Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02
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CORNING, Jul, 80, 1883.

= ,i,,,,n, parallel in history und The probability
domination fills the minds OF all men with painful So
lcluJ. There is repugnance in the feelings 81 me-"
ga. and lis bloody slories lis entertainments nave '"'
nuure Tie inrrc,sng lights Of more periec' ;,
mr. ,,rI1o!.,u. power of n more refined pnolic W
The personal ailronts OF s"ycrcIsns mus oh,sr Of un
,ty sovereign mode %, redress than by INC ospa
! 49,, ,,.r.rv of armies. Inc pas
'"e"""s "' = w " ,, c,n no longer be inuu's'"
ambition OF hereditary monIcils Gnu " - cities 10 the
| t,,. countries and ra=e ''
| -, ,c l.sstude from p'o'ra'''" .f H.,
mage dlsp,sr. Europe TO peace a. ~ f,om i, every
| , ,a 49,, ,nc blessings "nich 'P""s - -, how.rs
Poleoh' a'' s. Of spring from the 'erna' sho"s'S'
! - 40, the voices OF mankind lo' ~ h,;hod ,eIo
"o" ,t onprchcnson that the long cs'"o''
wen , 49,. ,bout 10 bc disturbed, strikes me ''''o'
"o"' , ,vuh the deepest sollcituue. "''u
y ,.,t If its urcvaIcncc7 What the fcsus - ~
J. = J.; ;,a,,,;o These arc questions 10 ""'e't ="
| ;,, ,r ,,,,sioht can furnish an answer. = . 80
,n Ma, i,,,,.ps. changes in the opinions - 49,,
taken place since the general co''''', y ,,rcn, of
So, of political opinions anu ptihc'p'e'' = 49, ticoIlv
nm. Masses European sentiment - '''"- ,,,h b,,,
az !, is essentially modified: ana VINO Can '' :,
-, s..sses mower TO protect The So'ete!s"s u
Europe upaius, The legitimate owners VI '"' 49, -.
- .'..a,.rs &c rs dcstiny-THE rEorLEl Inc h'"pe'"'
n Russia il absolute and looks with nncuh"o'Ao''
49, -, o..ssons Of the Sultan. Should nc WIN ''c'i ""a
40 -, u,a, in Europe could resist the mighty
huld
- :, ,, b,ina against them, if moved meIe'o y!
49,, min, rc,nmcnt or the spirit OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT =
r., ,ro,c., Of Europe and perhaps OF ASIA IS s"i"
| ,;, .,d 10 be- resisted by absolute Monarch WIN 49,
millions al troops al his command ana a mos 10
si,i,n for his operations. Europe CANNOT 80
on into The hands Of The Car. But II war occo"I
what limits are be set 10 It's course A"' :
science 10 The practical ailars oil me- :" "' -,
making ron and manufacturing CLOTH has not a'o'
INC mind of Europe Political science has h.u =
,Iacc in the reflections OF men; and '.le g'cA' '"
nr;ncibles Of human equality and icpuoea" 9 !.
