Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
PpEDiETjpT

We hail with -rat satisfaction, the complete Edition
%, lie WORKS. Of .'ir Pau!ding, which has been under
..,,a by the cntcrprlSny Harprrs of N. Iurh.-The
,,wirr article from the y. York Cumirt rcial informs
-. IliS beautiful Letters rom the Sauth which gave
: much pleasure a. the tim" they first published,
ne ,Is, been issued from the Press IN more complete
,ra -Wi.a; toTchle coluring IS there in The picture,
al lii" Commercial has extracted from these Letters
ma; admirable sagacty nSprrS the prediction. which
=, r,sraces 1t has all been realized, excerpt the last
s3bre touch Of the pcncil.And may Heaven avert the
cas- ,olc May the mischief be avrrted--and then
me 'oi the stars Of our beautiful constellation will
81. mGdlv from their spheres
NJ Padding will DC onc'rt the first 10 prevent the
asunlaaiun, and to preserve the Union. Already
IN with delight. that he has again taken up the sub
lis collecting information from the South. and Is
Earring u open the eyes Of too many Of Nor -hern
.i.cn, Who have been grossly ni>ed about the con-
-. OF y uur Slaves:
psrLpIxG's WoRxs.-Thc IIarpers have issued from
u. PRESS volumes V. and VI Of the complete works Of
.ls X. Pauldng, containing Letters from the South
Ia Northern man 1t is with unaffected pleasure that
=; :raew acquaintance with these very agreeable
,l4acs after eighteen years OF separation. These let
,-dcscript;ye Of custom. manners, scenery-and in
80 Of m.n and things ia general in the interior of Viz
raia-weve written and published in the year ISL
Ne :caj them with great delight their h!s appear
and have considered them as among the hap
-, Of the authors literary efforts. They written
"a S.irit. and show that the writer Close observer
i T. that WAS worth observing His descriptions Of
eae'v phic and poetica CT" .c.. vein of hu.
COWS through the whole. On the great question vi
.Tc:y The author looked with the EYE Of ph!anthro.
p; nd patriot, while his recorded opinions exhibited
--.:yclst Of statesman. How prophetic the follow
&.?!s ige, writtensrghtrcn years agm
The second cause of dsuninn Will be found IN the
population OF the South Whenever the misguided.
guIlr malignant zeal Of the Advocates Of ctnancl-
son shall institute, it day doubtless will! cru
- .sanst the constitutional rights OF the slave owners.
ending among them iana,icll agents, and ianatcal
IS calculated to render the slave dsahrccd, and The
.:.;.on ii the and family dangerous when ap.
@ :al Dr. made, under the sanction of religion TO the
~ Of these ignorant and easily excited blacks, cal
I and intended 10 their worst and most dam
); PASSIONS and place the very lives of their mas
-: Their wives and children: IN the deepest peril; when
sies formed in the sister States, for the avowed
lose Of virtually destroying the value of this Prnci-
'sm in the property OF Southern planter; when it
ZONES question Inooied in the Legislatures of the
~: States, Of the General Government, whether
nsh;s Of the master his slave shall be any longer
:snscd maintained, and when it is ut length evil
;a nothing will preserve them but secession, then
49,. certain OF the stars Of our beautiful constellation
'ii Inadiy from t,r spheres, and jostle the others in
,1; Wild carecr There is dissenting voice in the
n on Iis vital question: and the movement will be
'inouS. Let The fanatics be checked in time IN their
'1 a!cer, !: Cnion is worth preserving Vol l.
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