Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

elect Gained the moro claorous spirits opposed TO the
exercise OF discriminating duties, simply because it pro-
missed prospective relief But, supposing that South Caro-
lima had adhered 10 her resolutions and the President
hs-he certainly would have been engaged in the
forcing OF he unconstitutional enactmens OF party deep
~ Interested, who have long exacted unjust tribute
from the people in general throughout the different Sa,e
particularly those OF the South Nevertheless the Pre-
sident considered his duty TO enforce the laws OF
Congress. This declaration gave to the extreme dscor
dan parties victory greater than the battle OF New Or
leans
Those who suppose that there can exist continuance of
social Union without corresponding interest OF the parts
connected can as wellsuppose the existence OF harmony
IN an Union OF force Nevertheless, there politicians
oil this description whose respective interests them
this conclusion Such politicians, with the aid of Adolf
on colonization, Temperance and various religious soce
ties, philanthropic fanatic and hypocrc likely has
ten the establishment of the Potomac boundary ue
before the expiration Of MIR. Clays bill. When indica.
tons pregnant with such dsgrace calamity are threat
ening Union, ought not the rejecting part of
mankind TO exercise their best faculties by endeavouring
to bring back their fellow men from the deuons they
have fallen into! For is historical fact that nations
characteristic Tor their temperance and religious
ces, are generally in the degraded and ensaved
state The vast empires of ASIA and the benighed
nations oil Europe, are living witnesses Of the fact.
STATE RIGHTS SENTINEL.
u We cheerully lay before readers the preceding
eson OF our worthy Correspondents We do not aud
certainly ,cedo not feel that arour in the de-
fence OF the rights OF the States which he refers Iis
easy that he quasi nuitier-and hence il is no,
ditcuit 10 account Tor the state OF his feelings. MULTI
cation cannot subsst along with the Union 1t fatal
the cause of State Rghts-and has done more to icopar.
Injurious as that memorable paper, has proved. But
must guard against The tendencies of both operate
against State Rights-and must also guard both State
Rights aud the Union We despair OF
either.
We certainly disagree with Correspondent no, only
10 the doctrine Modification itself but also as TO the
goon eHecs which II has produced Modification has
back the South in the proper remedies would have pur-
sued-She became ALMOST anxious about the ,enedy,
about the cr0nS proesscd to remove. IL partially para
yzed and certainly postponed her movements for redress
but that redress would have been abandoned She
would have insisted upon justice, with councils
and concerted eilortsand should have obtained il
more ehectuay than by this imperfect piece of patch
work We shall be most agreeably disappointed if
shall not have TO do il yet; in amending this bill of Mr.
Clay-in obtaining full juslice-and in Kidding ourselves
for ever OF this "tyrannic power"
Let" State Rights Sentinel" satisfy us, that il is the
object OF the Temperance aud these other Societies
strike at the Rights of the States aud the interests of the
South. and will be the first to rush with him TO the
rescue IL the North ddres to NEEDLE with slaves in
me way winch some OF our own ncendiary Southern poll
ucans have undertaken TO assert know that the Union
would otter TO lis base No would resist such eff
ort would peril more, than ourselves. But where are
the proofs Is because there such fanatics Garrison
or Dennison? Have there not been such FOOLS writing
and ever publishing. for dozen years past Where was
Lundy Had he not paper established even in Ba-
more But where is the evidence of the mass OF our
Eastern fellow citizens pre- aching up this insane crusader
DO they not only not counenance it, but do they dis
avow all such intention? And who is that the
existence OF any such design! Let our strong minded
Correspondent look at those who propagate such plots
When did the Telegraph become authority with him,
When did the factious and caprcou organs in this CITY
become the standards of his orthodoxy? Is he now TO
learn that plan is foot rally Southern party around
John T. Cahoun-and that in Georgia, this party to
rally partly upon the Cherokee question-and in all the
slave States, upon the slave question? That hence thew
arc striving to abuse the public mndo insti the sus-
piclon that the people OF the North about NEEDLE
win our slave preperyand that arts be spared
Tor getting up this hobgoblin'
we pledge ourselves TO our Correspondent by every
thing sacred TO watch the movements of the North an
to sound the tocsin any danger does to threaten
US upon this great questionbut also call upon our
Correspondent TO give way to chimeca deasand not
70 suner himself TO be made instrument, the hands of
me tools OF daring and desperate ambition Let both
Keep our eyes oPen-and we shall both do duty