Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

ed 80 the United States for the purpose Of establishing
an University at the Of Government for the bronze
ion oil the arts and sciences The money is in the
hands OF the Lord Chancellor England ready TO he
paid over coniormaby TO the viii, which fact he has
COMMUNICATED to onr Government with COPY of the
Wills there no clause or condition in k VIII
which will call upon Congress in their Federal charac
ter To assume power over National Education A.
,ne legislature Of the District they may establish an
sscaueny, University, &c but the Represe MIN
yves OF the People at large In our humble op;no,
Congress has no right to grant inch of land ly,
an academy in the District We hone the snb,ect will
be duly weighed in all its bearings, before any recon-
mendaiion goes to Congress.
Inc Leg'slature Of Tennessee met, the 9th inst
uuaer tie new Constitution, at Nashville On the 4tl
Judge White and Lady arrived ut Nashville public
diH"er was to have been given to him The 9Th
We have laid by several articles today--amonr the
rest the races at Washington Petersburg, sc--aso
very interesting and pungent analysis of Judge Whites
letter from the pen of one of our Correspondents.
. TO rae EDITOR OF YHE ENoUJRFR
SRI you choose, you give place i'm yorr CO.
mnsto the snbjoncd, which is copy of reply 10 r. G.
Williams OF York, upon the receipt of publication of
which said Williams is Editor, viz: Human RIGHTS
tough the original was not sent ON in time TO prevent
The receipt of second, viz: The fuianc palor
Ihe communication referred to, had expectation
oil placing before the public but the simple fact that
have received such publications, having been extern
siyeiy circulated Is my excuse. wish avoid public
censure, if any,
"DEAR SIR-lIaving received per last mail. oapcr
edited by yourself and published in the city of ~ York
to examine its contents aud
measures as are usually found by experience 90 be most
egmae ana exPedient else in silence pass over its
pages: Provided, however, the doctrines therein con-
tanned should be attributable to excess of Devotion or
70 some one or more OF the many which the
hrgey portion OF We are liable But Of tat duty
which every good citizen TO his country as well in
thus as IN all other of similar kind and with
which, by those mutual obligations each TO the other and
the tes by winch we closely allied in this happy
coniederacy, he feels bound comply will moi nerr
me TO ascribe merit TO- neither in silence pass over the
pages oil publication SO fraught with doctrines of per-
nIcious tendency the to which refer. The con
seG'enSes attending the support of a publication SO o.
to.iousy shame even by small portion our citizens
who are considered the faithful yotares of the peace
and prosperity of the Union would venture TO predict
Every good of common understanding woulJ CO..
denim the doctrines maintained by yoursef and COL
sagaes WHEN he takes into consideration the evil ten
dcncy OF such doctrines.
"lst. You undertake to prove TO yo,,r m br
he "propety oil retaining in slavery their coored ser.
wants, whose condition. you suppose is extremely un-
Pheasant You undertake to vndicate their cause and TO
propose measures which ought be esorled to- and bv
the practice OF which measures their condition would be
much more pleasant. My knowledge Of facts in This
portion OF the Union teaches TO believe the
mat large portion do enjoy peace of mind
ana are much better provided for by their owners than
helr condition. IT hberated Cat any period after such Ii
beraton,) would justify. Besides there are nunhers
who know their condition is better than it would be if
hey were hDeraed and would be willing TO accept
their freedom upon terms favorable than il will ever
be in our power offer Them upon snch terms
as you propose But admit the reverse of this. yVbat
grounds do you claim for Justification while thus wiz
fully and maciously interfering with the private ghis of
citizens, whose internal laws uihor;zes AZ nd
them to protect and defend them from as well ma
Inward foes, and Whose Knowledge the legitimate nro
ceedings Of hisconiederney is
| them?
| sgd. You maintain that the laws of Codcondemn the
principles commended for by your Southern brethren
eernng the matter under considerations Your sufficient
warrant Tor TINS assertion as we'll as for others equally no.
toFious have not seen, neither do expect to see IN
God Laws require their subjects obey magistrates
ana servants to obey their masters according to the flesh
that this is her duty; consequently Their ypsonab.
service, and which, when TO- shall be nnnro
bacd by him. They, GODS laws reunire them Iheir
subJects to pray Toy men in authority; who have the
rule over them that they may be God fearing men; that
they may lead peaceablc and quiet life and so order
heir dePonent and all their dongs by virtue of the Of
fees which they seyeraly hold the fear God as to
insure that peace and safety which desirable for the
prosperity Of eosnry. But YOU instead of con,uvipp
with these requirements, rendering strife (ce ping
up wrath against the day OF WRATH, revelation The
righteous Judgment of God who shall render to every
man according as his work shall be) by promnlgatinoo
doctrines hazardous, not only to our religious but civil
INSTITUTIONS |ifyou take RETROSPECTIVE view md ne
fore you commence the building will YOU make M, es
finale of the COSTS which will necessarily be incurred
and after having made The estimate, will you proceed al
me expense OF virtue, and the happiness Of honest nen3
Ii IN me affirmative you must rcpcl the gracious inilu
eneo ottose properties with which divine provdenc
has blessed you and all osheE rational creatures at the
expense OF your honour your happiness and above nil
your interest in those enjoy menis which an all yyisc
PTovSdenee has rived for the puse in heart
loeseech you and each of your votaries through Won
with whom privately confer to take under your most
serious consideration, the injustice and illegitoocv &c
your proceedings the disefa effects which nus attend
your constant ana unceasng efforts to propagate such
doetnes and am sure that IL allowed
TO act VIII secretly upbraid you the FIRST movers &c
the sedAion aud excitement Which prevail In vapi-
Gus portions of qp country twill now eIose nav Yerl.
by saying, sincerely hope You may be enabled 10 IE
correctly and having learned TO think that Won NAV act
accordingly Yours W
BENJAMIN e. GooDE.
Chesterfield County w., .4aVus 1895
10 "r. H. " WILLIAMS, l4d Nassau street. Neso York
MARRIAGES.
hocriod, the Mr.