Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-03

RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
5.1,oc M MORNING. MAY /. 1880.
,yrsIyG PAIR OF PICTURES.

~ ~ c,h . counter call. They GO farther ana pno'isi
in the Nas,vl. Wing "as peculiarly suitable 10 mt
crisis Of affairs the proceedings oi pu'ii'
1892 showing ,, i; rebukinp the
wv mere l,e which M that period found advocates III
Dsnnloh h the same spirit exhibits iiscl now MI,
men who backed Gen III m content to Try
iinca.io' Tom,, and other constitutional renieues %
ci o measures such as are now ; W ~ SON hn
taking VI nosod Convention, and IL VIII be seen iu
Gates OF the The Resolutions of 80 which were
WIN Sou Id; the supervision oil The veh'iaoe 's' ill.,
and orher true who'm'e ee !" ,s CANAL Of Ten
'uu ~ ,e .ooi purpose nor IN placing ''iv
sesr "' s bc whole country as true 10 me
nes t 81. Iu Since the issue has been mace heIe e'
u t' s, Monday in May witness ga'neIinS VI ''e %
let The hts' W. c,nls of Davidson which will have The ei-
sas-oi ,ne those abroad who be ookh. 10 'hs
cc' " .,, nublc sentiment really Is mere Lei 'e'" Pm
point .8 ,s did the men al 81 III favor oi me mon
rnnpe' h,v ho utas o Sonth Carolina and ssls-
& ,hn, the vicinity OF The graves m JACKSON au y n
gt hnIJ not he selected Tor the elaboration VI i
ron s'ua h Constitution, and which during Their nNes
they frowned into lhs's'i.1s ~
their time is the si'o NV ; ,,os ,la
.n,;n which utterly denounces the doctrine oil "seccs
sion - .,.t,,,-
,a That no Stale has the Constitutional risht 10 Sc
~ ~ r m, Inion diSSoirs the federal compact Inc
Constitution having been ao"psa ny "T .uacy as the
a and paramount law of the land, with all It's Prov.
ans far amendment and alteration we regard any a!lehp
nv a STATE 10 withdraw from lis authority Us "ho,, i
- 9Th ,Ie nature of that instrument and revolutionary
in ts character H..
Tho ,b,ve resolution brought forward rs pecn-
,;ary suitable put down the Nashville Convention no
men ,.,,.,,
such is the game of the Nashville Wings VIII II be be-
ved that the Richmond Wings have adopted precisely the
,si, 10 rive the eo-by 10 the Nashville C"nvcn
tion7 They have been caught by the secession ot OF
uda, Robertson who been regarded by them az ua
STATES Rinhi. verpng nuicaton-and, To get OUT VI
bad scrape eagerly jumped and rod or the io'o"ns
resolution of Judge Robertson:
Resolved That violation of the fundamental articles VI
Union by oi1er By Congress, JUSTICES INC poe
ann Saie TO whose injury oppression the powers granted
. the General Government may be perverted IN TeSus
lie powers SO granted
assccssc , NJ Nashville is regarded the abomi-
uable here's, tanamount the Nashville Convenhon-in
Richmond il hailed the Wigs asa conservative ground
and is actually used Them defeat the same Convention
Comments cannot be necessary.
On this subject that recent events have not pro-
we'd the following language Of the Richmond Republican 10
pc accurate:
The Express comedies that there is division in the deter
o,noon %, the South 10 submit to the Uimot frortso,
hoition Of slavery in District, &c. And this point The
EXPRESS ~ perfectly right There may be- even in The South
men who would submit those measures, but the
numbers in proportion the rest of the fopua"n are $"
small they would not in any way oostruct ~ ihetee
the general action OF The Southern people me o""'
States know their rights, ana arc aiy tesoieu TIA" '
shall not be sacrificed.
We have among leading politicians who tell the world
t,at they will the Wimo Proviso-nnd their words
vl be caught w by fanatics Of the North, and turned
asans,
Strange that the Southern people will not organize and
unite AT very that our foes are banding oselc
Read the following from the \. Y. Globe:
As We predicted in Yesterdays Globe concerted effort Is
l., he made hy the Federal Wing Aboltonsts 10 de!ea' any
compromise III Congress The Syracuse journal takes no.
lice OF a meeting that city to remons'rate against any
such compromise that which II ~ supposed INC oct
Committee Of Thirteen will recommend
Alexander Hamilton of New York son Of the celebrated
warrior and statesman Revolution has recently wn
ten letter 10 Mr. Clay which he maintains the right al
Tic South 10 an equal participation in the Territories, and
rnat the boundaries California large for single
State We hope this is another evidence that the In"ste!
spirits OF the North resolved 10 perpetuate The Un"n
upon the ony basis which is worth preserving VIZ a
of Justice and Equality.
! THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF MR..
CALHOUN.
From the Charleston Evening News of the 26th April, We
learn that there universal suspension OF business
p,bc and private-thc banks, the insurance "i'"s me
counting houses and oercy description being closed
larger number persons appeared in procession than has
a.n known 10 assemble similar purpose the history
,, the community such the universal desire 10 honor
the ohseques OF amented Senator Hundreds oil cl-
zcns from various parts oi the State visited INC cy we"
" participate the ceremonies On every SIDE the tokens
II sympathy and respect visible The fronts oi me
private dwellings all pabIc buildings stores and hotels
N those through which thc procession passed Were
.or,d in the .!.blens of mourning The sounds 10 Ic,
than the sights general sorrowthe mniied drums, the
firing minute the olng of all the bells OF the vafi
nus churches, the plaiutve OF military music from seV-
eral bands.l melancholy assurance that one nniver-
sally beloved universally mourned.
The remains attended by the Committee OF the Senate
and the Committee reached the city III the stealth
sr Nina on Thursday morning Mcssrs, l. t. Holmes and
yenable of the House also of the party At nine
o'clock the steamer Meranora Capt Banhensip, aud the
propeller Pilot Capt ATKINS left The port 10 convey The NJ
IA into the Harbour, ard the steamers above named WIN
the mail boat Gov. Dudley, Capt Bates and Tue revenue
:ltte Capt. Cost IL oi the Nina, and ing minute
guns passed up the HARBOUR their coos at hll'ast On
arriving the wharf the remains We're consigned 10 ie SUD
Committee from the committee Of Arrangements. appointed
- recei.e them The body was here iihca IN charge ny
liz. military placed on a magnificent bier drawn nv eight
rses and carried procession The Citadel where II Was
naly delivered The Governor al The State by The
| don j. NJ Mason Of the Senate Committee.
After the ceremony reception the consisting
II the societies. lodges, public uncilonares, military COM
Janes FIRE companies, citizens on foot and horseback was
tn formed ani proceeded the City Hall The prores
Jon extended for upwards OF mile On reaching te I
1 i. the body borne into the lower room ana placed
ythn the caaique which had been erected for the purpose
where state until FRIDAY morning, uiiaef TIE
charge uf a Guard .: Honor,
At,ary dawn on Friday olng of the bells announced
mo doy Inn, In. RELIGIOUS services were 10 take place
yic procession was formed III 10 O'Clock and proceeded
sim the remains the City Hall ST. Philips Church!
where the funeral service having been performed by
Rev. CHasToPHgR GApspES funeral address wasdelivered
" the Rev. JAMES W. MILEs. TO Il crowded auditory
The corteg reached the Citadel Square II and
o'clock, on Friday.
Mr. Alderman BANKS, the Chairman OF the Sub Commit
lee Reception having introduced the Committee OF the
Senate OF the United States Governor SEABRooE, Mr.
Mason on behalf of the Committee addressed his Excelen-
" follows:
GovrRSoR SEABRoox The Senate of the United States.
ov its order depued Committee OF six Senators to bring
back the remains OF their late colleague, your ilnsous
-taesmac joan CALDwELL CALHOUN, his native State
fell the fullns his fame, without stain or BLOT
fear, and without reproac martyr 10 the great and
y cause which life had derotedhe safety and
equality Of the Southern States in their Federal alliance
II is dis your State or her people TO say
their loss is rrepaabe-fot CALHOUN was man of cen
ry But the entire South The absence OF his counsel,
can scarcely supplied. With Judgment STERN will de-
rided, and pu indmabe there was united political
and moral purity that threw around him atmosphere which
nothing unh y could Breathe and yet live. But, sir
not here ogise your honored dead. That has been al
ready done il Senaehouse, wit the memory his
rumphs clustering around and by those far
able than 1t is melancholy office only which here
perform on behalf Of the Committee OF the Senate,
render all that remains of him earth The State
Carolina; and having done this, mission is cndcd