Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MORNING, SEPTEMBER I5, 1851.

II More Information and Sound Advice Tor the Whis
The Fredericksburg News is most decided Whg journa
and zealous ldmrer of the glorious admnistrnto
(of Mr. Flmore) under which live and by which ii
country has been so signay blessed" s voice. therefor
should be Needed by,he Wing party of this District
Of other portions of the State The Editor No
presents the platform upon which the Wings of Vsin
should into the approaching canvass in this "imporar
crisis" OF its party In selecting it's candidates. the New
says particular regard should be had the talents eo
qaence and prudence Of the nominee;
He should know discuss and the of die
Guessing IT, He should he ultra in unY hing-no eve
upon The Union lie should be for the Union, but not lh
VT Bos ardys harpine upon IT, and eadsarorng to max
an issue of Union Union If there party
Sc dtsunonsis There large number OF Stae.right
Wings who believe the States have rights well as III
Federal Government. They love the Union and would g
as support it, man. body OF But the.
would sacrifice a thousand Unions rather than yield thcl
rights These honest in their convictions and hcs
convictions Though erroneous should be respected There
other subjects which the party is divided Tarit
for protection will become bruitcd question III Con
gress aud of will be made issue all party con
tests There Southern Wings who think all the
protection flor projections sake been given by Congress
which is advisable. They think honestly that the Incidents
protection furnished in revenue is tbs only prossion
the Government ought 10 give Ihs portion OF the ing
party should have thoir opinions respected question
with which tho State has nothing do l. Is bad policy Tor
candidate unnecessarily, to be dragging II In puoIlc
discussion"
Ii the Wing will take advice, il certainly cannot
deaf the suggestions OF ts feowIaborer in tho
! Fillmore cause the fredericksburg News-which warmly
enounces the course of Mr. Bot. and such papers the
Wing that eternay pang gof tie Union always harp
ing upon it, and endeavorng TO make issue OF Union
no Union as if there party per dsunionlss" ~"
This is the language of Uhig unionis' and of Lo-
cofoco disunonsl-and that the Wing will head
it. Otherwise, it will sacrifice the of many moro
estates Rights Wings" than it possibly hope TO win
from tho Democracy, who BIZ bamooozled by such
pseudo "union argon 1t will be the Wings fault if
it shall be warned from its suicidal by its
party friends
We have shown how the Wing can date for Congress in
this Dsrc, is regarded BY his party beyond the limits
0! the District, and how warmly leading Wing journal
the opinion that union man. principle
sor him. 1t pleasing The other hand how differ
caly nominee is appreciated. ofhm the New Orleans
Delta says:
Judge Cnskic, the candidate is Of the ables if
not the very ables Of his aSe, in the Union. Whilst
boy he gave tokens Of remarkable talent which, Inc
Universty were developed the highest degree and ubse
9uenty when he entered pubic c gave him lead
ing position in political affairs of the Old Dominion. We
think il will be difficult TO defeat gentleman Of his ability
in that District.
But we have still more evidence 10 lay before Whig
That paper has lately thought proper vouch the Washing
Union chief witness TO maintain its position True
differ the Union the right OF secessionbut
the less that account, agree with IT, that the
and union Of the confederacy thoroughly depend upon
the of the Democratic party, which, everywhere
stands upon the compromise final settlement The
Whg cannot therefore, object the following dose from the
Union, its own witness:
THE WIG PARTY ABoLIToSIZED 21; @ ar TIE NORTH AND
The following complete and forcble this sub
jcct made by the Chambers Tribune hg journal Of
Alabama II shows only that this Southern Wing print
has the sagacy discern the truth, but tho manness
make frank confession of IT, lis statements Of fact and
s predictions alike worthy of notice. We commend
them readers:
Tie rhig marty at the South party is dead
s BY the presidential election, il will be difficult 10
@ specimens OF that species OF the great f"m"
1.-THE reason Of this extinction is obvious. Tie general
rule of hie affinity North is ABoLIvoSwARD the exceptions
are barely sufficient establish the rule. We do not know
why this is So the fact apparent The face Of The
the national zrhig party We tho South had any
immediate in the establishment of the protective
but acting in good faith TO northern allies the
southern whg party tied itself to unpopular issue and fell
with il. The which have received for this il
general alliance of northern whiggery with aooionsm, or
much the same thing, iree-soIsm
The northern democracy q. general rule sound
e sarcry question It must be confessed that e democrdt
ic rule Of constitutional construction Jurors the South ana
although this is bitter concession TO our rhg PRIDE TRUTH car
DOR and manliness, all compel lis utterancc
"The result Of this condit of public sentiment Norh
md South lU be apparent before the ncr presidential eec
ion I. Union ,chgs Of several Of the southern States are
making ready cnisl for the support OF The national demo
cratic nsf' @ Il ysaf ane H ss Eae
CAN oSLv ROUTED By THE OLD DEMOCRACY
The old Jackson guard the men 10 DC relied on ma'ny ~
II is hardly necessary to state how completely this view
of the state OF things al the North is confirmed by inc
whole sequence of recent political The general re-
nudian of President Fillmore by the northern wings be-
cau.e OF his adherence the Compromise-the present.
