Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15


4 For one we will not"
The annual message OF Gov Cobb Of Georgia Is an able
and interesting document 1t concludes win The ioO"hs
sound sentiment:
since Tho las, session Of the General Assembly an occur
,sncc has rapsued in which, Georgia. though not atcly
party is 10 my judgment deeply Interested ana 10 WIEN
deem my duty TO call your attention GWEN na ~ crc"s
stances compelled to take temporary transit 'oufn t
oily Of New York. Upon haocss corpus Gelore 0aSge
pyne of that State the negroes were declared h ana e
rzen deprived Of his property Though lnden'eu luy,
believe by voluntary subscription. yet1u PfihslIe nvoV
ed 10 the decision is one Of vast l'npoTGncr po Va
sncv in which the interest OF Mr. lcnonh becomes IN
and interest OF every suvehonns oc pur'
AMOUNT and equal Vgnu and Texas have no derper Int
rest THIN Georgia and Alabama IL IS uhaefs'oou 'hGt a."
,nneaI has been taken from The tccson TO the appeiae
court Of New York. and is probable that tue ina aouo
cation Of the question Involved VIII DC mace o! e
| of any question BY that tribunal commands ana SHOULD
receive the respect of The country, and constitutes
Ingredient controlling subsequent cases Inc p1lnci'
pes Involved in the decision OF Judge Payne will De better
considered in than 10 document lse lle pre-
STINT II is my purpose therefore TO submit an
ON the currrctuess OF that decision II sucn 10 lnc
rho nine that il has eoIemny 'hne ~
beforc any Tribunal "ilHn III!
il be true that tho czens Ut the siaVehoone E'a'cs, Mho
v or. q, circumstances v convenience seek paasac
through the territory Of nonsavehodng STATE WIN 'hci
slaves thereby deprived OF het properly ~ e, uma
e slaves pso facu become emancipated It 10 time mat we
S;ow the law as it No Court in America mas ever an,
this 10 be law It would be exceedingly s1ahee
Z
us of every man determined by the law Of his dumi-
Gil aud whether he te bond or free capable or
there remains so everywhere un'' new uoc a,;uu
CURED This Is but the courtesy OF nation ~ na'loh'
founded, upon The statute but ID aosoutey
for The peace and harmony OF States and Tor me enforce
cpt of private Justice denial OF this comfy 10 unheatu
Of among civilized nations, and If deliberately and wan
oly persisted n would be- Just cause OF war Can IL De
possible The courtesy yielded oy independent naons
tn ench other can be gh,fuly denied by one of these
Sars 10 the oters2 Ia the bond OF Union an authority or
reason for OF conduct 20 unln5able without ha'
bond7 Did the trainers of the Constitution 30 wise and 80
nrovidcn az all other possible causes OF disturbance be-
tween the States permit 30 pregnant source o dlscord 10
pass UNDECIDED unpoved lol 10 yielding our right 10
make treaties and declare war; have we lett ourselves
less in cdges of palpablc violation OF the law and
comfy OF naons7 The adjudication OF these questions BY
the tribunal ogunized under The constitution cannot ne
heari before that tribunal therefore recommend mat ia
The event. Of the LcnmOns case being carried before e
Supreme Court the Executive be authorised 10 employ "o
| fore that court, upon these quesiions
The general condition Of Federal Relations presents
a:,erng prospect. Since the happy termination o ose
angry sectional ses which for time threatened our peuce
and quiet the country has returned state OF calm re-
pose and all the indications of the present. Point 10 nsp
py, peaceful and prosperous future. hO"hLL oooo'
! A NOVELTY.
The sroneest plea of "Woman's Rights" that we have
seen Is the following emphatic and manly Teller oil iS
Hunt Of Boston, no plants herself upon the platform Oh on
foreahers In protesting against taxation without epfese"
tatou Miss Il. il well educated physician with large
ed woman, with most amabls character and excellent
heart lis needless for say that while agree witt
her in the ptoprie,y OF establishing High School Tor girls
as well boys entirely dissent from her claim OF The
rong privilege for She Is skiu and pcIiinacious
In argument have idea enter into such dalec
Tics general ground that the property and persons
females are protected by The awsand that should
descend The political and os,e against the crowd
ut polls they will be themselves giving up their highest
,3oln,N atrnps ard
with which, In this country especially they every where
received They would be thereby losing rich Jewell wor,
more than the simple PRIVILEGE oil CtsIihg vote al the
polls and Joining in the phrenzed contests OF party There
may be points 10 which womans powers may be ex-
tendsdn certain delicate branches Of medical practice
the soft SEX females may properly be engaged in noble
cisc of good SHOULD dupore the day when
men,s of the domestic circle the comforts of
der ruls shall be mixing their angelic elements in pc
ical struggles and weakening the holy influence which
they now exert upon the rouehe 1t will be that
Miss H. her rights with an undyng courage and
spirit:
10 The authorities of the City Of Boston, (ltuss) and he
Harro, K Hunt, Physician native aud permanent resi-.
dent Of tho city OF Boston, and for many years taxpayer
therein in making payment of her taxes for The coming
year. protests again against the Injustice OF cvyiDg
without right Of representation The present system Of
IN is O serious wrong violation Of justice well
violation OF repuLlcanism II of all the In Mas
aachuses who are c,zens only ten e. this wrong those
Ten should be tedresset but when neuty TWO thousand e
ioncrs presented themselves through their signatures
your Constitutional Convention. this vital question, il
WAS "trptdien for the Convention 10 take any action in
relation thereto Hha, of thought cunstnt To
be governed tor that is tie aeuncn under the present sub
vcrsvc purity clrenls bring into Office thusc whu
| 10 represent her!
reasonable or satisfactory answer has ever been given
10 women on this subject only that represented her
through athers husbands brothers, and suns. Your
such representation and There are many in
Stat
expense OF the Constitutional Convention In which she had
voice, (but peton and how facicn that power Of pei
op when neither express assent disse! 10 It's
donss, but be unusy taxed and like on idiot unatic
infant be compelled 10 it. Of the "cily tax one word
The Inequality aud Injustice OF Public School SYSTEM in
having High School for girls while boys have both
Latin and High School was spoken of in her last protest
and our privileged right of petition tested by the voice OF
leas, 700 for such High School, This petition duly
presented last Spring and whatever action may taken
place in the School Committee The public are ignorant;
| High School for girls has as yet been organized
With ,hese views which might be now fully carried out,
with the increase of her taxb in consequence Of
Constitutional Convention, in which can result in no
manen good since The giea, central element OF Justice
By the Committee petitions ~inIed into 'erpe-
deney and minority report any act OF The Conren-
lion indicated ecoe nized the right OF womsn on