Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
SOUTH CAROLINA WON'T SECEDE.

Alas poor Bolts, Alas for the Richmond Wig! Alas TO
E= Times! The has come, the has beer
taken and obstinate South Coona unnd South Carolina
cruel South Carolina refuses Of the Union Tha
big gun of Mr. Bolts spiked those big cannon being
manufactured the Tedegar Works enable South Caronu
against the Federal Union, all spiked The great
argument the only argument used against Caskie in the
present canvass Is destroyed You heard il every
corner You it every morning in the Wing. The
Times dwet upon it, Every Bolts rang tho changes
on IT, But that thunder is no,c siienced!
In view of the present dangerous crisis" hcy said we
must allow ourselves be driven with Mr. Bolts deny
the sovereignty OF the States give up all those
cherished States Rights doctrines hitherto dear the
Wings Having plumed ourselves the States Rights
party, follow the banner of Consolidation.
In view vi the present dangerous crisis"
that good old Virginia doctrine still cherished and
still dearer all Frginans, Wings ana Democrats alike
THE RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION. In view of tho
present dangerous crisis must forget and for
give the the mixed basis the refusal to obey
instructions and the "if were northern would
extension OF slavery into territory my.
self! all, mast be forgiven and forgotten ain view OIL
the present dangerous crisis pardon scornul in
suits forget old wrongs bury old euds forget the double
loss OF tho State and Of this district, leap high wall and
the deep ditch and become the meek followers and humble
supporters of John Minor Bolts But the dangerous crisis
II any past and the Union is stronger than ever What
could have made South Carolina so unreasonable Why
rodn she postpone her refusal secede until after the
election in this district
SOUTH CAROLINA WON'T SECEDE.
Well DONE noble, gallant high-souei chirarous S,a,e-
We knew that would hear the voice Of reason that
would take the SOBER second thought, and that you would
listen to the temperate counses and wise adonitions
who deeply sympahized with you-of those who had with
You interest, and felt for you common affection
But say if Mr. Bolts doctrine had prevailed if Virginia. in.
stead of speaking to in voice OF kindness sympa
rhyas did through last Legislature had approached
Ike Mr. Bo with meuaces denunca,ion and contcmptous
rdicule the other Southern States instead of appealing
you like sisters enlisted in common cause and in
struggle had threatened upon you the FEEDER
al guns and to shoot down your citizens hang them
tratorsf had been taught believe that there
alternative between passive obedience what you deemed
tyranny and oppression revolution und boodshed would
you rather instead of having determined upon full argu.
and calm elaboration try maintain your rights in
the Union have been carried by feelings ndena-
tion the Of moment and the taunts of your
enemies, and been led into rebellion revolution or
open resistance TO The Federal Government
SOUTH CAROLINA WON'T SECEDE.
VIVA. pity for the Bolts men SO nth Carolina is
State She will not forge, her friends She saw that
they asailed overy where and denounced m D,unon
lists her account South Carolina secession wa. made
prctsxt for preaching the otous consolidation doc
She and she feared tina, States Rights doctrines
in danger She Witnessed the coarse rude assaults
that Bolts making upon her. and upon our candidate
Judge Caskie She thar ,he athletic opponent being
unable big as he was to manage 'he small man. was ,rv
ing 10 bring to bear upon him her "bg Is it
eating too much TO say that the fate of distinguished
candidate had its influence upon decision which Carroll
has Just made We think not We believe that South
Carolina feeling of grateful friendship for those whose
symahes she knows TO be with her. was determined no, to
allow the Immortal TO ply her 'bg guns" agains, them.
From the Charleston papers Of Saturday we collect the