Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-11

..,ov,v common interest, and unlvsrsa admratlon.,,
On what can VIC rely? Whittier can we iurn wi us nr
IN, Damocrocv fall AWAY disbanded by one tliso
no,I from these long cherished attachments ana iuhaa
mental PRINCIPLES? In the actual temper OF .e
very brink which twenty years Of discord be cqui.
have n, In 81 brought u.s. must democratic oI stad
vaen n federa disnnion1 See the relentless cras'e
onward by our organized opponents IN dnoa of active
ohuset,s and Ohio And what less man disppsed
af,,ion and support though ,nly and timluy .h
can be deduced from The recent if moi the
ny and Lancaster The revolutionary nw citizens while
revolutionary purpose is fragrant; ano c rest assured
II ia almost mpous to despair of the repunhc e
that the success of your projected Iec1 9 nrsrv
from every truly patriotic heart oau Man for restoring de-
1t is not for me 10 conjecture your pia ~ 's, ho
unitv Be il what il may in such HANDS mus. DC
honorable The Union, renovated oy s nm her beam ends
u WIZ hndhut righted placed on an even Keel
all points of her compass eveled ann every oe "a " '
bers equally burdened and eqay ouo'N
Ie ,h ie an ,o US that the hopes should be real
,ed m thar interesting occasn which inc committee e&
press that "cvery truce oil acelu'eu h h,,,,,d F
mase m,tim more than such fortunate event seems
wanting to ensure triumph OF sonnn pt'ncpes ~ your
STATE and indeed in every branch oi Inc eeneta govern
o.ae ahu' ,hne can your society," in my opinion more
men uno oy omee what you consider its original OBJ.
ec"soIsmniy 9sscra fIo nj Of our eouny
a me then to offer sentiment for the occasion
TTs nSrpendence the Popular Liberty and the Federal
Union of our Country
f-d;,,Iv wishing your meeting may be productive OF
.h rrhc ood and that its proceedings NAV impress our
liz ,.rs with the deep conviction that cheerful and
hoJence TO the constitution and the laws Is aoso-
at the present alarming crisis In our history
to preserve the Union
~ f FROM DANIEL 8. DICKINSON
II h bone Tint the sautary influences and sound nation
a, nncnles of Nh ancient and honorable society uY be
and dfused until every American shall learn the
raeve value of Unun and cherish ardent desire Tor
re n.rne,nity upon the true principles OF the constitution
md with due respec, the rights of sovereign States
have h honor 10 be- with high regard your friend and Tel
low citizen. - - ...,..r
We bore feel tie Deep the oil pervadng Importance OF al
aving fuGs on putty of soothing "acerated feelings
and of bringing the Democratic party back TO lis original de-
siun-of restoring its unity and efficiency. Transcendent-
nIsm is in those times overlapping its original boundaries
in the fields of speculative philosophy und Of religion, ana
invading the political world.
IL remains be SEEM whether shall be more successiu
in it's attempts aside the wise counses and measures
of The of this republic TO override the laws Imposed
nv Providence upon human society," than II has oeen IN
Germany elsewhere in perfectng the religion OF the son
Of God adapting il the condition and the necessities
Our hope is in the common sense OF The democracy
So much for the sentiments Of distinguished "Hunksr"
Democrats, which come up to the true standard.
We have looked with curiosity 10 the responses OF
leading Barnbuners whose led TO the present fatal
State Of New Yorkand Tomorrow we
shall give some extracts from their letters to the Tammany
Committee OF Arrangements.