Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05

l,ins q; New York, was hoTerinS O" ,Io .,s,Eari Of
| m armv ready 10 march the lnSiani '"' : ,nr S rel,
rnhelIinu was unlursed. The Ecys'"hu :" hmr vii.
h.I nn,.sd her giant strength, and dec!areu y. w."
ii,,nrss TO enforce the laws Of tho Union w. a,nnJ.
hmr r mid WAS solicited by the Union. i'"' 49,. Nv
srj Of revolt been then unturlrh' III rnrr.
Er,Iand would have been reduced ,.n,,;nn
iIaJ ,he iusulted laws then demanded lhe n.nrr;.
: ~ ,r,;,sr IN hrrOrcm, not so notorious an'urp:"rn'
M. mn one could have been selected hs hin, On
HE. cunting old hypocrlse who now ta'Nsm s. ,ngrE 4
iin;nn invi iar Uninnl uidrr "a man rs ""'" ". ma.
onJ Iy p,ogi1rnrp for INT present cr'yrHry y ,.,
,,,, AK IH1shiHgioA wdS for that ~ n"' l" m,
Pcroutior"-unlnely, "Juhn Charles rre"""t
New England disuniunlsin has ie"iner ,.,nI.r
II learned that the Union could not or rHn h,d
nm The mere ground that an exte,I-inii OF -. -, ~. hul.
,.tcn AWAY the pnwer of New England y" ~ So.
lot box" 1t learned that even in the ihE, n N. enc
COR. wnr. il was not snie tn threaten Ia J'" ,,;,h
nv, if its demands were not instantly ,,iJ. the
The third attempt of New England 10 'r
ITuion was made in 1919, on the Missouri 49, .. LINT .n,
This tim. the r.nl cause aud motive were CIV = sI,y.rv
,rt nf view. Ii had been EScertalncu ln"t ,,o,
api,atiun found coInbustlble materials !" - tho
throughout the entire North. a crusade "SIt''b s,tar
extension of slavery III new terrlinnr'; '| Ios, her
linn tI. comDluint that New England had i"S' T w.
original relative weight in tho c"ntra"ra'y
third ATTEMPT failed, though the disuni"iiiS.S -,
~ more successful than before. They att"'neu ao,n;
nor,nnt points. They THE younger AMI 'G's J'n|rai i,,
cuous Of lheinl We're permitted 10 rr""h rnnIuci
me tAllt tut iihii " ,-Il.
in the war uf 1912 had consigned them. ,a;ns,
had been proof against treason Were n"t proc, "S"..E'
the cuutasinn of fanatici.m. Even SOM nTpaa.IL
cans in tine North who had been rca"F ~ "
arain.t the armed New England dlsunioiiis'S' Nv" =
ceivcd them back into loving einbracc, u 1919
.p!,ilanihropists! !" Hartford Cuuven'i"n''.s oG'" nmI
Republicans in good aud regular stahIUnG' ~" r
were elected in not Il few Instances I" III" "'S"t.
fees in States, calling ihemselrc- R-puo"rn"' IL
that honored name had become the last "'i"' VI 'ru.
.r.I,.,n AbDlItlDullm, and every Uluc! ~"
country. a second point was gnined' i"o y"
permanent discord and agitation were somn "'"u'
cast throughout the land by the adoption VI '""' ""
inst. uuprinciplrd and unconstitutional arrhhec,Nr"
it.r,nsd tba Missouri Cunpronisr. This piailted me
fulcrum and placed the lever for future opera''o"s u"
the part Of the dlsunIonlsts.
Wa are now in the t0urM crusade ngHinst the
Union- but unfortunately ihs spirit OF Sect,.'"i'S1
md disunion is not now confined 10 New EhS'ahn
even no much q. In 1919. Her emigrhn's nave sc",'
Tered tho same spirit wherever they nave gone u
Younger generation have rome on IN the Anr'h' WI"
know nothing Of tho political history oi tIeir e"u",r!
except 80 far rs it is To be learned from su'n rerei''n'
clrs of lalsehuod and immortality rs the New lorK
Tribune! -
That infamous sheet boasts a circulation ot l'''"n"
for merely liz weekly edition The clergy, who are IN"
successors of the Parishes, the O.gnoh' nni me 'rhr,
diners of 1879, scattered through New l.''S'a'!l hn"
the North, are the agent. of this paper. almost i!'"ct'
Is invoking subscriptions Tor it from the puii'; on the
Sabbath. What though the iriidel editor scarce men,
;iuns Christianity but 10 openly ar covcriiy assam II !
What though the spiritual rapP"r eagerly LENDS w.
columns 10 the wrctched trash Of every 'siirIt"a'
circle or crack. ErGincl "Incl 'un Who spun, ""l
contradictions to Revelation! What though III" Free
Lover defends the freedom ii pro!Dlscl"u. Scn'"a'
", until there is Il danger uf getting ini" III" i"ii!"''
rs in The Taylnr ) ilonn case ana then merry d''ts
before the public Indignation ITO come up hit'!IT
elsewhere What though the FrnrIcriir i"ve!, M
shn!is agains, or whole sUGiai organization "h'
is cla-pc,i Iii III iotiug iii g,nhrhcr by the moral
aud religious people Of New England whose praise
rcsounds 81 loudly from the puip,t-=!." S?idn" 80
absolutely the movements III Il parry who man, ha''
IanNropy, and sOri0l r,j0rn, aud r"hEjDH. Their texts
aud w~ntclworis in Il crusade aIslns' IN" ln'"h
What will be the result nf tie jJarth attempt i"diS'
solve this Union, because it was not md" ahhk"P' u
close corporation for the benefit "i II lrw Niltcs,
which, ig tie C0g.ev;iOns made IN the orISInH! siruc-
ture of the United statc- Sc;iGtr, received Ten u'h1s
rs great and Gs disDropOrtiHnhte aIrGnthe." ~ Were
ever conceded, nn any %suhIcGt, to "''y "H'' a't'e3 VI
this COn(rderacy, it is Tor time TO detertli"e'
But thi. bold aIlusion 10 the old aud real snlIrc" ni
our sectional difficulties, by the organ "i Seward
Chase aud Fremont-ihs open attempt IN piict S,IN-
CY back in the position Of II leader AMI 10 cover ham
with tie mantle of n sag" and political oracle Is aS
pregnant d hint Of the audacious, nconir"inI7i,g
aud, we lament 10 add, confident siir't ui Tie as
unionis:s as any We hnve srrS Its sven more So
niicant than those purely gratui'nus insults Vhi'h gre
heHped upon the South daily by tfs tri"une ma III"
other organs of fanatlcism, OH tuplrs Wholly H.',"h-
nrct.d with pnliiics-insuls which cdhIn'r possibly
subscrvc aEy other purpose, and which nre not III
tended 10 subSrrve any other purpose ihan ~ pr'inrr
that rGuGrrnus hostility 10 The Union when, from i'r'
TO this dny, huI iniamed the Essex Sunto aiI'i tii"if
Descendants under every alias. They know that when
this state Of things ia produced. then, indeed r. '}"i"'
~ declared in Congress, in 1891, "tii= Union i var
tuaiIy Dissolved