Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
FRIDAY MORNIN(. NOVEMBER 5, 1852.


that II haa nrany stood up for freedom aud the rights OF
man. (Cheers) Gentlemen, am native OF the state Of
New Hampshire; nave lived there long all my life; aad
know well the democratic candidate and know ~ ynr
know lha, he has been assaed ciulIy vlry and falsely
and am therefore, no, surprised that the young ntt .
New York cluster round him. and eVnce the same devotion
for him which is shown by the young men r Nr"
Hampshire (ChrcTs) He has been assled, say, crn
ely and falsely lie has been called everything AMI wha
+ the result? Why, it has shown that whrh al"aysls IN
result when right is the eide Of him asSailed-ha h
is like tried goldpurc and untarnished Truth may b.
= concealed hut il will ultimately triumph The reputation .
Franklin Pierce We all know suirrc but he has beer
freed from those oase and cruel chages First he was dc
nounccd as coward. What Is the universal voice oil th
army on that sutIecll Why General Scott and all other
agreed that he is gallant brave, honorable and high mind
Ell man. Fc, Ike !S iaie volunteered IN me service q
his country His old father, you know" in the days Of IN
revolution, valiant!y Burkc HI anG Their nneh
lo his country, and he ea ned Il s poiCa
edncayn and he has Instructed lis son I" be faithful ar
true 10 those principles which he chcTi:l, h Bic Tia
old lahocd wIih Jackson; w!lt J.ir>"n, VIZ, Madi
son, and win al the lights OF troccY ior he ad
vancemenl OF democratic principles; ht he too Eis bee,
assalled IN his gnvc-at has been opthd 10 assai
The memory of that good old In oT'tcr To cast pf'Ju
dice and evil influence upon his son. That son. gen
tcmen, has done like his father He was offered
after he from The Senate ., the U"cd States, ctrY
thing thar N"w Halnps,i.c could give tlrn 1rry ulrrc;
IL send him again lie Senate; ihy Offered him "i
in The government Of the Si1 they offered him The A!i"r
ney Gcneyahip cI the SlAichut none woni he hcrtr'-
Tn President of the United States offered him the o!cc
Attorney Gcucr" u The United Stacs; bul YOU Know tat h
said TO him" will leave my native Stale aaa'n Gn
less called upon defend my county in rlrr Of war
cloud ch"crs) That cali made; aud then promptly
did franklin Pierce respond, for he enlisted Pm
vale in the Town Of Conc,rA showing the young men o
country at r determined 70 stand by the nallona
flag and induce them HE like. II had lis influence n,
went down IL Mrx u, pcriled his lie iGt his country
and returned h"mc with the approving voice ni the
whole army and tc,rs Go sick soldier, aud SH hin
about General Pierce ard he VII! tell you iiit franKi
Pierce gave all his money, and surrendered oil his comforts
assuage sncrins Of the Sick hrers) Ii il known
ard upon recnrd He did not do this looking 10 high
he atiunu
great principles included in HE platform OF our party al Bal
moe il commcrdrdit 10 his Judgment and these ihlTgs
commended them The good and he knd eurt 0 Franklin
Pierce Chccrs) |, then, knowing him, can say hal M
record is clean, that he il pure OF heaI patriot
in all his feelings, and statr"c,an worthy OF hsh po-
son As Ardrcw Jackson was asSaIled lie has bren as
saiir! and in my opinion he will out OF the White
House with reputation like unto Ancrcw Jackson Loud
chcersD Gentlemen YOU know IT,. history Ot New Hamp-
shire we'll and you know that for the last twenty years
federalism has had pGwc there once and only once;
and General Pierce hOn 10 any other man in eur
Stale. do the determines resolution ot hc drino-
cratic party sustain these principles We had ari.ic-
lions there, but this mans grnins, ms ecqufncr, his
pure and exalted patriotism, have brought our party
and he'd them together unit Til they have re-
solved in the midst of conflicts all the country stand
ny the Union by The constitution, by the conpronise'o
quiet all disscnons and 10 sustain franklin Pierce in his
declaration that knows North south no East no
West but The whole Union. (Chees But General Scott
said by friends be the and tev ask what
Pierce 10 do2whnt do wc expect from him! We expect
lhink more Of him than merely declare his principles
declare his love fJr this that man-o love TIC Irish
boguc and German We expect han that Of him
We xnect certain wei! knowu and well defined principles;
and will du thus Tor his nncss is Sufficient and his pa
tfiosm is sufficient Loud cleers A"i he VIII, IN my
grent receive the APPRECIATION u The entire d"ocfalc
party The he will pursue in the adniristra"n he
goes il fout free and do not believe man r":n Iis
earth knows his opinions in relation to cabinet oi!re 10,
he is entirely unshacked He there the crain ol
the democratic party and will recognize all his democratic
friends who the democratic fold He has not asked
the suages of the people by any al capdndm operation
He beire the American people and stands upon his own
| a.
