Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

voe rho 6orcas of ,hc South in aid of Mr. WEBSTER
10 uwbin her back 10 submission. 1t is not e''"s"
Polling IN 81, reuter- in coaest between Inc so"' ,
xsor I'M, y, mus, rush vaiantly TO the assis'a"'' "
strong II is not enough for Mr Boiling 10 s'e ~ ,o
his neshbur his brother, crushed In an uhs4" ,,,s
49,, cnre;, Inn he himself must join the odas 70
100 and h,sa him in his fall If the people Oh nu'"''s
ham district shall elect Mr. Boiling win "e''
unon his lps and these purposes IN MS n'a''' ~
10 lose fnth in the popular virtue, ana o'' 200
,sd .ona;ni,v which is claimed for the sou'hern pe''
pie. ,,,;,,onts with a
MIR. Boiling excuses these monstrous sen't.''"',
;, ~, p,i,ish alliance. Docs he reiiect 'ha' SUCH
- r, I,,u.tb.r improbable in case OF Pe"eeu''e .
io, ,, only be ensured by the violent measures
which be himself proposes against South Cafohha! """''
sca,no from one alliance with abolition Goes nc suppo''
that State will blindly rush into ano'"c'! ~ NV
ce;ve ,ba, the inevitable effect OF the measures
Messrs Webster and Boiling, VIII DC 10 ioeo "e ''o
very alliance which he deprecates
Lastly what aid and encouragement, !" ai' '"' 's -"
.rIs sou,h Carolina, atIording the gallant party
in that Stale who are sacnNclhg lhe''Se"t' ~ pa
o r. tho whole South should unite with one voice IN an
0" ;,ion,te aupeal TO South Carolina to desisi
go , d rroiect we believe the year 1871 would MOI
;h, witnessing her cheerful assent TO their eAhor.
d., ~ shall continue fear for her conduct as long
"a The Southern Wing press and Southern wing po'cahs
h,u con,nuc 10 pour forth the embittecd cauhny ana nc
linn ,rons her which they have been u;terlng SO
lone They are promoters OF the Union "no III every
d by ner and every line they write, exhibit The most en-
e,oed atred for those who have become II.
, -e mi promoters of Union, who denounce Inc sworn
tho h,Itcr AGAINST whole community in its BOSOM Mu-
mol gcion respect federation and charity, are the bonds OF
T,;on VIVA, sort Of Union those whose conduc'
towards South Carolna,-the quarter whence immediate
Ir.;n 10 throate marked
rem. opposcs of all these sentiments!
We have space for but word of comment upon Nj DO
.ocp's ren,a1ks He is known have been determined
oononent of the Compromise. Yet he plants himself upon
the true national ground Of acquescence Sucn is 'e
ground that will be assumed by the Democratic party No
and South BY assuming this ground that great conseFSa
tive party will save the Union.
Mr. Bococks sentiments and position towards SCUM u
roina are worthy OF true Southern and an enlightened
staesman He does not preach crusade against the unot
innate State He doe. not add fuel TO her passion or con-
firm her mad resolution by grautous insult ana delaao'
He was willing in good faith TO abide by the adjustment w
m he regarded it, He could sufficient reason LOT
wi,hdra wing from the Union Bot should South Carohna
mink differently he would say let her go ne would certainly
use no focbe means TO bring her back to her allegiance
Hc would establish Gordon of customhouses around her
and she would soon be enabled determine practically for
herself whether or not the evils of The federal Union ex-
cceded its benefits Mr. B. did not come forth 10 sing
sanpas to the Unonhc did not believe could be
by words but deeds.