Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

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: 49, ,ha ya.t q Ito aoaIh IaH,l'd nv" 'ha'f
;.a ,hev VET In tho strongest torm'S oe''Ie' to a1
hcr. Of separate secession no" propoSeu ~ oo''
1-nr ,h;s noint the Charleston News, corporation
oroon rnescnrs strong and conclusive VIEW "
rim Of Mr. Barnwcrs speech as fellows:
.onc OF the Northern Journals recalls 10 m h h ..
m the position of Texas score before she
NE TOD into ,h. Union. She enjoyed oil me blessings
va Of an independent government; one possessed
al lle s hd nrrc territory. She had all he ee-
,s ri psai State She had signaizea her Vaio IN war
md could defend herself, whilst she eXhloea oounaess ca
;; Gov ;nrr, eurut in peace. Yet sue sought poll
; s.,ca,inn She did not like The solitary condlon-
She had no taste for single bessednes our pelee po-
cal wcd,ck. The genius OF heF sta!cseM VIZ
~. IN hcr lorpe yirnn tracts inviting emgfaon-her hne
os ,oodrrnr every part Of her territory acceSsole-hee
h,ydv nouunriun capable Of military sefriceer remote,
ness from ambitious neeeoc'so "',. y, f y" az
f bcn combined did Texas find inducements iof pieerring
;,nrv grandeur to utilization with those WIN mud similar
pruucriy 10 defend and similar institutions 10 sustain one
I 20. ohaincd the advantageous ioietgn alliances
S rnrrd by one of great powers OF Europe Sh:
was wise Sae Stunned the fatal embrace "'ch aho"ins
her nominal independence, wonia nave ensteu "e'. :'o
red an association BY which she aooeeu hes sovereign
~ 10 :. tanning a nationality in name only.
lis singular but pregnant fact ha on the evening De-
fore the Auxiliary Southern Rights Separate secesslon As
sora,ion held meeting which addressed BY Mr. Rheit,
md which adopted draw the sword, throw away the scab
bard' resolutons
Resolved That the cooperation of the Southern States
Snu Carolina appears this Association nj present TO b
al least improbable. ;,
Resolved That in the opinion of this association the
State of South Carolina cannot without dlshnor ana nnl
urn danger To rights and liberties o her people, walt
10, any new issue presented and falling in ensona
HE time The operation oil the uthsr Souhcri
States should withdraw, alone, from the Union
Il is evident that the cooperaonists are largely in the
ascendant in numbers and influence in Charleston. and
that this meeting will have great effect Throughout The
State.
FROM the Charleston Courier, OF July 80 .
GREAT SOUTHERN RIGHTS AND SOUTHERN
| COOPERATION MEETING
In pursuance Of call, which had oeon vey niner9nsy
sinncd meeting held, last night at the foernan 1"
of tuse uho in favor of cooperation br the purpose
of resssucc and opposed To separate Stale action under
e>isliny circumstances Notwithstanding The storm and
heavy rain which occurred at the hour Tor assembling the
meeting was very large filing the hail. and Wtny who came
failed To Gain an entrance. MOI only IN regard to numbers
, in the earnest enthusiasm Of those who wrEe assembled
and the patriotic spirit with which il animated, il e'n-
ccd the high resolve which governed those who were anx-
ous 10 discharge their duty 10 the State with deep regard
10 the momentnus consequences which were Involved
At the appointed hour, Nelson MITCHELL ESQ moved The
Of the meeting, and The appointment OF the
following officers: