Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-10

4egre4son'' ct all "s.m; bsrharau. Mex s1.' :. j..
glorious ProsTomns for III. iheorising u.iad Of .ir.
NeE'o'' ~ cnn'rmpia-. How al IA $ s Ia ,,
phsnra' S9d, u accomplished how il il 20 bedrl -
kinla he d1es not explain in d.tai,: md j.. w.
nit. problem that -ven I. y,.i,as-y ,,.,,.,, -.
Newton could scarcely work out
But Mr.. Newton says--in silusion 4, t,. t,suo-.i
calm inst now 80 hhp2l'y p-rv-r-s our lant-- =. +.
cry 's peace psace; out there ia no pesce" Ne snf
there never will bs prace ~ long ~ Wa nr.
By such res:ies. ami iuischevous disrh,s -, ,s.,..
"a Mr. N~won. Fortunately. th-r- are M nfl,.ry o., r
f-w such among "a as h- p; rhis ,i,n- and ~ u,-y
therefore, have no ie-rs that pa1c- g,ll 80, &
broken. But. according 10 the t-n-ts of Mr. E..y.c\
there never can be peace al any time; Under au, 81,
of circumstances. For, wh-n III. rturm OF , i!f., =,
strife between tbs North 6nd tbs South tay.. II -,
violently, and Was AZ thu highest; when ti.. c..f4
msnts rocked and the Constitution and the U.i-,
shook to their foundations when the South -. NOS.
endangered by s fury, and the abe :. .reu
OF that Black Republican ag,stor Wilson wss ~
tered with apparent appreciation at the North ef
the Uuion slde"-tbeu Mr.. Newton and those alo
sympathized with him. not more hopetu! than ban
self, With show of sarm, cried out "the Union aii-
inevitably bs dissolved The storm fortunately
subsided the Constitution and the Union survived
the rights OF the South under Democratic princips
are Vndicaed, and all ars found standing upon
and stronger foundations than ever Peace restored
and the hopes OF the American patriot eXu,ingly PC
vlve with brighter ancipstions for the future B,t
the omen is not accepted by Mr.. Neston. AhousA
peace reigns and all fears alay1d he still cr
out THE calm is oeusvr; although there hpp,a-I 90
b. psace, Yet there ia no peace Wa"n, rni.l
Heaven, according 10 this gentleman arr ~ h..a
peace What ars to be- iIs sigHs When VII - rt
satisfied! When The war rages, we mus; h.s-".ve
the Union, because there is mo p-sc-! Na,n
peace s restored and al the South asked Tor il su-i
upon our own terns still the Union must be dissav =
"because the peace is decstiul." So, whether
there be pesce or war, dsunion is still TIE watch
word. II Is easy TO perceive the object AMI cad
aE ~
lution-with or without cause-as pcsi,i,, anl
preferable good in itself. II. without doubt the
wish nearest MIR. Newton Lesrt. But such p stats
man, with such an argument, ia easily Disposed ~! rs
the sound sense and fervid patriotism OF even tIs
youth Of the State. Such sentiments deserve they
nu.t receive, the unqualified condemnation ii Ill
who revere the Constitution and love III. Onion
the noble fabric erected by our enlightened and ps
trioto forelathers men who in their day and
ton were wiser and better than all the d-geGognr
ticers Of ruin and mischief in this
Whenever, il ever there comes day aud
cause for severance of this proud coniederHcv
should the Constitution be vioIarsd-our Souit-I,
rights invaded aud ths present Union, 10 truih, he
CONS burlhen aud a tyrunDy-a cause and q isy
We do not anticipate, if wise and honest meu have
away-snd which We pray Heaven long To avert
then thsre will be no difference Of opinion, no DIS
ded council among us-we shall all be prepared 10
defend our rights and repol aggression-sy- snd
chastiss our enemies with one hssrt and hand Bnt
until that day comes-which | trust may never M
riys-we shall continue 10 the Union under th- Fed
era Constitution ss II is, and under the fiag NJ
United States confederacy, evsry day growing grsBi
er, more prosperous aud hsppy-an object of proud
contemplation TO ourselves, aud OF admiration to The
world, in spite OF all the clamors and croAkiTgs o.
speculative essayists and dreaming politicians The
future Of Virginia WILL bs gorious-bul und,f
Southern confederacy. The sentiment OF disupi"D.
present prospective, receives sympathy ssic
tion We tssl assured, by any respectable body ~ Non
either in Virginia or the South. 1EgHI