Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
400. r111En BY CANKER.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE go ~

The N Y. Mirror OF Tuesday, '
orrap INDUCES in the following hapPy s'"' ;,a;o,.
pITpyIN5 THE HATCHET-From psgsen aor;n', r.
bon WS;s nf The Empire Stale seem 10 De coming q
the wise conclusion that 1t is better @ fatal
smoke the calumet, than to Keep w y nS s,oS should
necne war US1oS THE SAKE OF THE $50 nuor,
@ S he motto of every editor, every conservative, ever!
in If the peace harmony and prosperity OF lhe eos
We have said some hard things OF men gaining heas.
ho in return have dealt severely by U.S. But inc
time has gone by for this sort OF pickering IN me
LET us once close up clasp hands, forgive m nj
know no enemies in our pohtlcal "al!ale' ou' ''is
the Union and the Constitution. .,o % herself
Eke the repepant prodigal; and we warmly "eieo. i
III % righteousness and reason Let her be genetousy
received by her sister States al the taoe u M nor
she NO longer runs after the husEs OF Aooh''''s"' "
with Free Soil swine 100 hro,d;po unon
In our own State the halcyon Is oii'0 NV
the political waters: -ss,
"The winds are hushed and the waves ARE ~ ts'
1bey aeen like the passions IN iniatcSs oteas'.
rh,. 10 harmony in the Legislature ana unahlHy
among the press; the voices OF the speakers a W This
war and the thoughts OF all seem ~ ses mo BY the
e like of our coemporaries as sign that Inc WI
INV sements are 'sabating from the face OF the earh.
Rainbow will soon shine glorously form, spanning o' "
them borders from the Hudson 10 the Lakes.
The NJ Y Tribune Seward organ and one Oh LUG MUS
influential Wing presses Of New York. comes out On '"e
same day to blast these bright hopes. NO co'He"' q"
ceszarv mon the decided contrast presented; sno"ns
that Northern Whggery is abolition TO the core:
awe are told that the State OF New ORR owes inc
nj
ar for her respesrabliy and influences among the oe
States Of the niJn she should approve The measures Oh
aWe denv The debt and dispute the necessity Inc Ad,
nisats,n was elected Whg and as such might ana
would have commanded the approval VI the "hlS parry "
this State For ourselves pledged our support IT'S
time of Office and of trial commenced but was 10 Mg
Administration and no other that the pledgc was nau 80
we are called upon to approve series OF acts ~hc
never had place in the Wing Creed and OF whose %soS
and propriey we are the very opposite OF con'!nceu'
have moi criticised those and do not desire lo as a S
we are concerned they shall be- undsturSea Inc why nn
of the State had expressed its views UPON
the Questions; and those views not IN Jaror q me
gtipe Stare Lou they be construed 70 Jusy i
ridiculous pretence that III has saved or could save o,
soberly be supposed the Union The
have acted upon different views and is not enough a
should be no further dispute between the two parties as
10 which was in the right Has not been debated enough
and settled enough the polls? For part 10 US
much the better course leave agitation ASIDE LOT inc pres
ent and we rejoice believe that more peaceul anu uo
cious counses than those of The Express VIII prevail
Above all let New York Legislature avoid the COMEDY OF
approving such affair this iaw for Slare-cachS a.
IRE thousand dollars ahead"