Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

ragomutfn Suaban Paul fry dePa''' 'a ,,,,nos
,or,ac ~. scncc" Yes this is the sum-
Mant;lni a.sit Of nc-pars Ism. - '"s , The
:. d,;s;., =, the intelligence Of the humble 'o'.'
= -. h,t bring incapable Of determining "p0'
H., l ,b,ir government ought 10 be aoh".
, -, ,r,s. NJ, ;her rights and interests 10 '"' |
e ,,o,s and wise men, Such doctrines ma! " f.
,he ,uon,r,hjcal and arsocrhtic goVeh'''e" p;sh
,brrs Of The Wig party extravagan'y u''''.N 80 an, Of
and Venetian ,ypesbut they are cer'a''! 80 s,d 10
o,ce in :, Government, the foundations oi VIZ. o,
, ,,rc,,, n,on the virtues and intelligence" u ' mh
Wherever ;cre are afforded ana grah'e" " w 80, ovisr
:, nr Tho ss and liberty OF speech, patue7 '""s. ea
" ~ ;,;,orous growth oI laws where are io"n"
' r ,r government Liberty ana paf'eS u''
80 60 a. onoressed country at the same sau i' .
r ,.. 49,, sodon laws those fana'ical lru''S VI
.,;,,;lss aimed TO suppress, by dungeons a"' A 80
III, =, f uncontrolled discussion Ana .'e'. 49,
indicate the rights of the people, parry, tde,I
.n,s,s-which crushed the usurPnS ieue'"'
narty and passed il like Inc car VI uoon,o
rho dave If an, grea, leader Thomas Jeliefso'' o
h,re beon divided in opinion upon inc sfea' pm
vovcd in The administration OF our so'e'' Io,os
- ,nos,e of American liberty the adSocaeS
eaa " "'"' ;nao,ea orqanzed themselves into great
49,, u,o, party alike in defeat and in triumph u"''a'
pa''S ;na !, devotion 10 cardinal principles have
80 ,h., r,;ncioles unrngy upon the people, III w
e, ,,, success and triumph, they nave oeeu a'"p''
80 g. ,ni, uncsasins and patriotic DEVOTION 10 Pa''y u
;,o, ~, know that we were indebted " pa''' s
i,io, cor MI the important measures OF na.o"a' |
which mark The brilliant administrations VI francisco
10, Jackson and Polk They require no e'auo'a''
r,tiop-ndeed they require no enuh'efa'lo" my ;. IN
;, rho memory of the people--thelr results "'e -
tho ,rosoeritv of the countryside reco''ec'''" "
cell.nrcs is vet warm in the affections Oh inc pp rr
;,,,,ossd mon the pages of n nations history i"es
,,f amid
Jim F,ei,n nations have yielded reluctant 'sse"' on"
- mir merits- they are blessed alike oy inc o"eA'
,;nrsnan and the polished denlZen ol Inc A'o"''
,;s Nor,h Suuth Fast, West from the cenre ~ e''''
IT., Of no circumference Of this wide oceanwasheu 'ep"o
m IN. nconl have with voice prucaimcao g he' ie'
decisions at The ballot box, the wisdom ol the sss" " r.
icv which has characterized the great Deh'cFane p''
The true Democrat sees no reason 10 co"'''. 10
Ia daIich,s 10 point TO them mon umenls OF 'e "s"
and pa,roisn of his party He looks back WIN pu' anu
pleasure TO those glorious t.iumphs OF poi'uc" "' ~
ustice achieved by his Democratic la'hels u'ue. "
-, rrtsr which he now fights, and which waves
its ample folds over twenty-elght sosce's" go:
l. gd him the nuples assurances Of The justice oil Mi
odd r., correctness of his misunderstanding him In
70 close alliance with the political lat'cac"''s "
, a0d, m. vile articles Of political swnder ano un
,incined d,,nagorue and the dupicy employed oy no
r ,ur 10 secure the services OF the dishonest camp
followers and yerdant members of every party Clique an
fiction Of The Union.
