Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

has been thus far unsuccessful No blood has
vet been spilled. Ono drop Of blood IN the
! present excited and innamed condition OF the
public mind, like spark to po"der'maga.
zine, would involve this glorious country OF
ours in fame of universal war;
| The mission Of Tyler and his associates was
met by the President Of the United States IN
spirit worthy, allow me to say, differing with
him rs have differed with him in political
considerations worthy of the Chief Mag!s-
tratc Of 4 great nation.
Mr.. MoRruS--Mr. President. would il not be
proper TO have that nuisance stopped. (Re'
ftTring to the rim sing Of the bel! ontSide.)
The PRESIpESr-The chair understands that
the bel! is runy by the order Of the House OF
Delegates
Mr. SHEFfEy resumed. In 4 special message,
sir, communicating tba Virginia resolutions to
Congress, and commencing them TO its tavora-
bic consideration, the President OF the United
States concludes with this patriotic sentiment
and just tribute to Virginia:
II am ono Of those who will never despair
of the Republic. set cherish the belief that
the American people will .perpct'ate the
Union %! tt:e States On *cihc terms just and
honorable 10 all sectinLs Of ;ae country. |
trust that the mediation % Virginia may b.
The destined means, under Providence OF &C.
co;nr!;shing this in.>.iElahie benefit. Glorious
us are.ihc memories Of her past history, such
nm achievement. both in reference to her own
fame AID the welfare 0! the whole country
wnn!,l surpaSs them all.
So say we all. D, shat the dove sent forth
by him had come back with an olive leaf, TO
tell us that the spirit Of fluaticism and of sec.
,snalism had subsidcd, and that the ark Of our
,,r had AT last Iunnd
IN Arrarat. far aLogc the Storm 10 rest upon
in permanent security That mission was
,le.Ined harhingcr cI hope May tho bow in
the cloud that has 50 long lowered over us, be
- promise OF speedy relici, and assure US that
The sun Of our hope has not yet set and that
the storm cloud is passing away May II be
no d.lu,iyr, evanvscenl hope May it be
rather permanent ald giaGdcning assurance
cf1hc reunion and renrwn! Of the Government
furercr.
But, Mr. President whether that mission
s. cecds or fails, Virginia has done nor duty,
her noble and her patriotic duty; and It IS not
,lsrocatory TO her honor, nr her patriotism, or
her courage TO say that She has cherished and
that she does yet cherish in her heart Of hearts
An abiding attachment 10 the Union as it was
and IS il was framed hy the fathers and found
erS OF the Republic.
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~ ".:,i ,.i.h o.. ~. I-n;,.d S,otoc
Of America? The progress Of our improve
laents and settlements has been magical. From
three millions Of people in the t:mes of the
revo!uuon We hive grown. in three quarters OF
century. to upwards ci thirty millions. The
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