Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULI 10, IS6
THE WAVE OF Discomfort

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The celebrations of ith OF July, in South Caroline
cmr from every erection rcshted with deep and bitter
s,,v.s Of dsunionism All srnIimsn in The sam
,,, vim and the eve is f,tigucd w,lh their nonotun
s D, then sscress.on The only remedy" AZ specimc
~ marty the whole batch Of disunion feeling, aGc
the following series of loasts at one Of the dinners
IN, eyac, order III which they are published:
| Nv Dr. ALFRED RAurL: Secession Oar only remedy.
! -, - r, l.Lc,cx: t. W Barnwc-Rgh when he soit
Carolina viii put her Rouse IN orcer mol I" DIE o
gy Micah JENKINS. Jr. Our State-She is soleln!
IN s.:ec from this accuraed and oppressive Union
and She wil! redeem Der I"iGe-"c"me veal, come wo
| u, ,InnwARp tIuTs y: Secession the only remedy
Rr vs. MAcgAY: Savrry-The last hope of regulated Ii
berry. Observation-Disclosures,
BY GEO. MARTINI Secesslon-lhe only alternative 10 SUD
mission.
A, the Clarendon dinner however, more variety was in
fused into the procerngsor many OF the participants
aware of the mischief and madness OF separate action b
South Carolina indicated their desire for The JOINT co-"pera
tive action Of whuls South Mr. Rhe was not ma' a.
at Of the celebrations esoe god OF Their 'oa'ry
but both Senators hunoTcd BY regular 'o"s' VIII
The titles Of "tle Cato and the Brutus Of the Souih Mr
Hhett. presume, being the latter.
We subj,n cw specimens Of the feeling mani
tested On the OCCASION:
By Vice President REYNOLDS:
Hon. J. L. Manning-Our Stale Senator: HIS course
and views The question " Separate STATE action meet III,
warm appub,Iinn nt MS n"ghbCrs and constituents one
Nh. first in the State oppose IL he exhibited III once MS p-'
riyrisn, and Independence.
To which q Manning replied at some length in his usu,
Happy and iu.cle manner and cnncidded amidst The al
cheers ana greetings Vi MS CONSTRUCTING WIZ" '
Toll wing sentiment:
the institution Of Slrery The Feae''i Government IA ls
to give u adequate secuy, new government Of The slave
ling States he formed which shall De abl" to contend
INST the vol urs give perfect protection 10 tie
pTcs of slave hor in I great marts upon the hfsh seas
maj EQUALITY and respect aorGad which IL now refused HIM
LIT not Suu Car ma By prccptae action or raising other
Issues re"rA "r defeat the ACCOMPLISHMENT :" ms glorious
,esult All will have been done in vain il This end be no
Ry Richard j. Manning Systematic and concerted acc9
omonc the Stare Saics The only mode Of preserving oui
,ounly H. or Dur indr pendcnce out o! The lnlGn.
Ev Brown Manning. African Sarery: The great ques-
ton vi No remedy which does not give greater Sc
cv for Inc should he permitted by The pie OF this
State Srparare State action NAV prove Willingness 10
fight but lessen he stability Cf the institution
By Or. c. T. +. Baker. Pob,rt ~. Barnuh: To the
L,yeiy churacl,r VI the christian gentleman he unitcs The
u,pn.si ell ucncc and craftsmanship To such r des
Carolina look Tor counsel in her periods OF difficulty
md trial.
bu on r,ent ISSUES South Carolina, unlesr
n-snr, III The co nurrari'n ri The Southern Sa'e.
sy Jancs Currnn The General GorernmehE Us policy
is by petty nnnpynnces ~ hurry SCUM Carna mi" precl
ut. art,p aud bring about collision on minor gfrv
anrcs II j. our duy rc- the quarrel on 'hose issues
which interest ne rhole South
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rhr onlr certain rctn-t, Ia No thru aesrs soon.
b. " Rhanr. Separate STATE Action: The h:i7.mats Of
ab.l1ion Let S,'mn Caulirr hook well IL H.
By K bert W Bugess "a operdfion bMi "nohcr name
fr .n.,uI-srn phnte Stale hcii our only rrnio?
Iii TIA. thai mu were given /. favor u lns'an'
ami na-aic stcc~sn, III tie sentiment in i''" ~ coop
Grafton nErinsr prrcu'r action seemed largely TO pre-
p,nr!ae Srh cours" Is more respectful t" io rest {"
tie South nre ccrin q unite the S"uh IN resistance
s,! fus,. farce The South flee 10 dsnnin
fl ra,y 1t the very rocy marked ont by M Calhoun
in his letter H. Gen. F.nre IN W. ich he Said
.. ,,sum. that HE first desire OF true hearted SCUM
err ,n is save, p"s-te The Union. as well ns "lT,
-.y. bu both be- rhrn 10 save ourselves ~ MI
events Such is NY determination as tar as II lies IN my
p,w-..
