Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

! "Amonc tlla dough.ucn newspapers Of the Nuri}
there is not. probably, single one, so su5sCrvien
tn the slave driver and their inicrcst the New lIa
ven Register. This paper is continually harpns OF
South will he driven 10 the Necessity oi scccriina
from the Onion, WHEN il knows that the S"utt
couldn't be kwkrd o"t ot he EMi0n.'
We 6xtrac: the above choice biz of mali .nnnt ia
na,;cism laays the New Haven Register, Il sound
Democratic paper from communications in the New
Haven Courier, Of Thursday morning. We do moi
know the authn. If it, but he is, without doubt Il
prccous scamp Any man who would thUs prrrcr
facts. would be guilty Of almost anything which re-
pu,at,c person would scoru. That II" is wi;i:c1'
brains is evidcnt--when Ec cannot distinguish be-
between uphoding the slavery system, ard sustain
inr the compromises ot the constitution. NJ ''-
nrycr rand one word in The Register in favor Of sa
very in the abstract; but because recognise III"
institution a. existing under the Cnn.t"tl" and laws
of the United Siaies, and have regard lur our "H'sI'
us frce,nea, and oppose the pa-sage I" laws ln'o!'
ed 10 violate the terms "t the NATIONAL compact w"
mr.. charged with ~ suhservi"ncy to the SyShm' -
Con,ncni on suuh no:sensc, is ''ihrowng pearls be-
fore swIe.
But, .ays this anonymous hlackguarG, "thc South
could not De kicked out of the Cnion! Per
bpns not Nav BE-, that having more emil ,htcnGi!
sc,, o. the blessings OF which the Union is capable
of besowing upon the human family, il viii pocket
the ns,s and overlook the abuse, ans, interference
of the Abolition States, for the sake OF the Inlon.-
But of such raagnanmity, the writer i'll the Courier
knows nu,hin.. Yet suppose the Southern Slides
.cannc: be kicked Cut OF the Union J. that any
excuse for disturbing them in their rghts-i'r annoy
inr Them iu their private atlars-or making laws I"
defeat the terms of compact upon which thty came
into the Union! Iias lOrbearnnce under pro'"ca'
,i,u Income 20 little OF christian fntue ns To al
ihorise riustice and prosecutions! IN what school al
morality. ras this scribber nurturcd! Who we're
tLe podfn crs that 10 blush for the deGencracy oil
this fauaticul rogue!
INT he is entirely mistaken. Human nature is NOT
cnpnbe of enduring, urcstntcd, such continued ah
urnrovolc ed attacks. The South arc not the aSSre3
,or- in this controversy. They have never attempted
70 dictate to the North the character o our n-fllIl'
iinus thc- have never lncnlCncd haired "i iir Zee
States they have never done GuSt tn lllurG The
North BY word or deed. On The contrary, southern
children are sent here to be educated the Southern
markets ar :ir lie of New England: Sonthcrn ports
rvc employment to Northern vrsSes; airt without
Such commercial intercourse, the North w"ii!d he
the prcE,pst sufferer. But It not IL Il cunIncrc"l
s.nst. that we would impress the Importance vi the
Union. We have uur r,.h 10 be- thus anaoying the
slave States, in regard 10 ihclf domestic insitit1ns
And If had the right, there would he no pr"prety
in exercising il. Wha; good is Ia b. accomplished
by il! Is lae slave benefited by tls continual hub
bub Not st ailhc il 'GjmJt1, without doubt.
Did any body ever accomplish anything by meddlng
with what did not concern him, III ncighhorEoOd or
nation Missionary operations are moi Conducted
with ylOence-even where greater evils thhn slavery
are to he overcome; and nothing but injury 10 tie
peace and prosperity of :he Cnic be the result
Of the present warfare upon the rights Of the South.
If the South do not resist il by every constitutional
means in their power, the North would We are GER
tam, under like provocatiou 1t is fortunate, howev,
er that this vile sectional spirit is being rebuked, and
irowncd down. by tEe better class OF people in New
England. Public sentiment il rapidly Weakening to
the enorn;y aud wickcdness of these assaults upon
the Union-iur they are nothing else-and will short
ly send the whole squad Of lnischief.makerS into
Coventry.