Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
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the ount Q, either section Of impassioned po.e.as
,Us VI, look calmly this storms We VIII cu,e'S
we WI ,ol nights and we will make no persons uu'
our nScrs Of our honor or our PATRIOTISM. Thus lei n'
hue to shoulder breast the shock and the Union may m
saved, if the North should discharge hef u"''s " WV
a' hav v xnsc, seriously TO realize all his predc-
,;ons i, we are permitted Judge OF them ny ms shee
,ecgiaphic report before ns we se'ee he can
bc eubdued This union of States Is neither 10 DC M
by force nor be reclaimed BY force bu' e very
hypothesis of the South Carolina a,s Which il
state OF things which s,artes us by The caiaIes &
may nroduce There is to be war--a bloody wall CIV"
war-wilh all the horrors which il will infct upon ooa se
tons As was saa by Mr.. Rhodes, an orator OF ,ig
hs Eour,h of July speech delivered in Richmond during we
alarming period of notification, II these o,utes WIZ
dsuni,ed war would ensue, blood ~ouio no" III o"s,
md tho nov neacefu and beautiful banks o inc ro!oa
would brsIe with cannon defend her from the "
her own counrynen Who shall paint The caaes o' SUI.
ware Who would avoid them II II were eohsts'en'
with our rights and honor! AIT CheSes looHs u ' ~,
,.hishncni o great Southern Confederacy lie says la
California will become slave State ana Inc oon VIII s
arise to become glorious empire; inele a ~ Calfor
ar from lro hundred thousand inhabitants no" LII Cao
Mn ~ whom not less Than three fourtts are from
holding States and countries In the Convention ha iu
al about oneha the delegation were rom
States; and yet the provision 10 exclude slavery
WAS nlmos, unanimously adopted What does hs p'ose 1i
the foct that slavery had then no oohod mere w" n
become acceptable to hep sps ssb for different
desiinv2 Nothing less than this whole lnion anu M
universal empire Of her fog can preserve 10 us ie
! of fha
II California ever changes her present organHatu"
is il not more probable that she will declare hese, a
pendent people, and that great repuohc DC d .
tho shores Of the Pacific? Facing the granailes ana "n IN,
ehons the mines and precious stones, ana SILKS Vi o
Word enabled by stretching forth heF nano nv v;
trade that made Tyre, and Sidon anu nue ,os with
reatsbe NAV not consent assocnte her fortunes
Tho Southern Atlantic States Dissolve Inc ohoh ,.s
or destroy the efficiency of the navy-hau down M c
and stripes that have hoated over hfr sou ll,nce nj
ts nconson-and may she not consider her
an end She may regard her sno~-clad h sr
rampant Of protection the east She may '. h nld
OF independence, and, by means OF hea me
and her enterprise she may expect to become 't IVA %
he pacific seas She may aspire TO be the rval au .s
EQUAL Of this southern conedeacy and MOI s
sal or dependant Let not Mr. Cheves lay ,lt LII n
'ncIor Ia hi. SOUP that u dissolution OF the Union VIII ~"
| nrr California 10 the South Carolina republic = -.
Ru, yyhy should attempt 10 lit the curtain w.
s,ecml,ic upou the ruins The confedeacy Let US tel
or hs nnr OF satesmen-carry out the maris ana
the hopes Of great forefaher ana Keep Ss sncca
geher But vain have been their hopes Idle tne sperua,
lions II the North docs not come TO the rescue anu ms
these nccndiares who would set fire TO the tempe OF oef
~ itself.
Yesterday had occasion to take the GROUND 'ha' ou
Of South Carolina secession was all justified by pub
lie sentiment nj the Southland that indeed all parties
seemed to avow themselves for the Union though they differ
in their view of the late action of Congress Sunday
Southern mail there yesterday brings US more
proof of the fact, Even in South Carolina the Columbia
South Caronian expresses willingness TO maze anohe
effort 10 save the Unipn" This il what it says
Senator Butler Mr.. Wallace, and others Of our puole
men have recommended the most efficient mode ior con
centrated action, Southern Congress- whose members
coming from the people, and clothed with the official au
thority of respective sovereigncs would DC prepared
act IT. the assemhlage OF such BODY IL was oee,e'
expedient make yet another Effort 10 sare Me t0h Win
ever umatum they would present the Federal Congress
would decide the question forever.
