Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

bod nnc Tree hcaf Wiicn tlg'o5 VI
with sIoEg Of human Liberty ard 81 rich
nope Of renovn.ing the governments of the world"
Some may this Is long paragraph bnl all viii say II IL
long thata word OF II coat &c 2rared without
3im!nishn ne pleasure O: tie patriot, 81 the man nt
sense, and u the E;an Of taste.
In ".Ty important sense the peace Of the country and
Ge gepculy o. oar Union, rest "its, The North and
Northwest vii. :hc feupe there prove themselves equal
Tie occasion, and ia!thfg! 10 tho national compact
predict Hat they sill, The heart OF the vast majority OF
Tho aa:on Is sound and ,ine viii show IT, individuals amy
r.mln out ui the limo Of their duty some onnatrat, COM
muniies may contain majority uf nan-law abiding Mem
bers; Legislature her and may forget its duty ana A.
tempt aside lie Constitution and aw, as that at YER
has recently done; but tho vast majority 81 Inc people
and Of the States WILL cou bo expected IN times
Of high excitement do their whole duiy aad aosa VINO al
MAKE the laws Will not Dc coanenanced una 'h'
States vii! repeal their demonstrations! .nac'nis
and the whole nation, with Is un.h harmony a. ~ "
expected among aiec men, viii iui he mission l" 'he
world.
have indeed noticed with concern some attempts to
bring ecc.esiast cn influence bear against The laws An
effort OF this kind WA recently made in the Synod Of Pits
burg The 6rs Of |; t,t reached the East was iu
of mistake. | knew ,aGl ;hs was So atholsh o'u not
then have the meGa9 of correcting the statement There ~
not conservative body vi men, IN any country, man
the crca, mass Of the standing members OF that synod
When Drs Rost9n Heron bo%n, Ms.onS"Ihy n'o.
Young and scores Of others VIM have long been tried men,
shall turn out ccs and rebels ana denounce as Some
wished them 20 DO l1w Of their country necessary TO the
end. Of th CONSTITUTIONS indeed w6 may cease 10 con-
de In good men, however long and severely Tried ne SUD-
ect was il ia trua, ntocafec INTO the oocy Inc Peshye
an Church il FREQ community and maintains intact all
lie r,,hts Of free action and the hunoest enioer III one
o. her courts bring matter ~ NE notice OF his beit
rem But :iat .o.s commit them 10 H. ent e.
peciatly where, In This case, ne matter Is ur"wn
on, hy largo vote, i, is unsheous and sIatul,ously
cruel - charge radca!iam upon the whole BODY. now
arr iron, the Presbyterian Advocal. Of Dec 1850 that
-, evident the of The lscu~ahn that most
i m members o. The Synod had read The document with
fea,.. close scrutiny and critical care 10 pronounce IN
int4li,eu, verdict upon H. considerable number Indeed
had moi read ALL Hence the statements made before The
Synnd as 10 the sum and substance Of It's acquisitions, were
1a,y contradictory there copy In the hands Of
say .eubrr decide disputed questions Ho" improper
would have been under these circumstance ndds The
editor 10 proceed dcnounce The law, &c trust this
is the as time that church will be annoyed with
such question bur il of them shall be, doubt no
that they Ill acGuit themselves crediaby the Synoc
OF Pit;sburs acquitted itself The Church should
ample the world 81 submission 10 law and all shout
remember tina; the regular government now upor
earth. il better than anarchy.
II is still happiness I've Under hlppy, ur.,ed ant
strong government strong enough ntimiae the foes
peace sirang enough project all in the cnluynen
Of cur n-sE:aoie rights Il has indeed very limited pow
given by The Constitution, far less powers than
othe, earth Possesses Even the British
Parliament is often said 10 De omnipoient. Not with
Congress, judiciary, or President Yet trial o
than sixty years has shown tina; the grantee
sufficient for all the good ends of fedeatve system,
Nor is this all Now. every man In the land cast hi
eye The of immense territory, and know
that business fortune health .ha cast his LOT. tina