Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
NUMBER II.

nd ti'as n~frrat" entered into for fhe preservation
the Union and ic peace OF the States; ard tint i'a;.s
be regarded with aud lis provisions and
conpacts construed according 10 their plain intentions "r
he protection of trcry righ Ee tufiori ef erey dntg
snihc cmcord of ali tie A3ereaiS comPretendd r.!a 10
| rise and am pie pages"
We have made the above quotation furnish evidence
reliable Of the sautay influence the North wt.h
must follow the adoption OF tbs Adjustment blyiz the
crushing OF The ee.soil party and re peace
the country lii agitation which ireesois,n
and riots. Taks away this cSc,urnt bill ii peace ana
their alment will tail and they will die ont l.,
This but another proof Of caven Of conservatism wh
We witnessed in wande,ines the North and which It
sustained BY nn early adjustment OF the fearful question at
Washington, will spread and leayen the whole lump Even
in rceso-ridien Buffalo, glad with slna!
Spartan hand friends rhc Constitution and nen
battling maniny against the OF fanaticsn around
them. AZ the excellent Mansion House of friend Dofshe
ier "a house we recommend 10 Southern ifa,.l.eIsl
kindly treated by intelligent. agreeable aud
genuine "Od llunkers" the Of ircc.oIli>i
md ardent champions oi tie Senate Bll-wc refer Mr
Rogers the ite collector of the Port " Buffalo who r
signed his Office rather than give the Regency til. eat
ton of cutting oil his head and Mr. Scavs the spirited
Editor Of the Bniiaio Courier which speaks in uectng
against the Vaccinations of tho fanatics. From ,h,
learned that better spii; anma;ng the pso espco
ally the Democracy of New York.
AT the place wc had the pleasure Of meeting with
two leadin. Pennsy yania Democrats Mr. Mctaw tic Pr
sdent and Mr.. Guthrie member. Of the late Convention
in their State, which had Just closed It's Iabogs What
their action may BE- Judged from the resolutions OF the Con
vrnon unanimously adopted We quote q: them
The following is of the Baltimore resolutions which
fought the last Presidential campaign and which the
| Pennsylvania Democracy reailm
That Congress has power under the Constitution Il,
control Il NJ
vcral States and that such States the sole and p"ir
Judges oi everything aipoainng - their affairs NOT
prohibited By the Constitution: all Efforts the atoi
tionisis Others made 10 induce Congress Wli
Iusspons oi slavery Ia take ncpi-ni steps relation
thsro calculated lead 10 the alarming and auacron.
consequences; and that all such Efforts have ab
tendency 10 diminish the happiness ot the people and
danger the stability and rernanency Of ih" lniun. Lnd
ought not TO be conntcnanccd by any friend o political
institutions.
| In another resolution they declare,
"Wo shall cordially rejoice al, and approve oi such com
promise vi tho cxisn. controversy will the
stutiona rights oi every portion of he Union and
gest the spirit Of discord fcaruliy DESTROYING The
tcnu regard Df the country und with this view apro,
o tile admission oi California STATE, with her present
constitution and boundaries and believe IL i0 bc the ju
~ Of Congress the time. provide governments,
without delay for the territories ol tiah and New
Mexico, the principles oi non! intervention ihn> dispp
sing forever in Just and equitable manner. VI the ehJr
| raising subject Of domestic sciytudc."
| They finally resolved
That the present laws Of r general government
arc Just and lair III thair operation upon all a great interests
principles upon which they based unHSr and impo
tic any alteration that to and circumstance, require
III their details, willing la submit 10 tic patriotism
and wisdom OF the democratic party o the Union