Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

were slaves" -
In reference Ia the action OF the Nashville Convention" u"
| said the prcoosiiion ador | oy them WAS i'' " H
,h a;nnt territory between North and South adapted 10
| -, of ,bc cnse The old Missouri Coinpi"-
mic. r., ,rnl1 10 sayehojing terrilory-ihc new '~""
o,msc i Il, h, appicd tu non-slavchodlng territory
ho,c ,,, reason and necessity oil the change. no wa"
frank and candid enough however, 10 asow ht nc ''"
es,c,ioc an odjust,aent on that basis 'rdS "'er'y
| ,be Nortb ,ronid nerer assent 10 H. Many III '' ~
ton may have indngei IN snch nope ""' ="
sion and the action Of that assembly was u. " "
stem to,rarats rerOiution- spifi' "' '"u'p' 49,
r =; i, hesrr. of all that might h. relied on tor
the result" " wi, ,h,,
ia denounced the Senate BILL and boldly asserted 'h'
..h,, :, ,s ,dopcd or rejected, the position 81 ''
| : ,h ,, no unchanged There no remedy 1'R t''
| , n - ,,,oa,,tion nth the North. The rights "'
rho soutb co only be secured by good faith in our N"r
m hr,,lr,n mr. bg fcur-thc former was hopeless a" "
latter tras he only resort - aha,
No comments can hc necessary--ihe mere s'a'c"'' w.,
sueh anuuacc was held BY distinguished c''f"'' Wv,
raised tho nas Of isunion and whose sentiments wa
..,,;ed viii, loud and enthusiastic cheers ny i ""
hohlv rcsnec:ahc aud intelligent auditory ~ N'
enounh We cannot believe that the majority u D'"S''
,u , l s3,c Just and proper settlement Of Tins pefi-
s o,os,ion and that revolution and civil war are 'eN'
hl conocss may yet settle the question satisfactorily
/ , - Nm, Union II not done in tine, sln@le STATE
!
,s,r,h Carolina perhaps clearly indicated IN tie above
,rcn may actually break oil from The contedcraev other
Sou,hcr States become necessarily involved IN The sc's
and the Union inevitably broken into pieces Lei 'he move
ucn one, BEGIN and the Union is at once shattered ih'" m
mcns Tie Charleston should not be a'Srea''
m IN, n,,,orv If Congress should i'll the language" The
writer in the Charleston Courier "hasien, by satisfactory
adjustment of the existing controversies on ne SUBJECT ~
slavery, 10 appcasc the wounded and angry spirit OF The
,nri,, Ilnl,p atS
and Of copeul of present and prospective blessings and
olorirs cheering TO patriotism md philanthropy
Union. which cannot be DESTROYED. .sou the inany OF
Eos,rar and to preserv which every tc-hcar'cd son Of
liberty should be- willing lake the leap Of CURTltS.
The meeting of merchants and others al the Custom
House Yesterday the subject Of direct steam coHlnan
with Europe adjourned over TO Saturday afternoon
o'clock in the sitting room of the American Hotel with
view Of appointing delegates IL Cony n,ion al od Point
an the h oi July noyt We that the other towns in
Virginia will act once. 1t important la set The ti IN
motion The measure has harcs; wishes or il sue
cess and sal take pleasure being present Sat"r-
day if this morning leave town for The tn,Nersi-
~, nd the meeting Of The Alumni III he discharge oil
\ duty which We have long neglected.
We are requested 10 state that Mr. J. IL Gmcr cIndi
date for the State Convention will address the people Of
enrico their Monday next. Tomorrow we shall
publish Mr. Glmers address the voters Of the district
MUSIC AND MOONllt Y.
we near mat ''"'h ; i'i' oa'' "'"Pe' ' " '
Square night This will be the beginning al series 81 IN
crtainncnts which, in the dcrh of amusemcnts should w
cordially enc"a'a"cu y. NV '''e' ~ " ~ =.
canno, leave during the Summer We welcome tins rlei
for the hot, du Summer days.
'Ihe Cambclls al the Exchange amused resrectaf"
company on wednesday ni4n' WIN '''i 4 ''' '''
able music and @rotesgnc dancing c.irdNasdnIas
tn
! THE RIGHT SORT FOR FINE I'll DORADO CHE"
ING ToBACCO-Sales of six hld, tobacco to Mr. Janca
.u -, , ~ ,,. ~ -, us.,. (
li''as' 80 M"'e maui F." coy - w. SUI. - ~
W. Martin Co, at the following prices has' lf''n Nj
i;cn Norwooi's plantation in Person county, n a., !
ishorn, :, ., IN and 9, ~ 20 hhds trou Mrs A.
| S' - :, :, :, - e. -, =.
Young al ''r'e!s'"e county, ~ ~ al - Vh'' -
l04 and al l51.
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Y" the EeMorS z" me E"f""sr. o, -,
POTOMAC iiousE, hAshlN@loS, June - i7'1,
Heaven only knows what tins day NAY bn ipIiii hs-
fore this cacht' you hy mail The light mn. "d WIN nav
performed lis office and YOU wl know The rsl OF 'hc 51
.r expected "ih II" attempt "l i'uhte ;'id i'" 40 '!'
the coinpronise blI through h"oe having h'eh gwen ="
;ii,m on Friday last
In the Sen lie, Mr. Soule will make his great speech lon ne
Missouri COMPROMISE line After ihil Tue test VOC " =
thought, VIII be taken The best informed h.h h, "if
perfectly at sea as 10 The fate OF the various bS ifad'
and IL would he waste oi some INK a"d paper I" Npt'h
np trunrc,-toned for settlement OF The question on
way 81 Tie Other cry Tor aclloh ACTON no NOR
speeches and no lotea atom 10y C"ng,ss VIII be shhi'i
Iep 10; and II II canndl lie The pending questions the peo-
pie will take the whole SUBJECT in hand Patience has been
exhausted aud al all parties demand something definite
On Saturday night the Monumental Cuy' spoke WITH
voice and in language not 10 he misunderstood 81 lar
Maryland concerned There Is diversity oil opinion a
10 The best mode Of settlement but none Whatever is I"
prompt settlement.
For the last Two or three days we nave had calm me
Senate adjourned on Thursday and the House on FRIDAY
and but little has been talked Of except the last OUTRAGE IN
driving oil the Texan commissioned from santa Re, and
te proclamation Of another military chic Col Munroe) Ia
the people of New Mexico directing the election OF delegates
toa Convention Ia b., held Tor the formation oi STATE C0-
siutio All this III the face oi the Presidents Message 1"
the Senate, o the th inst has taken person by
priscbn II is strange that any person should be surprised
II any tng done by the poor, miserable old creature VINO
occupies the Presidential chair, those under nai
ter that California bsncss-aitc the conduc Of Gen Tax
ior r. Il. KIM and Gen. Riley and their subsequent
sons ii iaSehn p!s. King, know, appointed
by Gen. TAYLOR and Secretary CLAYTON .aNr
him of instructions, telling him 'ie ,udcrstood H.
views of the Administration" che might suggest
every ihn. must originate with the people
1t will be recolcced that Cen Taylor and Mr hIn@ ha'e
since protesed that there was NO inerrence aud an al
RILEY proceedings