Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

whose hiiIcncc prosperous ana hnppT Rand
cannot tn, be oi The maicn character We oow &C.
cGr the sanace-gTcund Of nations. On steady refusal 30
cntauga ourselves with the uIrs "f or2r nnons-uur
rapid and progress the preservation ui peace and The
ygiant guardianship rnur Lofty esiss The aeacor
light Of liberty struggling nanrs-he nishiy example "'
VI progrcs5irc, an! rcssve p'cya these WI III
DC in peril we abandon conservative conduct and
:" 10 stand foreign ground" Ihc people OF the
United States have mighty question 10 solve, ana not
wihsanding ,hc cxtalons Of public meetings hd exc!tt
buquclngs in the Morrill, look the conservative aii!-
trtc Of large majority Of the pcss cheering acea-
ton that well established policy will BE- aNnitnei,
unGc lie influence o! hc SyTen appeals arr. he thrilling
orato.y OF The eninon; stranger vino knows we'll how -
the popular heart. The New York Journal oi Com
ably expresses views his dangerous qes
lion
The consequence OF il lKnsguhs .oposition) w0u!
be fatal ourselves :han TO fees. l. forms
no par, ol the great Objects for which we ufati our
Constitution, which declared 10 be 10 Insure ihc
blessings of liberty To ourselves ana onr roseT'iy =
No great departure from this Fundamental oJctt
possibly bc made without the nnrLiac disruption oi
this Urun The Southern States by possibility can Et
,ncd mo-" as,iSev.cst ct" nrsn we SHE ns w ,,s son
fhcnid immediately Icfnse i;cy work.
war, rel.unrc ui knss,n upon t,is raii w.,hd i'm
mediate di lls reliance upon the whole cUuay,
united ard great nation, powerful cause united az!
upon the fragment o H. which is rSc!i"hlr aEc
establishment o his principles among would end in his
overthrow Ii would produce tie calamity which has
reached the human since the fail of He be
content with those exhibitions sympathy which pe
pie show, and VIII cUn!inae 10 show their nviG:
pacy unless they should be alarmed by The extent ii his
dcranCs and not expect 10 obtain tic active Interference u
nation in its collective slnc We tell aln day, with
confidence unsakcn by temporary cbulil0Is, that lis
Government can and wall, constituted a. ii
now Is, take step il the runUGs direction vi these
eXlTaVag2nt hopes The preservation OF country
the nFst consideration for people Our Union thu
foundation which have "creciCd the mighty pytaIni
of greatness. II broken up and GssovcG il u:na!
over and The nations OF the earth respect in all
the nlt national questions which arise for c!si, w
are bound 10 regard the h0ic country and decide them with
reference to matters peculiar IL ourselves. calm eAaHna
ton Of our internal affairs, satisfy The warm
hear ted young who 0icr their Attentions noble
guest that while il is proper and becoming 10 brstow ,n IN
the most graceful manner and wh every mark of sympathy
Tor Lis cause there higher cOnsdera ,ns from which
VIC cannot swcrvC. Our country frstOur country ever
must be our watchword in every e preservation
"wi.hout Gimnis':cc hopc-and rns,d
be the tongue II il b. that of kussu, which s'l de-
siroy the ch inheritance b, irahcI ty iacs
The cian was adrancca at the dinner and uaiu,alncd
with br!s ttroun a all whn Wilt
Ties commit Themselves no. Gay 20 ItSprc: ur kus-.. .nS
sympathy for the oi Hungary hut also ~ .!i ic
points made by him respect what shall b. G"!c q" isE
country in iS foreign policy, and IN Their u! extent ana
that admission Ul adls>Iaa iari GGd tiS2 il"r
support IL The rest is GlacOutIcuus ant inift iti ac
cnpan,d with aGnent. Ii ts i, 10 hc ut:tcratnod and
perhaps may be I!cht, those wu u-n! wal DS cD:i''-
tel active intervention. Those who da not will ~; ,"
subjected to This claim. is tims - pause an! eiec over
step which may be taken these extraordinary sc@Ees