Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-17
RIrHM0ND ENQUIRER.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
| The Charleston News, contains $50 -. c,,,c ,s
| ce,hrook, spo.ah In reviewing TIE ihi'iA " ' u,
..,h,ed \, Colurbia While he REGARDS o'su"''" :"
;,hI.n le e,upha,icaly opposes separate SAT- 49,.
s'o'' " Cn;c from, such high source, his views as
follow are not without interest: .ua;,s lie
~ nor reviewed the present aspect Of aiia',. i
i , ,Iy hut resolueiy OF the posture o. ou' ~, H.
P;, ~ Ere States; and gave II as his opn
~ os neriable. lie expressed Tue oeei % W nu
union na should not not be rcsor'td 70 iie ru
tioh, M The ground that We had committee
q, Sor 10 the support and advice win our s -, ;e rmr
States: and should not act IN SUCH naa.I IN coece them
80 =, mr. opinon that we were disposal ~ co'ee I'D
I prsJ such an identity OF interest existed % VI H.
saa,v bring them together on tals Vltai iuesuum
dd M, dsrus them and was willing 10 give ugh : "a nn
au nv II euch nm event could occur when he Gu o'
an would or could when the other Souihefn 1aat'
n .c, down and patiently submit to wrong .nen ~ az
u - Ma ard uncompsomsins action for Souh II,oiiha
The Governor said he did not think any poi'.en'
,oni would or could be made, ave!ling TIE oesui
,y marked oct for He for one knew Of nonc "'il
d I've made which he would feel privileged 10 accept l
hnmi was borne the air which showed tha' but one
heart beat the whole heu.) r. ,ha mo
,;ssuo He treated il gravey and seriously lie sPoAe
m fancy work. but matter for the solemn ac'oh VI
n Hc said he had called this meeting Tor poni aa
show II TO ascertain ne views u ;s9se ""I nnnw
sn, If difficulty would have TO be relied on "n n
M cnoh of tbs country and 10 advise preparation nc
s yas ON u.s. who had right TO shrink from lis dan
The present the scene would be III s'afo 10
lpnk
~ - liherty the Constitution, and ourselves ~,
The (;oyenors speech temperate, but resolne we
T.. we, received; and Gen. Buchanan, the Oldest MAJOR
General in conmsson felt so fully It's force mat In an no
dress of great beauty and Strength ne Palu MS
the mos, elegant compliments.
This official exposition but strengthens the hope we nave
thrown ont tina, South Carolina will take the rash, mad
n into dsunion reckless of the united opposition OF all
the other Southern States. This impression is encouraged
hv tho new raw of light which beams from an article IN the
lao, "Souhern Press"ihe organ par erceenee o! Sontf
Carolina sentiment That paper correcis The National In
tepencer in its assertion that the proposition to tax h'
sale of Northern productions in the Southern States
South Carolina movement II further shows thait was t
Governor Of Virginia. and not Of South Carolina, who II
n. message Of week recommended this policy 10 tina
State-and that these movements have been begun IN INT
North Carolina Legsature-and adds:
II was Judge BERRIEN Of Georgia, not Judge tHEVEs
South Carolina that months dvsec this course Of &C
ton as the remedy rather than secession which Jrdg
CHrvEs preferred Ina word IL is we'll known that the m"
crate men OF South those who as Mr. CLAY hlnsel
advised are disposed fight The battle in the Union rahe
than out Of it, against fanatcism These, we say CIV
cry body knw.Nare the persons w S nave
| a,me into il, sho does il because she is willing Il
with her States Of The South, in al suc
Sons az they suppose calculated arrest the aggressive
moyenen, Of the North The attempt therefore, Of the In
tyencer make South CaTonn responsible for this move
men of those fmsy articles. which nothing but tn
hrhes degree of eronerv could have inspired them
tempt, They know that there is with some minds prc1u
dice against South Carolina, and they expect by this ofte
ed and stale expedient 10 create opposition 10 tn
movement
I,is well known that the manufacturing and bushes
ca.ses of the North alarmed al the prospects of hes
Southern movements, which will give The Sout
independence of the North And also true tina
the unti.sav.ry agatos drcadully alarmed seein
tha, these movements If curicd OUT will be the
crushing them al home by arrayng Northern Stupidity aguns
abolition.
Tha-e Ia then possibility, and we begin TO believe
very pobac chance that South Carolina may abandon he
wild and disastrous policy Of dlsuuion, and "come ino'
movemen, in which Virginia, trust, will lead the way
These indications give US much reason hope tina, this
6esn measure will be adopted by the whole South and thu
it will greatly tend TO the aueSng the aggressive
menls OF the North the building up Southern power
commercial independence calling buck oil the States Il,
original compact, and The continuance of the confedeuc
on sound and durable principles