Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03

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the coast 81 Africa under III. zane gH,..r.e ~.
t.r,,al save trade DetH' On virginia .ut p. Ne
oi CoiGHoig wss abo,l .rd' aIG L.drr tAs st
school ulllsnc., has tu, haugDiy G.In.o,, -, >,
soiler been submitted to-lhat kaasss sLo,id I
admitted as State unde. its pro slavery T. "'' 4
rion, unless that Constitution shall suhsis,
practically receive ih- approval Of the frss w., :.
luriIy in ksnsaS. "
Tha, "ot ~choo! or Southern stu-..os..
found IA. Soa;b an equ4l in th- y nsi". and ~.
nj nearly all the '"Iriiurirs. II las loii M, m
minority Of Two S'a'.l in tn" S~ns,.. wi.i s',
territories on al which no man in N. S,r-,
periH ever 10 see another pro.sayery Sat. .Jt
The Union. '-
III. policy OF that old school Gf \ u,b.rr
man-hp" has been Ia ignore - wicked AMI g.
and as "E-cbiavous' "A persistent de.n..d -,
lights IN the Union, and 10 yirli u pan In
mpnys sake. J; has been Fo,cy based MAJ.
'na';'enrnc" OF me harn"ny IT administrator.
"i parties, upon The ndvhrc-mcht 81 tie ,b.'
Presidential aSprgu.- aud be who has -v.r b.
alarmed nt The dlsssirouH rrsulis 10 .h,. S,,,
has not considered them ~ ~ Nil rount.rh.fs,
he splendid rllcC..r -; psItiu. aud 81 oar ~.
III controlling aud leading those Iari., b.s
riably been denounced by ihr pagti.an ..t,.
cached Ia thai 'uI school" ns .'ia, ipu,-." 49,,
frrml,i-. aud a. "'!Isaif.ct,d' and ~ .or.,,.
politicians"
md
teachings ut that old -ahnniJ might ton, ,rn,'
Unions results, AM -.i. Los u remedy i,-I,,.
oi things III what y"u ht- p"a'ed ~ riJicu.
nounce Us 'ncw schUoi ci Southern -i,-,.,n-,.t
You are mistaken IN suppo-n. TIA. Suutn.,r -.
IN nc;'on has been isc.iv"d by The South i. H.
rule by which the ;iui- d; NJ ac.Ion in r..;,.sn
Nurthera aggression w'ii hr i-;rrmr-l f. ~.
has been pf.'iy GENERALLY accepted by National Fl
ryIur, at IN" S"aih ! freely admit
I,,.- ig.HU
Stacking the limb ut ltc south than for ,,,,
10 rcr-l aggression, i. m.aii-s. Under S,n',
unity, ~ ""tch .""ld. Ia ii,Ild man wnn y,
the rrsu'rs Of cGhtliot oc:W g, n the t.n ..,ri.
capi"u-', Who Re rh- q g uplu h. pn,.r.,
~ d .-rilfbarC- o; th- Government ,,,,
Mo las Uttered nrsv- wo:Gs ~ lie. Gauss,
South, 10 obtain ,i.ice, al dr-aas ueIu, ra,,,
20 redssn ta-ul-.he AMBITIOUS and se.li.h All
VINO deserts his party, w:I.c. j. in a min,,iy
partisan editor, WHO -'s-rel upon a email cam.
SoutS--u riga's professions aud lind. 'ha. m, +.
ius c!rcI-- ot his pDh':ra oD.nfui.. cal, far 49,.
d-voil"n 10 .he Gai;"aa, relations Ut h,, t.,., ]
p.fiy--:h- ,T.rdy Cfiic- ."skrr, who c.pr.,.
Southern Rigat- n,n, fad il -IprdIrn, Ia d.,
SCUM, aGc 20 hsto:ae IL. advocate -. The An
trn:icl IN p"wrr iii" :r,ii"r 10 Sruti.r:, mt.
VITO never m-aE- 20 join h.- Injured anL 49,.
.~crIon, sgnius' he Union. -; shum. such AZ; ~
s.--rach srG AL ind protection rui,r r,,, H.
H.
are hosie 70 ~: South. AMI which wi. .,er
clog on her movements. Ia, III. y"li.y In. n.
t--u accepted ry the -ntr.-' Hui p, d .,,s..
