Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

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Joan Dooey iHn y !, i1n,.H''
{. ! Sin,on & Co tiaSa,i q r hr1'hef
David Currc '''' - .'li'
To The Editors et he Enquirer - - o.- - az,
Tta Convention has h.d various propositions before il,
hut nothing definite has yet trnnsplred' i AM earlui irn
what have seen, that the Convention WIN run mo go
] cno,sr fur SUPREMACY This is seriously 10 he drI.-
,d This sectional feeling should be entirely dnno a@y
with. We are all Vrsinans, whether on iie ono or
Motjack Baywhcther on me Potomac OF On IN" ilui''n
Ives Let rivalry he forgotten, and as IL suprcmacy
,h,rc he none but wha is felt for the Mhoic STATE he ote
ii Virginia been dismembere enough already hy Inc
lnancr Of Isl, and if il were TO On now !. would new
,rceed m but foreiahers parted win our Just ne-
go E = The rublic rood and what remains of our posse
ns ,hsn let us foster and CHERISH cnbelsh and improy
e. H., benefit of the family that remains. therefor
Wessrs rors diasenr from tho motions in the Convcniio
that dride our good Old Commonwealth into Your gran
divisions" know no division IN the interest and rrin
of yirias sons Let ia all share and share nike Civ
mo The representative that mpholds the wclscing of th
,cLo,s Stale | want Western advantage, although
Westcrn man Give Us lusticeil is all We require be
eye from The patriotic Impulse OF tho members, that the
are boxing solely 10 the interest OF The eho State
The Convention has been fortunate i'll the selection OF i
presiding Although from my long Observance Of NJ
Wise he was nv first choice yet in Judge Mason the rienc
OF reform iii find allie and efficient coadJuor, from
known sentiments for the interest OF the rhoe State an
Inc IT MON Of The States Let domestic union be COZ
summatrd with us, md then extend our blessings
the 'rcst OF mankind in other quarters oil the world
That's what want To see. Liberty and Union, pow al
and lnScparaUlc Anu oc!Hs iitc
OF Mr. Webster cannot quote any thing better a this pa
iicular period OF our State and National affairs
The fcul in the Wing ranks in New York did not pr
coed IA blows but the Utica boys agreed 10 come into III
nomination OF the Syracuse higher conscience ticket,
dictated 10 them by Mr. Seward. not believed that T.
union the Wings is thing like cordial union for co!
CERT OF action in the coming election The election is br
fen dnya oil therefore anticipate lhal our former opino
viii, be verified in the election of the democratic nominee
Mr. Seymour for Governor and that sefenfeen members
the democratic party will be returned to the next Congress
This su will take place from pcsen, Indications in M
Empire State =.
York are becoming alarmed M the pccipce 10 which III
aboonsts are urging the conicdeacy They begin 10 &c
what the Seers about and as II Is never too la
10 accomplish good Ihoy have determined on NEE
icu without reference party, IL see the fanatics cannC
h silencci put down eectualy We say 10 them, Go
in good spccdalso carry into vigorous elect the iusis
slave iw'e;urn nil the stolen negroes TO their propr
owners and hang the first rascal detected in the
for which Chaplin is in the Montgomery Jail. TIA
will help the light speedily and 90 very lar toward
quieus the question ior some time To come
Our Southern brothers in South Carolina parts OF Geor
ga and Mississippi and small spec in Florida, sill! cont
nue. their disai cici eXerons for dsunion purposes II ii
however thought 10 DO on the wane-and II we have man
good Judges nj North such Judge Gricr 10 carry
laws into effect, have doubt hut the sober, sccor
thought Will induce the Southern citizens TO acquesco
the laws passed BY the late Congress- seeing that the Law
work well The North in the restitution OIL their proper
Mr. Clay has had cordial reception His cons.
tuenis most enthusiastic in their appreciation oil ~
conduct during late irving session Of Congress, and mad
manifest their appreciation OF the services OF Mr. Clay, d
the splendid meeting yet collected To do honor
lhci. distinguished citizen. Such the feelings OF u
people Of Kentucky, nj This time, that il is donbi
ever NJ. Clay III his life, with all his deserved po?
llriy III Isl. had the asme number oil friends In he
;rcay mat HI In. this in:r. May H. live long 10 en
Iii. triumph ana may the MON b- ~ lasting his patriu
wishes would giy.it Duration. S'rt e!tt-ea cannot he
highly 9iized b. I'LL the people. He il part Of usoons
bone. and ash csii therefore. ns Nrcin1
we have siar in the political glory Of this grrat man.
ring the late session of Congress. And not only nre wca
Iirslnias Interested in this manifestation OF gratitude
Mr. Clay bu, all the States should put forth their approha
lion in his praise also 10 an the otsT Senator's who lahore
ir the Unon and in defence OF the constitution during tn
past Congress.
Mr. Webster has been treated by tho a5olonsts, in meet
ngs, and y their allies with much coarse invecve, drn
his present visit the North. If Mr. W. could be ntimia
ted what he concci"cs 10 BIZ hi dHv IL The n
iand this is nut the way ~ accomplish III" ''i'' l. bu;
not 10 b. driven from lis purpose I'll duty I" The country
He takes mo step backward in this questions; Therefore
with the present opinion Of Mr.. Fillmore backed by III
knnwn opinion of Mr.. Webster, the Fugitive Slave bill
will " carried fully into elect By being enrreicay
tcd far the United States Courts concerned. And
whether Mr.. W. have irte or black cook TO manufac
ure hastv plate Of soup for him and the Turk at Marsh
field the world w still wag on from what the ma
tells us, and increase AMI multiply whether fed on chloride
The Cabine, is returning by degrees TO Washington TIL
Secretary Of War ia nj his post and The Home Secretary
daily expected. The President is always work, and som
good The public service would accrue The CuLnct woul
profit By his example.
The Penns, !vlna papers and teny-sersn con,ics hay
spoken i'll meetings. in favor Gen Cass, the Demo
cratic nominee. /; is rather early in my opinion il
the canvass but certainly, could not have Judi
ciuus statesman for standard bearer Than Gen Cass
But Of that am for leaving the question for the decision
others. Yours, JAcos FAITntul, Jr
10 lie EGi.ors ef The Enquirer:
WASu"Gro. CRY, OF. 26, 1850
The great Union meeting which wil; oil ut an earl
day. "wednesday EVENING" in Nc~ York city, promises L
DE grand affair 1t wl be Il drn,nsira,ion worthy tn
great commercial emporium g. the North end will prove
our friends in he South tlaa healthy tone of feeling an
sentiment pcadr not only Tho MASSES but the Lending b
siness Of the country. Let the respectable sensible
and honest men in our Northern States take
determined stand and the responsibility Of arrestin
the reckless designs Of fic"ns,s and demagoguc md
naticisni ay do lis worst and 'cry havoc long
pleases the stability Of the Union will be implanted in