Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

- - ,,; Such threats had inouceo 70 p, TO-
80, most stormy session from inc ea' .r,,rt
NsA' N.o,bcr tack seems to have been .aA Tihunc
~. ,en is the recent giving"u' u Wv r. .r,slayery in
.:herto tho most unconpromis'"s e
u.s. North Hear wha, it says; --o.o.,,ion affect.
the .er see fit 10 submit proposi'iiJhu
Si"n, i !, be voted in perfect silence , the com.
smen, or agitation Of any kino nu f 10 the Pro-
citeten VI a;mon on this subject VIII De ieil "
nencerent " icry We ufhe contrary pai' can I'll b1
meanuis,s Vi h ,,punen where IL now siaous' M en-
really exp.c, any favorable acaiJ Nv nm essential modih-
gfessf NO" ;,,ye Slave Law, but we do mol oe'e co.,
nG ~. no achieved by lhrusling tha' which passed
upon the OF Inc s se the boundary of Tex
lne law NOD but is there natural prooaols m,,oIes
as y he secured2 As to slavery III m !, ,h-r..
result cu ;s, -, nl hazards any attempt 70 p ard m
we say se maintaining perfect candor WIN
uut &c. 10, NOT needes.ly and perhaps snail
| upon Congress 70 meuu'.
| ap p :, subscrve our purpose. ;,, ,,,
RI. X York Express makes the 'oi'o"ins ''"
-. -, ,he Tribune's present positions u-;,
menus vi wants the long sessions of Congress nun.
Inc en- months, and Agitation of Slavery h"'e" "
rule. II s1ys: .f.ach Congress were 1isidly limited
- 'he .7hs and The discussion Of Stdrery !" amS ~
10 four 'fh;yen by the rules Of either House. lea'g
- Wnb.r free to vote on every ques'ioh Pies
49, nen his head respecting Slavery e1Iep afnrd i
n9 ~ NAVY the safety of the Union wou,o nv o IN be
Yea or W., Tor another Castle Garden Meeting ~ 't
century, and the arduous laooIs =, wv
INF
Conini'e hi far one who grew hoarse In denouncine
iie Gag" and who has been among 'ie W
~ ,n,Iors" We join the Tribune, howevs III nI
,h,, be Practicable take prereoenIe ., @ ~ renea
..la ~. demands the essential modification OF ep"
ou ~ Congress- which keeps this mon logete Nv,
co. a h is The voice Of the whole ooulh,-u III; hlow
,vho, il saws or no7 We do not uhae's. h "aS Aqi
,nm bn nnd cold alternate days OF ue ~ unow
.ns ,.e one and non-Agitaiion the olhef. we n.
,o sel however, thut there cen oe NJ 1ine n,
uus for Rivers an T.rN NO. R,rspchment Of Expenses
h,no pood or ul-until Southern Memoe , 49,
orsss 60. disposition on the part Oh le pp of Con
States 10 stand by the Constitution a"u Vi" Th Tribune 10
mon,hs has black balled every Union wing mno us
seeking practical legislation BY putting an emu ~ hriph
cal or dangerous ugaton-but 10 anu ne9u rph side ur
November morning, II comes tor LOT oie ICY e
Blu, where will 1t he Tomorrow ,u;,
II the Tribune is sincere in its professions anu "
duce its coworkes carry out the policy g'ea. o'ep
be achieved towards quiet session, the paclcaon =.
country and the preservation Of the Unioh' i"' 'o
,vi, stand ON the defensive and agitation Will COME IL
sow. -, all from the Northern fanatics. Should hey 'Nau
bring IL up /, will be the duty of the Southern e0e'o y
si,ively to refuse participate In the discussion
cast silent vote, with the stern determinaoh' op'.'
claimed that on the enactment OF the nfs' ass'e'' "
will retire from their seats o.,
We do no, share the gloomy prophecies OIL TINS oou' 0
a, TO the u,ure-we cannot but believe tha' ever
,
RIGHTS of his section TO the last Should The contrary 'a'
place we believe with tina, paper that nothing cah
the destruction Of Southern rights and the Union ''eA
The South pursue u calm and dignhed, but ae'e''""'
course and all will be we'll. An enlightened corresponds
Of the Baltimore Sun takes similar view, as ioho"S
~, has been apprshended that combined movenle'
would be made at the North aided by agitation 10
10 bling up the question of repeal OF the ac' a. ~
very beginning the approaching session toots o. pe
lions we're TO be poured in upon Congress- ann 10 DC
I'd no by legislative to the same enc ~
This be the case there will be little hope OF qule' anu
sinesske session. or of any calm and beneficial
"Mr Stevens of Pennsylvania Will as ne mas s &
bring toward proposition for The immediate rspe ar ~ ~
law But am happy learn that the agta.ors nave o.t
30 much disappointed in their expected support rom W
people tina, they have become abashed ano oiscou..
red They have utterly failed in exciting any eencf
movement on the par, Of the northern people in favor
repeal of the law. The number Of petitions tot
has been few and they only from avowed aooons.
There is some reason hope therefore, tnat 'ne co
yarive members northern and southern VIII be aole 10 SUI
press all agitation OF the slavery subject for the ensuing e
SION extingushng every hcbrand that may be 'hre" IN
either House In that event, we may ye, hope LOT '.a
oui and business session Every nsmber knows ,at Va
mass Of public and private business has accumua upo
the hands Of Congress- und that is their duty 10
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