Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06


We Qhe Senior Editor} take this opportunity, Wills,
we are on the wing for short excursion into The
country, to acknowledge the great courtesy which has
been extended TO by many OF the Democratic Edi
tors, in republisbiag Address 10 the Democratic
party, and in commencing the temper in which it vas
conceived, and in fact the whole spirit Of concaion
and union which has presided The OF the
Enquirer. We intend TO perseyere in this effort, 50
long as we can-so long as We are permitted. But 1t
is obvious, that this spirit OF Cancellation cannot De
confined TO side of the House. II deserves, nag
it demands, reciprocity of feeling and Of action, to
make II permanent or TO make IL efficient. IL re.
qures some generous confidence, all sides OF
the House. It requires that the members of the great
Democratic party Of the Union should more together
should trust each olher-should cooperate honestly and
act literally towards each oher-shoud give and take
bear and orbear-end that neither ask all gre al
but, that whilst each frankly recommends what Il thinks
the best course yet that ell should upon high prn
cipes, in conformity with the wishes oil Inc majority
Of the Republican Party We agree, for example,
with the following sentiments in The "Aihens tu]
Banner speaking of the "well written and able al
dress" of the South Carolina Convention "To the
resolutions Of that body far they CO. have DO
objection, for hold that il is the privilege OF al TO
express their choice as TO the candidate proper be
selected, and as the mode OF organizing the body
" Iich il TO select him. We only regret, that another
was not added resolving TO abide by the decision Of
Cor We nton held at any time which ms ori;y Of Ia'
States might recommend, and in which each Sac
should be allowed TO give the number Of lis eecto;
votes in such manner as they might think proper
adopt
But Terenons nos moutons. We have taken 'a'
liberty Of republisbng several Of the articles which on
Address has contributed TO call forth in other papers
May we be excused for adding the following from INC
Lexington (Ky) Gazette, of May 9th, which IS pecn
ary gratifying TO u.s. it more than excuses Us H
the liberty which we took in addressing the Democracy
| Of the Union p
"The above is copied from the Richmond Enq1fff
Of the 10Th instant. We are glad that MIR Rich's h'
made this movement. lie IS, We believe, the o's'
editor in the Democratic ranks-hss long edited 'as
leading paper in the leading Democratic sac
and can make the fret move ih matter oil this ID.
tare without presumption We rejoice, aso to pefcevI
the liberal and patriotic spirit in which he s.anncn o'
Common wealth is preparing 10 approsSh the suojes,
and cannot doubt that her example will have the mo-,
beneficial influence in allyng all ciscords, ana y
harmonizng the action of the whole Democratic part!
ave shall forward Mr.. r. copy ofthe Proceeoolsne
Of our State Convention which was held on ,hc -
last January. No further action has been bad oy NJ
lucky on this subject. Not single movement o' =,
election Of other Delegates to the National ConFe" ~,
has taken place in any Congressional District - ~,
State, nor are there at present any indications
meetings for that purpose will be held.
i O. We have devoted considerable propo''iUoa D.s
this day. paper, to Mr.. Bsldwins Speech ~ IT,
bridge. He is new convert to the principles OF lib
cracy. It 10 sble, sensible, piquant, and wfr Va,
elegance and taste. Ii will run into two more
Of our psPsr.