Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
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,r,o prokidonc,-1.aao Douglas. ,ar. nuoi,ausii.
see from the Enquirer Of Tho 2Tlh u you have pup,
lshed 10y eQue>t,) from California paper, poGfapiE"'
sketch al Senator Douglas. This Ike on your part
the claims ana qualifications OF all The distinguished men
have been named for The Presidency should be iuty ana
fairly lid o.orc your readers TO the end mat they may Ht
eide and act Justly upon the ol all before the meeting
f the National Convention. No unnatural warfare sou
be wage bv the ns Of oil the candidates against uh!
Of the urhccs-iUr word for it, we Shall
our a]plcn: strength require the entire vote OF me "o
party defeat the enemy. agalnst Judge Dousus
have nong say he deserves well OF ms parry anu ms
country and th@ time may and probably VIII come VIC" y
viii b. The duty and the pleasure OF the Democrailc party
J ceyat in the Presidency. IL present. III perfectly
proper 10 weigh well the claims Of ALL and decide accuro-
" Tor him who seems have the strongest It's WIN
these feelings that have This morning thrown aside al
pfcdilectons aud paralcs, and with conscientious desire
10 do full Justice all have looked To the candidates per
sonaly Sectionuy and politically the result s IN epery
point Of view in my opinnn James buchanan possesses
claims and qualifications unsurpassed cquaeo, os any
OF lis personal character, man living has sa,a aueh'
against and OF character himself can WITHOUT oes
branded as sandcrer by all who know NJ! b.
His public acts, for twenty-five or thirty years nfe mat
tiers OF story. They are known 10 every Intelligent man
in the country. Where is the Democrat VINO can assh
then2 Have they not been wise, just and enlightened!
When President Polk elected he did not possess an en-
nrgcd national character. He was known TO he man OF
talents, and known 10 he sound on all TIC great cues
lions of the day He was known possess good ludg
men and in selecting Mr.. Buchanan the head OF his ca
bnc hr gave evidence vi il 10 the American people, Al
no time the foundation OF the government nave we
had delicate and important ocioe 10
the management which required prudence Judgment tact
experience .mncss, foresight and wisdom on Inc pat o
the President and his whole cabinet nut espccla} Tue
rcary of State OF The able and successful manner In when
our domestic and foreign relations were Managed II would
be Of tlmo 10 write Hlih!n Inc last ie" iohis
the dangerous doctrine Of "interven,on has been lnir"
duced and regret say has found favor in me seht Of
sonc from whom had right to expect ana Old eSpec
better things On this subject Mr.. Buchanan occupies pre-
csely the ground he did in 1876, when the Panama DIS
cusson took place. The following is an extract from MS
| speech:
pursuing independent policy. TINS pain mas couuc'cu
us 10 national happiness and national glory Let US never
abandon it, II is time for more To go buck TO mrs
principles and declare the world that the policy OF WASH
ingon has grown old. Union ut home, ana lnaeprn
dencc oil foreign nations ought 10 be our olca ihaA
inns Lei us do good to all nations but form entangng d.
liances with none" ,,,
The great State of Pennsylvania has, with remarkable
and unprecedented unannity presented Inc name OF l
Buchanan who is and has been for the last twenty years
cher fururle ' her sister States as candidate
| sister Sa,cs-but especially on Virginia Virginia has
had four Presidents Pcnnsy lrana gave each majority o
her votes No President has been elected by the PEG
ole without The of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania mas
never had even n Candidate nominated by Convention OF
Congr ssonal Caucus for the Presidency She mas never
had bu one Vice President. She has seen the East TIC
West North and Souhai all honorcd with the Presiden
cy She has iUrborne 10 press her Just claims Al s sI
comes forward and presents one every way quaiea anu
asks justice shall be extended 10 her and TO num- no"
Messrs Editors ask you, and through YOU every une'
hearted Democrat in Virginia. if il will be ic'Se, grat
just safe disregard the appeal which is thus made 10
youl This done once before You Kno" me eSui.
j. hoped and believed it will not be repeated. Cen Scott
will unque,tionQbiy. be the Wing candidate II IS known
he has great strength with the masses in pennsylvania
In that State there is very large class OF voters a do no
properly belong any parlyl is what s called "a hoalng
vote; the people, doize "Ja'nes as they call hlm-hey
have State pride, and would give 10 him. an active ano
cordial supnnrt But let another receive the nomination
and Ger Scott the Wing candidate the drum and File
be sounded and word COR it, the vote OF Pcnns! wanna
will be put in jeopardy II indeed II Is not lost 70 te Deo
cratic ua,iv Can we afford 10 lose Pennsylvania These
hasty remarks made in spirit OF dlcation-ou' as
tntly EARNING by one, who has ever been
! 4 REprRLIcAE OH SCHOOL.