Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25

hs ,,ore3 viii work its own cure Ii will burn itself out
Northern agators and Southern agitaors WIN mo '
selves side by side in their GRAND OF mutual niscne hi;
The Great mass of the American people VIII look upon ~
i-nien as il is and upon Southern rights and NorHern
rights 40 thew are and will stand by them and protect them
These territorial questions this Dlsct Oh Coiuoa ques
,;on mis- question of jurisdiction in forts and dockyads ar
senas the navy yards and SO ioiu, ale nios! qeso
temporary in their character; anu ie VI ~ %
riht minded were il the wholesale denunciatons OF
men grouped together in whole col"uh.es anu .''e' IA
one hand denouncng the North u ,o, u uN
on the other hand the South the SCUM, ihe SCUM. P
Jokes the Greater part of this struggle and would suggest
whether il would not be more wlse Sei'eine Mou IN .
Else little forbeaancc Away sreneiiDelnS the say mr.
hin, ,ha, without sin cast the first stone am willing TO
admit that the great mass 81 OH - = 80 i,-sa a. son
this question should be eaa uiu a n 20 b ,h;r
them stand IN boldly "a they do, Tor wl,a AUNT 70 VI se
oh of bcinn lei alone am srahed 100 lhai 'hey, III
proper spirit stand by their institutions anu aeirna o
il serves show tina, this Conitu.'a g., Cx cnmnon
tree and Independent, States a>Soca,eu -. lev M
nnrnoses md NOT n consolidated Federal Government Inc
North and the South stand together upon "lc Hie'
onal pa form and neither has !ht ~ elahh
- IT. .TI. n.onle OF The South have institutions
that are sensitive and that can pe eohi9ercu y! asao
the North repeat that an 1pusou !" SUN r hsi.u r
have bcen willing 10 throw myself into Inc orcach 10 turn
ID h n,,mn,l 10 call the attention Of the Northern
oeople-nay might say the whole american pcopeo M
danger of aaitatns this question:; ana would say III an
- nv friend from Alabama that he gives more food
in one speech for the nounent oi the ecsol ana apol
lion movement than all The oafiisons Mchoe rhiip ,s i
Abby Fosoms and all the speeches oi all The lTecso s'
,.nrs and ambition dcinag1gues put together tie does
more q, rovol assaults upon the institutions of the South
Than all that abo,ionism has ever been able 10 accomplish
- -, as, 6ond;sh rumpls beg Of that honorable Sena-
M when he IN, anv thing say hercafcrunlcss he Is I'M
led he strouo sense of dutyha he will not attempt 10
en, and carry on this sectional agitation. To what enu
d - ,yhos rood will result the dissolution OF this tnlon
from the contemplation Of which every patriotic NINA III
stinctiyely rccois with horror! . ..: 7
| sinr no hosannas u Union without Constitution.
admir- h when the life and spirit have departed the frame
work will he vaucess and will tumble 10 decay but e
snir;t has no, vel Departed life is yet gone Is
orad me
ino and sustaining Let those VINO are disposo
n indulge in agitation ask for the rights guaranteed by the
Constitutions but when they ask Tor these le heii not ash
for wha, the Constitution does not guaranty Lei mem ho
provoke assaults themselves while decyng The assaults Inc!
invite. ,.-., ...,.
off the Northern Democracy They viii, however do io
such thing with him. They viii retain nm IN lu ieOel
ship but endearor teach him some useful lessons. D
uon this subject reading the entire Democracy oi III
en States OF this Union they will request my young TREND
from Alabama to tary while al Jericho until his beard
shall have grown I.aughtcr greatly admired part Of
speech which that honorable Senator delivered here new
DAYS ago lie therein depicted the position oil the S9th IN
Glowing and eloquent terms, and IN manner WHICH vas
w, calculated call thea,tention of the American people 10
This uuson And if could keep i'll view the hig destiny
of this nation and the high duties oi those clothed WI"
er; ii the rican people would SCI he sea- upon poed
hobby riding a miserable party advantage upon questions
of this import there would be no troubles there would be
none which did exist al the time OF the original lorna
ton of this Government Tins question of slavery was ohc
of difficulty then; and the same spirit Of PATRIOTISM WHICH
rose above them the principles of compromise which
led To the formation the constitutions must preserve IT,
The Democracy OF the North are not and cannot be- made
mere sectional party. Our Government in one sense ex
lists in the organization of national political parties; we have
nothing separated from politics. II You make sectional
marty in the North will by the act make sectional
partv in the South If yon thus divide the Democratic
party Won will also divide the Wing party; and when 70"
divide these parties into sectional portions YOU nshi Just As
xell mn, AN end 10 the constitution and the Union.
have spoken only because felt assured that the remarks
of The Senator had direct tendency Ia create and foster
,conalism and 10 produce what all dcprccae d.
vision Of political parties by sectional nc-thc formation o
provisional sectional governments and then dissolution OF
The Union Sir this Union can never be disSos,d repre-
nn,yes in Congress will only do their duty Ii they will
abide bv the principles which their fathers taught them
hcy will treat each other with kindness and courtesy, and
cancellations il they will bear and tnrbear, and be as finn and
~ true rs the masses all will 90 WELL and this Republic
will be able 10 ou,ridc the dark lowering storms which
threateni Is existence
After further discussion, as published hcreolore) the re-
solution was adoptcd-aycs is, noes j.