Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
Respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
3. F. 7,
Chairman OF the Democratic National Committee.

Chairman OF the Democratic National Committee.
Boston, Nov. lt. 1851.
have talked with Northern Democrats aud with South
en Democrats, Of all shades Of opinion as 10 the compro
mise in lis original form, and canno. entertain a doubt
that some declaration will be adopted at Inc Baltimore Con
ren,on, CT acquiescing in the measures as passed, enforcing
the faithful execution Of the iuaiive-slave law, and burying
the agitation Of the slavery question. Our friends nj the
North only ask us 10 De united in opposing further agitation,
so as to siren then their hands in carrying out the fugitive
slive law, the only measure now left OF the compromise, oil
practica! Importance 10 the South. They now justly regard
The fuailive-s!lve law as tic compromise, ana they ASK Us 10
declare our simple acqniescencc in lhs measures as II iha'
adjustment, :, az 10 arm themselves with new moral power
to execute ttai law. Under this view of the case, the South
cannot hcsit.;: as 10 its course, and | am contlrmci in The
opinion by whai ! hear, that such 4 declaration, satisfactory
10 all bu: the free soi!cTs, will be aiop;c! I! Baltimore, ihai
the part vii DC united, the agitation OF the slavery question
crashed, and new strength gives 10 the Union and the rights
of the South. As some indication Of the differing prospect,
| rife. ,ou 10 The fact Tint, in filling the vacancies IN The
committee. 10 regard was had 10 tho specific organization
of the two i.;auc'ts OF the Democracy al The Sour: tat!n@
the la.a ]slgu-sIe on The compromise, bu; Ia2nl5e:< vi
the late Uniya," as well as "Sou:iiern Rights" party, were
indifc!crt!y 6 iec;ed as members of the great National De-
mocrat;c ra,iv The conservative and wise action 0. the
committee must exert Il beneficial INFLUENCE every wAeTc IN
railyinc the ;".ty under the bread oan"eI Il bt'h'Sf'e!.-
LIE, by-.ones He by. cones; lei the presses ana leaders "' ''c
late two branches of our pat? seiuio!!.It abstain from r.
uneninr he subject and assail:ag The motives ani conaHc'
Of each othcr-and Il mos, brilliant victory awaits our eSrr-
lions, That tie South, especially, has a mos; deep interest
in the triu,np. Of the Democracy, have aiTcad; shown ant
s:al! no; stoi' now 10 enquire.
.Sossu;h" is still the order of the day here. The House
still continues The scene Of exciting debates, on tie Tcso!u'
ton 10 appoint a committee 10 introduce :!n: on Tie i'"F.-
On Friday, ] wls lucky enough to hear spirited ana inter
csting ivc-miau!cS speeches from liHce oi our virginia "ief'
hers, viz: M,ss.s. Mllson, Meade, and Bocock. They pre-
sentcd variors views o; the question. lin! he Vagina Dr1
eru;cs much ji.iic! 5 - lhc course 10 oc adopted Oh l;c o.
solulion-tuoucn none are in !avor OF granting hnSsnihs"P
neal Of in,elv. nt!un 10 rgevcri intervention. The resolution
was irn-Lt oti unll after the adjouEEnsni on ttidiy. 1t:
though, probable that il will pas j"-a,ortow uaier IN" t"o
thirds vote. To.morGow. | hcnr, kussutI is 10 tc Hr,s1itc,
to toe Scnl,c-ait!ou.h ;nis ciy teens viii - rll7y con
rict!ua ruuiols ,hIt il is ain.ust impossible 10 get al TN
truth. The ceremony will be 4 very dry ard tame atit'F-
but there viii lie az immense crowd az there was on i ':d'l
morning, whc,, the presentation was expected.
have seen and heard the great Magyar, though 10; yc
introduced t. lia.. Yesterday in si-DH:;@ irio his r2cePtio"
room, was ilarqv 10 meet with ! nn'n,"' Q; friends, Jug
C. Neale, Me.sr.. L u. Eerry ana Others who FORMED 4 Gel
cation from The Literary Club Of A,e%aIi!Il, ana VIVA "t'
in attendance, 10 present 10 Kossata an address and a cop!
