Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
ranr,,,rv d lsll.

February % le1
We are wholly at less understand the object Of this
movement In the North where slavery does not exist VIC
know that Free Soil parties have arisen which mold pretty
commanding influence in political contests Can II Dc pos
sihe that the same idea entertained here Are we 10 IN
derstand that there is be emancipation party Pcrma
pcuy Organized and which is 10 take active part IN al
cur political contests II Ills bc So We canI't use a,
Lang lage strong 10 eprehcnd tic utter oly o SUCH
conception. -
The gre. bse upon the question Of Emancipation was
,uuhf when il was proper il should be fought, on the ci
r Convention Every knows The result OF that strus-
gle For what good Is il proposed 10 make an issue upon
the same question: when the new Constitution has scarcsy
~ vet ropc operation Il /; proposed ~ nave h2h
Convention fer remodelng Inc Constitution And now Is
any useful purpose to be +nbse:vcc BY this movement
When ~ use the MI ri course we speak 10 Inc en-.
gnai. IS this pr"aa, VII" a'e views vef! oissi'a ~
our. In rreed 10 this question. ,
H,f ihc, is another view which desire these sente-
,on Ia think OIL ut ye pi.a il deliberate ludgi. nt
ha 20 far ~ parry opera involved We k:i?" hcl
which .. the parties il most likely 10 DC aiiec'e ~ M
movement, Bat OF all Gnsa DC avoided eternal aGa'ioh
upon su5ec; Of slavery ought most especially 10 o'
ca;e!. ;. ,. ,.;,I 70
We trust that those 'sho engaged in n!s woIa, "i ~
consider their determination. They must certainly hno
That The sentiment u the comiGunlty Is 1ccpis
agl;n.i .ien and il Indicates but little wisdom c'iu9
10 ,tsl ~ gainst tic .oce o i'll almost united re%f'
c hirk II likely. however that our counsel wiz D.
yo;iinr II will be aitrhGeG ID motives when We w..
,iisc;i. l. Wi! se said that desire Tor 'he or
our o.v Parry 10 isar The ctieca Q! tl' ~ h
gan.Gaiion. Let tacm net commit ms r'a : ,bo; y
,noiive Gig han real d,se the CoHmon"e a''.
,,, rim, further us..ss and tIan n7"i-i i.'t ~
=, led question .l5 time aninat!15 a.. ~ ''
r.. - an il nkes no political ,.gacity - iorcs'.'
WIN; viIl BE- H.. tale told in August. Nilie II va " a. a.
feet ra,crav the aspect OF party relations, u ,,, h
and m We heretofore stood IN keninc.y II WIN ' ~ ~
most signal rebuse from The people oi i5c o'a'e ri,
n -,.reuce 10 ih;s movement, tho May i'a' -
ml5Is: .L,. oo,,,c,lad
s1a;si- movement rather 10 be noted inan coi'. ~
ve rnu il decidedly in Dad taste and mpoi'lc, even o m
part Q. .ass in favor Of emancipation piese ~ :,
i,,e Bu j; u, produce the slightest css'9e ''t os.. a.
III. ,;-, "a; Eoriucsy The peon pie .rc urea 81 s"hoh
m M xr,r au.stion; an they have s2na'' M ic "."i
,;c. - ,:, ..u, ,onsll.oa, their Views - .o i!-e
s.ttli-r i, =, lasi fl II, pcrer;. ,tS,st. ~ . :,
,;uf mil I,,lce H. rcSc !p ~ = ~
,- ;,,a, Il, asn.i.s,c in ..ich ~ adjustment Let
Ia :,sw CONSTITUTION nave iilr ahi iu NO. ~ I -
sc no;n ont ecis in it, let the peotit &c ca'isd en-
-. Il, T,p h.., o; slce," Itqalfc that ihefc
ST.; h so,, acknowledge io:nt IL winch e'.tfoFeIs;
shonlr6a.n rse solemn niop,1E o' oa'e lhs'!'t'i!h
~ ma n,, srras 70 "a b. on: OF ''.ec anifan' ts.
n:an-t-a;icns is which coni'efa'-! ~ s.'"t. - - @ " - -
" l ,i I,ean ~ tif, iha' az t.'h"n '"ti noFsN -
nIi I or sl;csc Tic freed, u oi oinljn iaat
i in,l,hn Gu, there :hond 5e, na:cs.ies- ''ih' al
which controversy saou!c c.a.. c.l:
TEE T,,,pTy- SECOND CoNGRESS.-Ths thirty
rd Conress which viii col!ence ' a.'iiassih IN Dece'-
go, ;n Certain 81 Senator's OF which number IL Us
h; ,ra % dc,aocrs,s) held oIn The ia OF This
,, r; oI ,rc rev Senator's o whom six are yet 10 te
s.,s - s,l,ws. New YORK; Ohio, Aassscbuse,s, Goa
,iem California Tennessee Tie house consists OF 23'
o,c ana Territorial delegates. These delegates ha We
m voe Or lie members Of the new house laJ nave AZ
.., ,,n c,c,ed-Denloc;as IT. Wings a3-a Democratic
o f IN coupord with the position OF parties IN e a'e
Congress.