Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17
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his colleague
The Savannah Georgian expressing Ia @a'''i.'''" ''
the Democracy OF pcnns, vania, at 'tici' ~, ~"
have marched straight up the slavery q"es''' 1us!
that 40 The influence o: three men we at''u"' Wv
attitude now held by the Democracyo ''e NY ~"
They re Buchanan Dallas and Forney' foo' u .'' ,
svvonian Let us not withhold from 'hei 'e P"t winch
is their due" ,
How much more consonant TO JUSTICE arc ''eS' ''"'N
10, ho tnh,o. Of the Charleston Mercury which, Ia
,;. -, .i ,bo Free Soil n York Evening Post, finds
nI;, Good n in pennsy vunia but all roltenness and
corruption! o
, Indebted 10 the holiness and sound views oil Judge
Woodbury. Tho Democratic Suite Convention OF NC"
amosbre have recently adopted the following resolutions
resolved That the present is fit and appropriate time
FOR the democracy OF New haiiisnnae a. asu Ma ~ M
I h.r wishes as The man they would prefer 10 have
n hear alolt the Republican banner in the great ma
I contest soon 10 be entered upon; that the TACT that
New England has yet had the honor OF presenting Il
n,uocrac" candidate for the Presidential office seems 10
nd il lust that this favor should be extended TO her al TINS
i'm md with due Difference to The claims OF other eminent
r.nnbcau champions spoken OF in this connection we vie"
;Ih sincere qualification the spontaneous demonstrations
cb are being made in many sections of the country IN
f,vor of New Hunpshires iaVorte distinguished
their first choice for the exalted Office oi
] Chief Magistrate OF the nation.
RpsO
WoopprEy for the Presidency we feel that will be WORK
of supererngaon say anything OF his qualifications which
ST. him to fill and adorn that high office for his eminent Ia
ens his sound craftsmanship his great experience IN Puo
liz affairs his unwavering "Democrac principles and ar
den, devotion the republican cause his mness and ener-
uy of character his unrng industry and his virtue ana IN
erry are known the whole country and that we present
his the Baltimore Convention with pride and pleas
ure and with confident antcipatons that will meet the Ia
yor and receive the confirmation OF that body.
Resolved That however earnest may be our desire or he
nomination Of distinguished fellow Citizen vet the De-
mocracy OF New Hampshire will abide They erer hare aone
the will of the National Convention, and will be iond IN
1882 they have bccn battling side by side win Inc
Democracy of her sister for the of our pnc-
pies and cause
The Convention nominated for Governor Luke Wood
bury by vote of 1875 50 given for John Sullivan They
also chose Charles G. Ahcon delegate large TO the ma
onal Democratic Convention and Albert r. a'ch his al
,ernae They also adopted resolutions the following e-
feet:
rhat the Democratic party is party OF the Cniontat
will ever remain true the Union in whole ana IN
the adjustment of the great question o tue
the best for the peace and honor OF the country
Convention comedies with the sentiments oil lie oVeho
message respecting the Compromise measures u
conditional obedience The law is The constitutional duly o
every good citizen and the OF national ana
the action of the State Senator and repre-
sentative in Congress is worthy OF approval
To Cuss in Michigan, Douglas in Illinois, Bright and
Brown in Indiana Seymour in Connecticut, are also
greatly indebted for the sound and conservative attitude OF
those States The Democracy should rejoice in the number
of able advocates in every portion of the North and West
ready uphold their flag and sustain the Constitution und
the Union.