Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15


inc in forming the constitution they desired and ncorpo
a,g in that instrument such provisions and features as
- ,cr,ntablc them, they DOW seek TO accomplish their
BY loose and unauthorized construction OF the pow
re- r that instrument The Wing party have never been per-
dmrnn the whole period oil our history to hold the rens
va for two successive Administrations "a voice
49, yer will" hurra they have never been able TO OBJ
.in mower except when the Democratic parry a ueen rent
nd,r ~ unfortunate divisions VOICE 1!at t'oe mo
W.; ,,,instraon has been lair anu Pefcc repre-
of the popular sentiment OF tnis couu!, ~. us
yery reason that their principles piactces ann bor
:, r,r ,rth The general genius oil ms government
wal Nv ho ve never been able retain public confluence
ong enough 10 require reelection 20 III young A'ci
cnVhit 'em again"-ha! nal a; ,ho lie, ;o,r
mare ,ny ming in their conduct during INC iast iou
40 ones them to more confidence than heEeoiorei
d. r. not bsen the wing party which mas urraYeo one seq
another and father against son, ana son against
o rho nilars of the republic have been made 10
iTmhi,1 All the usurnaons Ut me icoe1ai eoVefnntn
and ,hc infringement of the reserved flsh's Oh te o'uc
~ tho naone have been the legitimate consequences OF
: 49,, n,nstruc;iun of the Constitution LOOK, 100, gen.
ansn n tho Gaiphnism the Gard!netistn anu oler sums
distracted from the public treasury suoHil " Sou
- - .rsn,o ui REGULATION and extravaganza, ana Inc
al the putc money have not prevailed under hiS
Sin;.Iraon and extending 10 high pubic nnGiion
nries They have utterly despacd 81 ie pno'ic Gonusn
han Inns made the largest grab they can duiraS, ana
80. ~ ro il, Young America hit EN- again repeat
these things moi in the way OF abuse 10 "ohho any an
feeirr but call attention 10 hcm Us The necessary result
f las. and unauthorized construction oi ID" WHICH se
AZ the base OF their political Greco.
Cs,,I.nen continued Judge Douglas you must return
n rrit system accountability and uid pno'c oln:efs
,oerorshlc 10 tho law ani conlac the expenditures within
h i,s OF the appropriations previously MADE by Congress
Let not this Wing administration escape under the plea at
Democratic Congress, has furnished mem c heAs i'i
their njstitabe extravaganza lhev haVe oeeh ho'e ~
fell nv millions how much money they want "nen hey MAKE
their estimates. Laughter and Gppausc Inc troops IL Is
said arc starving the frontiers ana every o
Tho government suffering for the want oil money but thcy
and an excuse for this by saying that Congress mas NOT pass
ed the deficiency BILL (enewed laughter, and cries Of
.go little giant when IN tact thry never can .G III"
much thew want the time Of the rcgua. npr:opianns.
There is remedy for this great abuse but in change OF
government speak simply OF this administration
Su, OF all Wing administrations because it who
The executive is Wings must follow WING instincts una
come 10 the same results. Wild iurras
II you lock into foreign relations you find no more
cheer The patriotic Americas heart than you 10 IN our do
mesic Has the American nag trhiled lower IN
tie duet before luc:sr power !haE has under Tie present
whig rule2 You fnd when American ctZens were shot
and Duchcrcd in the Island OF Cuba in violation OF treaty
slipulaluns instead Of this administration demanding the
satisfaction which the outrage and ndgnity demanded ey
themselves with making apologies for the cohouc' VI
American citizens. Applause
Judge Douglas continued considerable length ana oein2
asked what majority Illinois would give for Pierce ne re-
pird you will name he majority for New orR, iehnsy
Guna any other democratic State, anu aud ouoo W a
and you have my answer.
General Joseph Lane followed, declaring himself tEe nap
pest man in the world, congra ulatng he democracy on
The Baltimore nominations. He believed The Dci'ocra.ic
pnry best calculated govern tho country ana lal m
Wings destined To be excluded from the govern
Frank Galahcr OF Baltimore declared with General
Pierce as our leader shall blow Gen Scott and the
Wing party to the moon. Great laughter ,
Tile Hon Alexander Buel OF Michigan; Hendrick b.
