Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

| consequences are concerned) and sill
canled, as to render him utterly unwo
support of the South. Mr.. P. dwet
point at some length and we truly reg
we cannot present 10 our readers his n
and thrilling language, nor The solemn /,
which no rang in tic ears Of the So,
utterly denied the proposition, that all i
men held The same abolition views as 4;
he was satisfied that a majority of the i,
people wc-id scout The sentiments av,v
Fillmo-' But if The South should re V,
elev"e a man like Fillmore, with HE
al dangerous views, they would blu, enc
ehe wipe North 10 take sides again,, u.
wou'' sol defend our own rights, honor and
tie ha'heard of Compromises" on This .,
such athe South, in consideration or PR
'ial caadatc, (who, by the way, dared
stand uaor Southern rightsD, asscpiing
aoo''''o' vice Presidential candidate. a
was "o' thins 10 compromise" II wat
anu ue''Rl'Ve to our rights, safety AM Il
on'on' tore concluding, Mr.. P. paidea'
''"' 'rio' TO General Cass. WHOM .sha
known ioNlee years, and whom b fas I
be sound affirm ON The constitutional ,;sh
the aoulh 0 his hands, L. aoi..x=uretI'l
destlnles OIL South might be sally rcpt'
MIR. PattonSe ws on the crisis witch th,a
ened The SOU were marked by pvweS p
lemni,y and fig. which arrested + proGn'
attention of ihuicncc. The Soul owhin
her thanks fora aiming her Of her lbgc, an'
exposing the ni,ice, TO the bring bf Stcl
she has been utht by the in0anco "er'
party.
Mr.. P. V. Dan Jr., the Electol fohe city
being called upoerler.aincd III. bcaion
with an address, II of strong vlewnc ami
mated appeals. lsaid, that 'h'uaboring
under the disadvirc Of follovinheable
and impressive spe, Of Mr.. Paitole puld
not refuse 10 add hheble voice 10 mighty
shou, of freenen, WI will so Up IN ecry
portion of the Unloit toclaimin; tllrlmph
Of liberal principles, Union and Cost
ton.
Mir. D. touched upoi.c course uie Wig
party who, when rou'ch lheir IrirlsSa!k
OF a fusion Of palIies, anu upon uspms7er
and support their mcr. II that earon mol
succeed. The Wings h a remark u in
making heroes. II vase putting iheand
iron in a machine, whiosoon conquer
teei!y made wool.catas! is sl.aE,haier.
TAYLOR, who had done cd mir sdice
years AGO, aud which tiic'hi4s Etauhad
ncycr been thought OF b iWhigshl The
Presidency ill recently, III hisaoii in
Mexico (and 10 civil quali,ionsv iu-
ced them 10 take him up aher ;l!a for
President Bul The coun'rSanls MARY
man Tor President, when ilas panyb!c
Statesmen, luIIy qlal'iisd;o shaha any
high and solemn trusts. l. in.dhe
highest office man totally hcnlc,siih
our lorcisa relations and domrc IS, hike
putting in command vi mol te alan
who had seen no larger stream; clc.-
Mr.. D. drew a beautiful piciur,i Corfu
lion As a gallant ship-her sd, Hot Of
representatives her Stout maAnacher
rutder The conservative power Neioller
crew, both Wings and Dcmoghoul we
M, a, the helm man who " igrant
OF navigation, storms and dara,d ,ose
hands are tied; Or one who is rhlv pc
rienced and in every way quail laile.e-
" the notlc shiP1
Mr.. d. commented for somiupoihc
inconsistencies ut The Wings, ds s.ral
instances al ,hci, ruthless assaulnL:on.
sitation. The veto power ihcro' be-
cause ii had incrlered with iheinemes.
That power was essential 10 The roi INC
tights Of minnri;ics against the = MA
iycs in Congress OF The reopleW hcn
has The people condemned The Y INC
veto, 50 much denounced as The "Iow-
cr4"
He should not enlogizs Cen. q mol
necessary, Tor The Whis aulhori'ics"eo
several examples would iGTnisif "
compliments 10 The merits and pa'T-e o.
Gen. Cas-. The chivalrous, hieNoo'e
Butler, has in lis youth and IN 'h'u
his blood Tor his country, and ''ohd'
councils has displayed an cloqndpa'es
manship, which make him wor'Hs"es'
Office. Whatever nigh, be The RI ac'ef
o Fillmore, Mr. D. could not bf con
denim his dangerous and MINORS III
Justification OF muiiny and muT1reo'e
case.
The Democrats nov fight und'' nag
while The Wings cone forward years
under new uniforms aud with nees. y
is their habit, when driven 10 II in The
case Of Fillmore, 10 contend lhaa'ud'''
however had, are quite as good 'heH
opponents, whom !hcy call upon ~ men.
,,hou rro:erd - cav If Fil,mors, 1--WE
are both in the wrong, lei US botay'oT !!
This game will not 90. We u"e no
such error or wrong. Mr.. D. 'he q
Northern Democrats who had lof she
Compromise Bill-lhal meAsurs 10 me
South and but enc Norlhe ne
Wh;os or n. So,,h will M, Demo
crate of Tho Nor,b who stand pc peril
ii their poli,ica acknowledgment"
themselves (wilness the eight : ''ss ="
the Compromise.) How, lhcr eAPec'
N,rbe,n nomocr,ts n con,in,. MP Tor
The Sonlhl Southern tights aia''.s =
the Democratic party, and on 70 suS
tain The Northern Democrats W " vs.
LII US rebukc all bargains "ome'ss
with the Northern AbolilionHec' oui
candidates by triumphant '''ne' u'
lcat or victory is 10 b. their i'e''o'
all ,lci,
cratic party should, and va" ''."
,s.l ,nd .nc,av !, h.b,,( otious pin.
ciples.
On motion Of Mr.. Worth a''oA
adjourned.
THE NAMELES: g.
The CRY Wing papers," Nau'.S
Of ,hc Wing Central SIf "
Wings OF Virginia" but
attached To it-not even r.
ons, who is wont 10 atilx