Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

el's ''' such e-u would Dc d'ser"u n s,rcnu
Democracy Of Nhgn'n ana H'us G 10 be q Drn:'cra
Tho contest most important orc: ~ h, mt in,u "icr:
;c!mine Whittier This nns or ma, Democratic lis
hut "he'' ,,nbubIy e,tend further and otci'a VIC H.,
ME WON e - rcS Federal admins p.esiru,jaI cleo.
! -. -, n yc-r probably lose the neS' iieu 80, n o.
sa'e We -" " ,in,c when go many errors AVA, D,'',
| r,n,c as,,, ,lncy 10 be redressen w. n mnrr, with
should .orc impress me ,ei !h: pronp decided exe'ticn
we - he Democratic colo!s In inc eiec' '' 49,
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THREE .gIG INDIANS" SUDDENLY A'hL1o "
n,n,,cra,ic triumph III Pcnnsy lVnhia' IN a'o
,ion - ;.s rni.l influence towards doing Jus".' ~
snr,h md preserving the Union, is wen ch''u'a - o'
nr,snecIs OF leading Wing candidates !of l'e
Presidency We shall no! rely upon ou' yr; nv
,a,,ir ,on The strong evidence os prominent why VI
'' w :,hr Cen Scott nor Mr.. Webster, nor MF'
- 1.,, nv candidate brought forward In he interest
of IN, ..o admins raon can receive tue V'e Va '
Il ,; ra il is well known that, as goes inc ne! s''
so goes the Union. = po,,srvani,
Y Courier reviews the election IN rennsy'"h''
md bus u.y ex,nguishes the prospects OF zen ocou
3D. , "a 8, i'll another lesson taught The wings oY 'nc
nu' "ea ~ pennsylvania and ONO II is that General
So, -, j. Elected 10 the presidency IN ooZ MS huhiha-
49,; 10 ms same convention which nominated Governor
I,h,a,, eli; ctuay druye from hin every souhei >'
md ronds, il tain 10 us that lie cou'u ho' Posso.
cav. INV southern support. NetheTciore ~ once
ed a his success out OF the questoh' even - NC
i ~ IN, votes of Pcnnsy vann, Ohio, anu Ne" 1oIH
IA ,o nov repeat. that EVENT. at Tho recent eecoons e
h marty had succeeded in Ohio and Pennsy vana t'ehe
- Seat c,t not have been the candidate oil our parry WIN
al $50 hi PROSPECTS of success. But defeated as we
have been in great States when faflns 10
whie party did, under the name oil Scout na ae.' w. ros
c.t ali .nectation of his being candidate 10Y e Pic
49, in iss We saw this irrespective ofhs claims TO inc
gratitude of he American people Tor his services III
and of his merits as but, looking al MN Sinpy rs an
roohe candidate we in common with all who are capaole
of Judging upon such matters cannot resist .'c M ~
,hI ~ nominate him is 10 court defeat Ii is the voice oil
1Dtn
Eon far party and that they will sustain no man
tor the presidency who permits his devotion 10 me o ~
no or willing 20 look Tor support 10 men
Who ayow their determination agiate npon the question
of slavery with view repeal OF The late COMPROMISE
The Courier delights in the prospect OF carrying Pennsy
yana for M Webster whom il has lately brought iol"a'u
aud is now zeaIously pressing. But the poica
Webster and Fillmore and that set will nc crushed in the
oud by the Johnston party ciaed US II IS oy ue'ea anu we
,reaehery 81 Webster and the Administrations The fol-
lowing the significant Language OF the harrisburg AeIl'
can Gov Joansons special organ
"In 1915 the Wing National Convention nominated Zach
ary Tav Tor ad AIa!d Fillmore "a the siadard-peaters oil
The whg i'll thar contest The n"Eilni'ioh OF Gen
To;or Elected after severe struggle m r Juhn
stun was mn.mbcr of that Convention NrnS az ms Sug
eestion that Tie Pennsylvania delegation cast their rates TOR
Mtard Fillmore. In consequence OF that nomination, Mr.
FImoe elected Vice Presidents and in consequence o
that election he is The President OF me United States
After the convention adjourned in l64s VIM r johnston
became The WING candidate for governor OF this State Hc
canvassrd the with uning ndus;fy and il was due
TO his eorls ,:ainy that Penny voted for Gen TAYLOR
and Niard Fillmore, and thereby made them the Pre-.
sidet and lcc President Of The United StJte How does
Mir Fillmore rfGulie these Efforts? We will tel! the public.
