Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-24
7OLUME LVII.-NUMBER %

and amid the dense smoke ana voilicd ,hpr.
drrs Of Sinai'S awful scenes. there t,rc forth,
the table OF stone. written b. the gcr Of the
Lord itud Umnlpotcnt, and declaring ~ tho
race OF man that they should not covct their
neghbor's house, nor his wife, nor his man.
servant nor his maid-Servant, nor anything
that was their neigh50r's. Slavery bad is re-
llglouS importance for thousands Of years be-
fore New England was known. And snail we,
ministers OF the Most High suffer our months
to be stopped by few pnny politicians:
No! Let us do our duty and declare Gods
truth on this subject. rs or all others, with.
out fear OF anything that man can 10 ur;2
us. But Paul goes Oh 10 say. that II anv
man teach otherwise, and consent not to wt.o;e.
some words even the words Of our Lord jesus
Christ, and TO the doctrine which is according
to god!lncSS he is proud, knowing ro,h.rs,
but uotlnS about questions and stricS c: words
whereof comcth envy, strife, railingS, evil S:.r.
musings, perversc dSputlnss Of men Of cor
rupt minds and destitute Of the truth. sUp;,cs-
ing that gain is godllneSS--rrom such with.
draw myself There is the finest picture ot
modern abolitioni>m in the !an.:,.s.". Pat!
must have been acquainted with some aoa!:-
tionists, OF else he looked forward 20 .:,c $50.
lition rant and hubbub Of the 18th Century.
Paul Knew very we'll that the words wicl. &c
had been writing (natncly, tina; scr:aat, ~57c
TO honor their masters we're "who,eS0nc
words, even tho words Of or Lord Jesus
Christ And of course he knew no" II Gc.
scribe those who should teach otherwise. lie
prac,Sed his own doctrine, too, sending Q::c-
SINUS, the runaway slave back 20 hS :!a>,cr,
Philemon. See how fully his description 9i
the abolitonst coinci.!cS with the character 0.
these same fanatics OF the present ,iar.
Proud, says Paul "YoS, says Henry Ward
Bccchcr himself; 80 proud arc You. that there
is more sympathy for the negro even among
the shareholders themselves, than among
you" Knowing nothing" says Paul
and sire enough t!cy 10 not evca
know enough 10 be awa:c Of the fact,
the open, pulpabie, staring .y,sct, that negro i
i Rcgro and MT 4 biackcncd whit: man. DO.
ting about questions and s:rifss Of words, : jus.
exactly so. For instance. discussing ihr sai:.
oIS "iSn.s," and such Ike Envy, railing.
| evil surlnisings, pcrverse disputinsS or men OF
corrupt minds" &c. For example calling ier
an auti.slayery Bible, IN anti.s!avcry Coms it,;.
tion and an anti-siavcry God saving, ~ ,;.rv
have sain, that the Constitution nf tlcir codr-
try is a.. league with iicl. > tha; "sich = 6 4.
as is described in the Bible, they w"nI'i pa
llim np OF q hioci; and se!i him. :u'' :, -.
the climax, rrocairnlng to the w2T;c hat il is
nGw old iGSyisin lu t".lSt TO: salvation ii Jesus
Christ and him cruci:c!, aud that s:..yi;Itn
the faith Gi he people is IL rest ~ Join.
Brown and him hanged Prom slic;, SAYS
Paul, withdraw myself ana from such, say
|. good Lord, deliver lis. J. 4. !iiDEE.
ORANGE cc, Va
!Srn,ari,> Ui Gen. Zane on The Senate "au-
Gus Resolutions.
The following; honest, pointed, bol,i "G.i ~.
tr;otic words of Gen. Joe Lane he Democratic
candidate for Vice President. were uttered n
the rccrn; debate in the United Stale :>,..a;e
in support Of what a;e hu1wn IS; :hc Da"is. OF
Selatc Caucus Rcsoat:ors
II nuly desire to say, in relation TO the series
nr resolutions, portion OF which have ul-
really voted in favor Of that shall vote IN ia
vur vi the rest for the whole OF them together
.I,vc, with my hearty appreciation. The, as
srrl Inc great principle that the constitutional
rights Of the States arc equal; that the States
have equal rights in this country under the
Constitution, and as J understand it, they
nlm-! bc maintained in that equality. These
resolutions only assert that principle; anu
say that it is a misfortune to the country, ii
my opinion, that the principles laid down IN
;heSe resolutions had no: been asserted sooner.
They ought to have been asserted by :hc Dc
nocratic party ten years az" Ii they i'nd
OcelI, you would have ha'i 10 trouble III this
country to-day; the Democratic party would
have been united and strong, and the equality
and constitutional rights oi the States would
have been maintained in the territories. ana Z,
all other things; Squa,tcr sovereignty would
not have been heard Of and to-day we "vul!
be united. 1t is the fault of lne Democratic
party in dodsing principle in dodsins ,i.c Con.
Stitution itself, that has brought the :roIo!c
upon the country ani the party that i: cxpc-
ricnced to-day.
"Sir, it appears to me 10 Dc very singular iI-
deed that any lan can hold that the territory
Of this country belongs to 4 portion Of the
people, and that the people Of orc portion u
the Union can go there and c:joy ,i.e!. proper
tv when the people Of another portion CanEot
enjoy the right Of property III Ia; territory
territory common to the whole count. .'--irrr.-
tory that was earned or acquired by Tie con-.
mon blood and common treasure oI a!,-terv..
tory that is sustained b. tic co'ningii treasure
of all; and to say that all shall not have AZ
equal right there is TO deny = fac. 50 pain, a
principle so just, a light so manifest, tha: t.a
hardly see how any nan who proirsses 10 ic :
Democrat car drny it. u how liz can attempt 10
clnbarrass the adoption or the c0rrec, Tr;nci.
pies, announced in these resolutions. snail
therefore vote against all the aincTdrncE;s :."I
everything that is offered ii 0as:.uct tier
passage. upon the ground that they assert jus,
tce, that they assert truth, that la"r assert
equality and the constitutional rights o ail the
States, which principle must nc maintained, OF
this union cannot be preserved.
Kentucky Democratic state Convention.
FGAxkroiD, Kv.. july iS.-'ihc Democratic
State Convention Was held in this city 10 drg.
Scrcntv-scvcn counties were reHrcscm;cit.--
Clinton McCarty, Esq, was unanimously so:s!,
mated for the Clerk OF the Court ii Appeals
In the evening IIon. John &. Ercc&;"rGac was
Scrclr.deh lie responded i. -" aD'e anu Go
qurnt speech, protesting his .c"otlcu 20 tac
onion and the constitution.
Death OF Joseph Gales, $50.
WASniSGToE, July 2..-Joacpa ''a.... -.
senior partner Of lie National intelligence:
firm died las; night :ged - y".:a. lie "%.
during twU.tlrciS y. ...s il c4":.-a ec' iT...i
the establishments: d! t.c 'Nat:oi'" Ir;eh:-
u.l.rc.." Fo. srrrrai f"ar- l;:st ae E,,s $50.
inlirl. IA body, bar sound III l.:iEd. :ic COZ
timed his visit, t. his office ,::a::. XII IL :1fa
ol a.t week lie was dcservcdy :.eij N he
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