Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

4 sess oacS, anu 't!e People o. ,.ai tefri,or,
| should have been bfougst 10 ,e,ms befo,s
J thsy were permitted 10 exercise state sose-
| reigpty.
| The Boston Daily Advertiser n,sers his
Lamentations in mare piano kry
had for Ssmsf Time rcst considered fhis cusnr as
measure "dS urged De- t,e ssbersJroa fhs err,
part 81 me nnion. The right otths question n. nsper
ishjstiy claim sdission Cong, ess org at nor 20
.a0e sranfrd ~, n"fK she presented hsrssif ,ifh a
oftke UAhsd STATES. "a, MS on,sfioa e is rry,i,y
tiS 20 0bssrve fh9t tie mcRbsrs from mss rgrt 81
p,"ncss and consis'.acg xfsck 20 their h0moar, on
the maj rotein ne Hcnss Of RcpreScafutipes me
on ne present .i'"y mas assenfeG TO
"yonfyi Tour memhrrs from Mem England, cad oaiy
o"sIr"n jfdss0chn,Ctts. 3si as nee Ia ne reha,keJ
ne do nor eonsiderAe yistding 81 fbs principle unse,
me pre'snf c'Feunsfan "a " aug Eres, practical
con'r7xsace N rs NOT ds,isioa a1irh IKE thqt Of
re ta'f StSsoh tgHicfs ga iacwrajl. seoynd ,psa
the noHor 81 fhc mutton, jdsreas the enrse OF
ssdtsrsjofetcr 3pon an eItcHs.ss rirh tract Of
territory"
But bow much more manly and patri
Ole Is the following language from The
boston Statesman of The 22d February :.
Deiore the question MAS settled. (The
statesman IL valuable republican naper
recently established at BO.iun y
-. MR. CusIIMAH's LETTER
we prese:it To- our the curious address Of Mr..
cnsmsn ember OF Congress from Maine on The subject
81 he Missouri qe.'idn. We >,rry say perceive
"a BEARING wlirl indicates much mis- hief 4, our ol,cal
Friends Inc object Of the sdc,s reconciie his friend,
United States. Tat Mr. cs,aan ha, much Reason ' IL
taling tn so",rr representative main,ahi t,ir ground
io, we do o, deny and that the norhtrn ul eastern
SCI nus ina> maintain 81" ir grud with equal greater
itup'%v, We think there is no qu,sn l,ut b, casr.
tas unhappy Difference, have m, reason on our side
as our southern friends have therefore be recon-
e'o 70 m,surc which forebods ruin well
US 10 them Does Mr. Cusinan cab think lie. pton,e OF
.n part Of the country are prepared make nurthern
ZIG souvrHdnruI c merely iJr the purpose of limiting
the greatest of slavery, bur also for the
prpose OF promoting sectional a,cesdancys
roi'e the efforts of Sunten friends. he think We
ore prepared 20 ieak the national rsIub party into tyyo
psrs ad suier tir icr'irrn part 10 unite with thu feir
~ oI ms s'etiGii Tor mere potica! motives, put
orlher federal presdei perhaps, Tor the Ct check
s M,n' rs terms The .nh'rn sprt of domination God
ITtmu! Eett Siuth, fn republicans maintain their princi.
plies at every hazard: t them assert im Aibly adhere
to tntiriust influence in the national cune, but If our
soutn,rn FRIENDS unicr nomen,sry delsui refuse a
consideration 'o,'e torhern republicans which s, usily
anu honorsb. u'tir due, sinai; therefore a,,,ido Our
own princpt-pu at hszaad that winch has hccn
a.a.d through the nus, trying 'ieissitudes with
over our heads M hazard of every thing destructive to us
asa party and dssracefll X matte Docs Mr.. Cus.inan
whole republican ground the sake al making uurhern
caniton To SEIZURE northern sSce,dlncy If he ,ts he
No thern republican, hor tn cause of saver, in
every shape it can assume they would any sacrifice
ant subject bur oG sny they view dissolution of
great national republican party evil too serious
reyer need 20 fear ssnel abandonment OF ,r prin
epic.--o" every Question to limit slavery consntuonally
'NeJ NY even 10 the hazard
political safey-On s qa stiuns Srcre the thern re-
pnbiicans far influence in the government, they will find
h' even TO maintain an honnrhls self rtsprcthnt as Ga
any project 10 divide the republican party 10 ,ecur- see
toai a1Hna.n Hnd Tins TO unite part Of tia, Civil
SION WIN thcedersI plr', we hcli-ye spnS the gu
divided opinon o: Kew Ergand republicans when we saw
itn.v-r can take place. Heretofore have tncht the
M'ouri Question: Was siHpiya gu son or prinvinlewr
did nor suppose il ?ussica northern man nuc ,oe
T. publican would use tas oi'icai instrument for party
a:eenonney-"h. Cushrans letter hesins to shake cur o
p'tion and seize The first occasion which presents sslf
t. express egainst such project; sincere heartfelt
NAV happen in the Politics II the country northrr cna
lmn OF fTeralis;' ah1 republican,, canal cursivns
never enn tc Place until the ubicans are pr,ared 10
abandon their attachments and their principle s. md hrroe
the hamhe and dyspised invrunes al ,irrni comma
uD We have too high opinion III friends in s,ain
TO suppose that snc project will c,untr.ance iy
,em snd W. feel no responsibility inassurug hr thai #
should they will be farther divided in sentiment from, he
OLD COMMONWEALTH. than they BY territory, end
sePara,. sovereignty.