Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
nTHE UNION DEMOCRAT"

/
Is the title OF new handsome and spirited Democratic
journal us established in Manchester n. H. by James ~
CsmDbe Esd the former accomplished editor Of the Fred
ecksturg Recorder Its editorials full Of point strength
and sound sentiment 1t pours hot shot into The ranss oi
the aboonsts exposes their hypocrisy and blows up thef
miserable plo.s for agitation. Witness the following
GONE WAY TO KEEP UP EXCITEMENT. - The
Aboonsls are determined tina, neither the pHolio nor the
fugitive SLAVES, shall have any respite from TINS ponuess
and perncious In the absence 81 actual arrests
they work themselves into ungoveraoc fury upon mere
preences oil danger.
monw ath Office Boston, New Bedford with Intelligence
that steamer had been Chartered md supplied with an
hundred armed men, for the purpose OF making defsonst!
ton upon the negroes OF that city The excitement was
intense course; and every preparation was made 10 wei
come the invaders with bloody hands to nospltahe graves
But no appeared and II was soon discovered ul
no such exnci,iun thought or IL vas all Vii
sinous fiction gotten up crafty morbid pass ior eN-
element and promote the election OF Charles sumner 10
the l.. S. Senate"
The "Union Democrat also places tho noble Democracy
of New Hampshire In lis true and highly honorable position.
Though through their Roman rnness and devotion TO pTin
CHILE and 10 the Constitution they suffered partial defeat
in the election they command more than ever the
and confidence OF their brethren every where They
compose solid nce around which the true friends OF the
Constitution and Unon may coalesce, and, firmly united
dety the hoarsc wave of fanaticsm. AS New Hamp-
shire brother says
1.-THE Democratic party OF New Hampshire was never
stronger or better prepared TO enter Into Presidential con-
tcst than at ibis moment II has maintained its integrity and
sercspec against assaults of faction, and the strong
est seductons of policy II might have HUNDRED the each-
e,y of John Atwood-it might have assented without &C
live participatiop reasonable interpretations when
Atwood and Goodale sought introduce into It's ceed and
il cannot be denied strong considerations OF present
advantage demanded such course We might nave eecie
more of candidates, and we might nave mad nominal
minority of thousands; but we should have sacrhced our
M and The respect of Others and forfeited all ca
m the confidence of the great National Democratic party
But now stend erect, even though defeated strong
in conscious integrity can go into the next election WIN
moral ycor which scarcely fail OF the most brilliant
We have the sympahies OF Democratic broth
rem every where-we stand shoulder 10 shoulder with the
friends of the Union, all over Tue nave sucs
the rsl blow Tor the peace and integrity of the Inon and
now stand in position repeat with double effect in the
Presidential contest OF 81.
In this connection the following testimony o 'ne
~ V Mirror, National Whg) that to certain extent tine
Northern Democracy more reliable than the Northern
Wbics Iii Wing that thus rebukes its brethren of the
abolition Whgs'
nhe new Senator from Ohio) is Free Soil Wing and de-
ermiaed opponent of the fugitive slave law, VIII nave 'hE
effect of alternating still further the Northern and Southern
Wings The Wings OF the South fully committed in
favor of the fugitive slave law the Abotonlsts can pos
sbiy be against it, How they coalesce therefore, IN
Presidential contest The Boston Atlas is pursuing the
same suicidal policy when exus the election of Tuck
and tho triumph of the New Hampshire Abolilionists
st will be from the extract which we have taken
py the Union platform, and that the Wings have coaesced
with the Free Sellers whenever such alliance was avail
able.
"Now then suppose tho Wings of the South convinced
that the Democracy of the North willing to defend
the constitutional rights Of that section OF the Union than
the Wings what vii be the result viii they absolute
" refuse political ties with party who constant
" assaing them VIII the people Of the Southern
States in body, form alliance with the Northern De
mocacy for the purpose OF overihowng the a2itators7-
These suggestions which submit the consideration
OF the Abolition Wings"