Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

s0sth Coss't"a--ssvsrai Of bsr papers ss,.hasaily
assert that Convention will be called BY the Legislature
iEe Columbian Tines OF the 10 n says tlat the
question 81 Convention or no Convention may be
considered as aiily made before the people Of Sou,b
carolina: In almost every District OF the State cam
nda'es Tor seats In the next Legislature, have been
cared on 20 declare what stand they will tke IN refer
ence 10 This question. and the election. in October win
no DOUBT turn upon it,
sire people have atlergh cone coarpiets,y A.
reused on the .ui Of IN. Americsn Svst-,,
The deep anxiety which is rnanf s,ed Tor Eyht men
the matter and the setted conviction, apparently res,.
ing upon the mind OF every iuicllig N, man, tia
something must be DONE satisfies Us that tn. cri
sis has arrived, and that n iew month. mo,s vi
determine hnaIy tho position which South
intends TO maintain In rslaton to this al-importau
struggle between the North and South The c
Times thus closes its remarks:ss We cannot cuds
these hasty remarks without again re co ia. ndiDg this
measure TO our fellow The excitement Of the
puonc mind requires 10 be Gained by som. course
IL Is necessary to resist ecusiy the nj the
"American System No resisauc. can possihIv h.
effected short of calling Convention. Such body
can deliberate on The mltisr, and determine upon a
course, either OF nuica ion, sece sion or subm sson
and whatever sandsit iakes, must decide the fate Of
South-Caroiina Such stand should be taken by a
convention IN preference to the Leei.,aure becaus,
u wouli be more popular at home anil abroad and car
~ wi h II more dignity ami force No DANCE ia IN h.
appfehenued from The calling oil Convention because
teoes not pledge the State to any MEASURE whatever
nor can u undertake 10 transcend the limits OF its agen
cy, by acting upon matters within the scope Of the
whom its scts' w ~ "
Many OF the Candidates have declare ed openly In a,
Vor OF Conventon.-in Greenvilie, in IN. moun,,in
region epresented in par by Warren r. Davi. Esq y
hrse OF Tue Candidates who declared mrives to be
10 iavor OF Convention, when after full discu.sion
ue'o large coneurse OF the people the 22i inst ,
ey ,'unu ne'r sentiments TO be in opro'i,ou to those
OF the peopie, Withdrew from tho canvass--M ct .
mgs arc holding in other parts OF the State-and ,be
friends oi the Convention declre, that the Tide il set
ting strongly in their favor. In The district Of Barn
WELL large meeting Of the People adopted with two
excep ions only strong resolutions on tha side of te
9uesuon There IL great excitement through the
S'ae.-We have Letter ON that quarter enumer a.
ing the Counties which NAV po,sitv o., ,ysn,,. ,ch
msasnre-and coming to the conclusion tina, the con-
sIuhona' majority (23is of the Legislature will not
PROBABLY be oh aimed for the call of Conptntion-
Many OF the Eii,ors are very sanynine in ,bs,r hon
o. oolaihing such majority 1t is saii that a State.
nph's dinner IL TO be given at Statesburg. on the
iS'n-and similar celebration by the citizens of
Sumpter. IL was reported at one time ,h,t NJ NJ
'une woui' resign his seat in Congress and if the
people wished it, would I'll seat the Legiature-
Many OF the ablest men in State d.tinpuished for
ITS talents are drAwicg their pens on both sid of the
Iqnesuon' Most OF the articles written with yr.a
powSr ana e'oquence. The No.. OF 4" jefferson in
Sasuen Journal, are attributed 10 the pen OF Jud re
h'chardson.-We have before an Article in the An
gust No. oil the Southern Review under the ti,Ie NJ
Inc several Speeches made during The Debate in the
ssDate OF The " States Mr.. Fooi's Resolution by
Mr.. Hsyne OF South Carolina, and Mr. Webster n
Massachuset's The author il, upon the face of hi.
e an able an eloquent, and consideration.
man. mos, zssons in the defence of the South Caro-
INA doctrines, and handles Mr. Webster with glove,
OIL The article hlls 81 pages of the Review and thu.
concludes: " That Mr.. Hayne main, aimed the true
text of the Constitution on which our noj,;cai ,S %
liberties depend, have as lille doubt az we can
nave oil the slavish doctrines which Mr. Web.er al
tempted 10 uphold, by comforting on the
OF 'nis conederacy an unlimited supremacy. In this
ta'k truth, eternal and immutable truth has decrced
.na' me constitution, like tho Bible, should survive
the apocryphaI abours Of its commenors and ouri h
| IN me beauty and the vigour of immortal Iife"
III the Editor OF the Mercury will take the context nj
h article IN the Enquirer all together he will find that
w Inh hn
OF 70 me whole people, is intended for the men who
mare distinguished" themselves and are mostss inuen
na IN the cause which they have espoused With tbis
9shc'on stamped upon the very face of the arti-
ce he Editor can himself econcile at his opn leisure
the MINOR points to which he refers-We duly anne
ciate the courtesy and the compliment with which
at respectable print introduces our opinions of The
MOVIES, principles and character of these distin
guished men," and the 'cizens of S. Carolina'' At
large. "
me h ut Nj Davis addressed meeting of the people
a. u'ner gwen To him, Grcenvic III,
Speech he glanced hastily some of the o. ~,
Jcksos for his "p and % "a public .euogized
nand OF Pne and plumber; but his iba, Inc
President had not the the disposition 10 o e
torrent that later resisted by the state ,G
, waste overwhelm and destroy said 2e coni
on salt and mosses the same combine nleor %
enng hopes that animated colleagues IL was
OF serene and happy sunshinebut single flash that n
true because il sSo%s S gloom 1t save him pleasure,
disposed to be honerbut brought hope lilo DECLARED h;
Congress- that there reasonable cause for ,nv ch
tina. there is not the slightest such an intention on %
III but on the contrary the amending tho revcnno
OF me t conclusive to show that the system is TO be-
1t sui would be blindness our ewes 10 ,b
plan manifest signs OF the times Look the history Of
capta lWe have far confdug and Comforting homes ,