Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15


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th, np:., :. Zach :a!,t..irs should Il" Gi.'",,i' :"
| >i,,. lutl tie Iu".I, with t.: ".i'"H' 'i'N.'. I"
;.,. lnnIl decide. In. last Congress i'i>s@i III
,,,, ur,,,,i.r territorial governments iof .".'>H
| mel Nrbr,ska in wlrh This Vri;'rsr was p''F'"''..
~ aupli,.l and bv the repeal OF the Missouri prom
ii,i"n which il contains II opens tne'r .er'n,os
he Shareholders with his property. The laie cite
| ions IN Eau.n- show, that Il large nigoritf "i III
,e.rle ar. in invor ut adapting slavery AS p9ii
heir domestic system; and the indcaii"ns are th''
she will probably apply, dutln" the ensuing 'ire>'
fnr admission into The Union rs slavrh"iInS S'ht'
Tins hrn.> up the paramount question III tic day.
Io,kir, Ia the rlrulri Is Of the nIXt Congress.
.c,,ns thut the au,I.sav,ry trecso sentiment Ii II
the asren.sncy, aud that her application wili Ia IL
| ,cctcl THIS, therefore, Il the condition Z" """"
On the one hand scr the threat, ami tic p''"r'.
execute il, to refuse the admission "i tins t"ii'''? ~
| 10 the mon "b>cauae at the r>Sielce 81 S"'
therein" On the other Georgia stands lcu-''i r,
| ,is, such an act even inS Il last res"i W " ~
| ti1u'' of the Cainu. How, them can we se'"it VII
nI,;si,, nj, K .,.ns ~. u >IavrlIulrH State, wilhuu
re 90 I'm. ia TIN. fearful uItin,aiuh! IL can az. u
done by uu umiiin,hlnS ndlrrrhce 10 'ne p'. - ~,
which the State has taken she l. Tue cc"'' =" n
,Iu,nn at he, Southern contcderiics uIry WIZ 's'l
J anI n .tniu lcr III she iaitcr-, all IL l"st III,
J,r,ni,ntnn Ia resist is seitlrl-iIe manner l. io'
The Convention failed I" specify ~ tins particular
II h.ing the province Of the sovereignty tue icE'a
,nr cannot supply the Uniss ion. there rGcninheiiC
10 YOU 4, provide by law, Tor the Gazing "i "'"''
| Conventions in the event ri the rejection III hdnst1s
.brcause al the existence =" slavery thrre'i' 10 u'
| ib.rutc upon and determine the time ana mode
the resistance contemplated oy thc 1'n ieSoiu'o"
| the Convention OF 1870.
The benefits at sach action by the Legislature arr
apparent. SHOULD the CONTINGENCY arse utter 5"u'
adjournment it would make the call OF an extra Ses
S"" absolutely necessary. by Pr"vau,nE 'or no"
n v.
Another advantage vii! Ec the convection upon Tue
mind, OF the people OF tho n"nsiaveholdng States
| that Georgia Is in cnInsst lhlt Is important i"i
| h,v do not believe it. Their free soil presses anC
,pcnkers ridculc the idea that We are tile least serious
in our nvowrd determination 10 resist. We ier allI
Know that We iI,: AMI, IL Il mnttcr al mere EnpL
iaill shUul nmdccciv" them, ere Their lcidsi"i
hetray them 10 extremes from Which there Is 10 IT,
| treat.
| Such action moreover, will furnish the sound con-
.;onal men nj the North with the most potent mr.
.umcnt by which IL appeal to the PATRIOTISM "i lic
fellow citizens. 1t will arrest the attention Oh al
thinking minds, and arouse Ia the highest degree ina
devotion tn the Cniun which annatcs the bosom I"
the misses in every section. Ii will strengthen the
knees and hold mp tho hund-, OF tiIut intrepid band
of Northern patriots, who, both IN ana out at Con
,ress are willing stand by the South i'll This perous
struggle. Ii We full Ia maintain our position, they
ial we strike from them the prop thar supports them
they will be overwhelmed for folly, il they attempt
to virdcatc gEts after we have filled to battle
10: them
Nor S'""ii s"'n H'"o' ~ '.'e - = :
-'T'ira III INC nm W ','''". t ~ - 49, ~;
'"- suite in"' "".''t =" % t w.. p, IN
"!.S VI u'''S'a, q" Il ~ r,,;r - iSEI
Pi'dc p"' ~ INC wills "" IN , ,, o.,
We siou'u '.u''o' T" ' nv 80 -: ~ So,
t"hh !c,Iip''s''"i''', ,"''''t '''t " 80 80.
ace. We w"ui' rc'''Ii tnch ~ VIC i,'t'''"' r-
ii duty as concdCrrte> by eli appeal to their rr'Sni
lad then moral scs". IL, acT all 'he appeal W CAV
inrm suggested should prove ""-' W S''",
have the proud Satisfaction "i hn'n!S p'det" WI
State triumphantly III the RIGHT, ana Oh casting upon
them the cuiiul responsibility ol driving her 10 hff
| fearful unlatun.
Let me not be uhiei3'"'i as '""'i ei''E .>.' "''
! prerpt"tr acton lhr emu "i s"'!' " S"''cn''o"
should II become necessary ihiHh '! It's mater !"
| course, LEAD 10 dSuh"N' II mltht oe M""in '''
scope" human WISDOM l." 'icN,Sc 'nei "ic"'' 81 ~
lrcsS. IL w"nil ccr'hliy pc 'tei "a'H ~ Il "'u'.
he then drsirr, u P"->ioie, - 90 S'' b''"P''""
should indeed be me t'iSl icSnr'' -,
Stu, however u th'y Si"uiu' i'rt ''a'"'e ue''pe
tat"n become satisfied lhal ui>'"''h ""''u "c 'h'
"Ey remedy, II could ihI, III me very nature III Ia,
''sr, be- carried INTO Instant elect II "'"i REQUIRE
several months, nnd uu'I iiiat 'n'' INC it"it''
N tlt nun.-las c!u.din" States h!-t hc :" d''i!'
aud salutaiy, u Ia AZ" N,ns" -! fttur"'' ]","'
iGd al srn"wGt lrhly L. ne CONSTITUTIONS l'''ic'
We already sec the indication at hN"r.Cr tea''''h
which encourages The hope tl!H l!c PATRIOTISM oi 'iit
North will save IL from the Necessity ~ r-nrtiIT u
the UlLsn,qtuU oI The "G"''E.,!a platform u j
."inrci BY the recent "'"rtuns hli! has brtii Drought
about toy TIE noble and sell snrli:t"n efforts "t ~,
suuni uIcn at ia" h-~hvc!!"'l:'i- STATES. ~ az
events, Il" Convention w1nld IL" Hci ha,iiH' W h!'r