Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14


merci4l ngrnt, close sGrrg=- the gates of Northern
wealth and prosperity Wouia L,tG dissolution OF me
Union enable US do this! Would not G.i.rs upon the
commerce of the North which the Union nov Prs;@s
-naEic England To compete with ana override her.I
Would MOI muosts upon Northern manufactures, and
taxes upon N6rii.ern tonnage, build up manufactures
and shipping at the Soth Yes let them elect Ere
mont aud by the copsecraed uG.e: OF our ancestors
whose blood runs in our veins, We @ib eave tiisn,'
and unencumbered Ivy their foul and leprons ak1ocia-
ton we will thunder on in the path OF our predes'
| tined march, and the "corrldOrs ot time VIII long
rp.uuud with the echoes of our victorious footsteps
| mud the pagrs Of history yiH glow forever WIN n'e
plori,u. spleudurs OF imperisi eGie deeds. hr-
leased from Northern tyrenny-iresd from The sicR
les o: Northern monopoly and commercial fas~n!aSe
the South could supply herself from abroad win nll
| she needs Along her coast The heces'i'"s U. "r'
,rod would erect great cities to stand ~ the sentls
of her commerce. watching the winged carriers OF her
riches, in their flight across the waters. FROM
her po-ts gigantic steamers VIII gde onward III le'r
tpalpng tah3, freghed Tor t-r distant ald' anu IL
thew das o. sending the smoke OF their furnaces up
| to heaven let their resemble calunets OF peace
which nations interchange, @: p,edSes oi eternal an'y
| and friendship. Nor does tho golden dream that
spancles with bright stars the curtain IA or future
end here. That irresistible impulse "i destiny
| which has carried the Anglo.SaS"n from tn"
! Atlantic 10 the Pacific. over rivers, prairles
| and moG.tains, will carry him farther. As wen
| might you command old ocean to cease lis
roar or the h1wl:Gg winds of Heaven to pause III
1
Saxon. YOU cannot stop hlH.-s!od sends INN on
You may condemn bHtb"Sf"'ism NJ goa Will, but II Is
| 4 principle of the Anglo .Sax"ns Eatuss hat he
brought with him from the dark old forests of Ger
many end planted in Albion, to be transplau!ed
throughout tha world-it is law Of nature that the
strong shoul ah4Give tho weak. Hence, wherever
the Anglo. SaIop race fga gone aud come in contact
with weaker and inferior race, that race has melted
away before them. The Anglo Saxon Inns everywhere
kindled up light in the midst of darkness and made
the r;lderness TO blossom like the Let this
Union be dissolved. aud who can set limit I" the
aclcv enegs and progress of the daring and enter,
prisnu peuple nf the South! without Tile Tear OF
| having our territory taken from US. aud made tree
States of after We have 4ofuired and annexed H. rs
has heretofore been the ws will go on III "b"i'
ence to the impulses of destiny, snd. touching with
the mag c wand of progress the III Dnnes o !hs
Spanish rsaublcs of this continent, they shall spring
up into lite and under the influence OF our his''u-
lions be no longer blus and stgmas on the map OF
nations and ct time. hot need our path be bloody
or our policy unrisheous or unjust; but pouring the
tide Of our people and principles Into the lana OF
| weak snd degenerate race let them recognize aiu
hail the torch bearers of civilization, ENJOY the
blessings bring ij like Te1a-, they shall feel them
selves bone of boIs snd flesh OF our hesI, ana
! cianor around our gates fof admission.
Let Black Rrpublicanism tUrCs ia to secede anu
the genius Of country will not Sigh u Us Ill vain
out ot tue palm groves Of the Queen Of the Antilles
! nor bcckon 10 us unheeded from the summit u the
COrdiieras that overuoks the Halls of the Montszu.
mas but, far down from Mexco's old volcanic groves
shall come up with the sweet south winds the shout
Of Saxon tongues the carol Of Saxon children and
the click Of Saxon hammers To our brethren of Mica
ragua We will carry friendly greeting, aud Journey
ing OH together, will sirtw our path with the bes
sings OF liberty, TIL the Andes over our heads, shall
salute the ALI lalles and hoist their volcanic flags
in glad token Vi our arrival With the lsthmus o..