Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

sco&la be 10 nuke as siures ~ s,,r.s ,, 90 greer
co,.,s; >" 'uious statement and preposterous
t Is mere one gentleman here p,es.n,
III, ga, oeie'e our intrepid orator believed him
Fsn! What was it. which was 10 msLo 80.
'i''es OF Saves? Abstaining from aao,,,;n .
f0"eJ called icT by the greater aad t,.er ,,s,, s
~ reputation W hat policy is that? Alb. Amin.
dion So 'He A"i,I bisi, the ! ocy IN ques
Iii 4@NS'Si"'hT' then, hom Passing the t.,in
"i' : 10 make Tie f Ger s: sres,.r =, 800
poiu,'uon, the slaves OF slaves l. H., -
- % 'he'e oae human being who b.l,.vrs
- ot''oF' loost intrepid In assertion dill
"n'eii believe so? We're the greater Al ~.
P"t OF our Population the sI,v.s 81 -
Z = '"e ui'iheht our orator was making ,h;s 80,
'~ anu HUicEiuus conclusion! If not th.n H.
80 u si"'ef' would leaving the greater and
iee' part OF ctr population, in the ZANE si,,,.
-'1' nave Tie "ohlsi!ul effect of conyer,inp Zen
',o 'le saves OF slavesS Those very ,s,.o
n ous orator diSnities with the apoeIIa,ion ~,
eng az ne rtTy moment IF his uati,,g ,bs arm.
"I"erItVit' TIE greater and heer mart Of
~ PoPuidtion! iteFe then, is 10 be seen a.,
! 'HVid'ons, disingeDuou.ness For ,yb,, 80
-''o'e 'hFiuious, when uuE orator was himself 70
/ presenting slave holding state, perbaps ,l,.
himself lLsn 10 abandon the slave n ,I,Ie,.
ana Hnile himself under the appelatinn rs s.r--
YIN , NE greater and fTser part OF ous pouu,a
iVn ! avs iainly aiteH pling TO recou,mena b;,,
( - 'As noh-si"Ee holding states by tlroxv;,,,
aUn I'hn,eH Tue olloqpy, OF being Of the slave
.is eia's' oo'h In lis individual and represen
Q
tian the false and prepos,erous roncJu;
uls"s from Ills Invidious premises? But hear bi,
i'' NET IN ihe s'ine page our orator Oh.
ana am sur. that the patriotism of m.
Sou'h' may be exclusively relied npon IN ,.;..,
poiicy winch should be dictated ty conside,s,ions
Ai'oS etiisr connected with tha. DEGRADED Co. =,
He p!eJndce OF the residue of our ponula,iop,,
ana II, page So appeal to the South, the bfpb.
- "U'1' generous, paifsolic South, with which
'.HFe 10 oissa co operated, la ai,en,utiuo IN s,,,;
tc fit,.r ioI
'>houi" IL NOT oi-r, upon The altar of,be ,-t,
e., 'o''S s"c''hce oil hs peculiar opinion.;,
y na' " P"eAsic appeal 10 the patriotism and may
.",1 Vi me Sou,h, 10 sacrifice something of iis
'Pee"tt4r oPtt'onS.'' had il tiEcult be,.
tefhihe, MIR. Speaker, whether this ridic,I,-u. -
ne'e appeal displays more vanity and ego,jsu, On
NE part OF the sub!Inatetl. orator, than IL Ioas
-! CONF mpi OF the understandings of The
~. -. S'' illuminated orator here calls uron
"is patriotism and masnanimity Of the Sou,b 70
n'Ae some sacrifice Of as PecHiiar opi,,ioux m,
= '"chl"s "ia'oI we!! knew THAI was nor a sac
ace oI ihe peculiar opinions of the South
,A iis was e~i.ink Tor, bat sacrifice of its r.c.
gar IReTeStS,V rs p, ci4!iGT HIs,!ey: and nv wa,
oil In4ucIng 'he South 10 make this ssc,if,e,nr1
me altar oil tile public good, he inv okes its Natl
O"s' and IL IN Gaaniihty. MIR Speaker wo,Il
uo' 'e '9ou'herh' be very foolish patriots 20 giv-
up he'r interests the pTocC Ids of their lahour "a
20 h-y, BECAUSE ,ctioneerine orator ~ -
mat u would be patriotism, rnaenanimi,v in ,I
| 70 90 20: surely the Southerns mug, be ysrv -,
ish pa''i.!s 10 yield to sucA ridiculous cali E,t
Tins sacrifice l. 20 be u~de upon The altar of ,hIt
so"'' +" hat .io'eina'!Eg, bOncyed wordi! & VIII,
II the "IiaT OF public good jemsu linz This
! "ce' ~ - lhe ro'ection Of manufacture. T., -.
give 'he proceeds CT the labor Of The Souiberns 10
nose VINO iaoer not ior them. 1t I 10 encoursg.
