Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

upon their rights ano pfis W.
ipss-.ha, this for5el.2ce j. no. We mite all the South
syirit OF patriotic resistance ~ - Congress in behalf Of
eta 'i"'es, @ ,l., nct 20 e.scu;ei, o. SILL ;
na;ia,,i in any ..aunrt Ten-er less s'c''e ''
o,tJ Tia, liz motto # the oouhen and ,ha, these
,n;,v 70 ti.e Union and 10 In resist.
States WIZ oon remedy cniy when such On in.el
nrc,atior 81 the federal compact = The copsderacy
Them Oh an unequal oone rs ~ instrument Of into
| and vii! make The cGerai .osr'''''' ~
efaaic tyranny and npflesS - .x,ress his dsappro
W. 49,, IS ~. scirii and matter ci thf ioiesoAS -
jain " ~, .rtc ut some length in regard 10 'uc
hnr presses and Juggling politicians upon "e
standing their rights y e nd ID 10 express his views
=. lo,re time in regard the document when e au D
before hr convention. u, ~, Chavez stated that he
so,ion which he desired 10 present. aho I; ,h
,h, according TO parliamentary law now va ass his
.a' =; bo conyenui he would be allowed 10 h
views in regard 10 lhe euoJe'' " "
Fsas 1 That secession by the joint action OF inc
holding States is the only efficient remedy M evils
I'D ,rIonps which they endure ana uie md now
b;h ,hTra,en them in the future from Inc usu pe aAN
'rrea,ricted power of the edeal government =, oroa,
MI C,heyes then proceeded 10 give MS Views a. g. &C.
,h from written speech, after stating tnat lnoue'i ~
and twenty years since he could nauge ~ nd h beueed
h,s nav long disuse had rendered nm uh' anu m he
The in 'ulgence OF the convention 'o Wv $500
hoppd IL would be- the last
| n,ba ,eadino occlped about three hou!s. ....,,
whit ~ he President
re- IN elect n Secretary as VIC se'i"'''
capacty was called out OF town ~, Powers osso-
Whcreapon Mr. Claiborne nominated Ill oc,J rim, roc,
edi,r Of Tho American and ne was eec'cu elee po.
d ,bs Convention adjourned TO 10 o'clock o''norro" oh
ing. r,,,,y Nov Is
| ,, ~ r.,,",ous was ontred b. Mr. Sncad, OF Geor-
a., asscr,;nr among other things that me Acceptance py
Twas of the terms OF settlement pr'posec ~ lo 1T
boundary BILL would be INST cause , o. comes ON resou
ns enorted that tn committee were now ousiy engaged
upun the resolutions before the-inat 'hsy Sel. h M
fnaress-and expected 10 be able to report ~ pal oy W.
o,row morning 10 o'clock. He asked leave ior Inc COM
m,,ce 10 81. during the sngs of the convention Leave
was granted. ,,, ,ho co,ven,ion do row
i odnnrn until TO morrow morning, III O'CLOCK !,
WI ri,borne of Tenn suggested that as the objects o.
The convention MISUNDERSTOOD and the'I aclion or
nrnced in advance IL appeared Ia him avoraby oppoTtu'
nity 70 hear the Of such OF the delegates as st ne
nr.nard 10 addiess them anticipation 81 Inc report Oh III
Mr. Jones Withdrew his motion 10 MISUNDERSTANDING Or
we unde,sod him correctly that though ne regarded me
South dead COCK In the P't ma was VIKING oes
yiye Il what physic they hight choose.
Mr. McWhorier cf Alabama offered Inc following feso'u
sion: it,. r. ut, .,.,,;o,
whilst il strs up higher grade Of eelng, II shoua
restrain others would rush TO hnal action without he
necessary preparation , ,,,,, !. ;,..
Granted 10 his venerable friehL from South Carolina aiI
heves) on preceding day. and present some sv"s "hich
he entertained in connection with this resolution
l, was intended 70 have personal ocaring lie would
therefore, address himself To the convention us 10 band OF
broher Hc spoke ecngly and eioqueay OF the present
on on he earth And said he shall this glorious pros
peei vanish "lisc the baseles fabric OF a visionp
He understood the obcc, OF this convention 70 De 10 ae
wise some means within constitution, TO preserve the
constitution and the Union lie entered into orlei history
of the numerous asgessons of the North upon the south
They had begun With the ordinance Of F5s-when the
south consented 10 her exclusion from the vast public do
main Of the Northwest upon the single condition that no
more than five States should be formed out Of III AID even
this rhe North had violated by organizing Minnesota into
territory TO be ad:;itied us II future State.
The loss of South b. he escape of fugitive sares had
been varousy estimated at sl5,v,vG@ 10 s!zUoOV~. Inc
yase of negro property had appreciated nuc IT. ronse
ouencu of ~; egisltion of the Federal Government Sup
use only $50 the headhere were four millions Of slaves
The nnh had taken from the South the benefits acquired
by the war with Meyco-and given an eaInes. OF EITHER az
grcssion by abuishng The slave trade IN The Dsc1 oi Co.
umbia. :,
He had never believed that dsunion could be pedeeae-
The North would give up without struggle ls cherish
cd purpose the abolition Of slavery. That worst OF Ieids
family quarrel between these States would never be settled
without violence bloodshed. He would say few words
of Lor.!nervenon and consumption as remedy But
his friend c South Carolina had pronounced that "a nlo
bling business his judgment he had the profounces
lie again spoke In of enioey &c he greatness and
glory OF our common country. He invoked all paftcs 10
up the contest and BY determined and united Ell
FORT AID lerpratc our free institutions De 20
that party so be oany party who should rally under any
trouble than Equality the Cnion independence out
OF ,m Should achieve this great triumph, ihen our
country would stand forth the adnirng view Of tbs whole
world,
AS some tall Gill; ,ha, Its ira awful form
/ Swel.rom the yas and midway leaves the storm,
round III breast the rolling Clouds arc spTesG
Eternal sunshine settles on lis head"
Mr. Claiborne made few remarks TO the effect that his
position should never be that of "subm.sion."
| The Convention adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
The Nashville correspondent o. the Charleston Mercury
does not well pleased with the smsness 0. attendance
He ascrbes to "he owness OF the rivers and the insult
fciency of Stage accommodations" He adds
Nashville is one of the inaccessible places In the
Southern States for general meeting OF those States IL
was fatal blunder hold Convention the important
subject which brought, together out Of Cotton State
Kentucky and Missouri would have sent delegates TO the
first Convention and Nashville moro convenient place
of meeting To those sut.s but cu.hi 10 tn taught
the lesson that upon The Gotoa tales sont depends 'b-
safety of Southern institutions
Here is the old game Of drawing line OF csmaTcGon
between the Cotton States and the border States" and
attempting hold up the latter unfit 10 defend 1.-THE sale
~ of Southern institutions" This is strange way to
unite the South either physically morally Virginia, and
ouch Southern States ruled off, hereafter 10 be drag
eed" into measures Mr. Woodward so eloquen,y ex-
pressed it, in speech his South Carolina constituents
--sss-
INTERESTING FROM MISSISSIPPI.
The ~ Y Herald has dispatches from Jackson Misa up
Nov 22d inclusive On The 18Th tho Senate refused TO
2 TO adjourn die The House resolved To act only
the matter Tor which the Legislature had assembled mo-.
ton was that the national flag bo trimmed in mourn