Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

doubts that
were in pursuance
-..~oo,ed Tong bef0re2 And the declaration of
them, we all know, before any unusual increase OF
force at Charleston. ----
The truth is the forecast and prompitude OF the Pres
dent have bahed all the plans of the Nulers; and in
their desperation no absurdty is great for them 10 ut
ter But they shall not be permitted so coon to falsify his
tory and give false reasons for their violent acts.
We would ask Mr.. Calhoun, why his acconpces at
home are now receiving, organizing, arng aud drilling
thousands oil volunteers! Why is Governor Hayne slip.
ping cannon and musketS from New York TO South Caro-
lima! For what purpose the volunteers and these arms
TO be used? Is there the slightest ground TO apnreLenI
any molestaton OF the people OF South Carolina or anv
part OF them, unless they lorcby resist the laws of he
Unon' lie knows there is none. Every movement of
the Nnllilers towards organizing and arning military
force is either ridiculous gasconade evncrs detcrm
nation, in contradiction TO the professions of MIR
Calhoun and Mr. McDuIie, 10 enforce Modification by
force OF arms. prudent Government viii! view them i'm
serious light and take the necessary precautions n
hey be mere empty ncnaces, there he no harm i'm
precautionary measures and if they he seriously intended
e Government OF the Union would be criminal in not be
ing prepared to meet them.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
RALEGGH, Jan. lj-Both Houses adjourned sin, die
on Friday morning last, after session of 81 days-,luring
which time, there were passed nineteen public one hun.
drcd and ortyseven private acts and hy-one resolutions
On fnday morning, resolution passed the Senate voting
thanks to Mr. Moseley, the Speaker, who returned his
Acknowledgements IN very feeling aud eloquent address
similar resolution, returning thanks TO MIR Henry
Speaker Of The House Of Commons, passed unanimously
that OOy, winch was very appropriately responded 10 by
HIM Too much praise cannot be accorded 10 botb Sne,k
for the very efficient and dignifed performance Of
the "duous ana re+ponibe duties imposed upon them,
during the session. and wc will venture 10 Affirm that
they carry with them The cordial good wishes of those over
whom they respectively presided.- COHshttfi0naLsf
we observed " stated ~ some Of the Southern papers
WIN no small degree OF surprise al the Governor Of this
State IS in iavor Of Modification. We do not hesitate 10
pronounce the report utterly false and feel authorised i'm
stating That there Is man in the community who
ehteAns greater reverence for the Union or the inst-
luioh' Oh o country or who is decidedly opposed
10 the principles advocated by the Nullfiers Ohrr nil
puporng 10 have euanated from gentle
men To- tbs State, with regard public sentiment have
appeared in The South CdronS papers which we consider
" our duty 10 correct IL has been represented tat .
great reaction has taken Place 10 this state in vor Of
Nubhcaio' - tF - vs. arc capable Of Judging Of pub
hc sentiment expressed at various meetings i'm different
sections, thc reverse IS the case, and Modification e be
coming more and more diTeputlble daily--U
10 noticing uc debates Of he Senate i'm paper of the
l't instant go ibc resolutions Of Judge Toomcr CHROME.
ously stated that NJ. Weljorn The Senator from Wilkes
twas 10 ldvor Of secession whereas Mr. Welborn OBJ
served nat "he opposed 10 nuGs ifon beeause ofin
resemblance iU accession H.