Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
FOR THE Eve YRER.


w the Fanatics who have spruag up within their DO.
.n Unless this nc done BY the force of public opinion
+. social restrictions BY enforcing The existing laws
g. finally. by legislative nactncnts, the mischief mus,
IHr,l$f the affiliated associations extend in the
Nthcrn States, the South be strongly allen
,rd feeling, and the Union itself be brought into ST.
Jus danger. The North has, therefore, every induce
lfa, to cooperate with the South against these Fana
tics They mast do 1t. considerable patriot will an
>vcr for The consequences.
Does not the North moreover sec, that in addition T.
~ intrinsic difficulties of the subject and the great tx
c:.emcn winch naturally grows out Of it, there is svs
i,n,2c design to convert it into political cnoiue tc
r:an the South from the North and the North from The
U. 10 create the most alarming sectional FEELINGS and
strike a; the Union itself: i, cannot have escaprd
m observation Of the most careless spectator that there
rs existed the part Of Duff Green end other despc
politicians of his school, design to array the South
States against the Moth This scheme, if success
-. would inevitably lead to dissolution of the Union
tHst, efforts were made to propagate Modification, and
catfish IT, the universal creed of the South-thc Tel
?h school, At ,at tine and always since, advocating
:>,llern connections. This scheme would have sue.
iced d. if Virginia, North Carolina Georgia. and Alaba
lad not irowned ii down, and washed their hands OF
Nlihcatiou.
Ni.c. subject is seized upon for similar rur.
'-.c. This Is tho Slave question, which miserable
E''t'ics have got Up in the North. The immediate
-, Mcrcrn,s The Telegraph h,s, of course, pressed
proposition with all its zeal IN one of lis late articles
cngratuatrS itself aud the country npon the course
O. h; cxci,emcn; on the Slave question very pretty
and patriotic sentiment from one who values the pcace
and perytta!.y OF the Mon
In another article. Duff Green sketches gigantic
.-cuc tor his Southern Convention-cmiracing sys-
i, Il intcrn"l improvements and manufactures, con-
,4 10 the Southland clearly showing his nsdins de-
~, - acitate every possible topic, which may b., cacu-
Iced 10 chodv the South against the North. and ere
f., such separate feelings rs will make them consider
Ire lsc!vrS separate nations.
tr truth is that he and his leaders so ba"d and
,,,. .r,r their ambition of lcodc ir,
mon, Ina, ne wishes 10 get up Southern Con-
-c;lcy. N which he and his ticnds expect to tr the
.,!hs$. The scheme is theirS-and the hgh-nIiudcd
Las 81 Virginia called upon to follow his lead
:. !cs not deny his having RECENTLY chuckled at our
.,!y: .f:u cS IN the nth and really i: appears
70. IN, c would r" "ice at any calamity which would
I'D, III South, /: Ii would only promote his sinister
Il " different is this mans course-in what strong
a:>;a>: the whole tone Of his proposition, from the
Ins.ng <rntnea, confined in General Washington
.;.*,. .iLGis sS
~, ua,Y OF government which constitutes you one
: also now dea. /" you. 1t is justly SO: for it is
.a.n pillar in the edice of your real indepe ndence
supper, OF ycur tranquility at home; your peace
ad: 81: your safety Of your prosperity OF that very
e;tr which Won highly prize. But as i, is easy to
>;e that. from different causes and from different
r.l:ers. much pains will be taken, many articles
,yd 10 weaken in your minds the conviction of this
~ this is the point in your political fortress against
Inch the batteries OF Internal and external enemies will
constantly and actively (hongh often cnver,y
aa! aS!jousy) directed, il is CT nt,:te moment that
H should properly estimate the immense value of your
alI!onal your collective and individual hnppi-
that you should cherish a cordial. habitua and inn
Tv.o!r attachment 10 II: accuSumng yourselves 10
tnh and speak of of the Palladium Of your poliri-
q, safety and prosperity watching for its preservation
~:a Jealous anxiety: diScnunenancing whatever
,!:r~si suspicion that it can in event, be
2':n: ,aed. and Indignantly trowning upon the first
:wans f every attempt 10 ALLEVIATE any portion of
rn' from the I" cnteebe the sac-ed ties which
H'w Ink together the various parts.
