Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-26
y ALTERNATIVES.

.rbs,ra,smcnis OF the Sta'o Will
o,.n,r,,a nrobsbly ei,hor in SUBMISSION, Po' -
as,cndsnce and discuion, or In victory uA''
ind independence. TIA crisis boldly
na...s.-v taxes, proceed slowly but surely
IA I"' NS~.u.,,.,,s, and connect ourselves Win
v-ns. and North. Wcst, they may a:n GUY 'he''
VA -,.;,ti,- =, all the iu:ult, and injustice
VI. NAV choose to perpetra:e. 1he
N"'. 800 slavery, provided the South show
S'',. =, ,.;,bd-sw her tribute. II we WI
Nv ,h;,, hit agricultural products .tom hef
f,-r;.h her these products at her own p'''e' WV ~
;n,.rcour.. with foreign nailous' oecou0 =" 49,,
wood and drawers OF watsr :o' Eer' - wa ,
a., y.ry an e1ceIlsa. institution, end oeeome 49,
6.eondsr. We can ,nase c tim anu ia.''ns p'a.'
with her, ;f ws will pull down our acsceh''eS, ''N
e,6 universities, destroy our mills aaa isct's'es' D"a
20 nor, canals aad railroads. betakc ouFSe'NeS y
80 rr;culture. and re.eaact a prohioisorE tcFn'-
IT,. = ana way. and g very easy one, OF getting WI
=, or- difficulties. Tho lie OF tie sie'e" " "aff'
-. n,,s whom nature intended Tor slaves 'oF II
So, ..o,, csrs and anxiety. By becoming s!afe'
=, -, North, we can buy peace ana pro'ee''N' ~.
.,,.ovs p-o.sc. their slaves from motives o.
saii interest. .h,,;, -
nnt yir.i.i. sp;ri, :s not yet ready TO submit 10
-b,ss terms. II we fail 20 prosecute oGs 'u'p.o's
-nsr.s AMI maks friends aud allies OF she N'''h'"e
= -hali still dsrs to have our own SCHOOLS L W.
800. =, manufacture %. ourselves, or 10 pu'eh"ss
nv. cooss from Europe, and send our oWn Prouu''e
- f,ro,s in our own ships. Ca2e Cod ana NC"
w., xii, M, submit 10 sue. INSTRUMENTATION, Will
,s.er .o,e-,,e slavery when 1t ceases TO pay '"01'
70 Them. Di.union will be iueV!'so!e' q
shall have no North. West YitaNy insesess0a III
so-ys,iou. Tha, section. confined 20 e"u0 -
r,-,.,s and Now York, will bring oae~ return
frfch.s 0: abolition, along win 'o:e'sn s0"N'
Yankee notions. h
Tina COMPLEXION OF tho present Congress Is e"ous"
:, warn u, ths; the Uai1n can only Do PrcseF'e"'c y
tho hsss ed unconditional submission o. Tue o'u'''
Or by :, connection. identity OF Interest anu "'''au =,
-;.h The Northwest. The cost OF submlssioh VI"
Ia the loss OF liberty and Of honor ana Tue 'oNt'''0-
o. IGNORANCE, poverty &u3 Dependence.
r.. who csn Calculate the cost OF disan!onf Inc
,y,-s ca-..;, 70 ensno, will, besides INJECTING misery
md tsstb IN every form. cost more money tfan 'en
r .y,,,,on md OHIO reads. Aud Tnc can iore'eH
-. ..ra q; such vars, with no cnluoction or a-ilanos
with re No-,h-Wes., with 20 roads, no Hesns OF IN
Recommendation no ships, no m!iHa' No f'e!e'A
ton :r defence!
Is. Us taea Indignantly eject!heses* az asa'aa'''es'
Submission cpd d;suaioa, are alike dlsnohofaoe'eA
osns;ve end DANGEROUS. Yet, to one or the o'ne', ."'
.,Do.N,,n:nc" policy inevitably eoEoacts. ! u
Do Nothing policy! Is i: not 4 sier on inc islt 'au'e
of V;rrinisa,, on the Hu5ueno: nni The Ca'aieh Oh
-. d.,.endao,. OF the men OF seventy'siX, TO suggest
t,r ,,ao.n,, ;ha: in the Iou- OF danger, IN The time
@: peril, .hey will rely OF .hs Du.No;h'ns poicy'
III. times, no doubt, are full Of trouble ana OF peril
TIA .siY CT S;a;e IS douoiin8 Cape AoTH N Z ,"
Hc. shs has no phantom captain III cohh'aHo' ~
-bc,too crew 70 work her course 'rS'h'3 ~
:a.s 10 .hs patriotism, intelligence ana n''ape'S y
no, T.s.ut,ye and he, Legislature. Sudden eoa un'
-,,..sa s,si .ultiss have occurred in tho aduiinisIra'
Elm, oi government, solely because the times are uh'
e.sno!ed Rapid aad continuous rise OF Pf''e' 1s
rsrs. happened before, because rsp'a 'ucfea'o I
Se,recia,ion Of money has been heretofore unAoo"n'
Ih;s has b.on.h, abou. g crisis ana st'"Sen'9 ;"
monetary matters, that was not !oEeseen' oeca1'o u
causes were unexsmp!ed.
v,-r;nin il known 20 the world, as an honorable
conservative and wealthy S,cts. The Tnonied "ot'a
we'll knows that the works, to prosecute WHICH she
,roDosss 70 borrow money, will increase he1 "euNn'
+ar herond tia cos, OF their construction. Lst heF d
o,c, impose a tax sutloieu; to show that she mas the
will ard me nerve, rs we'll as the ability to meet ali
,.- ,en.u,s.-s she will readily borrow mo-
-ey for what money is worth.
Wha. ia not money worth, to preserve iioer'y, nom
o. aud Caionl VIVA, FAX vii! not V!Tg'nlahs oe'''
sco.e. than become slaves themselves or transmit q
broken union and fra;e.ual wars to their po''er'y'