Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25

Csy cyiTMAN's POSITION.

At the late dinner given 10 uis 5si'"e' j,
New Orleans he ;n-do q speech IN WINCH ne 's'e " ''
ssnco Of all proof on which 10 oe'u '' W. r.,
a.ans. rim. He acknowledged his symp'hy win The Va
hs H.. bic nos;,jon a. Governor Of State prevented his
.r,e,nr in The a,tcmp; free the Island lie SAID;
uJe G, Lorna therefore, shy WIN perfect ftseci i
tho orarJ inquest Of ts nation, whn OF co1st ace uue
the instructions The legal officer OF lie uoNerts' ,'
. ~. M ., id.ncc which prosecution asains, h'
.nI zee, Nm, hc,a,s n. happened to enjoy Gc conidt nee
of rh who had embarked IN the Cuban ALTAR 10 S'ei an.
extent he offered me COMMAND III c'.'a r ~,
deemed NECESSARY disturb the domestic PEACE o. me ia.
~ ;!y;n l,a the Chief Executive Of Stat" from ms
pnso;. and jurisdiction, to answer TO chaf:e mus ~ ~,
He would leave responsibility where oeoheeu' o .a
rosure this rash attempt 10 bring about cohict
h,rw,en the Federal Government and STATE so'rci9hy-
with view of producing resistance ana Vioe
which nrht be made the basis o SUIT iof hh e"son
against the Executive OF sovereign otatc.
A. he states that the command was rendered 10 nun IN
,, eYsr il is probable that he is "he eminent CHIEF
OF the Mexican war;, alluded to in Lopezs Proclamation
SOUTHERN RIGHTS.
We recommend the following letter Of John Randolph 10
tho otn,ion of Nil who feel the necessity of supporting
Southern ruhts; and connection with IT. the bold and man.
v article from the "Souihon published nj Suffolk W. the
"a No. OF the paper. The Editors make good beginning
pon most important subject, and trust they will fol
low it, ~ r., ,oo.
DEAR SIR:--"I feel gratifcd and haered Al being con
smiled by YOU and your worthy delegate Mr. Ganes but
can only and with the opinion that your resolutions CAM DC
ion firm against The modern entertainments on the shs OF
| the people III their l'aNiuuai calu.iJ, 80 W. " $50
State authorities. ,.,
general non-cons,n fon agreement against articles
,r Of aso, and pirons line woui1 do more than any
rnn els. TO correct cY fur tie Tariff Is concerned
have not bought The value of shilling from That quar-
c can b. cot no ,ehre else ind is Of vital necessity 10
me- viz: "swam's Panacca" 10 this resolution think
shall sick. lily best remembrance to.Mr w H. johnson
and Nh Gaines, and when you see him to l. MilieI.
| Ia adj regard
ioO'' ]. r. OF ROANOKE
| To D..IEL A. WILSON, Esq.
| from N, Snaols v. Souhron, March III
| cry,rR II sOli'THERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
W. learn through ,he Richmond Enquirer that documents
have been laid before the Legislature by ths ASSOCIATION
Party politics enry To have been laid ASIDE 10 cnaea
vos 10 nreser 10 body The disadvantages under which
rhe South and particularly Virginia. laoors. They contain
lac,s we'll calculated excite the deepest interest OF every
we'll wislier Of this good Did commonwealth.
The main object the Association laying them before
The legislature ends procure the passage OF GER
un laws which they deem prudent and CONSTITUTIONAL Tor
.u,rtipr ultimately commercial independence OF those
States who set defiance the Fugitive Slave Law. They
recommend permanent system "! taxation upon The manu-
features and imports OF Northern States brought 10 Virginia
| ior consumption.
By q report Of the committee OF finance, learned
through tie Enquirer TIME snco II had been ascertain
ID tia. lie for The yeaT closing 3Oh September o
the present year, including what remained IL the State
Treasury beginning Of The scu year will amour. to
only S05253 So The estimated expenscs u the State
put III tho sum of 81 30SSOl ui subtract the
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| S2ol,l36 10.
must be evident TO every mind that either this or some
other plan adopted in order prevent Virginia IRON
involving herself in debt from which she may eXii-
cate herself The Legislature Of The deficiency III The
revenue deiay expenses will Of course resort 10 a1aon
in some mode and why adopt this we feel confident
this mod. 5roposed BY the Southern Rights Association IL
practicable ore and hope il will meet with favor IN our
Legislature Now if 1t will maze up this deficiency, oi
which have doubt but tic coEtary ere inclined IT,
think il Will than do it, II nusl be apparent that this
approved mode OF making mp the deficiency nj
wlng aId anxioE5 To see II meet win ap-
probation 10. two me ls mentioned making
up this deficiency Of revenue; and the I'd Ter tG!oEs
1t iy becomes any friend of this Commonwealth TO
moot lhs question in his mind anv longer Are VIC so
aegectu III interests as To suffer our property BON
fea personal be taxed for the support ana encourage
nent Of the conmc-c!al and manufacturing interests OF
pepe in :ivalry owu2 This question has on,
s.rcc ceas.G be pary questions II - s.cionhl one
CHARITY saiaa home; then, both Wings and Democrats,
look - the rue interest d your state
We ehoud srcauonsy encourage every branch OF interest
calculated give protection II out o." Virginia people an
av such restrictions those whC Annually 10 our o"n oe.
liicn grow IA; upon advantages "c' tey possess an
vast sumo O. money which they Gerry away nom DIR S;'s
The support which il given Northern manufactures ani
.ulols taxing them, has direct tendency 10 ecge,
on ou pat in1c:y AID prevent the industrial portion o:
orr at. iron, charging. The policy OF state
would 1--WE protection 10 tie industrious and enierpFs-
INK citizen ~ ving uniform tax Il, aoov' nchGned up
;aosc ;.resls which will oi course ineyhoy ohi TIP
ltose branches elected In oi cwn midst l'c has
been Tin. when Virginia and there may ye; BIZ time,
when sh .i4Il be the powerful wealthy ana influential
State the Gonedo7cy. Her geographical POSITION y W.
tslcnts er upcGuaied Her deficiency
is IL wan, ul activity and enterprise Discreet les i'ion
will yet place her In her original roson-t fsi n me
Onion.