Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-11
Richmond, Va. Tuesday, Sept. n.
THE MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUTH.

THE MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUTH.
"The Free Trade and State Rights Party" of
Charleston have carried their Intendant and twelve
Wardens. Henry l.. Pinckney is reelected Inten-
dant against III. A. Desausurc, by vote of 112 to
$50. The Union Party, however, are not discom-
fitted dispirited. They preparing for severe
rally for the election of members of the Legislature
&C. i'm October. The Charleston City Gazette states
that there has been increase of 90 votes in the
city since the last city election, and attempts to
shew, that the Union Party have rather gained than
lost strength. The "Patriot" believes shat if all
adventurous and illegal aids rejected, we 1.-THE
Unionsts) have majority of qualified voters IN he
city-and in the tco Parishes n still larger majority
of legal votes" The struggle between the par
ties throughout the State is to be animated and
we fear violent. The Convention Of the Union
Party meets at Columbia in the course of this month
1--WE believe next Monday for the purpose of con-
sidering the great question of .Souther, Conren-
tion.
In GEoReIA, there is apparently great reaction
The scene is shifted. The first act opened with the
Meetings of Athens and Lexington, where the most
violent politicians threw themselves, en- masse upon
a vulnerable point, and carried the day. But the
people awakened--and with the excep-
ton of Ogethorpe and perhaps two or three other
countless it is not believed that the Nuifiers will
be able to carry the People with them. We
have received the very best information upon the
subject; and we do not hesitate express most
decided opinion, that Georgia will be found with Vir
ginia and North Carolina, opposed to the mad doc
trine of Notification. A State Convention will in
all probability be caled-but they will act cautious
ly and dscreey reserving their acts for the final r
LITIGATION of the People; but in no event will they
'countenance Nullification--The Augusta Courier
states that numerous letters from the back country
of the hopelessness of Modification in
Georgia, and certain il has met lately with
shocks in Carolina, that nothing but monster citi
t,tmen ddenlptttm, could stand and live From the
UpCountry of this State various causes for its over
throw assigned" In addition TO the information,
that will be found under Political Head we see
MuScOoee have mefa nd
passed resolutions declaring the Tariff law of 1882
TO be unequal, unjust and unconstitutional but pro-
nouncing il to be ga decided amelioration of the sys-
tem"-and also declaring SHAT we will employ all le-
gal and constitutional means free ourselves and our
country from the anticipated evils of the protecting
Tariff; but, that think they have been greatly exag-
gerated by designing politicians, and that the remedy
proposed, called notification, is more dangerous
and destructive to the government and people, than
the Tariff"
Upon this interesting subject we have received
various letters from persons in Virginia and else
where, which show the deep interest that our conn
srymen take in it. We make extracts from two only:
From an intelligent Citizen in the North
GLOW unfortunate is the outbreaking of OF our
friends in Georgia. 1t is not to be disguised that the
friends Of the Union, all at the North, who cooperate
cheerfuly, and hereafter with the Administration
In aordng relief to the South and all the South who
seek remedy through constitutional and righful means
and who prefer 10 find it ultimately less abruptly perhaps
but not less surely by reciprocal efforts with the friends
the Union and relief in every petition, rather than fly 10
Nulllhcation-look with solicitude upon these move
mentsl Reflection and the sober action of the people
of Georgia may put this matter right. But in all these
movements, the hopes OF the country turned
Virginia. Her mid way position, ably and firmly
maintained between cupidy and phenzy-consolidation
and rebeion--the Eastern political monopolists and the
southern agltators-curoing each and tempering tho
whoeand her early and undertaking defence OF the rights
OF the Sates-throw upon her, (and say happily upon
her in the present state Of things, great responsibility as
well as decisive influence"
From highly respectable Virginian.
You are alarmed, see. about South CaroIna and
there but too much for it, But cannot vet be-
iieve that be found the evil II is
scarcely probable that any other State will on the null
hers IN their own, there is strong party against them
Congress will be in session when the first steps are taken
jackson will be elected, and WILL trust recommend the
nildest and most prudent measures Patriots in parts
OF the Union will unite their councils heal the unhappy
divisions which separate the North and West from the
South and expedient may fallen upon to dss-
pate the danger believe that our institutions can
be Frustrated by inadequate those alleged by
the nullifers III they (for such would be the sure ei
feet OF disunion there is longer hope for ensaved
and Liberty will have resting place the Universe
"hen rehect on the situation in which each Of tire
ken fragments of the conlederacy would find itself am
lost IN asonlshmen that side every thing is not
yielded, and the other every thing endured. Some
thing OF this feeling should hope must be excited and
then patriots will meet on middle ground-whilst
the SOBER discreet dneresed yeomanry the country
will excam with voice from Maine To
Union must be preserved"
What have TO dread now is rasIness on both sides
Zone has already berayed ) The Unonsts must be
Perate and conciliaing The President especially must
avoid every harsh expression TO Congress- and every
cOmDleteIV
IN the wrong, and have nothing said or done to
the excitement, to give ii food, until every exuedient
TO bring them to reason has been exhausted Can II he
possible that such will no effect upon the
people OF South Carolina Can few ambitious, dsap.
pointed leaders hurry them into such extremes as are
ly advocated? hope not-I believe not But if ibev
cam shall believe that Is incapable of self govern.
inen and that the Germanic Diet with Meternch AT its
head,s only necessary evl.'
Ontodrds!-New York and Pennsylvania are IN and a.
doing. The Albany Argus and the Harrisburg Reporter
are teeming with the meetings and proceedings of the
people Of their respective States There is no doubt Of
their carrying Jackson by tremendous msores The die
Is cast.
The several counties of New York are amounting De-
legaes to the Herimer Convention meet on the 2Ist
inst Tor the purpose Of nominating Governor and form
Ing an Electoral Ticket The Republicans in the wards
oil the city OF New York also assembling for the same
obecexpressing in their resolutions their ardent attach.
mens to Jackson and Van Buren-and several of them de
claung their inefdble and sovereign contempt Ito use
the words Of the 9Th ward for the base and Hsglos
ducto yenal and corrupted aposate the Courier En-
quirer
CHOLERA
Our Board of Health have reported case of Cholera
In this City as follows;
At meeting Of the Board Of Health Of the CITY Of
Richmond held on Friday the 7th Sept. 1892.
letter from Doctor John Cullen and Doctor Nelson
reporting case Of Cholera which occurred AT the To
baceo Factory Of David Barclay, ESQ., on this day was
read. VIZ Wy We"
Whereupon, IL Is ordered that the said case be