Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01


As we had reason ~ cxreri 50 IL 'agn<-rf
That the specniatO,s on power aud paiiiis.si L.
tuehce, ale now u>ins iheir tiiciis TO rtrYsct
Tue re-eseciion OF those i;-tabris vLO tsuc 10
I've cchStiiniiou, Z" common sense as,i 4hNre
| all to the auto" al the states, refused 10 vote
Tor the restriction .1 MisSouii III" ,..s
hypocrisy, the sam. plausible arcnnruts tle
same san'tsicd Glamour whici ps,,si':d i2st
wi"trr. arc nnw ,ut infeqrisiiiap 10 ear. III
point ors ina!y In view--namsl, the erection IF
no''hen Pait:. The triumph 81 federalism or
,he 81 para ~ fie psioa. Que az sil Of tr"..
events were anxionNy desired an,, post.,iiv
wihstrip The cloak OF humanity rom the Sii.n.-
GERS OF these designing spectators, and exhibit
them III their naked 1efosniiy. There il !.
nai' IN me American character. whirh cau,nt
be too highly estimated sit is thai oT a frank
ana unreset,ed conf 1epce- ,iisdsinirc hi, an
advantages, and not suspecting il m cih.rs--
prepared 10 combat with AN ole,i foe bu, nor
al"avs guarded against The seriei approaches
ana coward attacks ofhypcciiitcat npnuucrts
In proportion TO the danger wlic,, the ari.
fation OF the Missouri question involved The
union OF the states, is the indignation now
manifested ON the discovery of the real OBJ
Jecs ~ view-and happily for this county
ior republican ptinciple and Itne lib it, Was
me discovery oi the Interior objects, Tor Il eAs
cindes It's projectors forever fiohi lower a.i
influence.
The founder Of The Elissovtjr.ni * X eh.,er
Oh massachusetts, "A rnau " hn. 10 great taieLt
unites cold hearted speculative Iesi.uiii:. iuri
OF NINA his principles are IL step beyond fe-
10 array north against south, citizen az ainst
ci'iZeh ahd ruiu II he cpulti not fnie Judge
otofy played no SEiaH part in this game and
~ auoi ihetn power was 10 be cieaied he Hal
,efed himself that lie vas capable OF taking
INC lead his humane policy is duly estimated
WEBSTER addressed himself to Hopkinsou of
penns!lraia. who lately has tak-u up his resi-.
ue"ce III New Jersey and Hopkinsou got up
tne hfSt meeting on the subject Ut Missouri in
mat eta'e, although he now deGies all agency III
mat affair Mr.. Secretary Dwight Was ,ai-
oiiiai agent In the plot. MI. " al~h was eaiisi-
"a. "a, an" or. refer 2. Jay aud others cot az
me meeting in his city We were among th..
urst Hal approved of these steps and aite,itii.
,he me.ting: 10 arrest the evils of slave y,
oy constitutional meaures, was too inuci. ia
cOnsonauce with the freedom II orr mstitu-
lions 10 be disregarded tut we were ssou
aPprised OF the teal objects i view. 10 be de-
ce'ved, under the cloak Of phisniln cp, was
NO ext lunar! circumstance but ibc proc rrss
OF the affairs soon de eiopCd the sestct ,nlr,s.
,tops OF The pune movers II nny II src,jei
iidfVord contention business, conducted under
Tue gaiD oil humanity, aud thousands took sa
active pafi who now view IN. actors aud ih,ir
ooJtcIs win indignation. The union was ne, =
er more seriously threaiened than /, was irl,le
tue agitation OF this quesiio,i-a,,d The result
so lar rom extending and stiegIieuag inu
mime ce of The north. has united ,is Sopr.
am "est against Us, aud cut dovn the iittie
influence we formerly possessed. Clinton ami
oihers, ~tie mlnoi agents, apPoiuied 10 make
Il 1nesiion oil IL in this state, and deceivIn.
'SN"i "S "e Always hds zone. thdi tie cOuld
gam something BY IL, he TOOK an active part
anu ~ ISIS last message, he ustnctiy stated,
that : no err could he greater lhai a.;,nn-
ing M!ssoUri without restriction thertbY
meaning 10 convey the idea that the eisoiu-
Ton az The union wonid not be considered as
an evii equally rs siea, 40 Niisscuri witLout
restriction. The constitutional TIA, slate has
at length been received, and It's pfeyisionsa-
gaiist Tie extension OF slavery are as tavo,E-
apie as honest nien could wish besides Il is
hHoWh tHai h]iSsouilw II u-ithe 8 produce COZ.
Ton, ,egar nor ice. and cons. queutiy reetors
VIII MOI be required. The consul alton will bs.
approved by congress. aud the asiiators Of
,uis piot debated and dissraced. Mr. Hon
hihson II should be known, IL hanging abnat
'"e legislature OF New Jersey TO he made sem
ator III congress, bat that republican state is
MOI 10 be specuIattd upon 10y federal gentle
men i'Sni Pennsylvania. n. j. Nat Adr