Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-05
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
;u ~ : ne I roRNISG. September 3,
nur rRI,lr is NOT YET RIPE.

TIE FRUIT is NOT YET RIPE.
.,,io, correspondent Of the Charleston Hers' Ca
aiming the declaration of the -hereury- aLot, - no.
| IN which there can be cooperation, Is lo s 49,
| min % and urrne therefore, upon SCUM CaoD - 80, =,
s,on If secession, as signal by which 10 i''' ,e
Southern Rights party of the SCUM 10 si :;
rho nos;,on If that party, in the other Souhen ''a'' :.
u'' po''"o " ;rons ,erms We present the extract as
sr, l,ro,,, view of the position and dispositions u
h;h ,be Wing press of Virginia daily represents rs
g. ossion and unqualfedly hostile 10 the Union
| as II is: ;,,oo of rho Soutb
ern Riphts nary? They have gwen US e Tn @ M, veI
~ we They yet cling to The hope OF redress
a our wyonns and securing our rign.s III 1e
s oui wv tLv 1rM not }olloH, until ereTy cohS"uIlona
hare declared y orGng 10 thcir res has been resorted
~ =; H Union Judge Bragg, the southcrn hsn's ; If
date elect from the Mobile Dsc far ashat has taken
ni,s that by South Carolina becoming an lhue
Pu lin the union Of the other STATES "oula oe nc-
cessa affected Sna mS seqr separate action and Sc
peas 9, her so is the view of the hisminded MELON
S MS Souhen Rights candidate Tor Governor IN
ana, us rauuo erpect the operation 81 Georgia IN
he .es Us If resistance against The past measures q Con-
ma thai il is extremely Improbable whether an! otiica
Sres w ste could al the present time unite IN secealns
Sou1aefn with her Al The time he assures US
that the peope beginning 10 appreciate tt uase
eratina palpabe violations Of me 's
iii m sten backwards and that their march VIII DC on
wiz ,aAT mr., the opinions of friends. These the
Sentiments of vast majority Of the Southern Rights party
The fruit is not YET rpc-
The uit indeed is yet ripe; and we hope and oeeYeh
m ,ey mature The day distant we believe, when the
S,born Reh,s party of the South tout of s. Carona) WI"
hdo the Union which their fathers aided so arduousy
"a efficiently in establishing If unfortunately South
Carolina should persist secession from the unon and the
Federal Government shall not engage in the mad ana u'e
ndeayor 10 rhip her back submissions we verify oee'e
The fruit will never ripen-h1t organized Southern
deracy will be formed and that South Caroha hc 'o
podgal son. will soon to the bosom OF family al al
times eager welcome her back 10 its embraces Such we
baeve 10 be the temper both of the Union and secession
Democrats OF the Southern States; and indeed, il we
except the Virginia Wing party the Union ana
secession parties of the South Their language 10 SCUM
Carolina is 1--WE will abide the Compromise of 1885, we ex-
hort you TO the you will not acquesce and per-
sis, in seeding 20 peace cannot find it in our hearts
, fce Won 10 remain in fraternity which you despise in
society with which you breathe sympathy and senti-
rnent in common But shall ever be anxious 10 welcome
YOUR return" only the Wing party here in Virginia,
who use language of insult and aggavatlon towards her
Ii is from Virginia only of all the South that measures are
threatened against her which make point OF honor win
her to push in her rash career The Wing party OF '
gina has LEIGH TO send TO South Carolina, upon
mission of peace and OF earnest acconate remonstrance
against the steps which she medates They would now
send federal mnion whp in hand to scourge her BACK
into allegiance. Their press instead OF the eloquent ana
persuasive strains which uttered so continuously and Ell
fctiyey in 1892 pours out now only aunts SCOTS and n
suits and they alone Of all the Southern people volunteer
their aid to the Websers of the North who threaten the
sword and the halter against her secession.
Yet this party boasts itself 10 be the Union party-and
the only promoters that amity kind feeling and mutual
affection between the parts which are the bonds oil the
Union If The Union depended upon the affection OF the
Southern States for the Wing party of Virginia, how many
hours would the Union last2
The above extract manifess tho entire feasibility, the
proper conciatoy and earnest patriotic, course
of eyhortaon be used Of reconcng the South TO the Com
promise of 1880 proves the praccabiy of the vitality
important work which the Democratic party are now en-
gagged which they alone accomplish, OF rallyns tls
great conservative party North and South upon the pat
form of Baltimore They have majority in both branches
of the next Congress- sufficient TO put down all sectional a
a,on They have maoes able and disposed TO give quiet
and security 10 the South They have maJoes TOO, that
will we trust, afford security for and pursue policy to-
wards Southern institutions that will supcrcede the mad
schemes OF South Carolina. They have naJor!es that VIII
nut the ship oil State upon the Republican tack that Will re-
establish the Constitution; that will sustain and perpeluate
its great compromises that will settle the vital doctrine OF
SoSISrERyES7IuS the permanent policy u the Govern
nen never again be dsturbed-that VIII restore peace
between sections and the Union If there Is not sal
walton for Union in the great principles OF the Naona
party and in the ccuseess Efforts OF that par
t. 10 accomplish the work. confess our sincere and pro-
found conviction that there no Their hope Tor the o0h
smart little QUARREL which promises to grow into very
large and serious one, is going just now at the North
between aboltcnsm and negrodom Gully begins 10 sus
pect his peculiar friends of nsncerty and does nj Ike at
all The Constitution of Indiana, the symptoms every "here