Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

Ionad in the South where the most insidious efforts
making by of the Wing leaders to gam converts Dy
exciting resentment against the North Some are sez
ing upon the excitement against the North to blast the
Northern candidate they pleased to chriseh NM
Others, though happily inferior in point OF NUMBERS are
willing to sacrifice the Union itself TO their ncous de.
| signs. Even if we not thoroughly convinced o'
the intention of come Of the leaders, vel e tsnnecg
of their measures is obviously to put the N"rth all" t
South by the ears-to create clamor in thu one Srcu
towards tie ottr-to discourage the dereinpeniehI "
public opinion in the North, by disappearing the g"n
ra sentiment CT the Southland to produce Irritation
in the South, by disappearing the general sentiment
of the North The Abolition papers eagerly sr'zr upon
every harsh expression, which dropped in the South
papers, to irritae the North The Factios papers
il the South initiate their pulley, by echons every
harsh expression, which dropped by the Abolition pa
pes Of the North The acid is freely applied i'll both
sections CT the Union-thc minds Of have BE-,
soured-a little reaction is produced here and
there. Now and then, the North is rtalcd b. the pre-
cptate plan ola Southern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1t Is
nsul,rd by unnecessary and lnpu,nilons on Tile
integrity and patriotism of her ctzcns-And sometimes
by expressions undertaking thu bless ngs If the Union
and pointing obviously to dissoluton-As when the Whig
Tor example, publishes Communication from so S2uth
frn Man. -containng the following omnous givngs.ou
By Immediate dLsuni0n If the Slse amt Stare
holding States, belize that MI these grrct and dcsirDMe
ends may be attained. Frcl Mary land. South anu est
around To Kentucky, shall be able 10 constitute
Government of considerable per,nanency. Let all pub
lie property be iairl: distributed among the present Con
tedaracy. 4 SO"trrn Conedcraey, embracing that part
of tine country alluded t., will enb"dy every resource
aud advantage hnil Is 10 spil, climate and water, that
any nation need: while it vii; DC relieved from all
the causes OF vcxa,ions ana partial legislation. which
now seriously and frequently dislurbs our harmony
aad happiness and so often threatens 10 overthrow our
Institutions.
. We have before US, series of extracts from the
Northern and the Southern papers: going t" show what
unkimd feeling the course OF the tcnac prIhtS III
the NJr,h ud the Fuc0us prints III the Soutb, is caicn
Hated To prnduce. We these for future pn5!ica
lnn il the Times should demand it, But We are happy
10 bieve that whatever little excitement they may have
produced here there they do not express the general
sentiment of either section OF the Union. The Adolf
ton papers, the heated Essayists in other jour
mails. are not the Exponens Of the North. The
great BODY Of her People ire caln unInpassInne I'M
affected bv the occasional violence OF the Southern pa
pers fathiul the Union, and firm in their attachment
to the South On the other hand. the violent language
Of two Southern pnpers-or the precitat inca
surrs which occasionally agitated do not truly ex-
press the general sentiment! of the Southern People
They faithful 10 the Unon-irn III Their ardent
Acknowledgement At every hazard I" vndicae their
rights and TO defend their property and their lives, but
willing to allow all reasonable notice. and every fair OPP
portusty to the North develope her feelings, and to
adopt the necessary measures to redeem her Pledges
The Suuh has planted her banner upon the ranIpars
She cannot strike t-Nor will she be driven from It. II
stands tI-re firm, mistaken and irrrrsistIbp-But she
will wait reasonable time for the movements oi the
North With this spirit aloa, we have every reason to
hope that the South will be saved FROM confusion, and
! the Union be preserved from dissolution.
Party spirit is mixing itself up with this knoy and
agiating qucs;on-and the attempt ought to be put
down at once. In Georgia, the Wings are actually
elccunccring upon the strength Of it. The addresses
of Messrs Beac aud Gamble actually hold up Mr.. Van
Buren, as u Candidate Of the Abotionsts- as North
J ern Cand;dats-as an enemy Of the S"nth Thus, in.
stead of all hands being pped 10 the deck to save the
ship, cunning politicians avalling themselves OF
! the tempest to share the spoils.
