Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-16

- ;,,,r,,r.,,v II many Of those who, inrusdi-
adv after The last iecon entertained 'ie Saif olr
- ,..lf conf. ,.:yest themselves ri certain p!"
i,n rv w,,ul ,.itc wtii in dcprecatin. 'he con
ancrces OF the 10 whc nave referred. Is ~,
-, 100 late retrieve an inIudcous s'e-i' chPhoy
rong no, 10 Do 70 when tic highest interests oil NC STATE
% thousands who voted for the Convention were
ed By nothing but desire OF reform. wings ana Dehl
ot n The polls forgetting party feelings hi'cu u, Tie Se
work Of reform by voting Tor the Convention. "hl Shou'
g.. now destroy tlie moral influence OF that overwhelming
majority favor Of the convention ~ '.''s %'" I Wv
mems III il IL rally p,t:, lies and asS''!a'hs! i'""ete
widely nny aliicr politically We ~, "lc n'n n ~
.ic al anN",.s restore her /" ne n'o'' lI'' m NJ
r.un,d ami Ia rnde the fires that once blaArd upon '
.iaiS. 49,, 49,. ,,,t, .
,,rnce The work of rcconsrcing the Constitution calmly
49,, Tni. we all know be- don, AMID
M, excitement. party Selfish and dead To The best i'e
inl, u The l,atiio; and statesman mast DC me i'n who
Wills, h.. can tr good ship Constitution safety through
the deep and untrouh'ci waters, pl5Ss III s'r"'ecAh@
her upon the breakers Ut party And yet many more .l@
In, III c' 81 party than IN ~dctihs !'sl Lc com
uooceaHt .ssiia njary woul run all the rsks IL which
i,ayu red simply Tor fear o losing = ew Senatorial
Districts in the rcalranncnt which WIN be hadc under
the next Constitution. RG let si'h @cn'"lhcn renltf
that when Constitution Submitted - tile people t"T
,,,, aIirn, r Democrats Will al te polls forbid II la'i
i,aiinn il tie Wings venture T. practise me can" 81
,Iuriicity which ;.s been i!'nt"i at Considering he
Er.t Democratic nfJpliiy "hl'h mus u''i,t my
crcl.i stances thu C,ns cG"n, ~ hay" npiln. ~
fear upon lve rs,'d,d tc rca - 'e v ilss
a,te,niii under tir nrai Constitution, 10 "b'ah S'Itii
- ~ ia State Il, en'nt III the Scnh"fl"l Us
cts n Mr.. J. ofs,m viewed III" "ttrr".s ~ iihpaf,
,t . mere ..q,rc grow hum M Tighten Tie t.inid
,nd ,n'l,nhiu. 1LeslfeAsioI ~ INC rsM y Sagiass
~, ,isi,oa u a..,,frrs ny ne pfo, and M Hb@"l u
,ys6. totiHr aesRre~ ~ retofa u. Fhtc' bo't firt
.s.. irul I, q, bno.!ic party ersiteo are"sts
h,p Il nis arr had Nh'n rc;l'c that the union 81 i'
rr.nl,rers both pacs viii secure beyond doubt, lin.
T. utlis lts mentioned under next Constitution an
amazed tn, lliy III those whn Their DIVISION ana
marathon h, ,t,, ~. party lines Run in the district
IN. y I. AMI nnc Democratic candidate 'o.t ddfoct!'"
NJ, ,,,y, rform> "a candidate oplnsrd cyc, reform
u. Il.sx i,. I,r Ia
reform, yur divide. ~ Iii aibris party feeling VIII h-
d.. liz III !e anti r.ionirr Inevitable Enf naS"
, canyassins public opinion that 'hetr are more
ipns,d /" the alteration ." e present Constitution
than had first supposed Man, thousand, al those VII"
World nr the Convention, did not rom any desire ct
,iina, bat SIMPLY because ihs regarded III present Is IN.
lrSt plr i,,r a,in Cunt,nun Inls feeling rA.rird
.ri. r"n"ilia. influence III Eastern virginia, mhcr Tie
pao,c w.dicl /" the iaslS customs AMI Laws under
vich t,y haze grown No. and III many Instances moray
r,".tie,i iaF hall century. Nonln III his cnt
t importance pay organization and ~ party slri IN
Republic. The bel ana most Nn's hon have found II
ilu,-shc.to work great reforms without IL influence
In Ony rcre hf' rci'fi"' rhIct tiny arocft9
r,r opr,>ed ~ siloH@ and pomfG,R party >ir lie
.i IA ne f,rDoifiOn ~ tn constitution ~ TIE hnsi,d
>Y4,e-,d Ioos. .jfrrson dia atter prominent
.tnt~ .re orcd ~ re.ort b irty orean'sitton Aud
II IT, Wing, !.tiy opposed I" ihr REFORMS III This
Stat which D-i:riis deem essay should adNn
party organization nI> St:"n'usl hG ~ such Is not
IN, case. ! IL moi the necessity rr IT,
an rc hir an! most respectable democratic authority
this opinion. ''Hs>, idf's"i, ami 0'bcr dtn"H,trg
,sDubly riisf ,rg ,rf4 md sttiii ddroca>
pir atierso, ttierat locg opiosed a"i dd not re
n4 iis IL Rpcncs ~ the lOnrcnfiou III .-.g So Ii ]
an .rt,oe IL - tried condemned AMI pitched
darkness !nf iic:cslc- shall ENJOY The company o
large AMI brilliant circle u ii>iiious dead, who, III their
mud acnraiio stood high with The party oi which am
member.
ihi- however is essentially, q progres>," aud
abInd"nng very rapidly III, pecettni- AMI forgetting
IN. examples OF The great who went before They
an, prounrcc, by -I.cs The day very GOOD in their
WAY bur unanimously voted "oI FASHIONED, badly posted
AMI hy up L, III" >lirlt :" the age.
Terminus painted without lrIs thp An