Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19

states VIII be openly opposed, and their execu 10. oh
sunced by the actual empio, men, of military E,tce orhv
any un'aw u means whatsoever TOO great be o,berw se
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LAND! LAND !-(Katia Kaliay
Inc House OF Delegates has at last disp )sed of
,he SUBJECT, which has been publicly debated in that
body for three weeks. We hail the conclusion of
it, with no less pleasure than surprize We did not
expect on Thursday last, that it would be so soon
terminated, or in SO harmonious and agreeable "a
manner
On Wednesday, it will be recolIected. the Resolu-
tons Of the amended Report were superseded by
MIR. Browns resolutions, only by majority of one,
On Thursday, MIR. BIS resolutions which had lust
Deen received from the press, were laid upon the
taDle Tor the purpose of consideration
1t was in this stage ofthe business, that Mr. Book
er submitted general resolution adopting rs the
standard OF our faith the great principles OF 90
Inns was sun further amended on the motions of
Messrs Wallace and Sims, by declaring that the
measures of s. e. and certain parts of the Proca-
nation, were each of them contrary to those prin-
clples. The House adopted the resolution in this
iorH-and the only question then to request
ing D. Z. to rescind or suspend her Ordinance
drought up by MIR. Carter of Richmond county(-
and an amendment moved by Mr.. Goode protesting
also against the of force by the President The
house seemed to be once more likely get to sea-
upon these propositions, when they adjourned
Yesterday; they met under better auspices Mr.
Moore offered preamble and resolutions which
seemed to hit the tastes of all sides of the House.
These were referred forthwith TO a Select Commit
unanlmous y-tciM exception onLv These do
precate the resort TO force by either party-pray
south Carolina to suspend her Ordinance-and pray
the Federal Government to reduce the Tariff TO the
standard OF the necessary of the government
This preamble and resolutions are amended tn Mr.
Bookers amended resoution-and this constitutes
the whole action of the House on this agitatino and
complicated subject We give the whole resolutions
i'll announcer part OF our paper-and ii is unnecessary
10 say, with what pleasure we hail their various pro
positions. Thus pretermit the much debates..sRzsx
trine OF Secession-but they touch all the &
points winch 1t was necessary to embrace
appeal which is made in yesterdays ResolutiSz -
Dreathes the best spirit-and it cannot he made
III vain. Going forth to the world as the resoIn
tons of yesterday do, with nearly the whole moral
force OF the Delegates of Virginia. they are calcula
ed to make the deeper impression on both the con-
tending parties. 1t was time indeed for matters tn
Jake tins turn. The debates of the Legislature had
oeeh spun out so long, that they were losing all their
erect Politicians at distance were laughing at
uS-and our own citizens becoming dissatis
ned and almost disguised. Besides the LIST of Fe
Druary was nearly at hand-and every movement of
.. Carolina or the Federal Government was sbey
ing tne necessity of an immediate mediation OH our
SIDE, II we ever intended to employ it,
The whole matter is before the Senate II
is earnestly hoped, that they will act in the premises
WIN as much alacrity possible. The people ex
pecti The crisis ofour beloved country demanlsit.
ASSERTION-AND PROOF!
we peg the NulIlfiers of 5. c. not yield to the
ue"S'oIi' uai the cllzens OF Virginia will counte
nance their absurd and dangerous beresv The
public spirit is decidedly against them LET tben,
rely upon 1t they are wofiIlly misled bv their
mistaken Correspondents. For example the Cbarles
ton Mercury publishes the following letter address
ed to its Editor, from Virginia:
M i" GENfro BuDGE, Powhatan Co. Ist Januorv 1saa
proporo Of I you some satisfaction to learn, that very largo
1, nearly hG Whole not al Of the people south side Of
SGeon and tho General Government resulting trial strength
n, President" has had tho of causing the
R%Sesas Throughout % the m9 s many T"i9e, and
Now, ms to the Proof-Read the proceedings in
this (sad) county" of Powbatan on Wednesday
last, IN this day paper and see how the doctrine ~
Notification voted down. 1913 to 3S-and vet On
very large. proportion of the people of Chat coun-
ty are Nullifers"
Hampton" with our commentaries is too vouminous
or insertion IN ts days papcrThc Proceedings of Con-
gress, our Legislature and Of the People occupy al
most all our columns, TO the exclusion OF many Ms rt;
uces-Our correspondents must be patient as well
We thank &" An And.Jackson Man. for ,bc corotu,a.,
ne pays to our candourbut cannot obige him bv re-
publishing the article which he incioses from the Lev
'ngton Union For similar reason we cannot n,,bIish
letter addressed TO the Delegate and Senator from k
nawba.-We have experienced some hbersjlv from
the print in queslionand in a contest of Ills jssc,i,,;
90 not wish TO show ourselves inleroLiUe and lei
hUe, be our maxim. w 20
Of We We take Leave to correct concpou the Editor
shoulder %R w dn s sS Ss I TSyd fighting
southern VetserS We differed essentially with M ella, on
correspondence FentIe
men from Souh Carolina moro than three show o,
anxious we woo to arrest such
courage - q ~ her mad Of qualification
the did not believe time that thew would ,o
coed 10 the pegcnt oxemesand indeed incd -
.he highest authority that the state could dot into nuf
Saoh-A soon wo found that the greater ttan 20
attempt "''sV nv
jagon coine false intelligence" L has doisS,ed M sn
1cous iasoho0d IN is caseand could
nm ours But the Spy his employ
New York, are unworthy ofarthcF notice. FU'
General Scott has passed through Baltimore for PhiIa-
delpia
" special term Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and ChaUcey for the county Of James CITY and the
GUY OIL Williamsburg, will be held on the 4 day Of Feb,
ruary next ~ w
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