Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26
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impatiencr manifested yogr part. mr ~ E":J
pretended alarms f the Sairt: of g0rioYS ao I'is
~ small n@4:ara'inn vi the disgrace ani sca!: r .
affected cl.rss, ssi.h and dishonest l., a0n"u -
have been in naay, and >.'y AMI wtfy rh"y ,r
others Iia II they did n,t origiidc " s. .,.sru
and Southern hrcng>, nHt rD'irti "p.ttn, "! ,l,!-
uns, they have been by tAcH fea~d a"t -lu'r. E -s
very echo but The !ccre>t hnni'it'!nn i'H'n- a t"
delinquency just n',ntiuE'G X !,!. !ar us .il
character, tciaicf.r essential 4.-
vliIs l1 the yindIcatDn ll:CirEiicr -! ':-.
belle! that no Outrage attempted by tacir ".r>-' 'i,
not be tanielg horne by Southern H. proc! %, '-
cuncusioG reference j. mad merely 10 ,r 10 ..~
thrown BY vulgar buI!c$ in vapd tar:n. :
far striking and disgusting evidence thereof is nr
cclye in The conduct u! Unc, whose i!e and position H.
Illustrated by hereditary rrno"n. d: solitary -.n
OF genius or atttninn; n'r - 90" known r :" f.'i1 a
or pn.c service; tln whose us'HE AZ: 'o>l aGrn"e
might have been supposed T. r'T- '"- 'Arnos' 81 :e",
humility and tb-5rarancc at si whu III T!t t.ctE!'7
n party cnniici, bul cey g i!"!nt = maao 'y-!c trst
ac"acn', Ia. been -iiai n,, an insr eH ! I f.
iri crniu,ncy, .yhc., '.rIc~ bH Ii tla : gn -ts
she has been spirit Tar ,f:a4 ! ~,,J rt.."
have 's7"yrr lhs evidence So-' yet IA n2"agc c'r '
Il MHTd Fillmore. wi, III ISIS committed '- :o.r"s md
sentiments, unrrservrdy, .Si ts I>!t"tlpA a. a..,;
ia Institution upon which r,-'- i"e cs't~3G. a. i" .
county uut raTi!c!;afy i-nta "r c'cgl mir>' i" ~"
Southern States, ucng ac ars ci. an" "Hl@t,-
clhl cAsicic' 'hn lrs in'Iitd nt a" asSc''
IT tie .recn"n of these States 20 Consult" uir int' ~
their safety, ard ii Necessary, srfn,a fc-' - .,ut
,,n'rceraon Giyy Gi! .ut.n ,tnc. .r',
urto deEouncc ah: "ppdH,. ~ trr v"H orin. --'a
hprn trr i4is Val oe bs #", '"4n!,i A. r"h ".a, f@
such bc suppressed ny linty c,au'1a. We, u.,G y
f""ns anl L!ucHtea!- .!;'' - .,:r - !. 3 " N-
Irtrd rnt!tcl. nm r'nr-rv-. sai. u sr'. r'u--
's "en prf"arth a4tIn-' y"n; anc -iG e; '',r '
ti"r- hi itri!"ts as ".>~ni.ti ''.'rG..
and prosperity q: r!or.oW> iEipn Ties: '., W..
r'n> against the F,:c" "t,tsr.c> .r 49, 'y'G
uent. hcCtiSe III ;Ih 4 -. .gtt.m NJ iicu
your fathers nave cmHtif,i :"u, in tie =. IS
:nd 90; hn '""rc 'aa,y, u i"s,'tlr, hI tte u.
IN the >lcrd edlhc. tt""i vile" ;" ntc N~t ".a' f
lfown and m wiIcg III. al III, li,- ',
CunsIiiuur uGIt"t IN asserting ia RI h- =; i' ..i
the people. and ~ r'!at .rt.! place III e-i ' nc a
lines in dcir:,cc "t r rights: ,ri rs
cnlic ~. the i;.r.,auS Tia, ted ..;is~ =,
citizen ." N@irn. 10 "is:racrcrzi .ot..t.', ..
