Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

pulaon all ol the same b od anI .ugae, s2i n ''s
fruitful, aud climate III Eins lovely 'i sp.'. % ism
o. r-ca: God unite Us sna tai. Of sut:sslon shall never
be toIdm
The mex, eyiisne Of .caci!,n IS ho cee'oa o.N1 Hon
tD5e:; VI Barnwe!. .!!iin, woui! r-i - ~
candor, asa d The editor Wheeler he li:.n- IA. & ', :,
well has IN any respect cl.;n.e his view, o' '9 -, s
that others ha vc cha ng,, ,ler s,n,incas towards i:
ha"" considered il - cuncedeaa n.:Et ss!'ni 49,.
cav 'ha:, neN 10 .rds" Gloves, Mr. Le,i'I" :''' ~, @
est IL tl.e affections and coaid.acc u IL" -.
called lie convention. Tier. We n i:f' i'
sentiments thoroughly suoma - ~. -
each ~as offered W tat body more o. riS'' l ~ f. G,,.t
was wiling 10 receive Has he d2ne z:=i' S'"L" ~" 80
:cir esteem, How, ther the CHOICE 9 .:''., -
these fayorte .! South Carona b ca*i-si az
cation q "r.aci.on " Will thc o,or, "lii nc '' M
fnr which have given Ein ctei! :, i'T !" >. -
consists in intention pe'mi; Nj. Banwsi - spa - ''
self :toash his Columns J
Mr. Blfnw. closes his dic,iiicd ani iaany r3py 10 ~!
Clay, IN The Senate on nc 9th Of jane last - io''"s
"Unsss great change bc effected II ls pao'c
sennen; of lie States with which .. iac >ou' az; Us
socatGd unless ihey be induced 10 tdt VAN 'iH'N
md justice those nio Their clnu!s, and must 'ih'i
that equality: unless iey estran their @ ''
lPa1I.r ol o@r PROPERTY tie INVASION ~ 90 ''-"s
si;y harasslng W!th n,a.:a4G. srss ea- F""' ~
cruel devices disturb peace acd eijnna"r olf '''
ccr.Iss canno tel what adjustment can q" t'tc,' :,
one ias, Mr. President tel secure tlc t'y'ii'HE! -
hopes iroIo The dissolution o the Gnon 'e
:.ic South ilcping ana cXpf"tn. iha. !c:Es -
cry cannot le se,ely and wse!y administer, ~ .p' VIZ
Tor hGEdcd ycas have nsdc II itos"!'eh :" o.s @ - -
est AMI h.riaess, 10 u'tc:r n;s'a$'o ia''' az ~ ~
been any eaton rosc secrt,;y ili1 - n1f assure, '"
that the Southern States oi this C"nltuS!1ct 'eu
into separate Governments hnfot together within oS i"e
sronges; les e: co,n6i!y 81 r,..lts'; ana coh9e
sentiment; welted together ir1a without ~ ca''. ~
op?sior t..at su;ri; III devoted PATRIOTISM "hic hs "
5:sl atd ti:caes ais M an! 'sei'i1' ''"i
great e:erna lr.nciP: q. naorai si'iY ~" i'!!n'
sIens'h would fower !" ''tis' 10 , ,, =
that which has yc been reached Ail'hs t'''ii
ii have no anprsicrsons for ;hoia. "!ia'i, III ,Ae
history I'll tie wo.t. has il baea e'ef hi'"h ,''.'
Il nation possessing the "c'liG, intelligence cNiNo'
nd
found incompetent 10 c"ni'oi ~ sfh:e' me
States stood secure huicb Similarity c tended p con
found tie distinctions conditions, AMI weaacn ana enia-
ge. the authority oi the masters L:e-ce ehseH", i
Rome conquered woi resting thctf organization ieiy
upon this iaSt!tL slavery. Nedre III no Gahsef W.
arc fearless the result and can win l9k
upon The coming danger lower II ever So aa'"y. VI w. ~
sre il there those w!9 sceS to restrain ,' ~ t
Union, with purposes vi deadly osli!y 10 ".r ~
who cry aioid ar preservation he sPitt ol hun no.
saying ~; thou in health my bfoiheS snos hir n"''F
~ inn ,il ihe :; too .ra mis- ;ken. lcy pcnoune.
cnrs ard L,o,ne tllev bid prepare the change 'n
must cone hear tie acswc no not odj bnt q ~
anc firm: We ac setting our house 10 "td. ho' 10 uN 'a
! 10 live
AZ 10 the venerable Judge Hu.cr the editor could have
selected 10 one whose views less in nn'aoa with rs
own A Il c:hcr OF the coni"iti,c"i "i sa;-Ir ~ mas "o
;ha, once pTce!l med that ia hs Opinion iedcr. O.
yeraoli had JIiGl :he eGcd i y; cf"aen; that
il had ceased protect property and oar cno and hi
5econr The eoject oi greatest ap"fehoNJn, 2d:'f
that the c.srr ic conceived. % lie 3Gtfcin t,i@ -
Associaoa 10 enah.c ia norc s-ttIIiH - bear of
part in Rating Ourselves .: N op2reSst'- government
Juj!c fsus; Chancellor Dtniia were selected w's
announced. upon tGir original no'1n2tor, "itnou, Hj
knowledge o tn precise opinions G.i bg ether IN part :@
cause OF :her ocal po nn ard ii sccodance in THIS ~
spect, with prcccacn but p.lnciay occinss II was SUP
losed that III their past history there u4rsGce t9 e
present and Inc future The .di:o however may fe7t M
surcd. that their wouc h1vc been ne,d sna il
hid been imagined ha; the'e au1nt ~ sympathy Ia
tween their sentiments and the purposes Q: TIE ne~ seel
vile paper
As to Judge King, Notwithstanding hi long residence
high position and p.ea, worth il is think SAVING
ton Chiefly tie Of public speceh which he made a
the meeting addressed b. Mr. K,e lie ncieraJ!c
occasion when Mr. Rhe.t brought h!nse The denun
eaiions of Mr. Clay in The Senate of the United States
need only say THAI the audience wh:dh received
Enthusiastically Mr.. Rhets treason interrupted the elder
with repeated paudi,s. Ii his views have changed
is unknown in Charleston.
