Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1851.
The Dog-Star Rages.

The Dog -star haSes.
The Charleston Mercury endorses the sentiment of Mr.
Bellnger of Barnwe that it would be better for Charleston
to share the fate of Moscow, than that South Caroln
should not carry her disorganzng of
secession solitary and alone The Mercury says SWELL
Mr.. BELL1SaER did say so-which have no means o
knowine-bu If he did say So sufficient groun
for holding him up to reprobaon enemy to his
try. We confess that, with oil parality 70
Charleston have been able the concu
sion that she is the Sae We only out however to re
mark that feel assured Mr. BELLNaER will triumphant
y sustain himself in any position he may have laken ant
that his reviewers will discover before he has done with
them, that they are biting against file"
In his speech Mr. Belnger proposed worthy OF notice
the 26,h Of March, the day in which South Carolina, in th
year 776 on her statute books declared herself Free
Independen-hrew off the British yoke-he proposed tha
day in the year 1882 the time which South Caroline
should again record herself on book Free and
independent
At celebration at Camden the disunon organ there
Significantly remarks the citizens elected orator Tor an
other Fourth land among the drunk the follow
ing:
THE MEMORY THE UNION.
SourH CARuLINAFrum the elevated position IN nteec-
tua and moral worth which she occupes-on conscious 60
curity she proudly look down with supreme contempt
all who, depairing TO initiate her exalted @
seek drag her down 10 the same l2nooe c'e WIN !ne'
selves From the basey sandeous attacks ana eFllnGs
Of all such let her take shelter under he reecon hal
"The of fools is the highest need OF praise
This is truly the OF nodesy and toiefahon
GEN JAMES HAMILToN AND GEN WADpy THOMPSON =
South Carolina can spare both al this time witnout
any inconrenience.)
To such insane rsvngs we may we'll oppose the language
of Mr. Legare gifted son Of South Carolina While Min.
lister at Brussels he thus wrote TO Mr.. Holmes:
$50 you are going TO nully-we can't say have any
prea, confidence in men when they are wound up the
vuulionary pitchbut strive to hope against hope trust
in God that my glorious and happy country thousand
times dearer now and grander in my estimation oy
contrast than was is about 10 seal forever the
dismal doom of miserable species AS for ameioration
on side Of the Atlantic they may expect 10 see grow
something worth boasting oi VINO oelleVe IN the pec
,biy of men-but preserve our happy institutions lot
uges yet cume-to proong the SatTn'a regina wch ou
physca condition and the character and order o things we
inherited from fathers naturally secured 10 u.s. ana WHICH
we have SO sgnay enoyedo do this seems 10 me so very
easy that should anything happen which, ior e sake OF
the omen would not even mention, sho thlhh the "oo
mockery only inspire the despair ot the mlsanhrope
or 10 pruvoke The denonuc Of Mephstnpheles III
the Union should go pieces it will be one hdeous
OF which, excepting New England no TWO paris WIN nola
together None of US will have any country, except ~ha
the rule In Culvins may dignity with that naea
technical counya legal right and civil status 10 oecoe
ON question of title But there will be flag known TO
The nations and none of the ennong and sacred charities
that bind rather bound US together but he oer ayho
proud retrospect to the past-no glowing
the futures but piraca depradaons instead and lgnoole
border warfare and the udeness coarseness ana teoc
a race of mounted barbarians; and all Inc caiames tha
thus continent, without
adorned her yao and the grandeur that has haexcused
the ambition it has excited"
Writing the gentleman on the 9th OF April iolo"
ing Mr. Legac after giving account Of the then state
of Europe and particularly of France continues us io
lows:
"Moveoyer the republque modele Uhe U. s: of A. and
La Fuyettcs ever-eudy example Of successful reform, a
as at In the eyes mankind the Duchess OF Berry, and
e, use the strong expression Of OF the leading pars pa
pers saves France whole arenir Of revou,ions!-
about the time all eyes mouths were open upon
the unexpected but deeply instructive scene that was
ON one OF the favori,e schemes ofe French liberals he mu
ncpa and admnsrations) occurred in which
the horror of federal weakness and distractions wac express
sed with all suitable force In short the statues OF The lead
ing nulfers ought be up in the yeetbue OF every pal
ace in Europe for whole centuries OF the history OF unsuc
cessful popuar rule are not half pregnant OF elo.
uucnt defence the old monarchca pa what occurred
among you from second Monday in October to the lst
December"