" For this you have every induccment Of sympathy
~ interest Citizens BY birth. ch":cr. of
l'Iy, that country has right To concentrate at!
'-:'ns. The name Of American. which belongs to YOU
rn national capacity, must always rSat the Just
Il rc' ct patriotism. than appcatiun derived
;0l'cal determinations With slight shades Of diff
nee you have the religion. manners. habits, and
Zeal principles You have in common cause,
I.n and trumpIed together; the dependrncr and Ii
=; YOU possess, the work OF joint councils, and
efforts, Of common dangers. suttlEnss. and success
4 But these considerations however powerfully they
l"ss themselves to your Srnsibty, arc greatly out
~.aed by those which apply Immediately tn your
e'"sl. Here every portion of country finds the
.ist commanding motives for carefully guarding and
:">":vlng the union Of the whole.
a In contemplating the causes which may disturb
ar Cnlon, it occurs matter Of serious concern, that
asr ground should have been furnished for character
= =: PARTIES By gcoyraphicai Determinations
"a! >oatcrnhi0nt:c and WcStcrn; whence designing
men cndeavour to excite belief that there is real
H;"ncc 81 local interests and views. One of the ex
~ti"ns OF party to acquire influence within particular
clS. is 10 the opinions and aims OF other
/ >'.c!>. You cannot shield yourselves too much
a"st the l"ainuSes and heart burnings which spring
;'& these misrepresentation; they tend to render
~ 10 each other ihsc who ous hit to be bound t"geh
'G :I!,rrna affection Tie inhabitants Of our Western
10y have lately had useful lesson this head :
% haze III the negotiation By the Executive, and
re lnannnns ratification hy the Senate of the treaty
/" Span. ard in the universal satisfaction =. The event
a fn-!!Tu the Cnltrd States. decisive proof how I'M
'!'d were thr suspicious pr"pagard among them OF
~ cy IN The General Government and in the Atlantic
ms un!:'"nd 10 their interests in regard To the Mis-
al a. Tiny have been witnesses to the formation Of
~ - tf"atcS. tina, with Great Britain and that with
P'n "ach secure to them every thing they could de-
,"'h'esEct t""ur foreign relations. towards confirm
q ''"7 prosperity. VIII it not be their wsd'rr TO rely
IA" preservation Of these advantages on the MON
n winch they procured; Will they not hence
:" he deaf 70 those advisers. if <nch there are. who
seer them from their brethren, and connect them
n ''H Aliens
i:fk tn" rncr-y with which the Father Of his Coun
" 'NhoTtS his c!lowcitizenS 20 fruwn down the first
In aTons Of d!>uni"n, Mark csp ciay, how he par
"r 9ciuli"ns them "gans gcogrnphirnl d'rStons-
<I!s' warning seems /" be so emphatic 81 won
" 0p'St'e to III" present crisis, that 1t sounds like
">lt'l"n al Prophecy itself
n Ma now let ask the People Of Virginia, from
avn Will they take counsel and whom they will fol-
81 Is their gul!e-George Washington, or u DIg
I'll 'C1cSs these has:v Suggestions however, not so
II '' TO the people Of Virginia of the South as to
"a "icnTrn 81 III. North. Will they countenancc by
"a ''!"r the designs of tie tdcf,ons? viii they
IA "r Fanatics to 90 with their ncfarious Pur.
"a Sh1 furnish frcbranis and all the implements OF
"A s'"'cl II IL" Malconents and the DsunnnistS: No.
"a W. ca cp'n y"u. in the sacred name OF our Coun-
"A .'"c b: all iii" obligations of the Constitution, to
''"S" the tanatlcs aud to preserve the Union
a 3.
IN Mr. LEIGH. AN ENIGMA!
n = ~ E"ntvnnn sirned hiInsclf " ChrlStnphcr