Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

movements which had taken place among ,he
ncope favorable to the interests OF the South anu whch
are so much relied OF here as the Spohehts Vi H.,
opinions Mr. Smith distinctly declared, ,'at L'oSe
M ctnms had been gotten up, aud were mainly sustain
cd BY the politicians Interested IN 'ic 'Irt,'. - Wv
Southern country, for potcGt purposes ''!u ny .e ".
c,aric interests deeply concerned III ''scE's se
cu,,r.rcr srpvrd by the slave LABOR o. iic oo"''-
I ,i ,, i.r,r. The reo,aanry of the country,
L,J rnthn.r 70 do with tnm--and mat THIS CLASS
WIS nrncJa7Iy, Il not entirely, Ter AncLon; ineze
arc the men who conr"u! pciIaca'is' az" "'.ae
,,;or: mr.. e, be regarded: as tic voice Oh INC
N,-,hcru 4, n1,ics he said, MAJ BIZ cHfetcu '"' Il SIC"
SIM and nrLably las bccn Ill paTl ny TIE oe'ei '''u
attitude promptly assumed by the oon'r'h Es"pe-,Du.
i, Will rally again, and III 'noie lnrihuaoie power
,y t,ow IN lie victory achieved in the onset NO" IL
the lur TO STRIFE the decisive blow Cali on lHe ''"
suye.huding States for penal enact'nch'S i-E SUI"
measures as will ciiectuai!y ana forever put II G'
Shall we wait he asked, untli Tic governments Oh
these States have lost the power To control it-nnh
,l, aolliu..ists themselves are the Elalorlr: W N
SAID he is the attitude in which we place virginia ~
this delay Size, who had been the foremost 10 pro-
claim the exclusive rights OF Tie Suuhcln otacs oFeI
this subject and TO denounCe all foreign interference"
from whatever quarter is presented to the world
as !rSaiI DECLARE what the true character Of the
mc"nlary conduct ui the abolition societies OF tle nom
sayr.hudng States. and TO demand those measures:
which alone are adequate to suppress them. Can this
hrsiiann SAID he, he attributed to any thing else than
H. lir prrncious influence Of party feelings: And are
r vital interests OF the State be surrendered Tor par
t. purposes: Are The lives and property OF our people
To b let; less secure, because the effort c!lrctuay to
protect tnrn, may, hy possibility, weakcn the claims
OF y. York candidate Tor the Presidency In adopting
that Course, the party VIII" SEEK the elevation oil air an
Buren, give the s,roncs. grounds question The proprc-
u. his Ii lna is to be attained by
surrender OF ono o TITLE OF The lights which belong TO
Virginia. connected with this vital interest 1t surely pre-
SCENTS nsupcrablc objection to her support. He pray
I'd gentlemen not 10 expose themselves even TO tie sus-
pclun ui connecting the Interests OF party, win The
IT. a., He. smoke III
sincerity OF his heart, when he declared, that 1t had
not entered into his Imagination, that this question
Of ali others, the most deeply concerning t'e ne'e"g
I" the Stale, and upon which, more than upon any
ether, her sentiments had been fully and unanimously
expressed be used Tor the purpose OF advancing
projecting any political party in tbs country: He
comjured members all sides, 10 lit themse yes into
higher and purrr atmosphere, beyond the reach oi those
poisoned cXhaa,ions cngcndcrcd and thrown out by
pa!y strife. Let us, he said, dispose OF this question us
becomes patriots, looking alone to the good of this an
crnt Common wealh regardless Of the interests o! party
ANA the petty squabJlcs 10! power, which threaten 10 en-
gul ph every other consideration