Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25
RICHMOND ENQUIRE ~.
yEDNESDaY MORNING. JUL o----
as WE EXPECTED.

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,ro dsnrecated the refusal OF INC '''..1,'
Sohe .'r' 'n. ,1nI,;o n allow the ctebra'ioh o .s
r. -. bo,,,o If Sullivans lslnno "..",.' ''0
m % calculated TO add fuel TO the ia"' . -,
49, :. so,si,ive nepplc Our fears arc .''"
~" w.. n.d n The Savannah Georgian VINO"
s,,,ed 1.-Two immediate secession par! ~ NO
,d.r Al, Rbe,t as becoming "eahet' ~ H.. ....,,
We are now advised that thnt p'' the officers OF The
by the insulting of Charleston the
United staes IN m'is for their celebration In nus ar
1aying against The people ~ lis limits Ia
ennen, caused the P learn that many who hith
,hiil with among the most decided udVocates VI
dsunInn and TINT the same leeg 80 b iIn;nn sentmen,
a'suuioa nor, Of the State, ~hets u,e on.o' ;
In the upper a aby strong. We have no disposition
awhile SINCE ;nds of our reuders any uoundea expeS
$50; ,ha, south Carolina hat HoI ae - a;dd hoe
when her Convention meets 10 w '
BILE. oe ,he State of South Carolina
IN, bsnt upon carrying out the insane policy Oh IN
NOT only from the Union, but from her sister
,ho South In reply to an invitation to meet The
80 of Fairfield and Chester, he thus writes:
h; Tho psope of your section are all LOT resistance,
,ss they have sadly changed since ias au 5'e
UNLESS WY ;,b tbern. Tuw we TO resist answer
VI mec"us ,ri,h or without cooperation we nave ex-
oy ,v means of producing cooperation, ana no"
our interest and honor our yono +, tpe Of
.onI We must either act farce or tragedy we must
ahoe, w are men determined maintain our rights; or
so" a,s oasconading towards VIII" can bully when dan
..a Far nil but shrink from its first approach we
&c. choose between resistance or submssion-oetween
a ~ ofomy have fears as 10 your choice. have
@ nur honest Indignation too often aroused by me recital
S vonr wrongs and your faces 10 glow with animation al
mention of resistance AT the first blast OF your
ntry,s bupe know you will be ready 10 stand to your
o' The bug bear of danger will not prevent you from
np those rights which God, nature, and the Cons'itu
ZION of your country give you. .u,
"ss m honest man. cannot tell you that you will have
M dangers to encounter know that you will be ready 10
meet them on any field where honor Is TO be won or oe
n,an aimed You know too well, ~ suppose that l
would counsel any course which not for your good and
thai of our beloved State have too many ties 10 bind me
life too many reasons desire peace 10 wish to plunge
INV country into danger without the greatest necessity
cunse resistance believe before Goo II Is he
nnIv means by which direst calamity can De hVefeu
from our country Let act then like men, act worthy Oh
The reputation of our State, and we VIII succeed ouf
friends every where looking with trembling anxiety 10
our movement Our enemies ear that we VIII nc because
Ihey think we will succeed. They are anxious that We
should er that we may become the laughing STOCK OF the
IJninn In conclusion ] offer The following sentiment:
"Rcsisance to injustice and OPPRESSION is the hrs duty
freemen. ou ,,
"Accept for yourself and the of my feow-ctzens
who ure assembled with you OF my aecnnate
reoad. j. H. MEANS.
D. R. STEVENSON, Chairman Committee Of Invitation