Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
MORI, pnOOE

Yesterdays Southern mail brings still further evidence
confirm position that the South Carolina movcmen
hrough Mr.. Chcvcs in the Nashville Convention rails
the banner of instant secession and dsunon far ahca
of the music" goes bowshot beyond Southern scntmen
always of course out of South Carona developed by III
strongest advocates of "Souihern Rights"
correspondence between Senator Souc md loco Of hi
friends in New Orleans (Which shall publish tomorrow
treats caumny the charge that he is for dsunion
| which is only stronger term for secession.
The Mssissp?an Is the leading champion Of self-cue
"Souhern Rights in that State the peculiar assaant
Senator Footc, and the especial organ of Gov. Quit
and Senator Davis. We, therefore, ask attention
article in the last number received in which it Indignantly
declared that "No has proposed dissolution oil III
Union" The article entire is as follows:
The attempt Of The FHmorines TO Disguise their odious doc
trines nnder The false Of "Cni0n men Duta Of ou
| friends to be .hcr guard.
1t s useless for The Fmorincs attempt to disguise
themselves under the name of Union party" Such is tn
badge recommended 1t meeting in Noxubee We shou
like TO see the motley group of disappointed whg aspran
throughout the State when they assemble together for the
purpose of organization. The Union party What hum
bug II is in the first place fegncd ISSUE No one ha
proposed dissolution Of the Union That will be made
We apprehend until ne peope hare lost all confidence in M
dM Of The North TO DO justice to under The constitution
We are Constitutional GnioniStS-iha is banner Wher
longer equals in the conedeacy, when the Unor
Is made an element for oppressive legislation ant
IA means TO destroy slave institutions, the dis
solution Of such Union, unsupported by con
<tituon TW we know, be far from party issue in this
Stale The people of Mississippi have always Tough, fol
constitutional rights They did so on the bond question
au: most of these Filmornes who trying sneak
into citadel under the cloak of Union men, were charging
~ with being reputato robbers and using every other OPP
,ro5riouS W. 60i them e,,-7re 1rW beat ean nor
Defeat was predicted 10 any man, time who dare
sd Gp ID the Constitution of the State of Mississippi and
eSis IL" greedy bondho!dcrs who for obligation
iu',e" sacred by that instrument, when their own unha
b .nns are TO- be subscrved We me, them and bade
.m.snd M The people informed themselves. VIC
result as h ,runh se press and on the stump, and the
dons OF reckless and corrupt Legislation ' '' "'
Hang out the banner CONSTITUTIONAL T,,;o,,r, ovo-,
assumption oil power by the Northby this hallowed nsr
n,cni, and the people will render verdict in fyor ~ Sh
ern rights that will sweep the ballot box every comn
the State There may be Democrats who will Join the FIN
morncs under the disguise Of "Union men"-sone from
mistaken views and because their hearts are area,
abolition 10 the core, but after the battle shall have beer
fought and triumph awarded TO Constitutional Right
Liberty they will b. like oil other dcserters despsec
y their enemies and repudated by their former friends
The Flmo.incs like the leopard never can change the
spots.
The Misssspa!an, ALSO fully endorses the admirable let
ter OF Esho? andrews who writes "Let resolve TO pro
coed calmly deliberately JUSTLY patiently in our resistance
but adds:
"Try ersry oser Of redress before ire indulge
fora moment The IDEA Of dssoirng the Union Of these States
and when this catastrophe comes If como il must LEI find
us at the last ditch having tried every peaccable remedy rea
dy nth arm and neart TO d.ttnd ourselves"
The Missssppian quotes the following resolution Of
the series adopted in February 1850 by the Virginia Legs
ature, and cxcaims Vrgina hen must not be regarded
as submission State. She be found with US in
favor of resistance !"
Resolved That in the of passage of the Wilmot
?.oviso Of law abolsng slavery the District OF
Columbia in any interfering with The rights OF
Shareholders therein, abong slavery in or the slave
trade between the States, Virginia will be prepared 10 unite
with her sister savehodng States in convention or other
wise, in the adoption Of any that may be
provide for their mutual defence their
mon safety.
Virginia is not submission State' is she rebcll
Gus State She will acquesce in t late action of Congress-
because it does not violate the platform above laid down.
WHICH we have stood and shall continue nAexiby stand
OUT "hie doing iis she will give the North warning
e consequences Of future aggessons and of continu
co agauon OF this Question She will aso take defensive
steps project herself securely in the future against the
Designs OF the and fanatics OF the
North This is her POSITIONS wise as i, is honorable md
ro-ard we rejoice TO believe that the whole South is ru
pidy wheeling into line upon it, She is prepared 20 carry
cut the wholesome advice OF Senator Cass when he said
sour business is with the present and The fu,e and M,
with The pas or with the past only far "a we can ddnc
from il useful lessons Of experience"
Commenting on this text, would, with the Nashville
Union declare that the policy Of the South now is not
70 hoist the flag of dsnion and denounce all who will no,
rally under it, cowardy submissonists-bu true wisdom
ticsaies 10 the South that she should