Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
pIcIvuoxp VA. FRIDAY. JUNE 2G, 1910.

7Is "Ruisius '!-Thc Feds. have fliSr" u i"g ca''"
at New Orleans. and ''the spirits Of t"e ""'HinS !"
were rcprescntcd, and their nerves pFaceu ~ A''p''
dr,urh,s of .hard CIDER, and other inncccntand pleasant
- ls,vs the \. o. Bee Of the 10Th, L wing
prcss. = have raised 4 loE CABIN al 'ickspur2' "
comnIele c,nnrrD-Thcy have raised i log CABIN ~ Nof-
foik-and the effect Vas to turn al least u ~ -"
the party, who retired with disgust rom ,c mum
mcry and scnsuality OF the scene ~ ''N - ~ ~
inr a raisjn in HARRISON county yestefuay) u"uc' 's
,ns7,;,oS nj the immaculate and rcdoubiabic ltiNtS, an"
his noble associate, the bunting .bucNey' p"1N.
smith."-ThcT Ippccanoc Cluo oi MS ~ =, 49,
rlpv saw to have Il rarsin-and me TO- ca''n' a." :
der mummery is spreading like a contagious ever
,Lron,h ,bn 0d Dominion. Go on, gcntlemen-go
an You have commenced your nurnmery too early.
You have attacked the people oil Virginia III d ""yi
which will make every intelligent man ultimately tur"
from YOU with disgust. What expect TO eaten me woes
of an intelligent people by such G''2racct'.' ""''''"sIi,
1t IS an insult To Their Understandings """ 49,! 80
you rue il yet.
In vain does the Temperance Society rcmohs'Fa"
AGAINST this worse than folly. In yam does Bacon la"
eminent Clergyman Of New Haven dcnonnce ms EN-
ilusiasm of Harrison ConventOns-where thousands
and tens Of thousands come together, and where dr'iiN'
iur. whether the Juice OF the apple or the iuIce OF inc
grape, is one of the forms in which enthusiasm eS-
presses itself, as 4 dangerous enthusiasm. III giving
uttcraucc to these sentiments, speak as i freeman
belonging to no party. | wish these sentiments might
he echoed and repeated till every young man IN the
country is warned Of The danger. In vain, does the
New York Evangelist pour forth the following severe
strains
CFrog ths .Nfr York Eraagsistj
.u,rn C,pgR."-oh. shame! We mcddlr mol with ptrtIhan
poUiIrs: we discuss great principle If legislation, however, ana
ho!d ourselves free 10 speak as We ihhnk "' Those il'n ~ 81
our rulers winch have reference 4" s[rli morale .I,'%,.,, = w.
also speak of the acts of Ill. p"oplr, nj The niH!ii'ud.' if "it''I''r
der introduced a a raiIging word By "ne OF "nf p"'..ra. pti'i,s'
l. a disgrace 10 that party. II : NOT is w"'" "'o, y, , " w. o - "1
m %rfs'.ns ~ T naa Isi Wr lrt%r' Ssy - they ry had "a plenty or hard cider"
,n, = ,r,hrrr meeting 'Ih"v had m immense hugShrcah ldbrNtu
slcrd riIcr,r-Tln<r are spccincn> from oc oi The h'Nf >'ci.
lar paper: from one which in thu NEXT column, ir i@ u Thai 1t Ia,
..r,nntcI Inns morning notices "f religious r'iral> IN tiIty 7ot"
n,acrsi in The ceuurry.'' Such \ hasr compliance WIN me '"'r>'>'
apptt!tcs, ka disgrace 10 any paper
I'm vain does the whole unsophtstlca,cd and manly
character Of the Nr"Inia people r'Sc mp against such
tricks, such miserable ]lumbugs, such ridiculous en-
blcms. As 4 firm and enlightened citiIsil Oh our m"'i!'-
,,,uS writes Us: II am now prepared 10 hear almost
amy thinr. even that Federalism and Democracy are
identical; that Gen. II. and his Federal advisers ana
Federal supporters are the only true Democratic I'1P"o.
cans IN the country, and that all others are torres ana
traitors, lahorinr 10 break down all the Republican IN.
stitutions Of the country. But why dn"@f, Gas DAME!
Webster saysl what inducemcn, IS offered 10 change.
We are called upon TO give up Mr.. Van buren, whose
postion. as it regards the great ana Important questions
now claiming the attention of the country, Is well de-
fined. who stands pied red TO the South TO support her
institutions, and who has always acted with and been
identified with the republican party, tor a man wHom
we are TO take upon trial upon ia'tl. The Po"eUa al ar
Gnmcnis altered are iOe cabiH$ and hard ceder, and MI!I-
tary services, part OF which we're reh"c,"" ""d par
certified TO. These arguments we are called upon 10
take, instead Of ueI.dthneA p~riHctpicS, which might
hereafter prove as landmarks, and hereafter might be
troublesome annoyanccs too. In fine, We are called upon
To desert the Republican party, whose principles have
Iop,r been well understood, To Join Il party winch l.
composed Of the fragments Of all parties, who, perhaps,
apree only in this one thing, VIZ: 10 give a pull all to-
rcthcr, as long, as strong as they can, to pull down The
prrscn, administration, and then, sir, that accomplished,
they will never pull together again.