Southern Rights nsn ot III South, ~ ru,. il,, |
control them. hey hay. itkeu their -s.,u fran,
glorious ancestry ut be k~e1In;rn wh, comm.
he great contest wiih Grea' Britain w.lhaur t,,
lr.t obIsir-d unity IN counsel or actor, vim c,-
II without UNITY, VINO cnn-ummii,i :, y .l.nu, ~, J
and u; ih- close Gsiraoi;el tlus Nd. uI Their
irsmen who were toGir-.
Mr.. Calhoun, who -tsnG@ cut ia bold r-l'-( p. 4
wi-t.-, nnd m"-t faithful. ana mo-, ale o, a.
.r.Ht statesmen, never accepted II ~ ti. policy II
the contrary, when ia hi' orUUn and IN tia, d,
gallant State al Snuih Cnroilur, u clearly pa.ps,
o! cunsliu''nnai wrong Wa don" the South, s.i
not hnuib"r SIa:c was prepared 10 .ci with her-.
although Vreiri. scnt her d-l-sa;- 10 Sog.h 4,
am IL urge d-,ag, ana 10 whisper oi The 10
that old school u. Southern siatrrmru, 80.
uaIiy 10 action. as We'll ~ la COUNSEL South Ca.
qui-ry passed her orduai,cc. armed herself t.,
conflict, aud VIZ. ready I" march forth Alone .
h-t c-A;.d MISSION OF lEd-p,ndence aud honor
the Union.
81, III .h- NG,hviilr Convention, that pafa a
cIou- c,nr nrr'i.d ana true h.nied Statesman u
g Iimar, auu.'uncrG hat, III lis opinion Miss.
ought 10 move out Ot The Union, alnh- il ,he
nor chtsig 90 operation, mn account at the hGT p.
-! Ca turui;. in.u ih,. Gn,"n. 81 dld Alabama. IT, 1
late Gsu-rn' A-r-mby unanimously declare i
ths event kHn-a- WIS denied ndml.sion, b-cau.e J
was q slave State che would c.l n Convention l
,,-nple IA resume ter del-saf-d powers L
Thus you VIII perceive, rr, that ] have not m
without The support at high authority in isyr
proposition t!hr cost-npI.Grs ncrion by part oa
the Southern SiH'"-, at a proprc time. And "
plan dos not altogether abandon thu prime
unity ut eli lit includes union of sil the {
Siates. They are ccmpart and contiguous IN 'si'
commanding tho Gull aud the Atlantic h,s
within them unity ot climate. OF production. ~
interest. II is amongst these tlIat | have pt.a
orsaui! III efi"ri 10 tree the pub; mind OF M >.
kr. aud prejndices imposed by the long reign II,
"old School Of Southern Statesman,hip" and 70
a't sound, fearless, healthy public opinion, Us.
the language ol that true and c.Uqgeat S,uA
Rights Democrat, the Attorney General at INe
will .orcc The public m-u and parties ~ 'h-
"tO labor unl'cd!y 10 bring back the gOverlaH0
it, originally strictly limited powers and II wr
-uCceed ia the TO continue the qjiotHtiunD 'oar
safety, aud Ihht al tie Union. ~ sure II V,
our dniy is plain - t. Resume thu powers Gelegs.s
the G-uetai Government, that wee may ustsbir'
government, IA bes; suits liz.
| rlalm then. -Ir, tna' my cause j., lie G.!Sr
Son,h. My siIns nre +" benefit the Sonh has,
drav"rcd 10 understand her rights and her ~
and the causes al them. The honor 0i The Sat
my opinion, has been assalri and furnished r'-l
her AOur, aud would brighten her escntch-
have endehvor-d, in NIL | 20 AMI say in THAT 80
bring myself within lho principle u! the Inn
bard, who aHid thnf--
"rn br i.estiy arrhi. Il uoi tomoyr
Without great nj -uInrnt;
Rat To- IuHrr" upon u straw,
Where h"luI II u. STAKE. II
III have failed IN my I'll rfs, -oni-thiGs mis
been pnrdourd IL rnrii In.tIv,.; aud NJ beast o.
have expected Ia he exempt from harsh sfric'
one who CLAIMS Ia b.' Southern Rights De-
and wns NJ recently rhn p.cuIiar champion ot T.
ifrm'is. chr'rluliy throw myself upon II.
rnent NJ 10Y couniryInrn az the south.
Your Obr1ient servant
W l.. YAN,4