Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-19

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,.rIinee ~ runi,l every iairactiar "i ihei. Jue'
rights. usou rs sntj CT Trey siann un''u' a.
n ;ns ia ar, y, nee al opinon, for IL Is Guy W..
| mon e5enLd rron waich We can -, ne
which we have rts.lred 10 defend 10 t"e iaS'.
The Times INDUCES il mes! '!ali'o''''o''
uelicn" in new afrdyna he eh's' " w.
"rud" 1'hc Denocfit,c party Of Vns'"'" ),
k,vwleiee ~ such DIVISIONS as 'Ca'hou' -
o. an; ether nca. In The iaie canvass '''S =.
s,o,d toeeber. cordially and uni'edly, on ''e
h,oa, oIaltorm OF devotion 10 The CONSTITUTE"
and Inc rights Of the SouIh. They s'and 'le''
now. The Times will scarcely call Us a oN'-
noun man" We have, il is well ano"'''
I'd from that eminent man on severai Po'"''' 49,
nave freely EXPRESSED our opinion-ou' we dS
freely saw now. ha, his present course ihee''
v,,b our cordial assent His moderate ana con-
cilia,ory bearing al The present Time, 10 portray
inp The grievances of Inc South, ahG III aPPeai'"-
% The lovers of The Union every whefe 10 uo vs.
Justice, and remove every cause Of secio"ei u's,
affection, should auract The coun'ehahce dou
suppot OF all Southern men, instead OF Inc sneefs
anc attacks of The Times and other Sou'he'h
presses. |, is no, MIR. Calhoun or SCUM od''i'-
"a alone who have "orisinaed" this movement;
il is Mr.. Berrien of Georgia, our own bayY'
GAYLE Of Alabama, Venahie Of North Care
lima. &c. who 60 hand and in hand. IL Is
strange inconsistency in the Wing press
now 10 assail Mr.. Calhoun Tor his purposes OF
ndisupioo" and civil war. How can they be-
l;eye him 10 be 50 bloody minded nov, when, Ut
| hi. course On the Oregon question, ihev ianeeu
| him 10 The "sev.nh heaven" as very anger u
"peace and 90, will among all men" has the
man entiiely changed Or, is nc more wiling 70
lraw The swori OF civil strie, and shealhe y 10
he bosoms Of our American brethren, than 10
meet foreign Toe IN war;
We cal the attention II the country to ne II
dicuious. aud a. the same tim dscredltao'e at'i-
fude in which the Times places lis Own parry =
Il SAYS that when the resolutions oil lo4i we're
oassrd The Wings merely locked en-, and eng q
ell the Thing as j,ke, in uttch they had no coa'
e.,a but 10 laugh a,ll" Mr.. Harrison OF Loudon
saws that his bes excuse Tor Voting tor Inc resc-
Unions IS ,ha.ne cid no, understand what lhey
neapl Bu, The more sagacious Times declares
ma; the w hies knew all about Ihsn, and that 10
me intoxicating vision OF a little patty capital
hey looked on and laughed! Did ever parry
nean so black bali par,2 These very feso'u-
tons are now resisted as containing most dan-
nable PROPOSE ions The very essence oil disun'oh
and al! Us horrors The Wings voted for 'hem 10
man, in ls47. and vel, says their organ 'ney
item rec rdcd Them as measure "in which ihei
Ian q
will MI Judge 50 lightly OF the Wig party. we
| h l,eve taa mes If thtm fully understood via
rhey were about ami vo,ed Tor lie rssoli'ions'
| from The hiehes; patriotic motives, and mai mos
| OF them url now renew The VOWS they then SOL
EMMY made in The face OF the Union and lie
ward. II !, was matter only for Wings 10
| "laush a." Why, sc ask, was pubic meet hs
of lhe ct:z.hs Of Richmond, OF al parties, held in
The Captol, about that time, J. Rutherford, Esq,
in the Chair, and R. II. Toler, Esq, e loi
Of The Whisl Secretary in which they tenonnc-
ed The Proviso 10 Inc strongest termsl But !;
is needless farther 10 revive The "reminiscences Of
that day. when parry was not involved in The
question.
