From the Richmond TV7iio.
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GoUeymor's MeSsage.-We cannot pretend to de- scribe the feelings inspired by the Governors Tariff Message, published by Saturday, in the public mnd. It is considered, what it certainly is, an invita- ton to Virginia to secede from the Union IL holds out brilliant prospects of happiness and prosperity, cdent to a state of Independence. But let not the other States of the Union be uneasy. The People of Virginia have no idea of separatingfrom the Union.- We have much to say the subject of that Message, for ourselves and correspondents should be neces- sary. We will not pretend to anticipate the course of the Legislature the subject. Discerning men can perceive the trepidaton produced by the Governors bunder, from the bashfulness of the Enquirer. Two publications days have intervened since the Message sent, and it has not yet appeared in that paper Are the gentlemen afraid of it are they ashamed oft?