Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15
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w,, p rick!.n. The ten million bribe thrown out 10
Texas: Nav her citizens siu'n it,,
W,, /, t;lshins. Hon. James VI. Mason-a.iy lie pc e'
.ler,.d 10 the United States Senate ,o-,
Ioncure D. Conway. The Virginia Convention OF lo,o
Nav Virginia spring forth rom the great brain working h'Te
49, Minerva roIa The brain Of Ieus clnd in panopy ioi sue
s(ui competition in the struggle for Virtue, Education
and Thrift. 81, c,,: J., ., r IN,
sake the Union! "Ellsrd be the trao! t1t answers
s'I n. roote Union Of the States upon The Pr';oigss
ri the Constitution explained by the father. OF Tile nc
,,,bc il n blessing, otherwise il IS curse.
I'm Am!cr The Hon. Jcrciniah Murtoa-As Repre-
sentative OF the 9Th district he has done his
duty. ,.u IT., , ~,
Coon only in another guise
Hon ". ". Payne. Hon. 4. w. Fenable Of North Caro-
li,a-The South has truer soa-ahc and devoted
R. H. Foote The Constituon-By compromise it was
made let i, DOT be compromised
VIM L. Gaskins. The I.adesThcy are not forgotten
Douglass Tyler Hon. R. NJ r Huner-May his future
course like his pest be uninterrupted discharge OF loyal
duty.
JOHN G. Bcckhaln The Souh-Ioyal the Constitution
aud the Union long federal rghs and equality are re
cognized But when nssaicd she will and defend them.
Moncufe d. Conway. EllwoDi F!s!!e: and Edwin De-
Ieon"The fault IS not in Sar. bur in ourselves that
wc are underings."
james NJ. Smith. Mason and Hun,er-Sors worthy Of
the 'mother of States ard Statesmen May the nag,
whose honor they have zealosy and faithfully maintain
ed ever delight 10 them s proud motto.
Austin f. Smith. The North
We know her not, We lOathhcr
Bn III her ineanen:s trace,
WHAT Comptomsr viii strengthen. 10, slacs,
we'll AMI deem her ons
Whom Southern should elay shun.
VIII +. Phillips. The of CongressThe Cali
forna Texas, and slnve-trad" bills They present the
South the alternative OF s!ar.Si Submission outrage,
manly rssis.oce and every ruehcar,cd Sou,hron will
scorn the former.
GW. Brent. Hon james VI. Mason md r NJ. T. Hun
ter-Worhy of the high position they occupy. De-
fender. of constitutional Union and wachul guardians
Df d
knows worthicr
Douglass Tyler. The Hon. James NJ. aason-May his
noble efforts and aud5a cSr.iiona in defence OF Southern
rights b. rewarded b. tic generous appreciation Of Virginia
John C.. Calhoun
Leaving IN hic. no bio. Oh his name,
Locking proud: Heaven oa tho death Us II raii
BIS Menefe The Union OF the SUITES The ri,l Of tle
States ard the liberty ot the people, Their only safely Is
in the Union OF Democracy
b. +. Horner James H. Mason May he still find in his
political life what he has already found in the tender
relation OF sociu life that the North and South may be
welded together in the closest bonds Of unity and love-
K. H. fuoie. The Phaunx Of Southern Senators and Re-
personalities who stood by the Constitution in the aIuos
struggle against that faction Of abolition recbootcrs TIE
North, Seward, Hale Chase, Davis, Winthrop DC. The
world will honor them for maintaining their rights and
being worthy 10 represent free people.
VIM X. Smith. the Virginia resolutions passed without
regard 10 party BY her Legislature the session OF e47
10 the She intended to pursue, in regard 10 the
Wlmot Proyso, md other kindred measures, 10
senator's Mcsss. Mason and Hunter instructions
guide their course in the Senate Of the United States Mo-
bly, haze Senators sustained those resolutions, and
Southern rights gcneai--and sc ay well exsian "i'e
done good and faithful servants"
Col Isaac Fl. Wilhcrs Eilwood Fisher, Editor Of "Ihe
Southern Press" faithful sentinel the wuici-tower
OF liberty
VIM. 7. Ficklin. Messrs Jas NJ. Mason and K. " T.
Hunter True the resolutions VI the Virginia legsla
ure almost unanimously expressed ~ both Wings and
Democrats; to the South, tile Constitution anu the
Union.
r. w. Smith Ellwood Flslsr-in spite of the education
of childhood and the associations Of manhood, ho has
maintained his integrity and ably defended The truth
That must be pure gold which when tried in tho lire Is not
found wanting.
Jno c. Bcckham Messsrs Mason and Hunter--when
condemn them for oheyng our Instructions and main
tanning just rights il will 10 be an honor 10 be
Senator from Virginia.
Wm. f. Payne The Resolutions Of Va.--Should she
cee them may her be stricken from the folds ri
Union flag but leave the stripe an emblem Of her desra
dation.
Moucure d. Conway. Ccorgia--Like Gen. Jackson Mt
New Oreans,sshc will defend herself rom her enemies By
her cotton bales.
lnnan lIorner The Hon, r. NJ. T. fluncr--Thc SGna.
merits honors "who steps forward 10 defend tho c0nst
tuition with eager zeal; for his is pious work,
holy zea and ii erring, he on the right side"
n. Tyler. The Omnibus Compromised political Ilotch-
potch into which thrown every ingredient OF injustice
Like Cauldon the weircd Sisters boiled iu Of srcs
and leaousics
Geo w. Brent. Hon. Pierre Sorc. The "Saladn OF
the Sena!u"Whose enthusiastic devotion and brilliant eo
qucnce defence Of the rights dignity and institutions OF
the South have secured him place in the hearts OF South
men, which will endure long they "know their
rights and knowing dare maintain"
Sent BY J. w. Finks. Absent from sickness Messrs
Mason Hunter. They have stood by Virginia, Virginia
will stand by them.
X. ". Smith. TIE South-Let not her citizens engage in
angry contentious with each other while the enemy with
suen front arayed sgains, her But let each hearted
his brother "I thy heart be right with my heart
give me thy hand.'