Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

III, YES one and all of the Southern States conglega'hs
thor through their trusty and ~
-, doc,r,,i,n of wrongs and proposition OF practical
,o fur those wrongs exhibiting to the good sense anu
,,r;,s of The North what the undivided Opinions
and wishes Of the South? If this be not the Ultimate
means Of preserving this Union, we know nothing 50 con-
serv,tivc or so well calculated 10 ensure mat great emu
7, December last took ground tor the Nash'ie oo
.;on Nearly three months reflection and observation
have but fortified our opinions we 'ie" ae."''u
nav repea, that the Nashville Convention held under pro-
.;o would tend 10 preserve and not destroy Inc
I1n;,, We think so STILL We recommended the appoint
, If deeootes 20 this Convention, ana that provision
hnd he made for the payment OF their expenses we oe
~ vol this ought to have been DONE In spirit oi co
nro,,se and concession yielded our nsl ol'iio"' " w.
resolutions adopted by the Legislature nc wing ''1.
dissent but on the contrary, urged Oh ''i' uop''' "
rcport of the committee and it was adopted without
- modification The following is the resolution mus uao
ed a 90 Ia
solred That regarding the ConSenn9h PROPOSED ~ ~
Ii =, Noshyle ON the first Monday IN June next as ~
eu ~ anh rho neonle of the South to take counsclio
,hr "a IN the best and most efecua means OF RESISTING
The aggressons of the North, OF en"tlns J tI,bv
hi; nar, Win their constitutional Obligations ana ue1y
NV, p t5c union Of these STATES now IN iiihineh
nel BY reason Of the pursued oy .e - % %
States and their representav M o nfiendy spirit Of
;uxoving The peace the institutions and the very
existence of the Southern States ana apposs i soi
Of said Convention as above sci orl ,s ' c"mweah 10
doth recommend the good people oil .lS h lid
send delegates thereto and thal 10 ms enu, ., M ~
mary meetings in each city, county ana etou ~ 49, hd
M Sote and apuGnt delegates TO Convention u W he'u
in coch Congressional District in the month oi ma; mex,
and that the District Conventions 50 consuI, W.
select two persons Zone from each OK Inc TWO poI p
lies Of the country who shall be delegates 10 lc saa
vile Convention. -, ,,.,
There ia one passage the article Of the wing Of 'he iH
instant deserving particular notice The Editors say
understood pecctly well the object OF certain leaders ' w
matter. thc Riches Bukes and Foote's at Washington ana
their DEPUTIES in the country" II this be r why "'s .''
h. Whiu ons AGO exposed this "oblec" Why hfst give
aid and countenance and hcn when as hey
10 sunnosed their great Dan has htoad them from The ma
and mre come out and proclaim, always en:s was To
plunge into this morass
No one but the conductors and responsible Editors Vi ans
paper had share part in bringing mp before tile peope "
Virginia this important question MOL one iihe hau "" "
ed Nor ONE word of encouragement had reached US from
Washington, stimulating us 10 the movement We 'N' "
vo, or The Convention ut Nashville prior 10 the appear
~ If our articles in December We then horet we should
have M division on this question We believe now there Is
M ch division The course Of the Wing stands, we be-
l.ve rebukea end condemned BY the vast majority Of oil
nartie We call on tho Tines and the Republican to stand
bv us in this declaration. We shout now not only know
where 10 find all men, but all the presses OF the county
More hereafter.
The Wing bases a late the miserable preteM
NJ he disunon tendency oil Mr. Culhouns speech Now,
we have shown that in his recommendation Of an amend
ment of the Constitution, Air. C. did mol seek 10 make II
sine oul NOM that he alone responsible for the Suggestion
and no other Southern agrees with him Moreover Mr
Webster after hearing Mr. Cahouns speech was fur from r.
gring the Nashville Convention al Unreasonable or even
tending To dsunion On the contrary in his great speech lie
soys that he vas bound believe that the object "l those
assembling at Nashville to adopt measures eoncilaioy
to nculcare principles Of brotery love and aiecton and
attachment to the Constitution as il exists 80 much Tor
The belief Of an enlightened statesman of the extreme North
On the other hand The Richmond Wings and Slaneys o the
South denonnce their brethren as disinonsis traitors
and Hartford conyeniopissm Can comment be necessary!