Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
From tho Winchester Virainian. ]
PIERCE ANN ZINC

1.-THE child is christened ana his nume is" PIERCE =,
tIrocs the birth OF the nomination prutraced M
moi critical There Is neither anger doubt anon, -.
hing the united democracy CT The Union undertake n ~
complish. In ecctlng the prciinGaiies anohe, c,
paisn in behalf OF the principles the country lives ~.
they have lad The difficulty :Eici attends mumenro!
moi that which MARKS teSp-fa:c-fask. They have h.,
rendered hardy By strength, success and responsibility
yersy has touched them just Sufficiently nylao,a,e 49,
not to csrnay One-hait q the forty. nine bau.s cas- "
Baltimore would have shaken tho Wing party 10 oss
With The Democrats it was only brncng piece OF GYM,
tics for this mellow June weaer-jas as r-ra,e cs
will sometimes drpay his strength and scconttence -,
test that IL his competitors by laying his lou, 49,
on the first day OF harvest. There Is something y,r'
fine the spectacle OF the bold and hearty way VII
The Convention first marked out lis work cnd h,
bent 10 IL. The :or the Presidential cantiiacri
4 race of giants. In The present there wrrr SOW.
i;tevn a. statesmen OF tried talents and fixed Charge,
ara having around ,hcm the devotion such men VII ~
tract That any OF tnela shcut get majority IN -
Convention II eec.c! -o-! hopeless 10 expect TIA, a..
cauld curry twcii!s OF Ee wirie seemed liz w.,.
If DREAMS Loo: II tis obstacle, ans trn 0uG tie
enthusiasm: with ~ch II vas .ne;. One :" tie ia:s;
,n WAS Ia adopt the thirds rule by tnsa ;y,
=, ,nei And then they rolled up E.. sseevGs c-
laencec tie exciting an: afassing cot>e' d ;hc ball.
Hour a,cr hour a:l Gay after day, from early mornla,
ss d. they Keep ~ ihsr struggle, nobody yetIn.
.rii tered Del uites adhered 10 their iayuII,,
Il, tie last They would not have Gone 50 bur .9r
confidence tia, the great cause was secure ana could e.
vel. sc endangered 5y any ordinary expression d proa
preference .cn III, end Ct the week arrived Gn. J.a
necessary 10 m. he adhcsn. particular men gave w.g
u;.on 10 10 ~ but The work o! ioment nyucs
wa. united upcn unanimously. After all iti ie5scin;
a:s had received the stToH. AMI stead; support die .he
p.rsooa claims he brought! forward IN TIE na1s h
interests Of democratic principles and was al once sGoos
rs thoir .rprcsea tatiyr and ciia'npi1n
.Wuo - FRANKLIN PIERCE !'-wii DO question nut be-
come oi the whl:s WHO wanted the sane in
formation abou, James X. Po!a. We say souc !:
majority slsls, with The decided aEa Brilliant 20,
,onsc given the latter inerrogai0:y ana will ray
in tempting repetition CT i. Enough tha he his se;,
ms country in tne forum ard the field and followed his e
in retiring private lie without having coniracie. r.s
stain in either; that he IL pledged by his acts and ~..
throughput and since TIE SECTIONAL DISPUTE II sG;aa :.
COmromise intact and ward vi future blows a; Sts'a
riohs that his St1te-ihe which sen, Ley! Moods
10 lie cab;ne, and the Supreme Bench, offered hm !.
choice for the Presidency and th tie largest National Co
yen;ion which ever MEL has rattle" jna cGcicc.
Pierce Is called The "Southera Ctn!!,c, having ts;
brnrrht forward first bv the Iirgia!i drIeaaon after n
yo,e had been given Buchanan and Dickinson Geo'l
ard North Carolina followed, unanimously, and then the
nj the South and Southwest. TIE tremendous enthusiast
which attended his nom!nc,inn il the Convention AMI
shown by e!egraphic dpscaes al! over the coun;ty-A
IS well as Suuti-turnsnss guarantee as decided as
nu could now 81 that .e - destined 10 90 into the Wh
Hvu.s with ouch majority wi preserve Us rom Ca
Dbioisrn girpowder-sn and shes-a %-isn for a! least
nuorter of a century. SO m'ito II be.
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