Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
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aa o"'t o! !l 'oross i,.i. aie H.I..oa' "il,
1 ~ ''''' n'ssr t." Wih !.....s!luie :..a To cnr
s sc s'ii '"fs~ta il Insulting .: "jcI;n, the >pu
: y s ''ost nu@si.yus rais! :c te: gr on: rc!s ao,
i':in' '"I1ti'n OF The constitution. Suc!! j.
it @l"i.nie: % tie ,cli OF ,,u.lG,rrn Wilrrv
= e"Atzvd - ls very bat We r,ilce r!,. ny,r,
"'' 'Sc than IN Vermont, suu o. Democracy Is .
s - '"c .-f& PAGES an! driving The Seward .ul:!cs .t
tiiair c."a;ts.
T".I - ,.o.,..'s czg.:-,!o. of tic c..s-s q! Ia
wh9 dc,cH. Ia New York Itg '!.s having p@H,:sie i''
i.e New u; cuuri.r it sTnpc: .iiat III; i.s:i
mury o a',su:rn' paper sho.'d tc hca:,'
WHAT CAUSED rHc DEFEAT !-I,c Seward "r.
gaiis Discussing Ills u s.r, "i lry a! i IN 't1-
urr% ;r,c cis" nnrr I, o :.Zt cause. o1ra G.ccto
here !.cltc:g t:e, IL !hr a3n' "i Tie Seeiio'l
fccs r- pusC thg.f d:lSir HE ciG>'
lis mtti deeper Il CONSISTS !s .1ncttuts 'f:oE on
w;icl key attempted 10 rsllsn cn=a,s IL power.
arose fon the nau.sl f.!is. country winch PR,
vailed III narrow. .Od;e "nI lcrl'aa sir:! lf
Dormant :!" t gl e ani .tlt that The Consutu
''an 1trociou8 5,rLa.in The victory ht
Sec:ioals's ~ both parties, (u' I" Aii II Is cCnG'eJ
no the l'ni; Of rxef"a mG"y "'':n ,'r ''is II ~
Si.;c. lie patriotism ii the ~iuiG co"i.;fy AIDED IN '
srugg; II . its ChccIn. VOICE 70 IN" c"tes "cn v,c
!. .t" victory III the caGc. Every afihcI 81 ~.
ac,Io" led -ri IL iGay HE i.aE Il Wli. "'cid
in bst:ctrs, extending 10 ca-tng lis
shelter and protection over nutuas at neu iice
luras,s wol! sLagl"i IT. growth
Kind Providence which has sg"i over Tie country Ia Mi
tn stages q its cXisicnCl which watched II when s lDAn
cS WAS CriulLu WiltIi 'Q ~" g;Lht NaN'fl.'u
through fierce na! ard looGa y!c!"fy and
preserved his precious lie NATL lie coud give, M">e. ata
OF old Form of government To Es pc"ic-t!it hlGd ifo-
vcnce still rules keep Us united people and I"
preserve ti land for itu great d"sinics lie Ns!pn rl
/ Berkeley still opens upon cu1niTy:
Westward she cpursc al rinpc iaAesi va:
Ths 'r.l '"n ".s "';e,.s rAsi .,., ,.,,
Tines SoELAsr Laar.
Nothing thoroughly lmpcssG the irIntrH OF the
Constitution lan The certainty thai the government they
establishing, government that 'soIl rnora"e
| population and live through ing experience lhry
Hamilton ciuqucn,ly sad, ''hat whenever ic dsson-
of The Union arrives. America will have reason t" rS'
claim in the words Of the poet, Farewell long farewell 10
| all my greatness"
"They therefore 10 continue his ianguage in the mild
peace minds nnccupcd by other subjects:
passed many months in COOL uninterrupted and day consul
;auns; and finally without having been awei i% power Or
Influenced by passion except love Tor their country h
prosecuted and recommended the people the an produced
BY their unt and unanimous counsc;s. In all " Gc!bcf-
aons this subject said the Convention unanimously, IN
their address 10 the people, not oil that time alone bu' o the
present day. we kept steadily in vaw that which appears
TO US The grcacsl interest every American the
sodaon Of the Unionn which is involved our ir"sprl
ty felicity, safety, perhaps our national existence e
Constitution winch we now present Is ~: fes' "l sp'i'
OF arly ard of that mutual dccHcc and concession which
the pccuiariy Of 0ar political situation rendered naspeh
sable"
These great have been impressed III" minds and
hearts u men; and when traitors rise up 10 81, them al &C.
iance whether il be Burr aiming out an empire
for himself SectiDnast scakin. To disturb hat 'nuua
difference and concession which The pca'y 9o poa
cal situation rendered ia!st ns!I ard s,i rerdeF- init
pen-a5t, the patriotism w;c; established uir oho
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