Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18


place In the city of Detroit, where several military '
nes ordered out 10 support the civil ahoii!s -
of fugitive slave. The same thing woua iis' ' p
here if the occasion required IT, This lie coorfa PP
and The Glnatcai ,res nay rest assured Of and 80 s"'' "
they torce that Issue the public soon rW Tar 4" ~ =,
nnation against the Machs be commenced tie end " ~ % I
no one can This Union is not IN bc torn asueI '.
misplaced philanthropy The ana'icsm or anbn ' ~ o
Seward any demagogue like him, and The ateul W. & -
met with an opposition Of character that perhaps suc o
organizers may not dream OF. LII the issue o Tue o'.
boodshcd is forced on the people, then let conc no a
what nlay be tho consequences Seward may SUM stun ohn
Northern States Mr. Van Buren, may do IT, or al! ", @
soer or fanatic may do il, but the constitution
and shall be sustained be tho consequences wai 'e! @
If this course becomes the rule of action in the N"
the friends of law and order will forward and WIN
frankness and bolncss that necessary 10 rcbu e '
representations OF the Abolioniss keep down 'hei' '
chleyous and support the laws o The country
then all is SAFE The Sonth trust, will be gradually "
quilzcd better feeling will be dised and the Union '
defy all attacks But Otherwise who will answer Tor 'h
consequences which the Herald portrays!
-AssS---
We regret to see friend of the Iynchbug Repnbh
can so far carried away by his feelings OF resistance 10 h
adjustment By Congress- oinduse in reflections like 'h
following:
"Bul the agitation will now, until slavery
itself is abolished in the States, the South srpa
rates from the North. The fugitive slave bIli VIII
be repea ed--savery will be abolished In the DislTic
of Columbia as certain fale,and we verify oeley'
Tint large portion Of the people of Virginia woHlt
submit both with scarcely murnur Would The refers
burg Inelgencer resist either ac O or would II cohe !.
sing the song OF peace peace! by which ,e on
has been thus far lulcd into false security! we la!r
suspect it would swear terribly in Flanders Tor q h'
while but for the sake of peace and The Unnn IL "ou'
cYcntually take il the best GEL This glorious
Union would DO too dear be sacrificed for the hoon.o'
slavery in the District which is mere dosrde''on'
thai does not touch the question in the Siara oh Tue III
EQUITY that has been and will be perpetrated IN The ha
| this Glorious Union ="
The Republican must be in error in saying that "A ars
portion Of the people of Virginia would submit ID The reIea
of the fugitive law and the abolition Of slavery IN The LIS
tricl with scarcely murmur." We can entertain III
such opinion of any portion of the State, and We can
not allow impression of the kind 10 so abroad
While there is great diversity of opinion As To the Hu
exposition OF the resolutions of Virginia, ul the pupers oil III
State agree that the abolition OF slavery in The Dste
was made one OF the contingencies for holding Con
venlion-a unite in the conclusion that the repeal oil III
fugitive slave law would lend TO an instant rupture of III
Cnon These practical questions, which come home
the md resdcs Of the people Of Virginia. and whe
either those issues shall on cannot hesitate
believe tina, but voice for resistance will be heard rof
Virginia We ure justified in this belief by the unite
expression of all the journals in Virginia that have seer
It is important hu, the Northern people should un!es'an
this matter. The safety nay the existence Of the Union
j involved in its future deveopemens.
While in the Convention yesterday Mr. Wise received III
crushing intelligence, by telegraph of tho sudden death
his wife, on Monday night at his residence in Acconac.
few days since he left her in perfect health She was
daughter of John Sergeant Esq, of Philadelphia nnd mos
accomplished woman Mr.. Wise leaves Richmond this morr
ng We hear.
AMERICAN CoNSTITUTIoNS.--The members of tn
Convention will see from advertising columns that the
can obtain this valuable work the bookstore Of our en
Charles Workman. II WILL doubt, aid them in their del
bera,ions
We arc indebted Elliott & Nye, printers FOR yer
useful plan OF the Hall of the House of Delegates and
rectory members-we gotten up by w. SpnldinS pub
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J. w. Randolph has sent No. I Of the Illustrated ~
nestic Bibie Edited by tho Rev. Ingram Goblin "a han
some edition, with useful Completed in Is Nos:
cents per No.
SOUTHERN CASSIMERES.--The Charleston Me-
cury says 1--WE shown yesterday at the countir
house of Mcssrs Chambers Waite, South Atlantic whar
TO whom they forwarded few sample pieces Of bac
| and grey Cassimcres manufactured by Messrs Curso
Young C;rier their Rock Island factory in Mcckle
burg county, North Carolina. We think safe in a
any that be imported at the price from NortheI
markets This mandatory has been in operation mo
than Two years but is well established and in conl
ton 10 inset any demand from city for goods of lis
nu(acturc."
ELECTION OF JUDGES. The people Of Pennsylv
mia have by large majority, confirmed the amendment
the constitution ~ elect Judges by the people.
E,r NE
lTEXAS-nER INY-INDUCEMENTS FO
i EMIGRANTS.
All who have thought proper TO rend the shor, number
under the above CAPTION will have that the writer
that country yet discovered oilers as many and
great inducements TO the rich and poor as Texas:
ls Rccause Of the fertility of the SOIL the health of Il
country and the great facilities Of reachingt is know
that the sugar mud crops this year in Louisiana Mi
sisspp and Alabama have failed. Not so however yc
will see from the "Commercial pubisheda Lavaca whit
send you Mcssrs Editors. On the contrary, you will
tha, many of the planters have made sugar and cod
than they possibly What does this pr
sent TO the other new States
2dy. That al present the finest nnds can be obtained
the lowest prices already ocated,itles perfect An
here may be well 10 say, that the titles when worth an
thing plain and easily ascerained if no, more
than in any State in the Union. fraudulent sales
many years ago in the United States by persons who ha
not shadow of right TO SELL and many creduos person
imposed by the low prices which the lands wei
offered But in Texas be imposed on if he h;
common ordinary prudence.
3dy That by the bill just passed. Texas will he release
lndglQua
and communtes-deh-ha she will have surplus of mc
ney of 50 600 000 (sce also the Commercial and an in
mense domain consequently her people need
oil time 10 ocoms-hat schoos be established airoac
made nnd her rivers improved with The interest on hd
funds That Texas will accept the offer made to her BY II,
late BILL there is doubthe public meetings with whd
the papers teem attest the fact Thnt bill seems 10 ha
been strangely misunderstood misepescned here and
some in Texas 81 Young Hoispur" rery nei
and rery dear 10 the writer Of his-now "Ausn"-te
nounces the bill because il proposes take savc Territy
from Texas and convert it into free-soths is often
sumed here. But The fact craciy the rererse-a large
portion Of Texas is well known By the articles of annex
ation dedicated TO "frec so"-"The Proyiso"-tht
odous "Proviso" in fact, applied to the whole OF Tex
as, above SO 3d. Slavery was forever prohibited The bill
which has just passed. relieves every from that poh
biton and gives exactly what the whole South has
long contended and struggled orn0n iuieryeniinn il
other words the right TO curry slaves the country ii We
choose 10 do Now s strange when the South gets
what she asks, that there should be any who complain
uyr and talk Of dssoving the Union hecause they
could not get the "ssou Compromise line" rhici, they
for years denounced nfraeon Of ne Constitution
Their puailion TO be simply and plainly this They
have demanded Of Congress second inacon of the Con
s,tuon Congress refuses, and therefore, The Union mus
be dissolved. Can folly and madness be carried frhcr?
Will Virginia countennncc the scheme! VIII she counie
gre her confidence and support 10 any who ell
gagged in this crusade against this Union?
Again. is assumed that Congress has laid violent hands
on the territory of Texas; robbed herand then offered he
"hush noney"and very many who have honestly and dis
tnf nfpdt "