.rtunorfy for u.s. road which leads to both vet Hes
in ;r s, dlrec,n Va have not reached the lark yri u
we me- eve. 10 d. it, Ihou concert action on the par Of
ne Souh neither BE- ard bv H. II II be MOI Ia" hH
behaved II Is pvssinr b. III yet MAY bc hnout H. we can
M, satisfy the Moth the South is IN earnest ana
sill II irret choose rc-isuncc; and unit! sr Is s"tiSh
t!r Causes which have brought Tie question oe'"''m III"
sea ~ it, present dangerous Stage from stial' nr
Ginning viii cniinur 10 "nerar nn'i! II viii DC 10" '"'
T., 70 the cu noting will nG rft ms hut IN dissolve
ne ana ct" 10 ia Mc concert OF action rn"id De ne
c,sssry mn tie U"oa for monld be 100 a's oa 10
sars orrcrs. us il view, concert IL inc one 'hinE
ncedfu."
cao any man read this opinion of the great South Curoi
m snor a. to s necessity OF concert Of action In TIE
souh no. to s:vc i! Caon but The South itself and YET
r,.inaIy contend that Mr.. Calhoun, he living. w"ud
M, flown upon The rash oi Nr. Rhett and his
ossocils? M. Calhoun locked not to sepnrae action OF
ria Stat. ns tho remedy bur 10 Concert OF action Oh lie
p,rt Of the South the only means Of Swing the Souh-
How utterly has his advice been gardca ana coneiheo
BY llr. Rhett and his sch ,"l
Snnrl however the policy Of Mr.. Rhett be tollrd and
South Caroiin. determine await the Cooperation OF the
urhcr Southern States Union we believe Is Vet i"'n'd
tn considerable lease. In the first place, no other NH
ern has shown any innnton to dissolve Inc conte"e
racy or accoun, Of what done Though not salts
fed with the acon of Congress. they would bear H. rn-
,ner han break up the Unon In the next place we have
the following emphatic opinions Of Mr. C"lcock, Jealous
advocate Of instant and separate State action:
The udvucnrs f The compromise declared from the day OF
udnnion that they would oppose ihe rep NJ or any es'
..ut:al'' mudii alton OF the Fugitive Slave Law"
e,.I ,;.,r;rc regard nf The question. al"ti-
a:un amendment may b. aiielptd oht 'e'! chi.oIS.
The apo!.n m sIave-y in the District oi Columbia ana
,nrl the Fupv. Slave Law then. are IN" only over
,r nj sion which, Judgment, ran be committed
~ Congress against the S"uh al this time ir' The mos
,iina rn,i that neither viii he done IN our day
TIE aAgcarrs Of corporation, then must ajpifn IN
s,;,n ~ d.Inion ann,hcr day II The past or any
su. which may be made upon the pas cannot unite I'
ou then future o day will ull"d no measure iot
NV solemn belief therefore, a. that co-nperation Is sub
MISSION the rnnprumisc-slbrlsson to the past WIN no
hope the fhtnTc -. -
inns, bp w therefore say your position drifts you With
the ,reY,ah! cc,tanty the gulf seun; To Submission 70"
p!re by the side Ut those whose course you s
,uch ,oncrn You wili atifY the compromise The voice
If nu,h Careinu will Dr. hu.hei She cannot 20 back 10 feed
un,n the h-Es Of aig-souudd resolutions protests and re
In she will sink down INTO The alta
u,r Of utter rnn-reSis;ancc. No hGan rowc: cnn avert
~, result What in orhrrs might Dc tolerated, in her wnc
,r d, ri,r. has gone fur that she must now 'bc
aw hers. H. :,
repeal therefore, my deliberate oninons tina, slavery VIII
not be abolished in District of Columbia in our day an'
nr il il is ab shed will be dnHe in some va!
which will prevent united resistance on the part :" r sn
The n.sl measure which have referred ~ ia" repeal
the Fugitive Slave Act IL lisa matte: OF nhne surprise 10
10 M how any elise observer Of potcn! affairs can iE
mann, nj stpnua. This Nv ~ il be REPEALED oy me mex
Congress many years come ihlsi inc only e'
;uro Of the COMPROMISE repeal Is threatened Som"
uf those measures are in ia,t repea tbe by Congress
they need no further help from ne friends bur can taHe care
nj ih.ns. lees Bat issue Of repeal - distinctly made nn
hr fugitive slave w and lnGgh the Efforts Of The Abolition
SIS may be D. i Jp.n and Vigorous, they Cannot carry MA
,nty Of both Houses -, Congress and the President III
admins ru,iun ard Ill rr advocates :" III" 'i,Ise have
determined 70 kc, ts i4n upon the statute boo That Is ne
Should Mr.. Coicocs prove true prophet and Congress
ubs,ain from future aggreson and should SCUM Iaro'a
yie To- the kind appeals of I'V sister States o N" o"a
sr STIRLING home, the lIturc VIII