Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
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= , hardy th,u,ni ,hat the dignity Mr.. EococKs 5
mind wo,d bend 10 Inc necessities of stump sper.n
yas therefore with some lnsasarn "i s'pf'So '' we
rom him uu Wednesday evening, one o lhe Des' SPec'
vr ,rly,.I from tie musings Mr.. BucpcK, In common
yi,h his associates the Dem1cTauc ticHs', nae oee ny
I ,rv in ,ne canvass address the Dempcracy OF re-
rsury bt he was prevented from accepting me lh'Na"h
,nt,l within n lew days past very ar+c nuioct o' IL.
r,zcns III Petersburg assembled 10 hear him on
venng. The Wings picked up M JOHN .. Lhhio' 40
nah. gentleman from oochAnd, who happGiie, !" Dc So
ournirs ir our city, and rrd tia against C' poe OK:
Mr BococKs opening speech was nastctly In IL he "a
rrytv Of The CONDITION. ui The Two partles-t Tue o'e nc
nrov CT, TO be utterly dsorganized and eXic' c oe ie
found incrc asng ia vco strength and inllaehcc. &c
oatty was not Ia truth paty at all, ior roesse" no
PRINCIPLES nri pursued pucy. 1t was held o2c'Hei Wy
no COMMON iathit strives not to uccoiiisa Any s'1
end The Democratic party, the cnniiury nave o.en
struggling ever since the foundation nl inc government,
ior the ascendaEcy Of certain great Pfihclpes' ue
ura wisdom of whc are recognized by the Itto r
BucucK demanded 10 know what were the Phtpss y" wv
Mhig party Mr.. FLEASa referred 10. answSt " VIZ rs rs
olu,ns of the Charlottesville Cunyention Then said hr
BucocK as these resolutions simply endorse lhc ItnE
mise belJre the adoption Of the ConproniSG ~ io' M
great Wing party professed no principles u al. ru, az w
MED that lu the hig party belonged inc cledit ol 'e ~
s,ge of ,,e Commom;se measures So far as they di Jus
;ce 10 the Son.h they opposed by ihe Mhis parry W.
Tousps just elected Whg Senator from ufore," "'n'.
thar ,ns South must look the Democracy iof Tue pc
ton of lis rights for in the Wing party OF INC Non nc
confidence be rep1sed-they are thoroughly sec2 ~
and denrnnal!zed Mr. b"cHcS e'i'""'r 80, He' ' IN,
rscy as the party Of the Co"s;ltu'lon i iiS s!'n '
and oiunctions were respected by ha Den9G'a'ic PtF.
If any proposed Of pubc policy BE- hsi ol luz
authority OF the Federal Government, te OshoT,ac pa.
seek not 10 fois upon lhe country But the wing party
in pursuit OF their schemes are never ies,Ianea py
constitutional prohibition or baiKed oi lheE WISHES ~
want of power 10 do what they desire Ais accounted 10
the condac, Of the the TWO parties in relation 10 e is us
Relief Ell. The Dcmoc:atc party sympa'hisc as e.!
inny with the sulferings oi The lIsh as that part
which has been identified wit! The na:fo" ana I'oGf ,
adccs of Native Americans, but they were not "ilEs
crafty even the peadings vi humanity by The Violation
Inc constitution they hat sworn TO support AR. nor1e
4 hc n
which snhorized Congress either expressly by iplca
lion 10 make donation from the public treasury 10 '"fe'S
na,ion II donation might &c made 10 inc i!s' 1o.se
nIJ win on,i aulhvry vu.e away the public funds
the sers of ;u sia and the mnions OF Austria f. hococ
adverted the charge against the Dsn!ocfac
candidate o. having voted FOR the Niinnt proVso. wac
u Johns IN voted for Inc Oregon B 'in'at and his p;1
vso had never been heard Of The Oregon Blu ohy prom
bed slavery north OF he Missouri COMPROMISE me- on
was in cunsunance with provisions. The "imo pro'is
affected territory South Of HE line OF 80 de- 81 nun @ az
anans its alopon Col Johnson voted upon every oec
son Upon other topics Mr. Bocock argued at enslN a.
perfectly to the satisfaction Of his audience Inc wing e