Judge Butler is our Senator Where is the evidence
change in him? Or if he remains unchanged what De
iod has he been dsaseul lie peorleof Soch Ca"na
The Buffers nave never Distinguished themselves by
duccs retreats, ana presume that this s 'e !t time IL
he sory oi the family Tia; 'hc election 4" oEs al the
has bsen considered igni'ican indication ol 's'e?
jacdtrardS.'
FOR myself Mess4 Editors Il stand last the list)
emaha;lcay deny tia, my sentiments have under
any reaction. On the contrary though i1r
have believed that there redress in the Inpn il
II late that nave begun oahc the wcl connects
with msoaied brethren of the North. Not the victims
o Mezenuss tyranny could have shruns in dsgus,
from the unnatural union of warm an hrctra. ic wit Inc
rottng OF what had been brother
10 ram this cherished hut adhered ard o.c-6
ccnneSoa The voters understood TING. In card inder
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pressed myself:
&" can sny in cener, ;erms what in substance have of.
ten said before that the action o. the Federal Government
aas convinced me that Ice ;cits cI he Constitution a:,fd
10 ptlcca rcs upon is powers; that the disposition
The part Of the majority u nader a, olrras j. "ia:s
while il Is oqraiy clear ;hst - minority h.vc under
forms OF ae Constitution, powsr of scf p-oec,ie1. The
late acls vi Congress. miscai The Compromise coaieml
marh 'ore n the unn7laabe sya% ol fatally dis
ease' body polite, tan nt . n,ay .,s
which ihy, III themselves r,urG IN, s,aVel,lirg
..l
r'ght.u position y. equality; and no de-
veiornrnt 10 ass-cn nc That c continuance in Union
ii is. only nfag ,urhe dslsct s ao. ana drbase.
mGnt its immediate irni; ari confident, t.l!erc
| utter rain ami 1caoa,ion in distant iurure.
"Submssion ten, ultimate acqne- ccaco, IN a!-rn1
tive which cannot consent 10 contsmll n my concea
! Bile cont;ngency.'
1t is sonewha: remarkable thai among these special
namod a,ording cnifcnni irocaioas raa";:on" ne
5reen.ilc paper oni,s Sir. Mamfnager. Why :is2
Nj Mc:mingcr well known, BY The editor be oppes-
I'd 10 senate State acl:oa u The sense il which he the
,erm Was il because Mr. VI. had been heard in rccpy:c
for himself the readers Of hc rare knew The T
sis,anco he advocated well rs that which opposed?
Ile Tire only Of i2 Delegates vino ad had
bearing in tia. district: Ii va scafce cardd Under all
the circuu.st:nccs, addressing Greer ..e people H.
save omitted NJ Iernnnga!, who c:rraaiy qu,c as
moderate in his views selected by the eLa: 10 IL
usirlic the supposed rc-acil1l.
But, Messrs. Ediios he matter 10 whic, desired
10 speak tie classification, nv inc (:feer.ii .G n II
isr =: pecn,r - hn,) .. ac.:vc,, engaged
tie cause ol southern resistance !o III. fierts and
opponents OF "eeeessioi, sc.arac S.'c actici,'
cater against it srenln protest - clas,iclticn
il - not bascd distinctive differences is inaccurate
and loose Secession" i'iai is di>nnon is n. fc-
,.dy proposed by alt And "sa'c SECESSION and scpa-
r.;c State action right, is admitted BY all; and there
o the indi'in:!> named e Greenyilc paper
ho dacl not hold 'at circumstances :ay arise, and time
may CONE when lie exercise q: .s rigni On the par;
South Carolina, would hc wise ard csrciicnt The ii:icr-
encc, then practically = i!; 'l white undertake
yea. in advance 10 pronounce he: The line and ci.cnatan
ces viii have arrived whenever e c,vetion reets others
do not flcicss 10 understand art! we hc!i ;cr!
selves open to be guided by ".eats.
Is j; wise separate 'ac these from hc supposed
maaii,y! /: is true. that nsc in the State who
hinS that South Carolina is ~! dic herself thu,
circumstances hey md lel boes aro unworthy
considered n; all; and these erl1i, mag also tink tin,
harmony n home IS niitcr oi To these II
NAV appear thing not worth cn.ins for whether the
nent o the State 10 sustained ~ 'h.ve and arHwe li
Buef ard tie seventeen other icarates from Charleston;
Cor they all stand n the category unpedged win
mean 10 hc guided By circumstances. Seven of .udi
clay are Delegates; these ALL tei.ese similarly situated
and III this Position viii be found my opinion, Most Of
those throughout the State whose have been longest
associated n the public mind with the cause Southern
Rights Arc all these # ~ account! Are u.ey i" nc
whisiisd do"a tie wnI' wi;hap. iioeeh.l Ia; i: re
tfat men III eahea:ler who lI :.rf. lie
t sst,