Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
From a late number of The Ch,!,s'un Mercury cop
the following

From late number of the Chr.!,s,on Mercury copy
the following:
THE BEGINNING We have given our unqualified np-
probation the cermn Ifion oi the planters in various
Parishes employ No rrn coasters and We deem
il a fortunate thing that the first instance in which this
solve has been carried our should have been Of such cha
leave doubt OF The ac being solely dictate
br the ayowed principle. Capt Con.in who arrived here
recently in comand Of The schooner Ann d. ConSlin and
who has been employed thr Last fifteen Years III bringing.
rice irGln THIS city, yesterday informed by hI
old employers ,ha they would give him no more patronage
and this faEi dissatisfaction with him, bn, ioi the sake
oi principle whii they approved and ict bound 10 carry
out Few masters of Northern coasters had rs strong
,ains Captain Conklin 10 be made an exception to The
uie on o his hong employment in the trade aud
h. uniform satisfaction H. had giyn Eai iir feeling "sa
hat there aoud exceptions that TIN rule IL niid b.
nicxihc and Ia. exclusion universal. We learn that Cap
min Conkn has sailed for Savannah in quest OF business
Should tho infamous schemes o. The Nort.crn niiaorN
defeat or nify rle Fngitiyc Slave I.aw not BE- crushed
puJlic opinion may expect 10 see Tie whole Soal
nj she will b. fully JlsirD adopting every plan "t noi-
tegronrsc with the offending AofII;n States that si'hli al
" such grosa infr4ctons Constitutional rights
lie following resolution, moved by Mr. Campbell 1t meet
| y in Mobile wns unanimously adopted
Resolved That il is the duty Of thu Southern people in
unct. Il give every encouragement - III lih'i
nj iniu-tf" the people within their inla BY preferences
Il PREMIUMS; pntranise mechanic arts ahd pursuits nj
I,,. ~ ;oyia by substitution for The ction ri manu-
rtoIies to maintain their teachers, school, cir -
ID chrchea Discriminate il their commerce against 1"f
is and adiril:I!s ,siv .r hostility II thar s0s.'m"T"
.3aa;n.in p1ticti alliance M teir enemies ana iS hp
lstcrin. , inirr I dom.>ii industry, cducain 1iid
atyrcaura. 10 l.v III, i1Gul.ans "t 4en;nc S3nir =
nd.prnIcncc in me gou! will lnd mnl delcnGrlre .! al
'dsses of their citizens.
We are pleased thai leading Northern Journals a'r
inrng note. warning into tho ears o their people ms
ony safety for tho Sa,h wil h. 10 rnorcla inter
course win those its aa cities that shall not pn do"
The fanatics who WACO fierce against Southern proper
~ and rights The Ney r"s Express iiith:ly piet~ IN
consequences of .css! rif 10 defeat ae lnsi clam
OF the shareholders:
While tho lahrr law pre-. .lr advocating tn" nulIihs
ton n OF Congress ly in'b' F'v"isrrs "
&c. all improbable lha' NAM ''es may oe sari
frr Blood once sid more will hr likely 10 b. shed The
SIGH. of blood bcgets pason for blood. This vii! add
uldou.cdy agitation, an the purposes o ic asita
tors will br realized Ii Southern people VINO rcli IN III;
Constitution That claim Their slvri "t Dc at'efca
no sec so little rcs71rt iof the Constitution ana i.e laws II!
the Nuih course they will mol ha2afi thf iv's !" re-
tasc their rnaways hu they will be very likely 10 pay a.
h,ile respect c ass we pay, ana $" MAKE re!- L.
upon Northern property in Southern ports, Tor S9'err
nrop.ry los, in Sor,ern States 0f cours" We sl ;'o
stand his long bu. when iu .n: sand -when NORTH
crn nws into c.sl wish :inirtn lt"- ni fruei
jurisdiction is nuiIifcI in both,.sre L. an rnd ." ms
Union.
We throw out lnsr fruitful suGgcs,na for PATROLS nn'
men Of business ponder upon. The tnln "il never "
E,-gy nulliir, hu il will c.umtir Ia pieces tit'"r' br
comes The cring and the interest ol ,he palrs 10 Inc com
pac, ID dissolve H. Agitac and agn.c, an The r'lin5 a'
interest cycli will soon hc created.