Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

I1n;,r n ia centre The old issue is revved-!hhe
issue tbet was fought on the Wnot r.1s;o 800 ,hat
passage OF the compromise an The Gin.
Was 10 sia,form In this renewed contest over ns
ali ohaorbiup subject, sincerely nope IGat ~
mocrst that stood with us and oy US ~ Tue ~ ,hs ane
Convention flashing defiance IN lns '' NO honnsrs of
nv viii now be found ranged under tna 70 itr
W. enemy fsithless to Democracy-ia.tnie'' -
Io,so,mHand faithless to that INDUSTRIOUS ;s sn
pho.a davs and nights have been aevo'sI i, -, Tho
sssiduity almost threatening 10 oes uo,uar rights
rsintainsuce of the great principle OF the
N Wan0as and everywhere else throughout 'ne
Union. 49,. ala s.ua n be revived, and
this dangerous question 10 Se kep. , Gpe bene, of the
ana Gon.ln snsss that is impossible. for they couo
PeoPo otted n al any election recently heia, SIMPLY
a;., "a the polls and dspostng tnelr os,o 80,
ssaussd for the benefit of the bIack Sa ny
r; Ksnsas and out of it. in order 70 put ac , 'Le
10 marty of the Union That party Will make
struoee in Congress and out OF II, IN order
the Presidential election OF loou' In the Iean
49, while fanatics and demsgoRues are piay'ns n'n
..ne W hrsnd for their own advancement LOOK 10
tns of the hundreds and thousands OF good
.uo J 80. nan who are living in Kansas ana needing
the nrotection which an organized ana s'aoe govern
ment alone can give They are living away IN t1e VIII
dsrness exposed to the rayagss 81 dus,rou
derers who roam in gangs over the Ierrory Destroy
in. and Numbering the property or shooting down lts
;nSahtants The Convention OF Kansas seem 10 have
Iv this state and condition OF srs and
70 have determined to give to the nelldlsposed and
osceabs families of Kansas. the protection Of stable
G"ysrnment, during that indefinite period, throughout
which the slavery agitation might be kept up both in
and out of the Territory. If such were the motive,
cannot but approve and applaud, whilst invoke
the aid of every true Democrat-of every one who
stood with rs on the passage of the Kansas and Ne
braska sct-who stood with us on the Cincinnati
plstform-of every one who aided in the election of
James Buchanan-of every one who desires to see
the preservation of the Constitution and our glorious
Union to stand by the President in admitting kansaa
into the Union, with or without slavery, as the people
shall have determined by their otss on the DIST day
of the present month. When she 10 admitted thu
President can recall hs army and put end to that
spectacle, painful to him to any one ese OF ba
wing to zee an armed soldisry called out to preserve
the peace and TO execute the laws Of any portion Of this
country. When admitted. she can conduct her own
affairs in her way, without disturbing the peace
fu and friendly relations of other portions Of the
Union. The occasion is an inviting one, and the
temptation s strong to 20 further and deeper into
this great subject but must not forget the impro
prety of doing 80, and therefore conclude with the
confident expectation that your meeting will give
unanimous endorsement to one Of the best and most
orthodox messages ever sent to the American Con.
grees.
Very sincerely, your obd't servant,
AARON V. BROWN.