ment OF General Scu the whg candidate oy successive
hip con under the lead the most active ana cI-
nsnt whis frecsoilers of New York Pennsylvania Oii
Inds ua and Michgau-lhe express condition nnier whch
he nominated that the Sou!hls TO take hi ,ho psdss
The rspudiaon of the Compromise final Adjustment
BY every northern whg State convention when assenoco
since that passed-a plainly show tha' me
general rule of northern hg party Gni'y IS
How indeed can southern Why's anticipate anything else
when they remember the inaSputa6 tucs that during e
years Si6 and 5i7 the Northern Wing party in lis entirely
and in every Northern Stale, in literal strctncss va
proriso free roll crcry wing In ONCE
at time North of Mason and Dixons inc whether under
the Federal Governmen, the State Governments, was
lsagued with that organization, and that the proviso
incne all through he northern States was proclaimed tc
cardinal and Interchangeable cocirlnc OF tie whlg party
challenge the production OF single Instance in rcluti-
ion have stated to the nncnous prvisulsM
of the official Of the "hg paftyatmlrg That at the
Time referred TO- both President Fillmore ami Mr.. Webster
together with all the northern members Of General Ta
cabne al the Northern members oi the present cabinet
were conspicuous amang tho proofs OF our assertion "
oartv s towards free suism Win is the southern wing
I,,f the party affiliate, or il must die OUT
Il Look row At The South How completely are the con-
,usons of the Southern whg journal have quoted
irmcd In Mississippi, Georgia. and Alabama, the whiG
3ary as party in the field In those States The en-
ire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and wings togcher-are rushing
m TO the polls in crery instance under democratic eao
d and organization, throw the vote which under the cir
they deem best fitted to defend their section
rom tha, further anti-sIayey aggression TO which ih
If wing party of the Norlh both heretofore and now, ha
shown itself so prone This is tie history Of tho canvas
Tor Governor Collier in Alabaina, and up 10 tins um
or hless.s. Foue and Qutman in Mississippi, unt
Messrs Cobb and Mcdonald in Georgia. In Kentucky
e aud Tennessee general fact appsarS IN anothe
FORM In Tennessee the Wings declined all party issues o
the Compromise and losing the Congressional Delegation
almost TWO one the election OF seven Democratic con
gressen fully in favor Of the manenance o .o o,hpo h
sunpou-iase hink-that he was really more resolve
than Gov Trousdalc abide by the Compromise In hen
tucky TOO the Wings have been defeated in the guhenao
rial cunvass in no small by the tendencies OF m
i Wings there towards emancipation shown oy the mh
J. vote for Cassius NJ Clay.
The inference these facts ut the North and the ou
is irresistible. TO maintain the Compromise as hnal Ao
u.nent OF the sectional controversy the prevalent son
inent and fixed pupoae of the South. So to regard an
maintain il settled policy of the northern democracy
Thus once more Us Je;lhrsons day. is the mass OF In
g. northern democracy the natural ally ni The South In
movements parties there show deep instructive consle
lion Of this fact And under democratic administrator
pledged to principles Jefferson and Jackson and pss