Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-22

pot her pledges by her acts We nubsb The cloxy;n-
wi'h great pleasure as a demonstration of what the
run Is Oh niarun van Buren, prepared TO do for the
South
:, We cannot allow the second "Calm Appeal from
The South TO the Moth, which publish 4. dav from
the tichnond Enquirer, 60 the reader without the
accompanying request that Inc will give it an earnes
" We confess iba, this question has assumed an aspect
OF lar more Importance than conceived possible at
an earlier stage Of its agitation, To attach 10 it, We
could believe that the handful of aloltonists with
the uil strength OF the popular feeling against them and
subjected every where at the North deserved cdiun
anu rcpoacb, could become formidable in any
Nor could they lie npw become so at any time ex.
cept as the adjunc OF other OF excitement more
mischevousn possible than their nccndiary labou
and publications. Auxiliary labouis have come in C.
give them Fictitious importance. We aude to tho.
Nullcrs of the South who have sought by cyery ar-
tce, and by every phase OF misrepresentation
tins question with the politics of the day, aud to give t.
1t consequence and anlent by their nsdous attempts
enlist the South against candidate for the Presiden.
Cyl from the Northern section of the Union To the few
moro reckless aud desperate OF Tie Wings OF that
,on, who combine their efforts and perversons with
those of the Nullihcrs, is this most foul conspiracy.
against the character of the democratic candidate
the integrity of the Union: And lastly, (and more
Pcrmcious than the rest, because pursuing their oh
Jccts under the disguise Of pretended objection D.,
the course OF the abotonisls) those journalist,
am ng us who seek to infllmc the public feeling os
the South by aPPlaudmg tho principle of action wiic
governs the Aboliuonss, by claiming for the u.i-
disturbed enjoyment of the right 10 the South
with their poison and by pcrsstng in The exercise in the
most offensive aud ungenerous tor OF the absiaac right
of free discussion. combination of such causes ~,
their natural association for the accomplishment of SINH
lar not mutual ends has given consequence INSIGHT
hcancy and formidable aspcct TO inherent we,kn,,,.
he whole Southern country glowing with excitement
feeing and apprehension the natural results OF fran.
tick aud unwarranabe invasion of social policy anil
domestic relations, cruel and than useless in
SELF rendered formidable by inherent and adyentt,,.s
causes and threatening not only their rights and proper
ty and all that renders existence desirable . it sell
, what ought to DC done: becomes then question IL
the gravest import. So far, every movement at t;c
North, sprng'ng ronithc great body OF the people, has
been IN the best spirit and under right and strong i'm
pulse. With occasional exceptions, the language in
which these expressions have been conveyed has been
IN perfect accordancc with the prevalent sentiment -
unequlvocal Reproduction of the designs
OF The Abolitioniss, and cordial cooperation i'm the
maintenance, in their anplcst sense and whout males
taon, of the constitutional guarantees of person and
property, secured to their brethren the South Such
unquesonaby, the predominant feeling in ali this Sec
ton OF the Unona feeling schich acc arc persuaded
'c manifest Itself, II need be, IN acts ,ocu c1pr
si0ns.
depend upon circumstances, and the necessity OF the
case The necessity for any such action is surely TO be-
depored; but rather the more TO MEET THE
hMLKsENcf WITH THE VIGOROUS APPLICATION
CONSTITUTIONAL POWER THE STATE. That every cf.
ior TO stay The arm OF incendiary ianaticisn to
resi- the fatal consequences that otherwise ensuc
Will meet with determined opposition from the Aboli-
iionsts and their tacit abeors the sckers for the ac
oil 'he freedom OF The press and the porrrsion Tie.
great medium OF social INSTRUMENTATION between In.
States Is not to be doubted They talk of the constitu
tonal liberation of error, and right TO run its cours
unmolestcd; if this the case OF mere error Of
opinion Error of opinion, indeed When these incen.
diaries assured and well know that amono The direct
consequences of their '.errors alarm apvrehcnsou
peryadng excitement expected massacre wide spread
evi and calamity and when they with these start
my ana dcpiorabe results staring them in the face that
their labor OF madness and shall not be
ted that shall be put forth from their
from the region of inlammaby and danger and trans
iilea through the public mails, with renewed and
peIadded vigour They talk also combating error
WIN reason as II reason could reach the incendiary in
tho act OF applying his torch your dwelling or the u.s.
sassin with lbs knife to your throat the fell violation in
the midst of murder and outrage of the sancues of
your domestic hearth And if reason and not legal
prevention and punishment, should be brought TO act
upon what appeals not to the reason, but TO the
and not by the language of excitement only but ,v
pictorial representations, by engravngs upon the covers
OIL llelr tracts and publications, and By the dissemination
among servile and ignorant population of similar re-
personal use -
reader, and with the able author of the Calm Appeal
Ile lci0 York EUeniag PoSt--wlch had better throw
seii at once into the of the Fanacs-obiects 10
Tue language OF the Argus, and says that at proper
that readers should carefully pcruse IL inasn,,c no
~ may DC considered denotement OF the which
those who nJve the springs and wires of the State Jour
nal desire should be pursued in relation to the abolition
question 1t is the FIRST ambiguous giving out from that
quarter, in favor of legislative restrictions
ON discussion "
But on part hail it with pleasue--as one of
the best Signs IF he Times
Tie Park Resolutions
Inc South is dissatisfied with the tone aud angunge
OF the late Resolutions OF N. York And 10, il has been
turned to party The fault has been laid az lin.
door of MIR. Van Buren-and what with them ard ,i
most exceptionable of the Evening Post his
trends have been compelled to defend him against il.
lnPutation of being the candidate of the AboIonis,s
IL was but on the j lth ns that the Columbus Enouj-
rer IA Georgia multiplying prin sets forth that said
TO nave been gotten up the of Mr. Van Blu
rem friends The South may be of Importance
10 INN and them ia coming day. The people here are
alive and alarmed upon the subject of Northern inter
ference and never can, and never 'cH give their
TO elevate man. who in addition being u suspicious
character himself is found like Tray bad company
--Dut party or no party, Van Buren, no Van Buren,
the Resolutions of the City of N. York do not do ms
ice to the great majority of her citizens--and we are
happy 10 ind by the following article from the ~ York
Times OF Friday last that she is called upon TO come
sorll, ana express her real opinions
" IL has been expectation cherished by MANY that
lnis abolition excitement would pass awuy-tllat
laPPan and his associates ettered cast down bv uni
versai abhorrence and denunciaon, would focgo their
incendary labnrsand that peace order and mutual
good will would be restored. We have been Of thos.
who entertained such visions, but we are not now
the Visions have faded We believe now that he
storm VIII last long the Presidential election
remains TO be influenced. We longer consider Tau-
pan and his friends the clef agent in the move
inen they are made the unconscious instruments and
agents OF politicians desperately SELFISH and so desti-
TUE Oh Prncipe or honesty, knowingly TO put i'm
hazard the permancDce of the Union. and 10 risk n
serve lnsnrrection with all its horrors rapinc and
blood, for the sake Of advancing their own miserable
interests We consider that is the settled scheme of the
Opposition leaders to turn the abolition excitement TO
account tor their candidates. and TO the injury ours
ana mat 10 effect those ends they have resolved 10 Keen
up ana prolong that excitement If all this be so lie
course OF the movement and the will not denend
upon the lappaHs, and being fully and firmly persuaded
mat IL so, We shall look upon the fanatics M
those properly responsible To the leaders and The
Oi Tho ifsr.l LII. a..