In view # he advantages which have accrued 10 INT
country from system OF party policy u Is MOI
that we should cling party organization Us VIC
ner cngs 10 the compass and 10 the last PLANK ot S sup
in The midst The wild raging waste OF waters
whereverc look we recognize the happy effects OF par
organization in promoting the prosperity OIL Inc county, "
oevarnp md danying The There is no blot upo
nncf ia
narvism there are no dead obsolete measures the ehos
of which dis urb epose; no stain like tat upon e '
, of Lady Macbeth, which nothing VIII conceal
If there was anything honorable manly and honest IN I'M
crv If nopaty-if single beneficial result could be POM
ed TO- as resulting from no-paryism to The country
would not hold up the and contempt Oh all hohes
men.
Everything connected with the risc progress and result
of this species of political dupcity stamps 1t as the hso
nous ,rickey and ugglery of fahlesS party preSeh
in its very strange and suspicious STATE Vi ~
No-partyisn has, erery instance been the raHymg cry
minority party The Wigs haring been aTlreh J'o
all other piaormsorced by The direst necessity 10 a0aa0
nh their federal principss-hare organised fierce implcf
e relentless unprncpled party, nhose only Tay'ns q
Is opposition to the Democratic party This Transporter
fraud This obvious swindIc, this threadbarc make s
moods scarcel; comments object, its purposes, are al
narent upon The surface. THEY ASSEMBLED IL THIS oTA
PaiNAay rAnTr s
CHARLorTESrftLF s~---------------~--- TIL.
Convention composed mainly OF battered fedealist
whose familiar in consequence OF their n
peated and overwhelming defeats by Democratic candidate
They WERE for the part sound inveerae federas
whose original antpahy 10 party had been very amp
developed by their msortunes candidates for popular
vor They nominated three Of VIGOROUSLY the most uitr
Whgs they could fnd and then recommended them YER
rim Df
This no.paryism all This beautiful il
ustration Of that species of excessive which
ways ovcrreaches itself. The history of nopartysm
marked by violated promises fraud and the blood of tn
Democratic party. Look the consequences of it in ls4(
Then the Wings professcd be Mortified the bare
ton Of old party issues. In this State their Central Com
mec dsavowed every thing that savored of party. The
WENT proclaimed for honesty an-proscrption, re
FORM and reduction the expenses OF the
General Harrison elected noparty an-proscrp
tive President Yet guiotine made his thirty days day
Of blood The members of his Cabinet active il
choppng off the heads Of Democrats they acquired th
name of "BurcHERs." They applied party screws ant
promoted office the violent partz that could b.
found. Thousands of Democrats prescribed simply
and wholly because they Democrats When three
thousand heads had fallen Mr. Granger The Postmaster Gle
neral remarked that the guo,ne had barely commenced
its operation He left his office signing for lime Il
Work MS Ewing went growing OuCt
to Ohio like gorged lion driven from unfinished
meal Then, now, the advocates of party kind
gracious conciaing when seeking prwer unforgivng
encss cruel ind nerciIess Tigers when in possession
their ill., gained hooy and spois They promised reduce
expenses u the government They increased them egh
millions per They promised to introduce republican
simplicity in the White House. They refurnished it like a
palace. They sacrrdy pledged themselves disturb
the Compromise tariff of 1882 they passed the bill OF ubo
limitations Of 1872 The disregard of pledges the
disregard Of the sacred obligation OF promises exhibited
in their passage Of federal during the memorable
extra OF and this portion the proscrprive
no-party swnde Geo w Summers played in Congress a
very conspicuous part He then perfect C0rypheus
of no.parys. He is simply this repeating his po-
tca tckery for his special and particular advantage
The prescription the frauds The dupcity Of the Wing party
the election Of General HARRISON made the people de-
the very word "noaryism" and became rather
unpopular positively odous than Wing principles. Hence
necessity forced upon the Wing party another change
in 1874 they resumed their old principles and coes dropped