A lev words more, and We close This
une xpecledy proiracted article. Tire Wing
! deuouuces the movement of the Southern
members at Washington as "asitators,' and
The Times traces the whole affair TO the
South Carolina politicians, who agitate The
subject ''if not with The purpose OF cissolving
the Union, at least too careless whether it be dis.
solved or no." We propose here simply TO
quote the analogous language OF Northern pa
pers, which have invariably maintained that
The North would never surrender the Wlmot
| The people of Virginia 10 make their own com.
ments upon this extraordinary coincidence of
sentiment II will DC remembered that MIR.
Calhoun's address, reported - the Southern
meeting, simply recies the grievances of the
South but recommends no actin, leaving TO
each State the mode and measure Of REDRESS
t,om the I'iiadspiia Nosh American
TIE S"urHERS CAucU>.-lt will b. seen, tom
The number OF ielegraphIc dispatches from our
Washington correspondent, "lniependea," run
ming into lat hour oi the night that we had
taacn sers 10 acquaint our featets this morning
with The proceedings OF The Suuihsln meeting, a
subject oil The most decided interest, il Dol OF more
Il
nov occupying he public attention.
We are thus enabled tn announce The virtual,
il not III actual, dytat IF the advocate Of diss-
Mon and trends of secession: 10 whom The Tail.
ureIo carry the address reported by the commit
tee, was eqaiyaien. 10 a d,seomftnre OF The most
ouer ,oselntng character.
Tac Ie-cummilm,nI .! The address was, in fact,
is Gcalu-hIoW; ne failure oi the nlo,iun IN a.
iuurn sine dc vas nothing. |, is enough for rs
enough for he people Of the United S'aes-to
know, that among ninety delegates OF The SOU q.
era States, called. in d moment Ct irritation, 10
decide what wound 10 the Union should revenge a
wfon.-real or imaeinaiy-to The South, ma
jui,y sioGp up greatly and masnanim nusiy,
| biaveIy and 2'ofiousy Tor their county, a0d r.
fused 10 90 any thing from which he republic
| might suffer.
This i. the true hercis,l the genuine paIiot.
ISM and The praise aud gratitude OF twenty NIL
| non. Of repub.icaH iresnen will resouri tlc Il :
b e spitis If the S nh aho has inietfo>cd a.
gains, thsy o,om fierce out b:ssotted brethrep,
u beaali ihe UGiop.
From he vash rston Correspondent fse NJ +. Pas.
1 Ire tcaptra'o,s " u icdssembe N :ua,s II
TIE Seaa caan-.f ~ evening OF tinnday
mex. Il IS = 'tef "a Fl The tact OF the meet.
ing OF The rs h December became known, S.
| nd or prepared resolution dir.c ing an inOuirr
10 hs made whe,tef laere h "a been suca desc
e,at on o. the Senate chambsr, as cur ri, rumor
alleged. and il here ~ :een, proposing he
proper means iCr preventing such d->rcraion IN
| iutu'e | surnoSe be Senator lpicd 10 10 be
/ Nj. Hile. ms Dte deea'p rear tel iaot 1. hod
nj cboei 1t. Il m"e trsasoaa5le asseni1iags
never rpr, il his couutrr any wGe,e.
"Snpooss hit a m"etns oi northern mcmb rs
nad been he'd il hts House On the occasion o. TIE
ba.eiy CORRUPT det-a OF the Wi'nnt Proviso two
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! IN ,hsT tea'ts iar PURPOSES akin 10 those OF the
| late >uuihei! caucus, what an outcrv would hav
been raised Al Mt south against Inc outrage. Or,
| IA the ahniionIss me thu same thing, when
Nj Godings was h nored By being made The
object oil ne insults q southern members md
their ssfylls allies ADD compelled to return 10 he
cons trea 5, how loud wou1 have beer ine in
disnan; ceHuncia'ians If the lager, of what hey
wGulc hay- termed the sac:i'ese Neither ot
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