Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-22


hs present lars rearo The collection Of t Tho who'll
repya law South Carolina provide o enforcing the laws
state Of the Union for thee 1G ,IS
had .saaed tho influences OF ,S
should PC proposed he had odogbt but
messed Congress foSctemcnt could Ovoided should
least come at time when would preclude the adoption
, n9d been SAID that means
tue operation OF The Roplcvn laws lie regarded such
to the people was 90 devise 1cn m 20 'ongtess anc
powet of sovereign STATE d 10 S prevent ' between III,
asa'r Tae saa rcr6e sat cs shall DC executed ta
e"''oH -Noq"eS'io" 'ods SO important s this"
BEWARE!
we earnestly beseech fellow citizens OF the North
not TO deude themselves Ii is true that the South ge
morally opposed 10 NulliGcaton We are sure that Vir
ginla, North Carolina and Georgia dissatisfied not on
~ WIN TINS mole OF redress, but with the precipitation OF
SCUM Carolina IN rushing at once TO such exremes-
But we charge Northern brethren not to believe 70,
one moment that the South will acquiesce the present
Tariff sysem-or, that the public sentiment among ma ~
much longer remain sabdued aud tranquil. we do not
wish TO play the hroggadocobut we warn them to be.
ware They know how deeply we are attached to this
Onlon--and how zealousy opposed to the heresy
OF nucation. But il is impossible not TO see the danger
which surround The South feels the oppression ia
which sho is subjected by the monoposs of the North
we nave strong interests, and some strong feelings too
In common with the citizens of South Carolina. Sun.
pose blood 10 flow in this quarrel-(we can con.
ceve oil many ways in which it may be brought about
either by accident by design-and who can saw how
long It VIII be before the flame would spread through
the whole South? Suppose ALSO that we perceive the in
a -
mat this session passes off without giving reef-tat
in tho meantime money is drawn from our pockets Ia
overflow The treasury, and TO give rise to wild and mis-
chiavous and unconstitutional Expenditures does the North
think that quietly submit to this state of things
that there is danger of the scouents of our country
increasing and OF the popuar excitement of the South
spreading until no wise will be able calculate il,
I excesses
We beg the citizens of the North to think Of these
ana TO act upon them Why should any of the SOL
dicrs OF the North be thoughess enough TO offer publicly
as volunteers at this moment Why have the
oil dragooning South Carolina? Why does the IT, S. Ga.
Zette OF Philadelphia tau South Carolina with
ing and clustering: Why is the Legislature of Massa
chuses mad enough TO bring in resolutions to instruct
her Senators against reducing the Tariff This Union
was made IN the spirit of oncessionand by the same
beral spirit must it be maintained. We speak without
passion and without atiectaon We utter only what we
believe TO be word in good season. Nav we moi
experience the fate of Cassanlra
rs madness to rule the present houri" All parties
have duties to discharge-6u ,oW they discharge hel
Will all avoid the errors which beset them2 win the
! North do us the justice? Will s. c. avoid the use OF
force? Aud will the United States? Or will each mad.
ly press upon the other-until blood may be drawn
ana his blessed Union be put in jeopardy? The Union
may bc saved by c0ncliaon-Se interest and violence
may destroyit. Atthis crisis, Virginia may do much
But she has talked too nuch.NoIo neUer nGy be the
time for her to ACT
The Spy in Washington gives good sample of hi,
love OF truth in tho character which he draws of on,
humble selves:-" He has numbered more than three
score years. irritable" Inlrmity,' sc &c-Wt
beleve That those who know best will answer for ouI
even temper and for buoyant sprts-As to our age
we thank the Spy for not making il " tbreescore a.
zen - hut we assure him, that we nearer 80 than we
arc 0O-and that he is very anxious 10 know how
OH we are, we are six years younger than Mr. Writ
Oils age is Of record I'VE have spirits enough TO stand
any IaDour to enjoy the society Of friends in its ut
most zes' or TO laugh 10 the berest attacks OF all
our political encmies-As to this Spy in Washington we
"ou"i Whisper word in his ear-to beware of being
hisieH by his friend the Colonel into another scrapc
Hgh Co1tneH-The last Message part of its doctrine
a sT OF II, from he Ts Judge fuckers
See
nS1n Si the Message, beginning, Withour ayenng to the
G nn inc nlIasaph beginning at The cones
he L9aeT will struck with the identity once when he look.
The Constitu1i"n of tb 1G,oon OF Judge rs Essay
osna %nen federal and social compact freely voluntarily and
the people whereby the state"
other 70 the Federal oyagn oh spgas 6Sme,gi to zach
% Is bound to tho several States,
sn compact be considered merely federal social and
obedience erae,ed the other" ''O '"O "'"'' ana
We sincerely congratulate the reader on the prospec, Of
peace between Georgia and the u. States. The Misona
5ne Governor ol Georgia will forthwith discharge them
from The Penentary. Thus this source of collision NAV
De dIeI upand thus unpleasant controversy between the
'''''"' ana state authorities be entirely removed.
Public Spirt--The Polls were opened in hi. CITY on
ihuIslly aud Friday asiand the Citizens Of RichuIon,
decided by vote OF 2S5 to s. that was cxpcdient for tho
City 10 subscribe 100000 the James and Kanawb9
l"Pr0Feme"''-14e 'oo,h goes draDeiy on.
We owe our Acknowledgements to the Charleston Eve
g os Tor the assurances gives in the comments il
mas offered upon our article. The Post now saws Give
US repeal oi the Tariff be yond the legal ants Of
heht' a'd we can assure DIR Rtchie that Internal I'm
proyemeh's will not stand in the way of repeal of our
Ordinance-WH the POST do Us an additional favor,
WIZ IT tell us, Virginia asks s. c. in the most respectful
manner suspend her Ordinance till the expiration of the
next session oil Congress pedging herself the mean
'c 10 cooperate with her IN bringing down the Tariff to
this point tcheheT S c. will yield to the request of Virgil
MAJ Let the Post waive all etiquette as lar A. il can in
confederation OF the critical state of the country We ask
i' rank opinion upon the question have submitted.
d. Our Coue'pondrnis, HampIcn,~ Catou c Sc mus,
nc .no sGI nave ieoway to make with tho
IN Tho House OF Delegates Of Tuesday and Tb
" o. me course and resolutions of that body. We shall
IN TINS shall of
this intermediate Debate in tho course of this week.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
have seen announced in your paper the names of Sc
veai conspicuous individuals fit persons TO be clothed
with authority to represent the Old Dominion in the Sc
nate OF The United States, and have not been little sur
prlsed 10 md the range OF selection with but two xces
tons, confined 20 that portion of the Commonwealth Fast
OF The Blue Ridge of mountains: il talent and patriot.
ism were alone confined to hat portion of the State The
writer would respectfully submit 10 his Eastern brethren
the propneiy making the selection from the
part OF the State; as is evident 10 all that will have
tendency 10 harmonize what has here been regard
cd as conflicting interests and allsy that Jealousy which
but too unfortunately pervades this Commonwealth
The West have cheerfly cooperated with the East in
the election OF william G. Rves, her most favorite SON
20 hdt hgh ohce; and cordially unite with his warmcst
friends ~ the joy they may feel at his elevations; and as
western Fgnians proud 10 the disciple Of Tho.
"s Jefferson now in the prime Of life, representing them
IN one OF the most august bodies the world ever saw
cple eventually designed Tor the elevation OF all man.
KIND VIII be manfuly defended Would IA be extra