Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-01


ADDITION, TO state thai had frequent and fall converse
TONS with you in reference the revival Of the South
efn Review think II wasrabou, the time /, which Ii,
refers, IN 1870 The object in attempting lis rryva
WIS 10 discuss the questions in which the Southern por
ton of the Union was supposed 10 be particularly in
tons and on the better undnrsond;nr If which boil
in that aud the other sections H., nrosnpri;v and sav
were supposed in n rr.at derae - dancnd In On,
conversations, all these quesrnns were passed in re
view, and can say, with confidence ,haf IN all thai
par sed YOU did moi uiiar 4 va ia, T. cared ~ AZ
milan. On the contrary, one M lis hsppy consequen
ces anticipated was that the effects Of the discussion
wouid Tend to counteract causes which ind then begun
10 operate, and which veg regarded a. hostile lie
Cn."n.
iou next appeal to such 81 the delegation who may
nave hhowcdge OF the fact, to state whether you were
not actually selected TO conduct the Southern Review
fof an answer, you particularly appeal 10 Col Preston
anu myself
In answer, state tt,at-such certainly was M under
Standing.
lou 'na'iy asei whether Mr. Joanst - justin! q
II va't!'hS 10 be Inc ooaHdeha' organ ~ u,r putn
Ah can shy =, u he was was ignorant II Il.
ah hn aware tnai ticfr was ans cHatdenttni organ,
""i "" c"hetae 'hal tiie eau'e required one. We
openly ana naniniy maintained what We believed 10
ne great constitutional pr'neP1r winch 50 lar from
tending To dStnon, was ennenil conservative IN IL
character. Thus, thinking The maintenance Of The
principles, IN our opinion, required neither disguise
nor secrecy on the part 81 It's advocates lis force
consisted III lis truth, aud that IN free aad full Discus
s,nn; and was, accordingly, that relied lor
support
I WIN great respect, yours, dc,
, ;. :. CALHOUN.
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sv"r"oe - c 'hfu'it'oh7 70 WHICH you ahhhr, ~ Fih
o'ente 'hein ~ communication 10 Tue "nc!iigenccf
aud ihe "lndependent, s'"ned "a member ot the )
Carolina Legislature from las 10 le5.;. 10 which beg
leave 10 refer you.
| 10 show to what extent am able 10 assume the re-
sponsihty Of speaking, as sell for Others as Tor my
SELL ~ regard I" any purpose ri clsanon IN ta; con
tes beg leave - state that my instance the House
:" representatives OF ,. carolina raised a standing
committee on fedefa RELATIONS, whose peculiar duty
u was 10 take cognzlncc ." the controversy with the
GENERAL Government, aud that was Chairman ot i
nn the contest terminated THIS position, OF course,
made me acquainted win all ", measures proPnSeG,
and brought me- IN communication with the cliefactos
II tie politics Of That day My residence was a tlr
seatoi Government, which afforded me an opportunity
"t extensive intercourse with every section OF The
state ana with te Leading men oi every quarter 81 H.
In endeavo'ns 10 propagate our principles END rouse
lie people 10 TIER maintenance, addressed popular as
semhes IN many OF The districts, from one extremity
Of The Stale 70 the other With these facilities OF
cc.,oining The general sentiments, well as The OPT
Mons Of individuals, ! make solemn disclaimer, for
my party well myself Of any design, purpose, or
wish, 10 destroy the Union.
Subsequent 10 lc29 never made an address TO the
ncn and meyer did 50 without stronp snresson orl
sympathy from nv hearers II was an exciting TOPIC
rrned tv ~ AGAINST the unconstitutional measures nj
Which we complained that they were calculated o
weaken the Union and reinforced as threatened b. m
CONSTITUTIONAL ncnns mirlt drsi roy II ". beliavod
Thai onr doc,ncs 10 70 conservative and have seen M
r.o.o, J., c,,nn. I'm, o,,on In s,o-t ,ber. r,s ~,
sec., :, ,ndrec, nnrnoe whatever Evrrv nb;rct ,s
op.nIv ayowed. fairly mt on record and boldly IN
crcad en- that The nnhc HISTORY ri ,he cor.ro.arsy
contain, Tho ,rbola ,rn,h nnmu,,iot ond = ;s,,;j
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