Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

others, OF hssy and violent relation 10 it,
which may have the effect TO produce severance OF the
Union.
On the other hand those leaders in South Carolina who
in opposition TO the views, the wishes, and the renon
srances OF the Vhgnan first aided in tho adoption Of the
system, and continued long 10 support Il, have not only
abandoned the sysem but OF hostility TO it, and that
when their Is strong probability that their newly adopted
views will be speedily grathed, adopting such hasty
aud precipitate measures calculated TO produce
severaton oil this happy Union: and involve the whole
country in war and turmoil by fixing upon period for
carrying their violent measures into effect early that it
is impossible TO crafty their Wishes however strongly
might be desired, before tho arrival ofthat period.
Again we say, how striking is the contrast between the
conduct OF the two states and while the view OF gives
rise jurisdictions exceedingly unavourable to the ono
is calculated to honor and Nxa the other estimation
OF every honorable and pa,tic mind.-Boitimore Repub
hcdn, Dee 81
The Redetion-It is in vain that the Modification
prints deny that rejection has commenced The odous
measures adopted by the State Convention together with
those OF still odous character with which hoy an
threatened TO be followed up by the Legislature are
culaed to revolt public enen they have already pro-
duced changes both in and out OF the city; and trust
that revolution complete though peaceablc, will
hur those from power, who have shamefuy abused it,
We subo 6y tcdy Of evidence, the following public alb
uraion OF the heresy of Notification and avowa Of COR
version to the sacred principles of Union and Liberty
trsc'ed from the Georgetown Union OF the 18th Instant
Charleston Courier.
Mr. MArrHEws-In obedience to sense Of duty
which owe TO myself AMI to- the public, take the
lest opportunity through the medium of your paper TO
my thorough disapprobation of the high handed
was until this las step (and it we'll known TO the
Free Trade Party OF this districO a Jealous friend of
the principles which that party maintained. voted
all occasions for its candidates, and 1 used what little
influence possessed to gain their election. In word,
subscribed to tho doctrine of Modification: believing
tito be what IL pronounced and stated 10 be- by those
on whose information and virtues, implicitly relied,
naneya peaceabc, constitutional and rghtfu remedy,
Tor the grievances imposed upon by unequal and
constitutional federal legislation. My motives know
have been pure. love my country I love the memory
oil my ancestors love and vcnorae tho glorious fabric
Of government which they bequeathed u.s. and it TO
strengthen not to pull docn, that entered with heart
and soul into what believed to be reformation 1 dill not
much as dream of result which strikes with
pain and astoushment. did not anticipate
the part OF my native state that possess the
power restore harmony and peace TO its distracted
don and to gain for its just demands but to scatter still
the 6rebraads OF Siscor among the people, if
cut the cords of that Union which am not prepared TO
sbandon-lnasmuch, therefore, ns have been deceived
myself and my personal aid has been used to orat to
power those, in whose councils and can reposc
no further confidence, feel il incumbent upon me TO state
my views thus publicly to my fellow citizens.
VIM. c. BELLUNE.