Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
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| !, e,,hor nropf of The misrepresentation by the veg
~ the ,rtipns and motives o! the Democratic e"cc1S
- VA shjnnton we ask attention to the following e'e "
Ar Jackson memhe. OF Congress- from ueore'h Sihd'
" ooposed 10 the compromise 1t VIII DC seen 'a " "
only acuuesces in it, but a the proper me Is VIKING sup
mort resolution expressing the "hnality' oil 'e oo'''
mise ,nestly executed We cannot doubt that the "ho'
Democratic party substantially occupies The same i'd"'
In connection with this subject we arc peasea |" see e
following appeal from the Florence (Alabam") uhze'e
aunch .upDnrtcr u the compromise and recently an organ
OF the Union" party:
, wn2D no USION DEMOCRATS.-We hope those
Union Democrats with whom co-operated last summer
in ,hc great struggle that was then gong on VIII "a.Gn
with crcuuispecln the progress OF affairs. D"!hg llle
M canvass we cmed 10 be the true the old PANEL JacS
son cucracv ard bchooves us now TO act III such
manner rs moi 10 compro; political integrity we SCI
HAT an eirt being made by come OF our Mon lf!eas 20
nr,nz Il REGULAR Union party. THIS is all fudge ihce never
will be great political parties IN ths county! ~
lon. any necessity tor IL we iaih'ai'eu ii
the lends of Unon should act IN cnnc;r out as Tue
question which created Union and Disunon parry, mas
ceased To exist there is tainy no necessity Tor regular
ly organized Union party
- " WAsH1SoroS CITY, Dac.
G.p.pcn.-Thc nn Slapc.s cunuinng much anlIIauscT-
sion upon The cous. by the late Democratic Caucus III
relation the Compromises measures, and my "" hn''e
,ne having teen prominently used ia gazette ui tis
city in a structures; consider il proper to saie through
your cnumns By your kind permission that attended ha
caucus solely purpose Of aiding in the nomination oil
officers the House. desired 10 vote Tor the nominations
OF Messfs Boyd and FOrney Speaker and as Cleikwo
Of the most decided Compromise nen In the Union: not oe
cause approve The Compromise, (Which may never dol
but believed II 10 be the wish OF The people vi
Georgia ha; they should b. elected, did not 20 70 Inc eau
cue 10 vnte down resolutions u any kind and am ready
20 si.IpG in my place in The House oI Representatives.,
resolution expressing the "lnaly of the Compromise hon
cs;ly executed had objection 10 the terms or spirit u
The resolution offered by Mr. Polk, OF Tennessee IT the
Democratic neetg-was willing 10 vote II, then and
am SO now But believed, wiz. considerable majority OF
The rcn,cIs convened that would be heIer 10 take n"
action upon it, combining attention the approaching orsah
zatou u The House aud leaving The Baltimore Convcn
lion the expression opinion vi the National Democratic
Party do NJ" iuuh that The Convention "i a'n's! VIM
.ani.;y sustain the Compromise, and present candidates
Tor tit. Presidency aud Vice Presidency III whose iav"
The Southern people may safely cast tleir suifrases
In Difference Will Georgia, expect 10 gHc no
vote during the time may here conflicting III any
degree with The Compromise laws. wish them to DC lain
ulr observed and merits fully tested and no cilzen
will rpira than myself II ul the good shall result um
them which HE people oi Georgia anticipate.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
JOSEPH W. JACKSON.