s, ,,.do ,een Judgement in the minds ana h'a'.S -
,,so ,ruI,itudrs who are held down only py ."e 49,
| eo0''' ,d ,e Of a mul,i,ucnous soidiery. II
| - I,;rs a, 10 fiph: Nicholas on me oanAs " "
-: - MN, spmmits of The Uraian hi"un'di"S' NV
- n. ucouc Of Germany. Italy, france "h' i'''.'',
>, tenr in tlplr present state n bIt'er sno!usi''"
crisis il alarming the powers oi Europe 80"
| il imminent II The autncral aeIefs ms "''''" "f
Porte it is SIMPLY for The purpose u
,nwcr the more irrrsi. table when he '"h "'''' " "
na,ome there is scarcely leas danger % pe'"a'c'S :"
monarchy and quiet in Europe, from me coffon"s a "
,;;o Influences which are produced by the ref1nen
ria. If opinion and of sentiment when tue c"'a"
communications of the emgrunl with his iaIherland must
,;,n ,roduc, rhe United States constitute q
u,e,t oIembic OF public sentiment, where oPhl"hS u
o.,,ment ar, manufactured Tor European c"hsHnp-
Inn the mad st-ancl= ana penny postage are pow
,r, coodiuors in the consunulaon Of the work lheSe
are the weapons with which Hrpabcan Institutions can
alone irh, successfully. The i"rce OF our example uH
win It's way army could enter GeSIhHhy i1''a'
and France are flooded every day with reasons ai 1su
,en,s in favor OF our land and its laws powerful and
nesmabe than any appeal which even the press eou'o
mike: for they ule The words Of affection addressed ny me
child or the friend here the contdng parent or trusting
associate through The OF private and conhheh'ia
communications
But let The storm when II may our course Is clear
win steady and fearless representation abroad me"
yho will and maintain position properly, we
must prospect II there European and siirpaSs any
thing The world seen, II there shon!l be- we WI"
carry every Thing IN The world and Tor The void except
arms We viii not carry arms
MIR BUTrS AND THE WILMOT PtoFlSo
In the below il will bc seen That MI Bolts
denies al length and with much earneslne-s o charge
that he is a "Snulhern Wimo Provisos,'
we take pleasure in aordng him the anpcEt oplnrtun-
~ 10 make good his denial
How successfully he vindcatcs himself the readers o. MS
letter will Judge
We think he only makes his worse III" defence
the lawyers plea % confession and avoidanc lie aV"s
his adherence The doctrine that Congress has power over
the subject slavery in the territories i PLEADS 'a nc
opposed an exercise OF lHe po"c!. iie
The doctrine Of the Wimu but dissens from The measure
itself he thinks that Congress has the same power To eS-
clude slavery lIum The territories which has 10 repeal e
Fugitive Slave Law abolish the present revenue sys-
lem and 10 substitute anohe lie puts the mot on HE
very highest ground Of constitutional right and nvnkcs The
Authority founders vi the Union AMI authors OF INC
Constitution 10 support. But he does not believe IN
The erpedere Of rAecung hal right and that power lie
does moi 20 Tor enforcing the Winu
This was our understanding Of Mr. Ios speech al Pow
halan and reading nj the letter now published We
understood him be munsane OF the doctrine we nc
yer believed Of a~ actually excluding slavery
from the territories No Southern can be presumed 10
20 10 that length His letter. therefore, leaves US Just where
found us-loukng upon him mainalnet "t The doc
trine OF the Wmot rovlso This makes him. IN our judy.
menl sui southern Wimot provsolst"
The Northern WilmoI provisosis want nothing further oil
me Soulh Than concession of that power 10 Congress.
which ia conceded by Mr.. Bots. They expect no votes IN
favor OF the measure itself this quarter They can
take care of point with sufficient case when occasion
presents sen All they ask of the South is The adnlssion
of the right. and that Mr. Bolts yields them Mr. Bolts IS
as good wtmut proyisost they have Tor South OF
the Potomac.
In this matter and in another they find MIR Bolts exceed
in,y accommodating In the case Of The Wllmol Proyiso
m them the constitutional right OF doing what he
would himself but what they do. In the
cuse plain inacons OF the Constitution hy them, he de-
MES The South the right vi SECESSION Mr. Bots grants
points The North, which the South should contest to
the last; aud denies the SOul's only ecclnal redress
in case aggression These doctrines entirely too
curudating He holds that Ahuionists and Free Sellers
have u constitutional right. through Congress- abolish
prohibit slavery The territories; and without consli
lions, right under the 'gherIaw" they abolish pro-
hb in the States he holds that have no right 10 re-
sist by The only ircua remedy That gives up the whole
ground. That is going far Southern can be
| expected 10 20 The North expects more
As TO Mr. doctrines in regard secession they
par, OF the issue made by his letter and only bring them
forward The connection show the full bearing and
trcmc danger Of his concessions regard 10 the Nimo
We consider any elaborate discussion u The constitutions
aliy The Wilmoi This late day, when ull minds
fully inor med and firmly up rcspectin. it, BE-
useless ami Improbable
To tie Editors IF the Enquirer
HrSRco JuLy IS 1853
In editorial article Of paper Of the Sth inst. dc
signed Tor Il i, Of Mr. Pierce hr sol appoint
meats Ii. had made, the following passage