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

c,,,d un with bold front and say 10 t'lc -. - l.. 80
san' W 1.omoronise which has been mace oy Con
qniesce IN inc @ not cot all which NC thought We
go ,;,,cJ and new hold you 10 II. Dice UT eon
truct if YOU dare, anu TIC % ~ clearly in the rishl
nraa 1werul influence on every JUST man IN ''e irce
States. , u,,;,,,ro Renutlican that ",he
Sn,h NAV forfeit its present cotnanGhe p,;r In; IN!
ou' 'a nay of the public mind 10y ras'' ana iau'isea
snrc. Let southern men but stand upon .s 1,oao
platinum of the Constitution anu men of exi,in
r., ,l hut ask Il firm and faithful eaccu'o" u ::
law and ey must be respected anu pioee s d ' e..
riuhts mauurc all the the vaponnG VI ,S; ;
sable poteg,s We should deeply arannd We hone
w 1; If the South will advise rebellion or opposoh 70
| IL. l,ws Lee, this madness come from our oip" -
m hrs e,and firmly together, asking Tor holns ou VIVA
We mus ha N have no occasion submit to that which
nSno-,l,at sense of justice, which Is iHheh. !" ou
naolc will rise superior 10 the exccmens VI M uy, M
annilae by its mighty power those , M.o ,;ahis which
upon the Constitution anu ioo 10 VI ~
| has declared inviuabie'
They have curious law in Massachusetts, IN regard 'o
80 ,oo,;on of Governor and L. S Senator In case OF nc
candidate for Governor receiving majority oil Tic popular
, ,he House of REPRESENTATIVES will select from among
,h fr hohest candidates voted for by the people, fut
~ orc of whom will be selected by the Senate 10 "hef
.d c names are sent from the House Inc oht cand
d,s voted for by The people were Boutwell,, (Dem) briggs
0yhic Phillips, (aboitionisp and C"ss"eh o' ''"ofu
ho vas The "Womens candidate and received some mir
IN votes. tn,
The Boston Times says that Cogswe Is just MS eeGie
candidate as either of the other persons haheo' lo"e'
admits tina, his chances Of election are sght hei
he If the Democratic and Wing candidates lie "vaiaa-
10 hois,ed The pctcoat time since, md ~ ha'
under which men Of all parties are ever ready 10 ion
coalitions we should not be dispeased TO see him elected
we can't get Mr.. Boutwell,"
As e House will b. anti-Whig the Boston Times thins
that the candidates sent the Senate will be either bou
well and Briggs or Boutwell, and Philips
similar rule exists in regard to the election o' u -
Senator He has DO chosen first by one House AMI the
confirmed by the other II Is probable thai under 'e Gil
cunsanccs no one can be elected Il Caleb Cushing can
not be chosen should he pleased TO See no election
the South ceno but lose by the success OF Wnhop % an
other nan spoken of for the place.
VALUABLE BOOK.
Lewis Colby, the publisher al New York. has sent u
through our friend Charles WORKMAN Main street. tn
Churches and Stcts Of the United tGtes-conianing brt
accoun, of the origin history, doctrines Church Govern
men mode Of worship, usages and statistics of each rel
aous denomination SO far known: By Rev. T. Douglas
Go5rie IN this little book find in compendous form
much useful and interesting information which we have
vain sought for e!sewhere touching tie history and doc
nes Of the various churches and sects Of the United State
amounting TO the very large number Of fcry-seren
recoec. the lament of the desperate French gOarmcnG h
in the United States there many different religion
but not one grary has been invented. We could not cor
ccive however that in all Tho workings of our liberal sy
tenn of government there 80 n,a2y qualifications
! religious worship.
Though blurred by single unfortunate expression ii
authors sketch of the separuton in 1914 OF tho Methods
Episcopal Church, South, from the Northern portion,
clear full and nteresngi indeed this book seems to 81
an impartial and candid statement of iocirna and historic
facts and TO be faithful expostor OF things as they
and have been and commend it not only to church mer
| hers hLft q he general readCI