- az, 10 Pamper the wealth of manuiac-
'tIing Stockholders This is our coaxino ora,or,a
most sSrfed altar OF public good. 1t is moi unsih,
% conceive hat our ,Eaffirkag orator Nas snssa
lss ~ tns sincerity OF bis heart TO lis beloved
Ioo'hsia niends, whilst using this lan.u,sas I'm
'hsih' I'TcIe'sed 10 usher forth both r,aths,i -,
aud snphaIicsliy, whilst he was ,bus adroi,i-
s"se" Ia Fi'Ahs then pockets. Here HE, ;s a
ho'hef Conspicuous example OF insin.-r,,r r.
pSse % oai bs"ildefed orator in the true sec,ian
- eP'II'' ASKS = /! 'he North The West and Ire
! S-ds' formed IN independent State unasso.i ~
I WIN lie Soi i, Can tnere DC GoGb, Thai -,
'fcuFe -ysietp you'd he carried TO a po;n, of -
hi''t'"n to every eign fabric of winch n
po''ee 'He raw mate al, AMI y hch tley e,,.I,
'',-,, "o1id IT be possible for Tue Be-
"l'uereu orator to answer his own question i, ,a
I 'HI'nahVe! IN u!d Lot think IL pps,,b,s c.
measure would certainly at war with ,be;h
! i"'ele-i%' aey mot Certainly " ouli moi unIa,
:" '-'e CT dsiiium ia that sup Posed case. IN.
sectional aspect OF tLe q iestion would dis,r,a
aud II would become question between I; -,
occupations UHhin The same sections vvo,,It - a..
PossI'ie, 10 dat case 20 believe that all o ia,
clp"tion7 wouid be willing 10 be taxed 10 live ,'
portion OF The proceeds Of their labor, Tor ,hn
I
IA that case, would become of their behaved ,o,;r
ion - commercoi M, SIR, leave the Na,,h -
~ est end TIE Eis to themselves and the rel -
chantmsni Ia the protection TO IN .nufactors -,
instantly lose all us harms; that enchant,,ent NJ,
consists OF i''e gitterins cash Of the South m
!" eel ho"evef, Tor the momen', IL artifc,siv
Hchtd out OF as place. It's true IN ef.sis anil ~,
( 'o'rI rosiIon a'e win the Soub Tie deIusi,n 80
'"s W EST HHs 6foWH cut OF peculiar cGcun,.fso
VeS' 1Hsy are Hsns4tCry and The delusion ,vir
soon pass away ara surprised that whilst ovr
1aihckhg orator was INDUCING 10 these ip,sginer,
rsYerIes, mat II did not occur To his conteunis,jo
Once 10 Hrf, in he surrosei cases of the Moth H.
Wesi and tia Fa-t becoming unas.ocia Ell >vi,h IL
Son'h, hat v ouid become Of All th,sr necb,nr.t
aTiT! ihtir in nsfy: tIei bIics Of Industry be,,
wealth: their property? Surely This s,b;s,,
would De wen worth bis deepest contef,tlstIsn.
before lie Ted"res 'he supposed ease e, te.Jiv by
an unTIneiPied tribute enforced by an unpripripfeI
combination More especially when he recofsc,.
ihe riYashps ioT >, utbefn fabric, m other paris az
( the void; and the Irresistible influence iha, c;sI
c1iusiances would nseesssii, give 10 the Soutb in
aoy ilu,e policy might adopt ia rration to ,,,,,
subject. Here tisn, cir, is seen another eN.n,
PIE, snd extremely delicate Que, oI the hal.,,t
ous aud dsilgeuuous gee.tiOu, oil our bevrids,@t
Uiat1r, 10 TeiaU1n TO the sectional interests he ~
/ moe, nnwisely and wahtonly conjIfed az, 10 ~,
se h-n, elicit 20 ssfhS iaiiif srhemes Let NJ. nov
Ms Speaker, proceed cfiucsiy TO examine 49,.
grrsi principle Of mutual concession urnpo.r,l b,
/ tbs irathcSps ianh-achemer. After jn usys q
poi1lPg 70 a" auount OF exports Of t,yente ei,l,
/ million ave thAdied aud iOriy-niie thousand o,s
hundred ana seventy seven dolls al nnIe flod fr
concession We feeSs 20 think on the par, o. the
Y o0nihe hr' " H'isi be does not sny where pon 10