"M;. FILLMORE believe Is not person lily hostile TO Gov
Johnston We believe ne too honest man utterly TO iosae
seek ruin The and party 10 whom he owes ms
place But do know that he retains IN his caoi
net who has publicly, and 'ehin The Iimts Of our
o,en State expressed hope that Coo Johnston
coud be desdied This is und"ubed dc and IL within
The knowledge many Of the best citizens of fennsylva-
MIA. DANIEL WEBSTER THE MAN WHO HAS THUS pEsER-
S-G-
CURE THE DEFEAT OF IT'S SnSSEEs we say ths WIN re-
yret but KNOW be True; and wish the people
Of the State TO understand lha hlouSh me nosIy Oh men
like Mr. Webssr the whH party OF Pennsylvania is now IN
a minority. 3r. Fillmore is and Of this hos
Rny How r therefore, he Is Responsible for me result ol
these schemes, We leave candid public 10 Judge.
"M Wcbs has mad his agents and wire workers in DIFF
ecut paris Of State They generally men Of but
lille character who could never accomplished their
object had ire: taken the precaution TO conceal tier
hatred n"Ge the garb OF extreme friendship ihey
hypocrca well reacheruus We will leave these
their ,4ct!Ons and 70 the and just punishment
WHICH Certainly awaits them. We that Mr. Cooper and
tricky coniederatrs will feel amply rcwar-
:ed il defeat should defeat the party throughout
the Cniun presidential contest next year and phayZs
Us in This Stat. FOR long time 10 come. The vote OF Phil
adj lphia Schuy lk Northampton. and other counties where
the $. assass,ns rs crd their fidelity the hon
Tie cunrncs of Wing party o. the State. In
ward in furnishing where mast ii the traitors lived and
have sylnpatsors, fifteen Wing tickets voted in which
GOV. JuhnS":s ERASED and Mr.. Ba!ei subst!tu
ted"
The administration arc here charged with the arosses
cachrry invoking lie blackest ngratude against
took n.portan, and controlling par; in the work of
e!cvaring President Fillmore TO power.
This seems (as Union says IN very pretty quar-
rel stands between the sections of Ie Wing party
Ia l-."ia the n,nis"a'iUn wings ana ths 'uhn-
Wings is from purpose 10 !nrudc into It,
1t is quite noteworthy fact however, in two of its bearings
Il is settler - The prospects penrsy lvara q! any
wing candidate for the presidency who may be brought fur
ward in the interest of the present administrations aad II
especially conclusive in either Mr.. Fillmore or NJ!
Webster souh! be such candidate Everybody knowa that
IN. atte,, 10 carry PENNSYLVANIA for any Wing, The
head md against the Influence Of Governo. Johnston and
his friends would be utterly prcPost:rous In proof Of lhis
look Johsons present in such Wing sirongholds
Lancasrf, Allegheny, Chester, and Philadelphia
city.
In address to the Democrats of Norfolk Gen Mllson,
the able representative in Congress- said a he "admlted
The right Of secession, Cor violation Of the compact, and
con.endrd thar old Republican doctrine, scarcely
ever denied by Southern Wings until the agitation OF
the slavery question. He was opposd exercising the right
Of secession and hoped Hihe day uod CONC rhc,l
II should be made necessary.
lEe disua7n policy Of South Carolina he did not Approve
and clad that her people had determined TO ain IN
sac Union.
'lic Gcn. Misnn) rc;occd that the democracy were so
district he had that nc represented the dcuo
cratic sentiment, aud Southern Wings had sustained his
general Nilsson concluded his remarks 10 O'clock,
amid enthusiastic cheering aud applause
And yet such men Miison Caskie &c. are denounced
"disunionis's" by such w'npcng peoggers "Ixon'.
and the Richmond Wing.
BENEFITS OF FREE TRADE.
London letter in the National Inteigence high Wing
authority cites the immense trade between th country and
Europe under The present Tariff of 1916 1t will be
that exports Great Britain exceed imports from
that country than The interchange
10 above forty millions of dollars annualyye hear
Wings r. Bolts inc he7d) crying for prohbory du
ties, break up this immense ade. The London writer
says:
The declared values Of the entire exports 10 the United
States for three years (S,5. 1919. 1850 E960l 800
eli OIL OPS and Ella SCI 96l nearly onc-fft OF the de-
clared value 0! British exports TO all parts Of The world
The official value OF our imports from the United States for
1913 and S9 f239lG IA and EGG sal 9i respective
Is. The dues that for 1885, Great Britain
and United S!aes therefore: interchange in year pro-
ducc ntvc EiU000000 sterling. Truly they Of
importance each other and ought TO continue,
have doubt they will do, on the best terms Theiis
ought TO be. and doubtless will be
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