Kentucky; he has hunted i;r nothing except in The general
hunt of running mo hs hnc C'ccrs and uuehterl
That he has reraiedl. Cor pis-h""i The
coon in The State of New Hampshire; ard now hc is 10
be captain in the general hunt 10 hole Coon Scott and
all. tCheers) He stands high, and his p'''"f,
ism stands upon sound and solid ioollng, nnd
'he American people believe hat he VIII ndmln-
iter The government upon the principles "i Justice VIA!
the principles Of General Scott What III DC me sul
ding gh OF his administration We know what will 2uiHc
Franklin Pcrccs administration. We know II VIII ne, by
lie establishment democratic rule and that thr language
of the constitution will be his polar VIII n be 50
with GcEtrGl Srol2 Has he not one face tor The South
aud o,hcr the North Gene,a Sc"ts principles ar
like piruca vessels painted resemble mcrc@n n'n II
il were doctrines should assem-
bic here night Union men, for the prin!' rs pto
csstd by The democratic party have alone Kept Il iI" DC
ing asunder; and il mp"s.tie hat II can 81 sus
taned except by the following Of the sct lei o t
c0nstitutn which the democratic party have always OBJ
served The constitution is The instrument which will guide
Franklin Pierce IN his administrations and should any ad.
wind blow the old ship upon cc-sh"c, nc IS M.
guide her away into iree "!;rn deep ana sal.
L
General Scott to declare whn. his principles arc IN
any place, except around New York. see moth
ing of the kind VITA but here in The nan":Ac'
turing districts they talk about protection Nhat docs
their platform mean, if it anything Have
they said expressly at BiIimore tnat 'ari sui
fcicni for Tie wants government in time 4" peace
10 this? Have always conienied Tor 'ni s"iIi'
ccn Tor the of the government! Nnw, HEY abandon
The high tariff for the protection c the manufactures o o'
own country they have yielded the point that The srC'
construction Of the constitution is the only safeguard "'
this county Take this matter OF proecuon, ana wha y
IN II only asking every here 10 pay an aunitonai
for his sugar. un and every ~ @ussary OF ne ana
the from the wealthy and tncnt and place I'M m
upon The shoulders Of the poor wh eight or Ten cfl-
dren. e is ts who puts The money Ia the noc cri
and whose bread IL taken nut Of his mouth Tor me aVntd
few. (Chcers) This ttn"i" ri TIC whi5 party sa a"t
and nnsound General S.us ba.ney in hs excursion !"
the West He "e"' There i"r what! "hy oHcau aus" u
man Smith said 10 him. 'ticnenl scott, must make -
show, by God beat. (Lnuahicr.) And he went
nut TO make show ard has been travelling all over lhf
country alternating 10 catch the lh aEd German p"pun.
ton by his admiration Of their lungunse; bu t'ink tic
Is mistaken in hi calculations, i1r Sec around m"
many Itish councnanGcS and | am convinced By Thea
| "xpresson that their hearts bent in unison with ih
,mocratic parry nf this country (t,ecrs) Has Frank
i'm Pierce said anything about The Tish brogme! MIS-
:eftanly not. He extends III" right hand oi tlcHdsh
| every man--let his birth place be where !. may
| Sho curnus here aud stand by the Amctca'
constitution Wherever hc hla birthplace or iatt th
ic ls regarded American c!,z~n What does GtnsI
Scott say in relation 10 this POM! he snYs nat he "'S
oubing few years ago when some Disturbances ttnts"
the streets u New TJIk aud he became h'ed "lth .ndi4
,arion whether the naturalization llws should not D.
hanged and c down in hS h"te! 10 draw mp lie i'n!h
lhc Native American pa:'y, 20 exclude i"ieeh"'s
from the right of franchise IL is hi5 own cGtiaf
uun for he he doubling beiwcen reqhnS a fts
years and the repeal u The law on ,"t sa
ect Now The result of this he, that every foreigner
who comes this country cannot ENJOY irccmana rights
| md is entirely excluded from the right OF voting Dors MOI
everybody know The naturalization a"s must be UNI
form By the principles uf the democratic party, The pco
est nan the land has much right 10 Vote ns Tie wealth
Ies and They u'tey dsc"untsnance III" idea thai mere
should be any property Qualifications In t@sad TO V"'ih&
The speaker concluded his remarks by advising the sufor
ters Of Gen. Scott read the reports Of his vaI"n sctc
as published in the Herald; which, he had no doubt ""u
convert them 10 the principles of the democratic paty anu
sta led his conviction thai the second OF November
the Empire State would give most overwhelming majority
for Pierce and King
OVERWHELMING DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH!
Pierce and King elected ,rith Immense Cndni'nity
The omnipolent verdict OF the people says the Union" hs
been pronounced with emphasis aaI power tanscehiing
oven onr anticipaions and predictions co0den! and san
orine as these have been Not only Pierce and King
triumphanily elected and The principles ard policy 9! lie