Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

ro,r and admirable review, III ''' ,;.,
...o.,;or wa extract Tie CLOWN. - 4
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I! " 10, '''''.' s should consider ne H''e i.'S
Ga l,,eall lie OF a Ill SUBJECT ipr ec'"'-,s
~ 49,, a.. In ill., matter and refuse I" Fa' va i "
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=, ,.,,. press tleir i:e''ah;' 81 ''''
.o,rs ,,.,s. al SHY. lies to II government
aims al a gross a'i:s, q; is power 80. b,nel
w. ~ ,ocalsAa co:n.son:S" r','ru''',"i y .n,r, ,hr
;, save tho r;,n Ia 'nI hrH"'' - ,, and y,t j, is
rahis O. he STATES ana lac ,''' y" = IN, S.ih ii
- -, " H. 90. would have desired los ''e II, min,
I'' '' 49, M most Import nj c"'s!'e,'''>'S 81; h Lr A..
I ,s SINH !, ace. p i be si:;e "e 'i' s had ou 10
rnved 81 o'' :" ' What confidence can she sI", u
ms, in n,r l,ihr,n "a! l;ie Norm , i -, more res
nov can c expect I" ma %.| iir.c IDEAS wills. tn
.,;c was re.,nr IL at on 'i.e ~, a. vSh,n :,
Iry ,a.c,g after was ftj'c,t', 'a ; +,
,n.,v n.rso,s .2spairCd .. lS success wv '
,ynrcss u,s.Iyes III the following 'ei' - IN serons--
..rh a,,.I is now made - all .ifa al" =" ~. ;,. The
ne ,pp =. well IS 10 TIE Sohth--io ~ ~: ~.
crch aseeTd an to Frss' cec to the settle
ech enc: sairit Of oJncililtion. When tis so.'",
ss >, Ia. bcen iadc tcd IL ihe S'h Me ver
-. ~ =; - ~ thn fanatics, ard lct tfr 40" -,
Yield an !a1'! :" o"ncssins II ms Saienn comiar, -
10 t'leia'r rssseed Ike tie constitution seq; isS
the Whine, Povso, interfere WIN I'D Stale and the
Is;"o aa gn, row lei make peace between ea.
other saw Inc Union iiSe under 'ne ,.a al tc
co,lr,on country and roo mi.rm,"i"'' ~ ,;,,,
,c - n. ss:ti disturb tdiS 'orf''a"l OF "'
ton" ,..,;,,s W. c,,l unnn our brethren
of the North stand up to This roMpi' ans hn ,iade !,
,iol,,c ,hc compact do The fanatics oil The N"f' - ~
Sanh ~ suceum5 Will southern ihenoe' III I nrr,
place 10 cooperate in such Proposition We SPEAK thu
iiai tolIa. 10 carry suc! government !, % n,
;. 80, ,ror,t but we are compelled 10 spe"R II ny ~
honest sense Of duty the Union ITSELF we go
address ourselves those who do not Know w. :. hihI
m &c zee do or who do appreciate the Union -
81 S. R a s 4Hs Ssvs Ks SaTnns Sc cop
j,or, The Harrisburg keys.one-iron the keystone 81 III
federal arch" iiseli
from the Harrisburg Keystone
THE GREAT QCESTlON.--Ihe comrronise hie"sue
rbcb PASSED Congress generally well received at VI
South and except in South Carolina are sustained ny
minority Of the southern press In South lafoha sun
demonstrations being made in taro. o secession ana
Georgia Mississippi, Florida, and Alabama, inn'emn MS
the same kind in progress AGAINST these unwarrah'
bic demonstrations, the papers ifienay 70 'lc oon u,
on the ground that the compromise measures at
sufficient md that they viii be faithfully observed III III
Nof,n Bur all with voice that IL The lultlvo siaf
law i ostruc,cd in its operation, thai the constitution;
nroy.ion for The return of lug!liycs from labor IS endee
nue atorv they neer oppose The elicfs OF te 0is
uDiyniss bu will feel bound To advocate the establishment
of separac southern conedeIacy Thus with one accof,
~, nj The North choose become nneIs the souihcl
States will disconnec themselves from rs, and Inc 'ep"o
will be precpitated upon all the uns?eakabe evils Of d
Here them we have the plain question presented S:a
wc stand hy the constitution ard preserve he ines'lao
blessings We derive from or shall We nnliF one ~
mnoran provisions appear before the world as tahles
and take cur chance amid the thoes boodshed anarchy
and horrors of civil war; Let the question be turned a
viewed as NAV 10 this. There Is no avolhng
Unless We obey the solemn mandates of the constitution,
willny break the great bond which guarantees our right
and liberties and by wroag convert into active er
emics OF the Union ali The citizens Of fifteen States.
Every citizen of the Moth should !ctlec. well upon III
subject Action will be forced upon us We must tax
sides The fanatics North and South Will give US no peae
mill We either put them down yield 10 their iad scheme
OF scyerng the Union There can be no neI'ralS. We mus
either execute good faith the provisions OF Tie cons
ton or we must have civil wa- standing armies prrdator
deyastaons and taxation uni! hr very ie.bood IS wun
from the property holders. Il lose our Union, We los
our national srreng s,!r prosperity, our weaii
our freedom; and indeed what Should We no' use 'ha
worth preserving.