Among the various extructs with which the Northern
and Southern papers arc now trcmng, we beg leave to
select the following we!l-wren, calm and summary
! EY,n. nj ci,tu cft Nnrthoru fpenr We re
indebted for it TO the Charleston Courier
"NEw YORK, Sept. l6
| /" To the Editors of lie Charleston Courier
8. The proceedings in Charleston relative To the Post
Office have met here quite favorable reception. That
il is g.uss fraud upon the Post Office, to transmit pa
pers to persons who do nat direct them, is fully recog
Missed iul wiz ally thing like entering the Post O.:
without authority, rcsortcd to, Is not SO clear
There can be but little doubt, if affidavit had been
made before magistrate, that papers: the circulation
of which Illegal had been received at the Post Or
fee, he would have granted search warrant, and
seized them; and this would have been dgnited and Inn
posing. hold, that the Postmaster, SO soon as he
discovers that seditious papers in the mail, is in
dnty bound not To circulate them. II he does 1t IS po
| babie he might be himself responsible can see no
sort Of difficulty in putting an entire stop to this ncta
Gus attempt to introduce candeStincly what would be
punishable if openly circulated Were any resident to
subscribe authorize the transmission OF such papers,
! he would be amruatle to the law The United States
Mail is shelter for illegal publications, any more than
the ARMY would be an asylum for man who had been
rEi!tY Gf breach OF the PEACE can hardly ueScrUc
The excited feelings Of all the better sort Of people here
at the audacity and unpruc pied character OF the snail
clan who art crravorag to mplcae the two sections OF
the Union in quarrel to the palpabe ruin of both.
can say with truth, that have not met with any Of
business any intelligent man. who does not execate
the proceeding Of the Abotionts. The chief leaders
c;nancip emsSarcs from England; whether
they sent by enthusiasts political eerrs is not
known. 1t is very clear tina: any thing calculated
to cut Oft the great and growing relations of the
North and South, would benefit England. But the
whole scheme is hopeless it is unprncpled The
foreigners usually get congregation OF women and
few idle boys and hourly in danger of being torn to
pieces by the grown men, who dctest them Il is hardly
necessary 10 say that the manufacturers and merchants
Of the North perfectly comprehend where their raw
material comes FROM and what would be the ehect
any Disturbances the South should raise the price OF
Cotton to tctn while the English manufacturers might
BE- partially compensated BY mPorations from the Last
and the merchant whose store is crowded with customers
from tile South and West is not ignorant how They gel
the funds to pay for their purchases. Tile matter Is we'll
understood and as the fanatics carry their pro-
jccs any farther, the white people Will make
ST. Bartholomew aflr ofthern Indeed the only real MIS-
chief they can do excite the fury OF the people here,
far to lead to acts ofvolence. There is no more pros
poet that these mad.Een will ever seriously Impair tue
rights of our citizens than there is that Mormon'sm WIZ
superscde Christianity. Those who know nothing OF the
f ceilings and opinions of the people a! the North are
guilty of great folly: and act of gross ustice, to
charge these efforts to disturb the South, to the people
Of the North. They have nothing TO do with H. Inc
great preactts are English cuissarics: and the few
Americans cnunicnance them no more represent the
body of the people, than the cnnvics of the sessions do
our own population The abolitonisis could not hold
public meeting with safety in Charleston than in
New York II is vile SANDER to impicate The North
people, and springs from the sa'ne Incorporate or
interested zeal that directs all who boast of being tho
rough goers The question of emancipation is equally
interesting to the people here, in pecunary point ct
view rs with u.s. and the abolonists have contrlYed
to make it as much question of feeling; for the PROJECT
Of ragan,ann has reused the pride, and excited the
indignation, especially of the laboring whites The
ana gamators proposed that the process should begin