Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
I" Mc Editors of the Enquirer.

WAsuSoroH MAY |. $50
'" common with every true uvcrot peace deeply r,eer
l' '''Sioh "i The meeting in Riclond Friday ninht
III" confess my great disappointment You may resi- as,
,ea ''ia t'i time viii come when large mao.ify nf th.
citizens ol Richmond viii their determination. Rrly
upon II, The true position not well Understand .i ~.
''"" many Of ia best men have hastily conn. IN th o
'Soh ma hr danger has passed and That The patriotic 30.
S''h"i MI. v Neh>lcr viii bc sustained. | claim IL know
S''ht'hhs "l lie people n Massachusetts, and / wish to
'u "l', t"d pgl lion Tar made the day alter lIr W
tel'e:rt us speech: II "hr viii i bc Sustained v
~ 'l.ne's ana Ii dc.a; Writer i. inc i,a!a
'it'iH', Legislature ." i!a.slat >ctts have r. -.
iIo''S, "IH moaSty Which Virtually condemn ir Wei,
scr cat Snr P4riirei, Attention .hcr cy arr pub.
ii'.nc n the H,,'u1 Mas - ~, .p;l, Ami, 49,, c,.in
.fith's "hir had ''rs na, rls,ci by SrGli.rrr i,.
le -!finr' NoiiiG every where the Norrh II drnonnccl
a. "'oHhtr hf1:"1"' "ani d,sgu'isn t.rrnts" Look
- ic' aad SEE /. .i The most ultra character
= II ;'os-hh nat with such demonstrations lhc rcur" o.
ne N"rtn viii ilr'y iin dry iat III, fuse a. opp
een upon measures r lh'ir ~ Sirr, Mill '.v indeed
%aI, until ;he threats Of c .,orth are consrrnnla,gdp
srcrr,!. h' e 'h!i tCfr mo-. trn. pcc.s
~ ic! ! >onn'f: tor,,nt',n IAN til. .rcsa:t ,in..
Wa ra ii'u' fW.se! I" go ~ hc por' lhc meet
lr, tt lad q :obelsnn iai the NIrt., ,d no -,
~ E"r'r" with Shy ry in the States ~i.! The .,la,e
trace het'" the ~a'cs. THIS il Il ca n,s,a.c Surc
!: '' olc layc ~" forgotten IL .c-oluipns q he Sta,
(" Vermont. lnstru ng .nir Senators tn ai in as.lrg
laws prevc.lt i slave atc Lcwoan The S,; = and ,,
no snch law e ',ay aaoi.h slavery mo y own >trr3
lie trntl =. Inc matte L. inl tie North ara determined
i"aH"si >las"r, t.~ "pntinr" lad L Is ~rl -. t.
':',t "'' ,,+ - IN fact II is aniis raon every "t 4q
tl "nlt 'iuc,ian i th1i x! tac lnr .usi meet tn -
whether this ui"n ii cr"to. ln!., navt ro: raa
ll!c bill 10 ahnsh SLAYER, j., i D'stri. H. fw ,.ir>
mon thc bill I" abolish III, Slave t'e between lie Siat
a'd oT one an r.ady and n>sis lcci The issue ~
ace i T." then plainly 'hli 50 wii!nl sinit .ite,
ne ul 'lnsc measures, anG scnr lc refusal H.
,eni delegates H. Nashville, cnion matter deep.
Is To be regretted - loser peace trust that liz
i"plc"i llcurc" county wil tak. nriic s:cps Ia i,
represented III that Convention There Hui. frl,
and hope movement wiiI hn mad, once. am more
than anxious about IT, - sincerely believe that il moi
only hc besf method Z" action bn The only lo safety
When the people ~ the South know dg il ri-r PROGRESS
ana determination North upon This aIrs'inn they
viii h,lrNe dn that the ony safety i in union - ~
b. h.n. Nashville there j. but ofn-
II %iale represented, and Virginia, times III old will
tan she stood IN -. In short tiEr then her wis-
ar. patriotism ana devotion Ia The Union il cane from
its irinof>, viii IL universally acknowledged
remain ,ruis yonfs
lIh" above is fcm nativ" of New England thoroughly
arqaain ed viii! Northern and cs-Eayui