Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

lS,r nd v,y "!"'r', ''' tn" c'.s's ''' t"t p,
hos passed ay. and Tilt W. ""* ENJOY s'e'" s'!
,%n =, any former urrlm. Every hrreze that blows
from the North waits up'u its G.Soin @o t'o'ts " Tic
Southern morie VIZ hear tr''.u every l""ii, village
and hamlet the h!d drclaf''"' i'i cur ts'tS are "''
t.rs,ood and tia, They ~i IL '"'":t'n We haF'e'ei
assurance if,.n nsh nht'"ft I'M u" ln"''F "u''''
,;as viii t,kr COR cause ,,. ..i In , Most rc
trn measure. 10 snpp.rsS lhai s,it al tila'sn which
is spreadinr through ,i' ln1i. kind and irtrrha
feeling has been wake"d ZIP every has'" aud there
is tide OF popular mdgn ton WHICH ''usl sweep 'oSe
wild and rcckicGs fanatics MO h$curtv anu OBLIVION
And shall we, cir ourselves 'v"rsadow This l4ht pros
prct: Shall We waal"nly rAc:r hostility anu ,
the current Of feeling against u.s. ny .'re";n''"s
before the Northern pt"rlr IN an a'ut"ue " Which -
aud Defiance; Shall We turn th'ir ale ,:, ~
now bent ON cooperating with Us n ti'c % ..;o.r
those ruthless bciilys who strh our r'i''-t' i
alton Of their own safely: Shall We 'N, '. ;, ,I,
about their own rights and klrrty. 'hs'e"u - H.
forward every k'"d ana ,I,am Shall WE cL and
v;,ber that tEnr of affection $" thaG""h'i'""Sy o's
plaved BY demanding % II!en what we o"FSeT'S whit
mi doby ukilIg reIuls!ionS winch, co"Plca Will,
cannot ciTeciualy SPIss Inc M " n u
u;oced YOU thai these societies aud all their affiliated,
kindred associa,ios cauot be suppressed by pna en-
ocmputsiry will stli flourish anl gather strength
in Il new form and under dierrIl ainr; and you must
be further satisfied sir that demand on our part under
present circumstances aud considering at The same
time that have right to make II, must Dr laGii
to the We have much ut heurt we snail
multiply enemies, discourage and drive away friends
while we place ourselves in u p"sitlon from wtich
we cannot retire without shame aud conius"n-
and from which cannot advance. without JcoPar-
dizing the pence aud integrity OF the Union o"ch
must be the inevitable consequences OF the adoption vi
these resolutions aud YETI sir, they are urged upon US,
with zeal and an ardour Lci"e displayed IN TINS
House. Gentlemen declare reldiarss to Hazard Eie
and limb in their detilcr. Appeals are made to Inc
feelings aud cuaseDces vi a'bers "n tins hy
told that the rights snd Interests oi their
will be betrayed aud the saac!y their own oatlS wa"
lated by opposition to these resoiu'i"' nave Hre
surprised Mr.. Speaker, 1T lhc calm dignity with winch
the majority Of this House aYe me, the various and
unwurrantable charges which have been heaped upon
them in uneasured terms, Daring the present sessoi
have been surprised at The bod aud steady, yet ana-
nimouS they have pursued "n all nccasios we
a violent effort has been inadc To drive them from their
purposes. But sir. am longer surprised, when sur
vey this Hail. and behold the unusual number oil statd,
and sober and venerable coumleuaces that beam around
me-hc unwontcd nuiuber Of Ien who have passed The
meridian Of life and ia whose bosoEi the ambition uiiu
fiery zeal Of youth have been tempered down to slcau
and conscientious persx III patriotic cause.
pray them TO perseycre in the course they nave begun
and Viroina will have nothing 10 lear from having
Trusted her CAUSE in such hands. hlctnkS SEE, ST.
reflected in them the esty and parity Vi this renowned
Common ealt-uud 10 them does she l"uk with earnest
and confident expectation, for the restoration Of her all
Gent honor roddcn under loot furnished, and tat
tered by the rude assaults, the dying agonIcs, the death
throes of jill e1pi,n!g faction.