsible Office uIdcr the Lincoln nd
ulinistru,on, cannot tail to make profound mrres'
sion unon the thinking mind Of the South. Thut
appointment Of itself, ought to have the elect OF
arousing to resistance every true son OF Virginia ana
Of the other slave holding Suites Tho history OF
Giidngs as IN aboltionst aud insnrrectlohiN'' 20
known TO every man, woman and chiia III '.' ''
EIc has rendered himself lnfamonsty ho'o.i."'
his diubocu malignity to the South, 10 "
ipsurr,ctionury speeches delivered III congress- anu
T., III. eomplicity with John Brown movements, III
Ohio md other free States. On the 10Th March,
1854, In the House OF Representative, the "Doar:-
headed reprobate" made speech, in WHICH lie
boldly ayowed hs desire and his purpose 80 Tar is III
him luy 40 pu, arms in the hands Of the slaves ard
instruct hc,Ii in their u,e" In 1859, Gdiugo wrote
letter TO tho Oberlin abolitiuniss, in which Tic IL"
ONLY justified the men who overpowrred the C"',eu
States ottcors uud rescued fugitive slave out "i
their hands, but aIrisel the murder Of Tie c''sr' q
As lap. Or TINT occasion he said:
"Ia di,reqGrdtng thI la:c, tbs p-jsoSe" ed r'rh'
Their error consisted III sPAsiSo tux LlsEs % '''e
slave cutcilers. Thos piIaisS shoyid hae' BEE" Hs
livsrsi ocs 10 tho e0!orea m<, ard comsi?nta 10 "a"
doom Of pira<S. Yea are aware thu, this - ur "'e
triue Mli;ch proclaimed in Cougr"--. a"iitie l"
il. HAL the prisoners EXECUTED tie "@Ss e-"s's''
promptly, It would have ulshl the Administrator!
lessor, not 'ou to be forgotten We .i"i"a nav
been no nlvfr troubled with hut cluss % nIsriei"'
They would have learned better tEnn 10 -h"% tsi:n''
selves s,uorg all intelligent people who Know ''si'
sights, and dure maintain thrm."
On the 10th February, !Ssu, JashGa Z. G'dalnsS
wrote letter to the Ash!ahu!a Sentins' Ill W':sh
he said:
"Our friends Mt llcne should be Sow 10 1cn."ro
their Representative lnr DESERVING Mr. "''e,,'i''
They felt the humiliation ut discarins rh"iu'',e
because he endorsed the doctrines OF ll.'l.f' n'h
.psry sentence Of achich FnaS re.po"ss .! me "s"'S
ojaN true R.pu5lssanS."
Til. Helper bouk, let The rcaie. bear II! 'iiina' DC
uounces shareholders "th. buses: rrilh'i''s,
| ''more criminal thar cosmon mutdr:s'>, gang
of licensed robbers IuiEans, thieves rnd ninrder-T
Ii ul,o suggests The cutting Of tie masters ;hr"s',
mud urges the .i.nncdiatc and uucvIdil1un abolition
of slavery in every State i'll the Co:,dcrHcy "Ec!e
now exists Gidiings endorses every seniefice o.
the Helper book und Lincoln aud Eis administrator
endorse Giliiuys III tic mos; uncquis"cal maIl'ieF
The Indianapolis "scntnei,' Tho orSah u 'ie
conservative party Of IadIana, asks;
FOR what parl,ose ha, Gi,idings been nFnoin'eC'
To afford him opportunity 70 iarshnI aHa uf'h 'e
free ue .uvs there lvr another Brown rau or 70 caf
on, the dabocal suggestion OF Horace Greeley ai'
lead the Cuads negroes TO tile nss7.acs o. The iFto
negroes of tue North whos0 arnius Horace suggests
Tor descent upon the Son.h y more unfortunate
appointment except that Helper himself, who rs
the way, is au applicant for consuishp could not
have been made Il will i,ti,St= tie Byrdes States
beyond measure, and may give tasri Out c. he
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