MONS :" supremacy AMI a'h"iv, - Gt:a" 'l. :: '9r
c-, and s.I'inrn>, agaiu-t wiurh the !~tG!.p at
ulnL i pledged BIr have ti. .Irls. =. ,,.ut .s
t,unn s''1r"! t -rit~ =" in lr!a, :r.ina r mI'n
,.uirn !c, through the >r. ,o'tes hgtrtp: aGu;'.1
by The Federal ti1vtn!cni: aGt ~ccI: tI a. 4 i.0 h!aa
whc! have been alluded -, an! nr"U-h ls@ "at
conduct yuur Nor!icrH brethren, r-lun ~ IT,, 'uiy
OF those whlc,! Is GIas.i! Ey iata.;
SUIT and outrage Ia The Souhi!c law PrpSI.:, -. i. H.
cprefy of iares from service. Although = bayr: I'd
have been attempted by Dan Hc,strr in oI .s u:.-
ril harangueS 10 that the States
ndepcndcnt rrignies; yet il is lhUught tia, go,
will read the Drciruon. by which tnry sa!.cu.,!
their connection with England the articles .: r -
federation, adop:Cd after that separation, fol t r IA
pressed b. the cautious and explicit, terms in wc by ar
former Instrument II is pcncalmei hat lie $a'tS are 'rt
and independent St.s; an BY the latter tia; Zach 'hr
ctans is S0cerei"Wy freedom and udpeHGee "d e'"y
power, Jurs icon ana right which Is NJ" h ls tc"Ar-
ration, expressly delegated 10 the nr State IL t's
assembled" compact between free anG .fcn''ut ad
sovereign States nations, therefore, bc'vrcn purl
equals having for its object The preservation Ul "NiN IA
sovereignty and independence. and Ut civil social a" i'I
riuus 3crtv indeed glorious Iai0a ac, s:'gH
WISDOM ana justice, and picty and philanthropy, ~h.r
in truth is ennobl!ng and excellent in umn" tu!. might
contemplate with admiration, the sucst P.tG" ty ui
any nd OF th,ir protection and al, ,onc, Hyni >i
was the Union formt bv these States spE-n. Il a3,
from sympathy and confidence, cn:rn,ricd by c ar!
patton in great peril and JUS! appreciation u those
inh objects for which that peril ,pcJun;ccd.I h
freedom the independence the sovereignty, AMI by ncccr>-
~ induction The equality oi all the States. In the "i!I-
ton such compact and especially under t circHrEs-
ccs leading creation would be cXtiaraant IA Iauc
either of the parties thereto pclnc!:acG amh@iS 81
implication. 10 be rested i'll future by cunning, 10y csG
ayuricC, the detrncnt .! other ptfcS a:.i ~
would be irrational aScrlba 10 Nltr "u NJ
ttGton surrender impair her rights az: pa" :, n E
truth can perceive in the adoption 81 the federal compact
no other meaning or purpose, than nnui recognition 81
the sovereignty, freedom and niepcnicnc" o al the
Sta,cs-of the right in Them tu undlInnlsicd cA,r-
else of these high attributes iar these sh"Cid CON"
pact In future number, Of The provisions oi The
compact effected for the qualification OF Northern cui
and injustice and in papable violation oi he equality and
destructive of vital interests OF the Soicfn States VIII
particularly prcscn ed your reflection. w the
nd!sputablc cvit Of trcacey in The States aH! c
Northern III" cunIr,irr!cr, directed i"t:%
the destruction auI overthrow ciJr's mann,
ty ain. comply with the sacnn obligations nrur!ri ~
:hrr fathers The al p;iun at the Fc!cfa! E'i~ 't"'
nd dGs .nr inSUs 10 our IL; u-n aa ou'
| RACES upon Constitutional lights.
Your icOw-cfizen d. Ill. LuHb'.r
| Richmond Sept. ~ !, ISL.