Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-11-11
Correspondence CT the Vindicator
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9th, 1850.
The convention having adjourned your repre-
sentatiyes at Richmond will soon be at home and
can give an account of their doings, the few days
they were in session. There can be no qnestion
that the decision to adj ourn was wise and Judi
clous movement; for, why should the convention
proceed to frame new constitution with deficient
data before them, when, in six or eight weeks,
the u. States census will be completed, and then
they can 90 10 work with view to the interest
of the whole State. With this impression of the
justice Of the adjournment, we hope the members
will re-assemble. prepared 's act speedily in per-
fecting constitution that will bring the latent
energies of the "Ancient Dominion" into full play
and place her, in few years, in the front rank Of
her sister States.
The Fugitive Slave Bill is doing wonders in all
sections. The Abolition rascals, mean the ne
gro felons, have their hands full in Boston, Alba
ny, Pit,sburg, and many other places! The ach'te
negro and his ebony brother, are '-stouting it QUIZ
in Boston, at this time, particularly; but | have
no fear that the law will be disregarded. The
PRESIDENT says it "shall be executed to the let
ter" And, as precautionary measure, orders
have been given to concentrate the disposable U.
States forces, at Boston, and at points adjacent,
In connection with this question, which, at this
time, so seriously affects the peace Of the city Of
Boston, British incendiary has arrived there, to
disturb the harmony of our people with his trea-
sonable purposes. If he transgress our law, this
H.,
tried by military tribunal and, if found guilty,
should be executed at once. He, and Mr.. Otis,
should both be executed. The one is domestic
traitor, while the other is only hired emissary.
engaged to stir up rebellion in our republic-and
both should suffer death -" hung as high as
Haman'
The great meeting in New York city, proves.
concusively that her citizens are the fast friends
of the Union. We shall be pleased to learn, that
these friends of the Union have succeeded, tr-
in the election held yesterday in the
Empire State. There can be no question but that
the Wings are prepared for defeat. They seem,
in this city, much chap fallen. True, they hold
the patronage Of the government at their disposal;
but. for all that, they at the mercy Of the De-
Judge BAYLY has the whole admins
traton a, his mercy, and they can neither live,
move nor have any being, unless they receive his
appreciation. He has the money power in his
hands, aud at the disposal of his committee =
therefore, il will be we'll for the administration
that they have the aid and support of the dssin
5ushed member from Accomac ) otherwise, they
will 60 farther and fare worse.
The Boston slave detainers are moving in their
schemes of disunon-they will do all they can to
disturb the quiet of the land, but few rounds Of
''grape." will bring them to their senses, and we
shall rejoice to learn, that the PRESIDENT has
given the order to ''fire on the rebels"
Much has been said, of late, in the papers, on
the subject Of dissolution Of the Union. do no,
believe in any such result. This Union is not to
be set aside for this or that clique. Gen. Qutman
can come no nearer perfecting his dissolution
scheme, in detaching Mississippi from the Union,
than the demagogue Seward can, in swerving the
Empire State from her duty to the constitution
The one is as likely as the other. Nullifers and
Abolitionists may act together in the next Con
yress, as they did during the last Session, but il,
will soon be seen who is for the Union and who is
for anarchy. When the people understand their
position, fully, then it will be known-whether
they be Senators or Representatives, no further
service will be required of them.
We have rumors that Major HoBBsE will re-
lire from the Post Office Department, to make
room for Mr.. Warren. This would be disgrace
to the Department. The first. is the most accom-
other is mere panderer to Wing
gerry, fraud and corruption. lspeak what know
0: Mr.. Warren. Again, he has not the talent,
and would not be a fit successor to Maj. HoBBlE.
Yours, WAYNE.