Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
Age thou art ashamed
Rome : thou has lost tl, bf.ed nj pnhI, bIoot.

is II then true, that the Legislature OF Virginia have
'hrunk from the question OF secession? go yes The
proper time has not come
Why then did the President lug IL into his manifesto,
When claim OF right is denied by anticipation the more
urgent is the necessity for asserting Tho more I'm.
SedSonG6e the attack the more call for prompt defence
and the more prompt The SeGSOnd6Ie IL is dark
mdnight our sentincls sleeping Oh their posts our
camp is assaulted and marIines must wait for dav
light, that they may 10 Send,t,l nyte,n
Bu there Is no Que tn the Legislature qualified Ia
lead -! Is this 50! Then, let them disband and 90
home But is there in Virginia tit to lead? II
there Is, let the geese but cacke, the men will show
themselves. II not; why then Virginia is moi r,r n
BE LED, and there is nothing left but TO be slaues in CON
Gi0 as sooner or later all sdres ia heart are sure Ia
De- FUIMUs TRoEs, aud there's end (a)
Yes, WE HAVE DEEM. We hare been men whose
swords would have leaped lrom their scabbards even
INIT Of the doctrines of tina Proclamation. Now we
bless God, that IT Is poor South Carolina that is 10 suffer
ana not we aud are content he kept like nut i'm ,b
corner OF Monkeys jaw, first mouthed to be last swat
What are we dOing' We are talking "aboutit Godd..s
ana about some evaing the difficulty like sneakiug
1u"Ec workHg round constitutional question: and some
VINO should shout the cry VIRGINIA ro ,r,Ir
RESCUE are trying 10 lead peril Lite ami L,,
f"nC ana sacred honor by wire drawn netaphvsics
H., 'd mp FORTUNE AND SACRED ItoNoR'I!.
iow Oeh ana how freely have they been pledged in thi,
very Cause Aye; freely the spcnd-ihrifi ives L;
oe on long credit But pay day comes and all CHANGED
PAY DAY is NOW COME.
How is the pledge To be redeemed ,yho, fla, . 90
rADEL oil State Rights is becaguered and sum,noncd 10
SUR ender on pain OF the halter? How? Bv nnsycring
the nlnioHs OF power thus
But II your chief his purpose urre
Iuko our defiance loud nd Lir6.
Out slogan lykc wake dire
Our hoat the grave whore you shu lie.
no poet puts these words ia the mouth of woman
NT mothers were such What are WEE Ecb
turns upon his fellows face an eye OF DEATH and saws
why man! he doth bcstride the narrow world
i Ike a Colossus and we petty
,1creSp under his huge legs, and peep about,
10 mud ourselves dIshOnorable graves"
aye creep and peep, and hide Yes hide your shame
ahu no more pretend to identify yourselves with those who
backed their RESOLVES with lars, and put Do,k byg1J ~
rrqusitOn TO sustain both. 60 ~
Am Then Tor war? No. | ann for avoidin, war Ia,
prudent 6otd"eSS am for saying TO our oppres.or. on
OehaiI OF the whole planting and slave holding country
ell this Is the way the bargain is to be read ire ,nt D.
~; and II you mean TO continue the Union thc ri;
pies OF That Proclamation must be DISTINCTLY Ann
EVER RENoUNcED." " f0"
" Ill This course endanger the Union3 No o.I tell
you, my Lord Fool that out OF this nettIe pANcrn ,
pluck the flower SAFETY" ' We
~ FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS
ga Lord Chatham said that people willing to be- made ro
were nj tools 10 nnsave others. And
10 be employed as tools to eusaye their
slaves already They have master; buf il 10
10 ma one lamb may NOT always find his Tho oG
find '''' - "''1ys sure 10