Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21


right 10 internal administration. 1t fufls with religious
fidelity peoses made TO honest and confding people, IL
corns its principles manufacture capital for
patty purposes out OF the questions of Union and disunon
The " 'afy 10 which belong boldly proclams Its ia'l
aud IL isipes, trusting confidently that their simpler
and o"y VIII invite the friends Of liberty 10
embrace 'Si IL has no conceaments. II gives out no
promises NE tactious the treacherous that It's piinci
les have tecome obsolete Organization is there
useless IL dscams corrupt and seduce or TO mis-.
lead and 'na by uluremcns and rewards BY cunning
device and trickey, the rank and file of its enemy IL
strives not TO increase its strength by buying up the nerce
narcs ard clmpfollowers Of every party and faction
defines lis position inviting tho friends of Democratic pn-
cpe nnite with thsm asking the aid Of others. 1t
still declares MS II did since, its opposition TO no
tona bank nigh and unequal tariff the distribution oil inc
proceeds the public lands unconstitutional system Of
internal improvements, and all legislation which tends TO
create mon"poles and privileged classes in our country
We point with qualification the triumph of princi-
pies exhibited by the respect with which the of
M Folks administration have been treated by the present
aIminist!aon-a respect enforced by public opinion In
nca the present administration known to be TO the
Democratic pary-warring in favor Of Bank, Tariff and
Distribution MIR. Fillmore is known formerly 10 have
becn-as well as his constitutional advisers they have not
ven,usd disturb advise the disturbance of the leading
measure, 81 the administration which gave much glory,
honor and prosperity to the Union.
Thousands Of ocehoders have been prescribed sacred
promises have been violated and the public squun-
dced b. prodga pension agents. but The reasury and the
thrift Of lsl6 remain unaered The ship Of State is IN the
hands of the HNig party but colors at the mast
heaa In rsr Of the happy results and complete success
or OaSioneG Democratic organization, let adhere 10
il and ess, every effort Of the Wing party draw US into
the discussion Of questions which have been settled Make
Arrnn
the Democratic against the Wing party permit no suber-
uges 10 divert from present course towards our opo
nenrs and questions which they seek to avoid ana we
shall defeat them by an overwhelming majority We may ce
well assured the period VIII never arrive In ms country
when the Democrats and Wings will be able to unite IN Inc
support of common principles They differ TOO widely, IN
the constructions which they place upon the Constitution
for them agree upon measures OF domestic or foreign
policy Two parties necessary in representative 60
ycrnmont like They formed early in the history
of the State and they unite History teaches US ths
important truth sit necessary for US TO tell Inc Denocra-
cy of this State that whenever have been tempted from
our party allegiance and organization We have been de-
ceyed2
Indeed the very inducemen offered TO us al this ume
for the abandonment of all party line is insulting to our
good sense patriotism Wings gravey inform US that
they constitute the Union paryin their hands rest the
des,nies OF the republic. and if we perpetuate lis
r., must ascend their platorm-and tratcrnze
with al! the dapidated politicians that have gone to 1t as
an Asylun-a political Chelsea Hospital ms nc" porn
zeal for the Unon-this eeventhhour DEVOTION Is an ue
transparent pe,ex for agtanga most dangerous quesoh
For political purposes, they are willing 10 open wounds
,ha, have newly healed and build up if possible, Union
and "Disunion pury"-and perpetuate the agitation OF
this long question subject for boastng that we are
Union party it's not SO remarkable that we should love
the Union as 10 make devotion subject for unceasng
legislative and newspaper gorifcaon This love oil inc
Union is common 10 aland would as soon think Of
boasng honesty and respect for the TRUTH as 10
be indugng loud and theatrical defamation about our de-
voon to Union As however, our opponents are deter
mined 10 make all the capital they out Of this unfortu
nate question they should be allowed TO play the part oil
accusers. The history of the agitation OF the slavery
question: since 1871 demands OF US stern duty, that
we should show up The unbushing impudence and riiic-
uous pretensnns OF this party They have staked their all
upon the agitation Of this question From motives Of cold
and calculating policy they have contrary to the desire Oh
every honest man. attempted make the questions OF Union
and dsunion practical questions in the State we nave oeeh
arragned by this party disunonsts, in every portion oil
the State In the late canvass which terminated 50 disastrous
t. for the Unon the charge was hurled at lis IN eve
nv contested congressional district The people through
the shallow trick and rallied the support OF the good cid
National Democratic party.
It's known did sack the agitation Of the ques-
ton Of union and sunon But since the wings adhere to their
old charges in spite OF their defeat VIC shall no longer
act upon the defensive We shall show to the people oil VIZ
GINA 1ro have the actual agatos OF the question OF
achose dishonest policy from e4T to the pre-
sent time the dangers that have recently threatened lie coun
! try can alone DO attributed