Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-23

o The blow l. that question 10 be decided hy rriurine q,
interest Whatever viii be the result, lei run up our
standard with the motto "Dsuion baabelr Il chime
ra that 5 nongh than noneny." EBRO.
For The Enquirer
SOUTHERN RIGHTS
"Dh wl,rre : thy sulr % yur,
The 'rini tlI, ,'eihc IN t,y dead
When sdilahtry- the beacon before,
Aud hnang 'ie ;ts.!on th:i led
Thy st1ln- ln,r awakened their sleep
They iona the place rrsi
Aud aIathiml, n,nrinmr iui smhcnly weep
u see the iaul thy breast
For where II the glory tl,r! i"' ih-r III trust
III scattered IN darkness. IT, tran,'ed N '',s '
"lnsrtiiIui.. strong hlnt arlns
Quite ,hmlu,ahed hm
Messrs Editors: ew days since the Flag Of This once
admired and beloved unan fell npon view loatng most
proudly win il graceful folds floating IN c spovc yl
the gentle winds. TRACE and beauty marked The c;rv
ngs ii IL gentle wndnrs, the undulion-
The nnconqnrabr element would display upon lis folds the
stripes "f white and red and IL brilliant of ll2l with
il naement oi unl:lng iauIre>s blue There '!aats
i!r banner e inspirations ot whose speech"ss elqrncc
bu"ycd ont victory lie brave nncoroniSius and
rie PATRIOTS o The revolution Tor ili which they ca;ac
and knowing teiy right fought for dcathciiy
and s inli.nabc couliitrut, equality.
Where i there people wlo have shown greater
Tor the national standard ihln the people of these
State and where Is there an ensign whose glory
and whose terror has been triumphanry tsrab-
lshe and sustained and land than this lle standard
o this coniedcacy oi free ana equal States by any section
ur part III n country than by the S,uhcrn people Are.
they not aud have they no ever BEEN the Spartan. n this
country But the courage -. Spartan band BE- quick
country honor when proves alone I" b. lis and 'an'-
i'm testimonial 10 s submissive drgradion! Where j. there
tia, look upon these thirty brilliant s'or> an!
the gracefully brnina stripes oi the tar oi The American
Union. and say that III the South snail y!ch 10 rle
restricting and macln2 Yea contemplate conditions "i
th, threat ming majority as regards it, peculiar rigt-
institutions her w never resign their n-irc. Shpu!
they not in her enc. he turned into blood! She - ANA
will be- and should be- the a.bltcr Of her fc her
hands the o her ends and i alone hy !c lime
Is decided means that her ends will be made
Cali dsuninE, brand III supporters with The na?.oarous
cpit!ct Of traitors o-iJacse them of all emonnens and
honps respect citizens of this nation you sill hnd
, the honor and equality o the South denlnd the
sctcd and application o the provisions o the
Constitution Should they consent 10 less! Would not
JOSS transfer their children the stain OF suhugaton 10 pre-
tension In, really the grinding abuse OF power! Ihis
Union gcring mara II IL the temple upon whose
grand and harmonious proportions and success probably
snail guide The III the future the interesting and
important question the stability oour institutions opop
ur Its pcrnanency and the Permnency Of lis
principles inconccivahc in importance az regards It's re-
suits the future government OF the world bnt IN case
that part of this country were t. succeed in violating The
PRINCIPLES and clearly established rights, and on whose scc
iua assistance il formed, there are hands and hearts
doubtless in this country who would pronounce liz end IN
abortion and demand lis destruction the penalty aud Tor
The establishment OF the rights, and the re-csabshncnt o
the feelings oi equality and rcspcct and this now inviting
nobiesi work of man. upon whose dome hovcr~, with !igh
and unwcaed wing the eagle o Amcrica will feel tie nys
influence o that power that shall convert II from the ob
jet, ul pride 10 monument Tor the World direction
oi the albily ol the principles OF liberty and equality
EBRO
III il unnecessary perhaps for rs To say that we are no
w! prepared go with correspondent. We would eN
hIsi every honorable negotiation before rcs"rng to h
,I.eaJlul extremity of disunioa.- Enquirer.
SLAVE LABOR IN COTTON FACTORIES.
In regard 10 the successful application of slave labor II
manufacturing purposes the Charleston Mercury gives '
folio wing account OF South Carolina establishments
SALrpA FAcToRy.-Wc had the qualification recently o
visiting this factory situated the Sauda River, TO
lhi and oi inspecting lis operations IL Is on inc siv'
labor or sysica operators IN Tie establish
nrn but blacks. The superintendent and oversgers are
white and ol great experience in manufacturing lmyaf'
n,incay from the manufacturing districts o the North
and although strongly padicei their first arrival AT The
establishment against African Labor, from observation m
more experience they all testify To Their equal efficiency
and great superiority in respects 80 as not IL a
urccpitaely the cxpcrmcn; u African lbor was st test
el in the spinning department Stree which the oiie
spinners have been transferred io thc weaving 'o"i-
They commenced in that department tn" Isl oi !uy ans
are now turning mly yards 10 the loom rs WAS per
IuneI under the older system. \ from Lowell
has charge at this departments aud she reports ui WIFI
ther, is full much work done hy The blacks hey ar'
much attentive u IN. condition o their looms lncy
All apnca plea scd with M pnaIi,s IN which ther an
cmnoy, and are thus aii1ding Ia r Spuh the best cyl
rncc that when HE channels ol agriculture ars ch"akei
th, manufacturing 0 our own productions wiil open nc"
channels of profitable employment for on own slaves ih
resources OF South rclt and it SHOULD bc gratifying
IA all who view these facts with the %! statesman ant
phlan,hropist that the oi protab employment an'
support 10 our rapidly increasing African abo are i'ntahe
aud must remove all motives inr cmisran 10 othrf 'o"n
tries BY enlightened system o internal improvements
making all parts OF State accessible l:' NY Jiic,"u
dstribution of hor, South Caroline may more mar
double her productive slave labor, ana MT Sli'r from TOO
dense a population.
KOSSUTH'S LETTER TO GEN. C1SS.
We have been permitted Ia present Ia unf reiders st'
from the renowned Hungarian leader and rot l.9n's hos
suth aalressed To Gen Cass The intensity OF patriotic