Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
.sOUTHERN COME l.rlOw H.

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The Augusta Chronicle (NHitlfc0t0a) presses Con-
yenton of the South Amongst other Signs it pub
shes with conmcndoton, long letters from its Cores
pendent IN New York (most probably Nu!iiicr9 who
recommends an immediate Convention in the most ear
nest terms, and concludes with the following kind wish
es Tor Virginia:
" Mr. Rtehc, and Old Virginia. will Southern Con.
.e m o n D I0I state the event Of
been earning from Mr. Van Buren, the Albany Regency
prefer s6a oo'S some 'ss s, and S.i .
Mo might farther saved yet when we s rid Of
R,ee Stevenson others Of tia, Kidney Count the
sa Gesee s % &c & stG Ses ,s ess ysas 1s
r shc cannot alter her she
we pass over the false light, in which it places in
relation to the People of Virginia. Hhy care they
much abont our opinions, courses, or rewards:
The Chronicle may put itself about ourselves
.ior we expect and 'oH accopt REGARDS from Mr. v
b:-As Tor the dissolution of the Union it should GER
ihy DC an OBJECT OF the most serious every
Stale-and more to Virginia, than to S. Carolina and
Georgia. because she WILL beMe border State But rather
than yield the Rights of the State or endanoer the
y of our families and the sacred interests OF The utb
we would resort to Southern Conventions ma to $50.
luton Itself But these must be the ultimate resorts after
All atnicabe means have been exhausted-rather than
immediate remedies. At present, Southern Conven.
on Is altogether prena.urc-and mscieyous nastnuch
as IT s calculated TO defeat the very object we oueI. all
TO have Mt heart the peaccable aud satisfactory adjust
ment OF this Dark Question The Union eInanded from
spirit OF conciliaton; and to that spirit we ought
now TO address ourselves Violence of language preci-
pation OF measures, is adopted by cious parti-
zdns Tor The purpose of setting the North and South at
variance we dePrecate for the present every
sionae course There is too much truth in Mr. Walsh
emark that ''fhe Wing is devoted 10 the same OBJ
Ject as the Washington Teegraph-he 1nufaat eyasDe.
T@ton between the South aud the North" Caiin, Int
trm-decided, but respectful is clearly at this time the
Tone we ought TO adopt We ought not o abandon one
nch OF our Rghts-but until the Legislatures of The
other States aud the Evil has appeared In its true dmen
sons, I'VE must begc temperance that will give (our
passIon) smoothnessr We can oct h.reofer S,l,,o &C.,.
hnu That others i0U not letter from the Civ of New
fork from one in whose judgment we can confde SAYS
mere seems to be general disposition here in
u'gnanty iTown down every attempt Of The fana;ical
wfetches, who have been stranng every nerve for the
last twelve months to dissolve this blessed aud Holy
Mon such is the opinion of all intelligent men Of
DOM political parties here. But the same tme as
sure you that stale of feeling is rapidly growing up
nero, winch may prove an nsurmounta6le obstacle TO
the adjustment of this vexed question Orr arca,, ~
uSsouoh Of the Union, non. intercourse &c &c are
met ~ them with angry and acrimomiuns lrtorts Of
- ny IT as soon as you please, aud like expressions
The political purpose 10 which the WHY'S are tryin To
iurn .ms subject, seems to be very well understood
here ~ think, if Southern Brelhren, only Keen
Gool Tor few months, the clouds which have been lac.
" gathering in tie political borzon will be succeeded
by serene and unclouded sky"
. RIG Rehmond Enlner asks periodically -" win not the
S,h ',g"le es 1sn OF the soohi 10 which we reply
M @ y of % a, gng.s Us IN evs'y way ha' ngenn
We have word TOT Enqurc md other Southern prot. II
hcy expect aid 9On tic NOn indication Of Southern sh,
o must lower 'ho arrogant dieiaofai tone and leave i
legislators 70 enact such laws Construction alo@s aa p1
' within bgee an1,s pS',. se made moro abolition
0's s "Dle no make lof three years.D0sioH Coarer
Won =" '"s o'd obNse The citizens of The North We are
deeply attached TO the Union, and we would cherish
mat KIND spir which is essential its preservation
u was IN this spirit that made the appeal which the
Courier IS pleased to designate 'ppfteiie." We
wiI aahefe 70 vt as long as DOR sacred rights and dear
est interests will permit But cannot will not sa-
crhce them even to the Union Itself For our own paris
We vail caily wait to the effects which the appeals
Of uie south will have among our Brethren Of the
Nof'h-Ne would wait all reasonable mc f5r ae deve.
loPcmenl oi those consequences which the measures of
hc Fe0Pie and tie laws Of their Legisatares will produce
10 putting down the Fanatics
The n Z Star asks, when was "Andrcw Jackson the
Trend Ut McFchantss" The Globe replies y printing n,
iheo "a millions Of dollars which Denmark Ffance No.
pies ana SPAIN have stipulated to pay fir spootions on
DOR Communicative more than hundred thousand dol.
lars besides, Which he has obtaincd from Purugathc
new commercial treaties which he has made with Great
Britain, Turkey Siam aud other ratons-tlIe suppress.
SION OF piracy both sides the Gobethe curiaients
Of the Tariff the abatement of tonnage dotes &c &C.
which he has contributed TO effect
Loaisa T5aif Eoad
Ihe persons holding snbscr pton papers Tor making a
survey Of This road requested collect The amount
a. Che next Louisa Court and deposit it in Che Bank Of
virginia, to The credit Of Moncurc Robinson, Esq.