Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
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CYLHOLN.
SRs-You must have marked the hypoc7!tca! course
taken by John Calne Calhoun, in and before the
affair Of the Taritf-his language, and that of his
followers. the base pandcrs to his unho!y ambition
What were they; "Qua!rel with the other States.
we must on the score of S!arery-a subject destitute
of sympathy or popularity throughout the civilized
word-and hence, let US choose the iaFl as source
Of d;ssenson." In this they failed What have they
since done To obtain their end. they have awaited
themselves Of the mp'udence and intauaii0n OF few
N.rlhcrn fanatics, who, if unnotccd and unknown,
would soon have sunk into mrrltcd oblivion. WIN a
view TO dissolution of the Un!on and separation OF
the States they have endcavorcd to excite feeling,
which, fosered and furthered, WILL they think, tend TO
their favoriie obect-and moreover, feeling that s
circumscribec in It's sphere and imperative IN e geat
mass of humane and large shareholders for SiTs as.
acr it. and assert it boldly and adTseily. that, until
reused By the Catiinan Party OF Nullihcat!oR ana Dsu
Mon and of their unpncpcd Editors IN the hrs ana OF
other Journals npeed By the force OF example IN
the sccodd instance and these, aided hy the efforts brief
less LAWYERS and the uninunded fears Of few: general
" speaking slightly, and in some cases wholly unnt'f
cs,rd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., unit! thus oused the White ana
a ye vonulann Of the South were never In more Sa-
s(actory and comfortable condition. tcneroentsP'
II, in their management had been extending Itself III
Alabama Georgia and the CaroInas, winch had expct'
led By the force Of public opinion, The monsters
that had dsgraccd themselves by cruelty stat vat"n ana
torture and thus opened prospect Of the erection OF
system, which, adding and the same time To the
nroue as we'll as the prospects Of the master and the
comfort of the slave seemed give assurance o Do
durability and utility course Of Conduct Ike his nae
produced such desirable state OF things. when IL"
DIALECTS openly addressed to the savc-cwnrr ana mol ID
The slave reused the Catilnarians in South CaroIIna;
for to their cause, it sUrt OF 10 F,umphe !"
them il was the dawn Of day that was 10 LEAD u Sc
marathon Of the Union effect which there are SO many
means and such strong induce Hents-he means u &C.
mend on Virginia. with the Chesapeake icr i"'risn
Nary to cast in its anchor and the Inducements 10 To-
rgn powers the fertile harvests of the South mus:
+ VIRGINIA will assist, the fact of tci! looking TO foreign
ad-o course al the price Of their by
the once chvarc. but cent per cent. Hamilton
opcnlv avowrd-as far al least the present Oath OF
ALLEGIANCE will permit. To his party, the I't VIII sui
fee Let Virginia study the contents OF is Letter 10 Tue
Norfolk Committee.
And when Sirs is this done: When their dying ana
their -p Telegraph is preaching 10 the South. that The
Kro Of G. g. is arousng the sympa'hcs Of the civil
lied world to the sutftrngs Of the tricnn in the u
States And generally speaking wha, are their presses
ne rorninr: Rccoectng the force of the observation
:: Give me the power Of Song naking to Nation ana
care not who frames its laws Remembering this ana
that TO rouse the of literature Is 10 rouse
the energies of country, they are prescribing -
psTs and books and thus they actually seeking -
add 10 their circulation and increase their
Look, TOR instant: at the conduct Oh the S'''ie
! ton Courier Mercury, and Patriot. as 10 the p''1
/ :: Token" published at Boston One line mas Dte"
suffered to convert good feeling into gail anu w
terncss" Again, regard the language Oh tle i.'.n
mord Wing. as to "Petrr Farley. These men are "'
so weak as to be ignorant that e1tenst rs. =; the
lation Of these poor and obnoxious Pnoicaohs IN
South their censure will still augment It, wh!e ~ e
North their influence will be yet fartner eH'ehaeu:
But the end of the conspiraors will be ohiaheo anu
c n,pers as the Courier and the Patriot Will discover
when too late, Of whom they have become Inc su!P'7