Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
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soRS--I on must have marked the hypocritcoI co,,.
takeh Dy John Caline Calhoun, in and before the
ahair OF the Tarih-hs language and that or nc
I%Sowers the base Panders o his unhoy ambition
Whas were they! Quarrel with the other stale
We must, on the of SIavery-a subject des,;tt
OF sympathy or popularity throuehout The civ;l;sad
~ W. hence, let US choose the Tariff as source
ol uisSension In this they failed What have tbev
since done? To obtain their end thew have nvo;JcGS
themselves OF the impudence and iniatuation of Few
Northern fanatics, who, if unnoticed and unto
Woulu soon have sunk into mered oblivion With
view to dissolution of the Union, and separation ~
the states, they have endeavored excite FEELING
winch iostered and furthered, will they think tend To-
thelr favorite object-and, moreover feen,r ,,,t =;
crcumscrbed in ITS sphere and imperative i'm Tho re,,
MISS OF humane and large slave holders for Sjrs as
se'V ~ ana assert 1t boldly and advisedly that until
reused by the CaInian Party Of Modification and Dsn
mon, and OF their unprncpled Editors i'm the first and r
other!Journas mpelled by the mere force of xnoIc m
the secoud insiancc and these aided By the efforts Of brief
less lawyers, and the unpundcd fears Of few ren,,ol
~ speaking slightly and in cases wholly Iniutr.
esled, indiyidualsthat until thus reused the white and
save population ct the South in more sa.
tislactory and comfortable condition a beoeyoor, -;
iN ~ heiI management had been extending itself i'm
aaUaha, georgia and The Carolinas which had e. mel.
leo, by The mere force Of public opinion te r,ons,ers
that had disgraced themselves by cruelty star vooo d
",ufe ana hns opened prospect Of the erection Of
system which, adding at and the same time 10 the
income as we'll as the prospects Of the master and lie
comfort OF the slave seemed to give assurance of both
uufaDIliy and utility course Of conduct like this had
produced sueh desirable state Of things, when few
papers openly addressed 70 the slave.oN r and a., q,
lhe save, reused the CatilnaTians ia South Caroa.
Tor, " Their cause IL sort Of 10 fynDDhe 10
thcml II was the dawn of day that was to lead to Sc
paraon "i the uniOn to effect which there are so many
means ana such strong induceme nsthc means To- do
Pehu on virginia, with the Chesapeake for FOREIGN
Navy 70 cast IN ITS anchor and the inducements 10 10.
Ieg powers, the fertile haryests Of the Sooth Thus
Virginia VIII assist, the fact Of their looking 10 freipn
au-oi course at the price Of their Independence Bv
lhe once chvarc, but now cent. per cent Hamilton
opchy avowcd-as far, at least the present Oath Of
AHegance VII permit To his party the hint will sur.
nee et virginia study the contents Of his Letter 10 the
Norfolk Committee ~
And when, Srs, is this done? When their dying and
,ntlf g ltlegaph is preaching TO the South that the
hlng OF ~ B IS drOusng the symputhics Of the civil
yea world TO The sufcrings Of tic "qfreqD" in the u
states And generally speaking what are their presses
pcIorming tccollecing the force Of the observation
PiVe nie lhe power Of song -inaking TO Nation and
care not who frames its incnlcrin0 this and
MAT TO rouse the conservatives Of literature Is TO roe
the energies Of country they are prescribing ne spa
Prfs and books; and thus they actually seeking To-
9dd To their circulation and increase their influence
Look Tor M instant at The conduct of tie Charles.
ion Courier, Mercury, and Patriot as 10 The poor
token, published at Boston One line has been
SUFFERED to convert good feeling into "gal aud biz.
terness Again, regard the language Of the Rich.
inona wing, as to "Peier Farley" These men arc not
so weak as TO be ignorant, that extensive as is The cfcu
a'on OF these poor and obnoxious publications in lie
oooih, their censurc viii sin augment it while in the
WORTH. their influence viii be yet farther extended -
bu the end Of The conspiralors win be Obtained and
such papers as the Courier and tic Patriot will discover
when too late, Of whom they have become The supple