Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-14

have been an attentive observer tie savings and
Iojun. 81 Congress in relation the shuc III slavery
Inn have looked On without hnpc fear having i,
in the power Of Congress tn President, 81 both
united L. quiet the troubled waters. Any thing which they
can n will be best but 'alinsc. NhcE. there - =
w there way and 50 lon. as The mass i tie Northern
people inclined medc Southern slavery sc shall
have quiet Tn, South should be weary II calling IN
Hcrclcs AMI put her own shoulder To Tic wheel
surely -I cannot doubt her ability Ia protect h-r-c and
With safety ii without disguise, submit much Ion
80 L. l,,itss aggression. The Nashville Convention i
had M.ssrs Editors and nh yuu ought Ia confess tic
corn aud si,c il up have done though Gran supper
Of it, 81 long there hope 81 full Convention
Eat have this consolation, thai II "" afc no. united
now, shall he. Onr Wing friends say they arc "aln"
!or more kicks aud they will get than. Than can
whip the lankrcs without ti. Aid nl our Wig rcIcn AMI
the Yankees cannn, ttily Kick u without Lifting icn',
lei wait rs patiently niil they they have
had kicks enough 10 ,cn and are ready t. Join bat
tie The time fast coming, when, IN >l;c 81 Hartford
Convention .uabrars they will o. willing 10 unite III tom
with "Loco Focos even nj Castle HAL The pre-
position Of the majority 81 Southern hi2s seems IL
me humating in the They all agree that ~ has"
daily wrnnged and nsutcd by the North; yet,
patient sou- they require wrongs and insults bror,
they will consent consult about resistance. They
will agree nothing which the Democrats PROPOSE will
they propose plan o resistance themselves In his cond
lion Of things have thought il might do some good 10 otter
for thrir acceptance and scheme o redress both con
suiiona and peaceful and which, in the opinion al one
very humble citizen, would procure or the South that peace
of which she has long been deprived. would operate
that which is, every where, as well ~ in the Tree
Stnt.s one Of thu -cnsye mean the pocket
il offered the anti Convention Wings and Democrats too
where such he found is this; Let the Legislatures al
the Slave States in fixing the tax merchants licenses dis
c,minatc between lccc IL sell goods, which have been
brought from those States which improperly intermediate
with slaves and those which do not Say (wit.oui pre-
tending b. accurate but Tor the sake 81 isail"nl hso
hundred dollars wholesale license To sell goods brought
l.om abolition States and smaller sum Tor retail license
Let the law reach goods, Sc Imported nto we'll as those
produced manufactured in the abolition States Let the
State Executives by proclamation declare 10 what States
this increase! license shall apply profess neither Ia be
prophet the Of prophet. bat believe most firmly
that this plan if adopted will give peace 10 the South and
preserve it, and with it Tie Union There j. oplrr Ct
ierYc quoting ovcrwrough scnsbiliy feeling in ones
pocket
Ii has been recently declared by statesman
and The sentiment has been thousands :" iine- utter
before and since. that every portion of the North i
or less tainted with abolition feelings rms may o!
bc Of meas feelings opinions, be- they what
lny may, man has right Ia complain - bong - these
lead al wrong But this, believe, the Jour
mails Of Congress will SHOW. III err. Msssr-. Editors,
will thank yon or any Wing 10 correct me that nta .4
South isast rery i"e portion 9f H. egrr eridcncc by
roing for Hdrd Fillmore that aboiiioaiSn bar IL
their fror erery question inrorl" me rights and safv
Of tic stare orner majority Of The Norier, Ucmocrcs
roied support them With what show ri justice then
i Southern Viii. complain that Northern Democrats vote
ir aultonisis What right have they complain Gi the
Northern Democrats viii fight their battles when they
desert their cause and turn their backs their
friends And this connection mus say thar we Southern
Democrats have extent forfeited right
plain Of Northern brethren for apparent detection.
When the Baltimore Convention, which nominated Polk.
met, Van Buren, had been alhUl 10 The Constitution -
party and the South Yet Southern Democrat turned their
backs him. and he failed L. be reelected. Now, much
rs admired Polk, and little faith as had in Van Buren,
parity of heart believed rher md now that policy, well
justice required that shoudyc preferred certain de-
in supporting him. 10 victory undor any other leader
lie had been III act ard ought la hnye been
tanned. This have el Inv duty say Justice thu
North.
But IN the subject OF The 'l,oncdy' As j, 10 me
that the Southern Wings mainly chargcahlc with the pre-
dangerous aspect ailrs they ought feel il in
cumbcnt them themselves the utmost devise
ri averiinI The impending catastrophe. May
not then, Mcssrs Editors call James yons, noble
Wing, who has eyes and heart 10 beyond the
zines al party 10 weigh the rough hint have thrown out in
his mind and if any thing good can he made I'll IT, 10 shape
IT, and his influence with hr Wings aid in putting il
in operation Ii adopted, desirable results accrue;
fostering al Southern manufactures. and a closer ana
more friendly connection with the Sous test friend and
customer, Grsat Britain. venture the prediction that
nothing which the Federal Government will will
settle the quarrel between North and South Away with
paper checks then ami give the check o self interest
North Carolina May 9. SOrTliROS.