Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

ions out OF the postcrity of Noah-5ih verso IoL
er' speaking Of the sons OF Jophe,h"By these We're .
isles OF the Genes divided in their lands every on.
'er ms tongue after their families in their
verse these are the OF Ham, after their families
y "e -, 'o"gues, aud in then ndtions-3st and 32i
nese are the OF Shem after their families
r. nc" tongues in their lands. after their natiORs-
-: OF" u,r Jumites OF the sons Of .N6ah. afley
me" generations, in their nnii,us ,,,,i n, tbe.e
,ctre The nations drided in ne ,o,tb an. ~ at :,
NOW, LEI uS follow them ,n,o ,l, ,I,in -, sli.,,
and shall see that .nl,,.r ,,,,I' p''' " 0""''
God, oPeraiej To ier. it, own r,,.,isLcI i, "
ton, VAN and distinctive passion, w,< NJ. , .
men; a"d here ir, us AK The question doc. !, 49,, @
10 be no more than vain aud destructive an,,,,r IN 49,,
continual war o" the rieh's OF tie separate aud soyee,
states oi this blessed Cni0n of States Tor IA. n -,
s''g r"" them ,h"ir separate and diS,nc, rxistencr
N"o'u"'g them 10y Judicial learning. Pro.la,n, ti.n 80
Ps'ry AMI pociirll fiction into on. nation! chi hmm !,
70 uesuoy The natural allegiance OF the r,iizens of t..c
states 10 Their own bodies polite an. transfer hv forc.J
V"" 'ha natural ale glance To the United Si,.. a..
one body polite, ia which The ,,.;.,v ,t ~ ,, :. A.
Eone,"; 'heh let TIE purpose be boldly avowed
pu' let "s iOiloH the sacred his. IL
need not b. feared, Tar we shall, ~ .n.o,., S"'e
loaded with dreams, Which Enrns found Al M , VI, ,
'oH' 10 TIE internal he ri0n Plaiu n,,,.,s -, ,,. IN
We "a nav Il" cehtcnd with lie has told u. tina, Mn,
poSt"iy OF Noah we've divided into ha,uns ,r, o,,;
e'i tongues AMI iiiics, alter The Hood. lie sa, ~;
LIST verse oi llth chapter "sud the whole e.rh w. r.
one language, and on" speech aud The next rema able
"'r" !, the resoluiiOr, To build els, aud tower wiuss
top nay reach hca,t For ia, mn, ,.. ,y,. III,
yam aitemp!-Why to make to themselves name les,
"cy sious he scattered abroad upon tie face of the
". ihcy' IKE 'he "rier oil the Proclamation, ", re
IsnI
:" 'he D." verse" ~ said, the Lord came down tc see
,he city an the tower, wlrl the chdic ca OF men buii
H"i The Lord -a' behold the peopie is one aud ibey
'"oe a" me language. aud this hey begun ;o do am,
now, ""ihi"g wall Ice restrained Gom them ~ hch ,.y
nave imagined Ia do Go let 90 dow H. aud ,l,,e
c"h'onnd their language, that thYy may not understand
one another sp' el-.n nd 80 it done and iLe Oue
people who because they pcOpie set no limit IN
'he folly aui amhit,on, were catered ,ro, 80, ill., ,
o' me "ar'', aud divided Gen,cs OF the naious
corning 20 h'ir anguaSes.- Aud her. we W III remark ~,
some such consequences will follow any attrr,n IN Com ~
h"a'e the people OF The u. States uto one Deo,I, Dn
anu men, nothing will be restrained hon, them which
"ey may Imagine To do Injustice and oppression wi,
eah The way to diSrord aud of which the
,">ion OF Languages will he iii metz or Now ,,u.t
snail be excused the folly Of thus showing that IN.
people oil the United States Anglo axon or Enyli.h
,or on tins question OF nationality, am pro0d of or
family. " Wv ''''
have witnessed with deep egrc, the ap,Iaus. "a If,
which me PROCLAMATION was ho-d That .ppiaus. NAV
P'pS' nave grown out OF an admir- alton OF the motives
"e" P'o"p'ea Tie mind that conceived il but tn vii
people nnrtured and brought up in the fixed on;
wv" wa" me states were separate and dsnc, po,c Al
communities sovereign and Independent Of ryht and i'm
sc ana POLITICALLY ioreign TO each other except so far as
ey nave heen united by political compact which was
~ me beginning compact, aud remains althuup civ
"g existence TO government as the bond Uuiou Weld.
ing WoughtIeSs'y TO the most hancful axius of con.ol
daon dressed up with the garb OF pao ism, can only no
eNpared by the Grecan Allegory the Illuminate t,ec.
onncng TO The sound OF the Orpc Lyre-They knew no,
what they were doing CIiRTIIS
hmg FiHidm, October 29h, 1888