Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

connection With unqualified disapproba,icn Of ali dis
suss,on at This time upon this exciting and dangerous
The remedy for this evil like all others that spring Mn
IN Republican governments is in the hands of the people
heir isappobaon alone IL; and hat can on
1y be evinccd by misunderstanding cyery press that dis
cusses this subject, either originally by extracting into
their columns the argme mis- of others I'VE arc as m,,.h
opposed TO mnzzng or mparng the liberties OF the press
saDy that breathes Lett be reefee "a lbs nost
noera construction oil our wise Constitution makes il; but
mere are evils connected with Its RIGHTEOUSNESS like evils
in the moral world which only restrained and
cd by public opinion The premature agitation of This oues
on both as II regards political and domestic
quiet we soieniy believe to be one in which people
should act in some form o,her-but what that form
ought TO be- we are unable 10 advise We know that tits
much easier TO find fault than find remedy but 10 our
brethren OF the press, would say-in the name of
peace let us have respite from this turbulence for at
least TWO years and half to comeet not our land bo
one oil continued strife, negecng domestic improve
ment-our internal poicy--our husbandry--or every
thing that can make happy contented for tho sake
vi keeping down hated opponent, building UP DO
tical lavore. Sucent Tor the day be the evil there
OIL Lexington (Roeh6ridge) Union.
["Every day that live serves TO convince us that
great crisis is approaching in this counry crisis that
VIII be produced by the agitation the Slave Question
IL IS IN vain 10 attempt TO conceal the truih would be
immoral to the effort Public Journalists are "a sen
ines placed upon the walls of public safety and it IL
.her duty to sound the alarm the that danger q
10 De apprehended-the moment conflict in which tho
interests ana welfare OF the people involved desert
ed In the distance We then that appears evident
10 us That The people of the north and southor large
determined he de
ca'e question oil slavery in these United we
therefore call upon the people of the south TO give to tho
su9lect the most delicate and patriotic consderaiion
ne above paragraph from the Pennsy lvana Inquirer
49, 10 say the least imprudent Who resolve 10 dis
Su's me delicate question mentioned The people OF the
Souh' They have every inducemen to keep quiet ON the
suJeci; Tor the agitation oft could not by any possibfv
be productive OF advantage them They do not want
dscussedhey do believe nor do we that IL admits
OIL discussion matter that has been settled and for
ever by the Constitutions and should be left und.urbed
he people oil the south have undeniable right to their
| rirht of hint, a.
right guaranteed by oil the solemn inuncons of the Con-
suution and by the legislation of the country To saw
then that they resolved TO seek controversy upon
question firmly settled, to suppose either that thew
have lost their reason have resolved 10 force Quarrel
WIN other States with the view to final separation from
the Union-ncither Of which do we believe The South
hen do not ask desire that this shall be agitated
ana who does few fanatics and unprinciped poll
cians who seek for distinction hazard of the peace
and happiness OF the country. This question is probably
TO be made auxiliary 10 party manag cement; for whose
benefit time will determine But we care not nv whom
orgnated by whom suppoted whose particular inter-
est is to be promoted protest against the whole pro
ceeuhg ana cannot and will not sustain the preensons
means.
1t is no, true that the people of the North desire to
disturb those OF The sou! in the possession of their pro-
perry Where the evidence of such desire Will the
loose opinions OF few irresponsible persons be cited
Why, we might with as much proprety. bring the mad
rawlings OF few atheists prove that there exists agcne
raj design 10 reject all belief in the Deity. Every foolish
speech letter or newspaper paragraph is eagerly seized
ty, and paraded with hypocrial lament as indicative
oil the approaching storm. Tits that In public presses
without reference 10 former parties, with which this
ter has no connexon should expose rcprobae those
ncendary proceedings Let there be general ralIy of
honest for the Union, and the efforts OF unpncpled
politicians to disturb the public peace harmony will be
ooed and the country continue her Of glory
pTosperty.-BaH. Chronicle.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman Travelling at the
North
NEWTON. IN. J.) July 8.
rs you may suppose the people feel much interested
IN >. carolina politics, and am every where questioned
fheG i,,l
VIII remain satisfied with the compromise effected by Mr.
Clay or whether they will not try raise other ex-
cement so az prevent the people from being contented
with our happy Union. The efforts now sbeng made"
by Duff Green TO excite the North, interfere with the
question OF slavery, have the unqualified repro
oao so lar as my observation has extended only
single instance and in this instance the qentle
man who advocated abolition dsclamed any idea Of doing
any hing which would not meet with the cordial
non oil the South From what can learn, of the abo-
hnonss who have any preensons of responsibility and
common sense, desire 10 effect their object only by moral
suasion and entirely dsclaim the intention of either using
force or bringing the aid OF the government TO assist them
~ ar,r pans rs nave seen but one person who could
De called an abolonisi, can only state what heard from
others respecting their intentions.
Many OF the intelligent citizens of this State have ex
pressed TO me their fall conviction that the experiment of
lettering the condition of the blacks, by emancpaing
them has proved total failure That this is literally
true observation has added confirmation to their
opinions The State has gained nothing but nominal ex-
empon from the evils of slavery, while the trouble ex
pense and inconvenience OF maintaining degraded black
popHa'ion, continue toncrease as they become free
do not believe that the people in this section of
country, can be brought interfere with our "pecuiar
institutions, though Duff Green, and some OF his CO.
aduors in the South, may abour, the most unr-
ing industry, TO drive them such measures: and
whether correct or not, it is very generally believed
that the whole matter has originated with some of our
southern nalconients, who bent dissolution of
the Union Indeed, persons go far to say that
GARRISON ana others of his kidney, actually en-
ployed by the leading nufers produce very in
reference, which-they pretend much deprecate--
And it is very hard shew the contrary men, who be-
leve that the whole scheme of notification and southern
discomfort arose out OF the mad ambition OF few in
divduas who would rather "reign hell than serve in
heaven"
It's pity but that the North and the South would be-
come better acquainted with each other Both parties
might soon discover how closely their are allied
Much prejudice aud sectional jealousy would ceasetey
would learn to respect each other and of mutual
chickering's and these ncessant qusrres such good un
Outstanding would spring up would eventually make
US one OF the most respectable nations in the world
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