Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-08

PRESERVE ITSELF IN THE RUIN Oh ANorHER,iN-
TnnEsr; THE WHOLE MUST PROSPER OR Pc
IRISH TOGETHER"
And now for the Peroration:
"Bu we must close remarks for the present We
are told by authority i'm the Gobe OF Monday last that
this "mod!featon Of the tariff predieated the sa
tdry principles drotced by reRerd6fe president" If
this be so, we glad TO know il in time For, on our
parts, we would rather sit down and codly "cacuate
the value OF the union than accept hsunju.t and abom
nabets ill-dgcsted and conlictng-this British pau
per feeding and american er-,raking, scheme
But and II shall pass, through tie force OF party
pine or IRON other causes among them, possibly British
at least million Of musket-bearing FREEMEN-whose
nullcation Is determinations; who have full power 10
do all that they WILL i'm the work Of ssreior Let there
be peace-let the people instantly in every state,
county, city, town. village hamlet and say TO their
representative, THIS BILL SHALL NOT BECOME
A LAW"
Are these men MAJOR are they worse? One aoes
for notification istaer. The other for ultimate er-
termtndfton by musket-bearng Freenlep, i'm Or
der to force the repeal of Mr.. McLane's bill,
IL II should pass into law. Both arc prepar-
lea 10 hurry us into measures, that may strike
at the vital interests of the country Both are
calculating the value of the Union!" What are we
10 'hnk OF men, who at such perilous moment as
the present, instead of coolly sitting down, and at
tempting to settle this complicated and important
SUBJECT are at raising the banners of Nu!iica
ton and Of Civil War? Woe unto these men, in
stead OF striving to do all in their power to save the
enlon from CONFUSION and war, are plungng us at
once "unanointed unanncaled, into all the horrors
Oh intestine commohon.-We alupon all cool, UNI
iinpassoned, disintercsted unambtious Patriots to
come forward and save the Union.
Ii congress rises without doing something cffec-
tua, something to settle this question on liberal
principles, we tremble for the consequences. Yet
lei us not despair of the Republic. then, but save it,
Let rs not yield TO passion but listen to Justice Iet
us put the ambitious spirits asde-let us put aside
'he slaves OF the spinnngjennes and the parasites
Oh aspirans, and settle the subject according to rea-
son ana right. We warn the Eastern manufacturers
not 10 listen to such men as Hezekiah Niles If nil
lJuSt,ce IS refused according his ideas of things
ana - carolina marches masse to Nullification
!heh away goes their stock. 1t snaps like pipe-sems
liz on the other hand, the enthusiasts of South Caro-
lima shall try rush beyond all the bounds of die
erection, aler The question is settled on liberal nrne;-
pes not only will not all the South go with them
Dut all her own people will not. The Union will
then be preserved from shipwreck-and perhaps
from any thing like notification. The question can
~ set about it. ''' wv
since the appearance of Mr.. McLane's Report.
Two OF the Virginia papers, of opposite sides i'm poll
ucs' have spoken the following cool but impress
sive language:
from the Fredericksburg .qyena (CavA
Much may, and we hope will be- done by The eyer
VI proper spirit oil patriotism and mutual concession
mere IS CRISIS in our affairs. He is reckless or fool
ISM VINO denies it, That crisis must be met promptIv and
euecuaiy There is no longer time for protocols and MI
matnms Let Congress then set seriously TO
Posc vi Tue houston affair without 10
he eve' OF ibe OCCASION and illustrate the present session
by the satisfactory adjustment of question which ]
tens te very existence OF the Union They NAV hy do
ing this, yet enitle themselves TO the gratitude ns
lover OF his country. AS TO Gen. Jackson yye shau ~
ready TO do him all honor if he his influence 70
cure the passage of bill which will meet the views of
reasonable men opposed TO the Tariff"
From the Charlottesville ADVOCATE, DacksonA
but the Tariff party resist il, them perhaps will or
puence and have been carried far and
may be iruitless part any longer to hold Out
OF Cancellation and compromise We look bowevor co. .
we trust that spirit of Justice and of pat
ousm' VIII pervade all parties, and so influence their con
uuc as 10 make II rebound to the peace and
oil me onon and TO national and individual happiness and
Prospenty-one word more TO Southern brethren
Lei IL De remembered, that efforts for farther rcduc
regarded as the 0e sTs mnls adjustment
h;n 20 wpe permanent. It's object is to the crisis
out TO both parties. f'"''' "''u
"first impulse to the ball Of" Clayisn-Tbc Staun.
ton Spectator contains the Proceedings of n mee,in .,
ne czens OF Augusta, friendly the election of Henry
Gay ION The 5oih ult) After suitable TRADE against
the administration OF Andrew Jackson thew adoned
u'ion lst cordially approving "the nomination of Hen
~ LAY; Neh'ucKy, as PRESIDENT and John Sergeant of
pennsylvania, as vice President of the United States
having full confidence in their talents integrity and
iolsn, and that we will use all fair and honorable means
10 promote their election; 3D. appointing committee
oil correspondence (of SO member) TO confer with ,b
friends OF Henry Clay throughout the State ON he neons
oes calculated 10 effect our o6ect' and 3D. approvin ri
'he reecuon oil Martin Van Buren,, as Minister 10 En-
land, by the Senate of the u. States believing II IN h
measure not less called for by the interests than the
honor oil the country"-They do not tell ms yybc,bar
they propose to run ticket of their own That circum
Sace~wll depend upon the calculation Of chances The,
VIII in all human probability seek TO form a coalition ,y,
those whose course is best calculated to defeat an election
wee President by the People and throw it into tho
oena'e.-A letter from Norfolk expresses a coofden,
opinion, that the discontinued Calhones expect sill q,
carry The day "by Coalition between themselves and
The Clayites anu
The U. 5. Telegraph is attempting TO clear Mr. C,,
nouns skirts OF the Tariff System throughout has