Of the vir..ni. Bill q! H!sn,s On parchment. kossaih, af
Ter some lItI, CANT ~! It.i q VIZ " .'"J' - N""' 'NN
the Navy. Yard, and the ceremony took place. Judge Nea!
made a very n;at and pertinent speech, and VI. Ire, n srah'
son o: X. II. Lee. a i-.ncr Il the Declaration OF Independence
read the cxce!lt n aict,ss from the Literary Club. knSsail!
! who has u nlcniiccn; hca! ami Nos; striking ccunieaanc'
listened with deep attention ard traced III" posl;Ioa d h'sA
and ii on 4 map wiign lie irld ic his hand. Nhta ~ con:
! menccd his reply, as spoke very slowly t&t S"t:''! l" i4''.
10. proper wore -1ct hc soon oecanic "a:nc! BY rs SEQ
jcct, and. in his peculiarly musical voice ana Impressive ''''
ncr, aroused the !ccp"$, in!e."a: in the hearts .: a. present
He sno.c tguctiocir ri the so!row.E. duties he had 20 lr:
fnrin-rcfc!t,,l 10 lie Intelligence, jas; received. o: TIE I'M
p.isonmcnt Of his brother and ,wo sisters, who wee II
no way im;!ic1,.d in his cause, ard his voice i"I;c'e
whcr, in a,iu!ig- 10 the all America hd receive
frcm Europe, IL expressed iis lear lest roT'y should got III
better Of lie Gu'y o! gratitude We owed L. i.:Eorc tor he
, intervention. We Understood him ~ ascia:n@ 70 h!tAc 81;
promise TO yist: Virginia, on accpact0: his Numerous ether
duties and eng IEclients. The Nir-inilns TctI:ed. and 4 r'r!
large dc!..aiun from 0@i,, containing rtaay ladies', lie
The room. The delegation were presented by Mr.. Swte.2t
a neutcr o: Congress from OHIO, ,n!a vc:y long and Tail'l
bcastiul though interesting. address was ma!cty DR.. liiotit
son OF CciumJu., 0. He presented the proceedings "i
large meeting o, persons !rcai various pats oil tue STAT
: held a, Cuium,us-and when Or. I. announced that n
people Of Ohio declared themselves ready 10 abandon ;he o.
doctrine o: noa-iu.cIvention, k"ssu,.'s large blue eyes "ci
sud-. ny Ii; ~ with a bright fire Of joy and enthusiasm
and, when he came 10 reply, he tnphai!cauF anu co'a.-''
avowed his intention 10 visit Oaio aud the great West.
confess that, waen | heard Intervention thus boldly ienltEe
!! by representatives OF 4 srGa, State Ike Ohio, | felt tor IL
irs, time a >ii.tt t!irill u anXirt: as - Inc Consequences
kv>suth's mission. '!nc people q III" 6:eat vest n" q
9 ersetic, impy:aluS an eyc!;aoic, and kossuias visit i!eI
may stir ~ a wild resolution 10 abandon the ioHg-c!Ie:isAc
and only safe principle Of non. intervention in the affairs
I Europe, which has borne us or securely and pTo>feTous'y
4 our present condition. Whatever the West may DO, l cam,
! but believe tha, the rest Of the country will prove Itself coz
sentative. and, while extending the most generous symqali
10 kossuth aud The chusc Q! Hungary, VIII WIN Roma
hrmnsss decline 10 stand upon ire new and d2ngerot
ground Of cntangiins alliances with foreign natioEs-a stan
which, il on>e taken, will lead 10 dangerous aad disaSi1ol
consequences. 4 reporter WAS present ind ice speeches "!
appear. You will DO vel % repuGi!<h hoSs-ti!s short z
marks AMI the addresses frcr! Virginia. The scene was one
! deep Interest, ihoush il did not produce 4 Very comfortable 81
irg, to be in the same room wi;l TIC Suliu.t-.kt Seward. 81
the spotted face Gittiags. The latter, | near, made = s?recj
after | EFF the room. / reJoiced To ," spared the irfictiU:
THE Congressional D.naer 10 koSsu;A vii! take place
the "Na;!onsl' on "Wednesday. | hope 10 be present. as
wish 10 hear him spread" himself, as the can, phrase goes
w. +. r.