The Augustn (Ga.) Constitulionast most decided
champion OF "Souhern Rights" in reply TO correspon
dent reteaes its Opposition 10 secession as the remed!
for existing wrongs" Its says:
We are no, of those who think it impossible for the
Southern States 10 remain longer with honor Safely IN
the Union We believe they fully competent to protect
themselves the Union and all they need unity OF action
and harmony of sentiment 10 1chaf their rights are ana ~
,ea. ay then should be insisted Had the South beer
united-and spoken but voice in Congress- she would
have had cause TO complain OF injustice aheye-w
of Washington corroborae this statement
Divisions among ourselves have degraded Us 10 our rcsen
helpless condition
Look moreover the in Mississippi. In Ok
tbbehah county there two meetings the same day
the one sustaining Gen. Foote-the other the opposite side
The resolutions the latter denounced the doctrine OF mon
resistance and passive obedience they call on Gen. Fooc
resign his in the Senate because his course as they
say was at variance with the opinions and sentiments
Mssssipp-they offer public dinner Senator Davis
Mr. Fea,herson-they recommend the Southern Press and
new Southern Press Coumbus-they boast that 'Gcn
Foote has supporters and Northern aggression still few
or advocates in the counhey do all this, and yet the,
solemnly resolve.
THAT the North will her aggressions and give
assurance that rights for The future r be respected
are for the onion; but in The event Of continued aggres
sions upon our rights, we are for secession"
Their prominent speaker also declared that he belonged mel
Their to hose who favor of the late Of Con
cress" nor TO those who were for dniOn unconditional
y believed that nnetnMs of the people of the coun
y did not"
Do not all these facts speak trumpet,ongued in showing
I heip for
nion as commended Virginia by Mr.. Chevesl The who'll
South can only be rallied the platform for the security
the future which has been assumed by the "Unon and
Southern Rights" party in Chatham county, Georgia. which
is substantially embodied in General Pillows resolutions (a
they elegraphed) and which have often commended
In the language of the Savannah Republican:
They can never unite the whole South, the State Of
Georgia upon any position less SOUND less
than the chosen by our canddates-St less can they
succeed for existing in carving OIL this old COM
monwcah into political crusade under the direction and
patronage of South Carolina. Look for the
absrdy of such thing. There is Virginia. the mother Of
States and of so many Presidents Is she be consulted
in these Shall oil the regard and respect Of Geor
ga extended Carolina and 10 the other Southern
States what rash and runous results would these ul
trass in Georgia lead us They would lead away from
the Of the Southern sstcrhood unpreparcd weak with
resources lworst should come TO worst shall we not
form Southern Conederacy-one of which Virginia and
Florida with their Gosport and Pensacola Navy Yards,
shall form part Shall not retire with our share OF the
national roasr and with part of the of defence
in ships and fortitcaons An immensely lagc fraction of
all officers the Navy is from Virginia alone and is
belief that majority of them will be found to be from
the South In The of crisis shall the
of the South of both the United States services be
moned home, and shall strengthen ourselves
anything that may come Theorists may laugh these
sentiments but they right for all that II is summers
day work-ihs dissolution of great and powerful Union
and il vii prove much easier task agate and make
STUMP speeches than 10 direct the southern ship of
through the dark and threatening tempest that may await
her.
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THINGS IN EUROPE.
The L. = mail steamer franklin has arrived at ~ York
with days later news. We have no room for any de-
tails which 90 show tina, there Jog hanging over the
threatened hostile movements in Germany. prssjan ar
my has been for in Hesse Case keep other ar
mics and Bavarian army backed by Austrian
the State the 30h u II looks very much
if Prussia and the other German powers will compel
the Duches bring the war with Denmark to close and
if the military demonstrations designed against
each other but against the people, and strengthen the
power of nhsolusm In France there is still trouble be-
the President and Gen. Changarner promi
candidates for the highest civil seat-growng out of
nj In he