Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-18

To he Editors Of The Enquirer. 70

To he Editors 81 me Enquirer. r-. Nov Il 1851
From Maine Texas and from the .i':uc TO Inc
ic Tie Democratic banner waves IN tr"'l: fFGu ~ o'
federal Massachusetts, the sterling ie!,"GE 81 .hat Iy;
have again. by decided vote defeated the election VI
rnp (xg free soiler for Governor Routwes Fe-e'eco
hv The [ensature is now rendered pretty certain.
surely orr frcnds-ll:e whigs-havc fallen upon eVl
times These disasters which have been pouring IN upon
rheu and annihntng them, party have he ot'2n' -
nart-as they begin and realize-ln the ses"1
mposures and humbugs imposed upon tue people curing '
last Presidential election.
,vsn they lucd sleep political and party preI'lees
and sympates Of the people And by The way, see 'n'l
Mr Summers is trying to gull The people oil our a'a, ~
ayrg game and has laid the aticfns anc'iu 70
His soul that he will succeed with this deceptive TICK but
tIa. bail will simply catch sudgeons that's nl)
Another and glarng CAUSE of these misfortune "hc
ncr come as single spies but in batalions, is the NAL
ADMINISTRATION of the Government during me pis ,nes
years The great Of the people watch WIN jealous
Eve the Executive branch OF The Government lhcy noo
Iho Executive 10 Il strict accountability, tor the lai'-
Gul and honest administration not only o me lotelsn
but the financial Affairs of the Government. 'nc PEI
Me have observed; with profound hsohlsi'cnr anu go
row indications Of corruption in high places ihes
seen and the press has revealed to them The TACT ha ca
Involving in the aggregate amount OF money whct
have long since been rejected under democratic
ions as Illegal ard uauunded the people, we say nave
seen the Treasury pundercd of their money 10 SATISFY e
pseudJ claims, in order 10 I'LL the POCKETS Vi ea'ce anu
rorcG jtH. ,o.1l,
nj fault; and blinded 10 its own interests bnt IN stct d
mony with the federal creed II has never failed, "heh oGc"
sion offered to sympazc with the crum5ng nonarchles
and rotten despoisns of the Old World.
The people have taken note U these Ihngs ana Inc ece
srwhclnnn defeat of the Federal party from ocean
10 ocean, confirmation, strong as proofs VI HOY VIII,
that they have their seal Of condemnation upon lhef,
Ii requires but little sagacity TO cite other ana ihpe
causes that have contributed 10 swell the resssSs 1lue VI
democratic victories. re-,
That is fast gathering European affairs p9f-
tending general upheavng OF the social anu polcal c'
mcnts nations and fearful reckoning OF the Gown lrG
den masses with the corrupt and rotten dynaste ny "
they have been 30 long oppressed is fact that cannot DC
damn ised InHp ne
which Russia and Austria are ortityng thc slfohS-ho's
and inEcnchng tci! weak points in PolaId hungary al1
other dependencies in anticipation OF lie thcacheu anu
perhaps last desperate bGwecn Liberty and Dcso
sl, is conclusive evidence this point. The dScchln.
minds of able and enlightened statesmen have anu pre-
clei this approaching general revolution; the Cow cahho
be wardcd off, and come must at an early day lhth WIZ
appear The truth sity Of Napocons-the Great-lamous
prediction, viz that in The 18Th century, all Europe WIN DC
| either Republican or Cossack)
Now in Wow of this crisis in the affairs OF the nations oil
the old world becomes rs as The great Republic TO enquire
how will the u States be affected by il! What position VIII
she towards the struggling Masses IN their efforts 10
effect their political redemption, and attain their national IN
dcpcndcncc The answer 10 these inquiries VIII DC given IN
November 1852 by the elevation IN the Presidency Oh
National Democrat
In the language Of Mr. Croskeythe American Consul at
Southampton 1.-THE day has already come when the United
States take than interest in European allliS
Hsnce the administration of our governmental affairs must
| be purely american, purely democratic
The people have been INUNDATED often enough by me o.
sequious trucking Of the present administration through
appointed organs the corrupt and prolgae despos
Of Spain la its haste 10 yield obclsance to r prostitute
Queen the lives 0 American citizens were offered up as
slcrci her bankrupt Majesty; bankrupt in her
finances and her yirtueiand even how while, as the n't-
ed guest of the nation, Louis knssuh Is approaching our
shores the administrations through its appointed edcraio
gans, is hcapng up with cuals OF lire caumn!es upon
the head Of this great statesman and patriot.
The people have these things and are resolved
TO reform Them altogethcrLence, shall have Execu
tive and ability who, knowing rights, dareS
under any and every contingency 10 declare and GfenG
| them.
Such determination have the people manifested in the
late ccctions Federalism is gaspns for BREATH and the
ides November will toll the kne of the hldeous monster
HANOVER.