Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24


a.. = ,,,r.s IN The main we're condemned. Mr. Bra.
dl h. III Wing caud,Gsipi,f Lieutenant Governor, an
,.d ,i, llcr Il the Aucl.:tis;s ~ manner WHICH
os, tbe, entire APPRECIATION rhrre was no reason 10
b.Aeyp that there any disposition on the part O.
CIV Seward Ia sustain The otrcts and views ni thr
boltianiss in the d.;carae ri hts "tc'a dc'irs an
HI ras called rrpn hy The ate g: !''s MA Ia suren
der certain incives from Justice accused al nfg"slra
NO Then il vas hat the mal'gn 'nflnence exercised
over him aud which finally broke hn down, made !i'm
an hbniions; that 10 SAY, t's union OF ann aasohy
ana Abulliuu he was instructed 10 hseve, was heces
10 secure aud MAINTAIN The ascendincy Of the Wing
party H- ;ouk the grnund IN his correspondence WIN
The Executive If Virginia, that ciiizcn o. Southern
Satr remedy against negr" stealing N y tth
EN- State consequently Ibis class nt property had no
pro,. c,ion IN lIr Ncrhern Suites al hongh specially
pr"vid. d lnr IN The Constitution of the U ).
This Gec araiion extra judicial erroneous and VOID as
4 was created great uneasrness 10 Virginia and alter
solemn remonsrance from that State, rptaaiory meg
u Is oi conservative character were adopted
On lie passage OF tie resolution in Congrts refusing
10 receive and refer ionlIli"m petitions, the mask was
entirely thrown aside and the entire Wing party in III
Legislature of this State proceeded to direct action
on The subject. The Albany Evening Journal, ihr
State pap-r headed Iuhammatory article wnh the
wards, THE NORTH BETRAYED, as if in the adoption
If The resolution III Congress, voted for by members
from every section of III. Un,nn, the Snuth had con
sprcd destroy the Liberties of the North This Was
.iinweo ~ s., 81 frsch-r"u-. d"ube meaning resn
riinns i:tred oy Fir. Jhn 4. King, an av"wed Aho
ton.st, puraor;ng In suain II" right Of petition, bni
J. reality detentl!g AMI sus!a'n g nc Ab"ii"nisis-
lie refused 10 separate The resolutions, 30 rs 20 lHarc
HE Democratic roriua of lie iinusr The pfiveg- 81
voting in favor ii the naked aai nntouhtrd iyIt 81
resp, ci'ul pP:iDn, and 10 vote against Abolition, tut
he des,antGiy unite the two, and thus lnternrd ~
irtlenved, and nirrlorkrd, forced them through bn
HOUSES, all the Wings voting Tor thrm ~ party msl
sure, and some Of the d. minerals, though expressing
IN anxiety 10 have The resolutions dividrd.
Mr. MANI. ID, nocIaic membrr, anxnns 10 repair
he error ril,.rrd the following res ,non few day.
uh>' qnenily 10 the passage OF the Abolition resou.
iI,ns:-
Rcsnirtd, That The Legislature has sren with deep
rtgrr and tia, d.ctdd!y d>apprnvrs, The rlnr's "i
many misguided individuals III The Northern States, t.
interfere, without right and in vna,i"n of The princ'
pies uprn which nur sncal compact was inrmrd, wit
the dnine.uc institutions If SISTER STATES al u"
S"uh, tl-rtb disturbing The domestic peace Of 'hr
States weakening n. bonds "f Uninn and snwl,r
he .ar'i- %; ~ dissolution.
This Just IND pat .nc solution rel eted Forty
D.n",,",> voting i.r il, and tiity six Wings again,
At the Whig-. by hs voi-, drcnring openly and nm
quvncally ii Institutions Of the Sonih, guaranteed
~ tr Constitution should meet with II" protection
their haads
TITS followed by the passage Of The law settin.
aside lie b,inrr,n pursued under the C"msi"
on al establishing The evidence III ownership OF tng'
1 s'ay- which Iaw Ia. hren declared unc"n>t uonAi
nv recent unanin,ns cs.n, believe, oil the Su
p Cur, Of tie United SAFES.
Ia tn= . ,sl,rnn ine ijirr stIn3s. The Aihin
\ gus at optuo: lhnl Inc drctsnf al tn. Sapfrr
Conu vr;utIiy repeats the nct OF lSi0 |; prevents
the enlIrc: n the Il - but dors repai TT
renders the pans aud penal;lrs 81 the Law null and
.d, yet law itself upon our statute bucks
A. lray permitted 10 remain there, aud IS unfr
p-aied. ihe AbnInnis's Will refuse Ia ackn"m ledge
lie d, ci.on III The Supreme Cnuri which c"inp-is
',', under the Constitution, To surrender iuy'uv,
slaves.
The act was passed. as have shown, from bas'
lo;ica mnl,yes-e rights "i the ) nth have been
v,",ird in cider IL cure abolition votes. Virginia l.
rady rpral all hr reallatnry laws soon as justice
i done /, her by The State pf New Ynrk.
Tl.. Democrats IN both Houses voted against the
passagt o. The law and that they have the power,
ti7i carly will IL embraced to re-
pal 1t, thus ualng friendship, in equity aud a'n
two 5 winch have always exhibited devoted al
;ichai9ht the Constitution, and 'hr honor, aud best
interests OF The coun;Ty.-.S !. Union
[ln case ii, Legislature Of New TURK shond repeal
he. law and We NAY recc,vc satisfactory assurances
that the dnc,rnc Of Governor Seward dlscaImed by
he authorities nf York, take il for granted, tina,
Inspe Law si! cease OF itself Bui our trend
t the Albany Argus mast not deceive himself, or
,,hers. New York should repeal her Law-and the
very argument whc., thr Argus in the opnon o
he supninc C"ui, oUga; 20 operate an indncc"eni
10 New York 10 take ,ha, preliminary step. B,ia VT
MIA and y. York about 10 have new and Repnh
.can Governors. We hope Iha: nelncatinn MY "r
son ni,rnf, tctaeen il2,srs. hcDowe and H'nck
Gr ,,t;i'ne this uurtasant controversy, and Tar r.
,nsg.ny hal, these lgNs from rsre":y" statute
books How the Legislature Of New York re
n.r, ~ lace Ut the decs:nn Of III" SupfPmt
Court; We l"pr, Of the first measures at Gu
vernon Mcdowell, will he 10 "pen the do1r i"r NJ.
peal to i"k lr The just observance Of her const''"
'ionaI ubig,,ans- trust, that shall thus re
establish those ancahie and commercial relations,
shci respect FOR lhs Empire State; which, The M
'ural ties that bind together ih's Con-deaird Republic,
make it desirable Tor us 10 cherish. -E"qnirer