Wright of Pennsylvania, and other gentlemen, addressed
the meeting.
The meeting nj ten O'Clock, nllcr nine enthusiastic
cheers for The nominees adjourned and the greater portion
of The vast assembage headed by Marsoctts band repair
ed 10 the residence Of The Hon. William K King The band
having played beautiful air Mr. King made his appearance
and received by nine hearty cheers
SPEECH OF ". e. KING, ESQ.
Mr. klSa on appearing before the crowd: was loudly
cheered and spoke as follows:
Fellow and Democatsater the many eloquent
and prcbe democratic speeches you have heard this even
ing from The most distinguished men OF our county, niue
remains for me say but simply return you my sincere
thanks 70! the respect you have manifested TOWARDS me- as
regards myself pleased the Democratic Convention 10 Sc
ec me as one the standard bearers OF tue democracy
Whether that selection was wise one or not II remains 10,
The democracy decide. For myself can ony say Itu'
there were many others who would probably nave been ape
10 have borne the banner aot with more vgo energy ana
ability than myself But, so far as my power cxsencs'
whether sia IL am in the ranks whether I, am il in
command Loud Checrs.] You oil know, ieliowei!-
izen that the names OF many ean' nnv oos Of
whom so far as | know, the democracy OF the
country would have been delighted to support and place III
the highest position ofhonor In the mIp!ti.y n NJ op
IONS however the nomination fell upon Franklin ficce OF
New Hainpshre-a against whom inc tongue oil cai
umny cannot single breath that would lan MS af
fame Loud ceera He has stood oy e r.nepss
rom hem He has been 10 his country, true 10 MS
pany true in Ill relations Of fe public AMI domestic,
civil and social such s n" ec are
others who would have been equally nccePapc dr."
mocracy of our country but had lie selected, and
Franklin Pierce is that (Ch.ers understand, irl-
cztns and reJocId 20 hear H. that those gentle
who have been presented and held up to the public as
candidates for the presidency and who have had many and
devoted friends have forward and with The mugnanm
y that became them, have pledged themselves 10 exert
every in behalf Of the who has been Illuminated b
their democratic friends. To those permit me 10 say all
honor IL due The country will honor Them the democratic
marty will honor thcm and In days they VIII b. re-
membcred not only with gratitude but they '.ill he ra;nsn;
bcred In such way show that their nlaEhi6l-
nous conduct is priced and appreciated by The Who'll:
democratic party Of The country lGreat cheering For
hoove The democracy of tho land 10 unite In placing me IN
the second office Of The shall discharge the dn.
ties that GevOlYe have ever cndeavoed 10 dis
charge every public lrnsthoresy, faithfully and Jealous
w. If not with ability Loud cheers. To your city OF
Washington. fellow citizens, avo only to say, that my
public speak for and show tho estimation IN which
have ever held the people of this District and The DISPOSE
ton aave ever manifested 10 promote what conceived 10
be their beat interests. and 10 contribute 10 the anTnng arc
Identifying of your city, 70 make il convenient and
pleasant, residence FOR al persons 10 MAJ visit H. and thus
render ii co.a:n 20 continue III peEHanrh. seat o! ne
national government. loud cheers From nc you nilis;
not eyn speech You have heard tonight spcucbr.
that wonId do no dscredit the cain n that
have lived any age and could not hope therefore, 10 en-
terrain you again thank you or this mani
[Thc honorable gentleman then withdrew amidst g'tat
cheering.
The band again played several pieces md the crowd nd.
Iourned after many Cheers their respective homes. EIs
ended the proceedings Of the nights night which viii be
long remembered b. the democracy Of the District.
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JAMES BUCHANAN-PENNS}LV AN1A.
The following teegraphc despatch from The distinguished
son Of the 'Old Keystone STATE" rep? address,
ed To him by tho President Of the Jackson Democratic As
sociaon Of Washington city, received too late to be
read before the meeting in tina; city on Wednesday
night II affords much pleasure 10 have the oppoftn-
nifty Of placing thus early before readers this charac-
tersc letter from tho grcg! Pennsylvania statesman:
LANCASTER, JusE 10. 1852.
Sir: In your Geographic DESPATCH il affords me
pleasure declare that Pierce and King snail receive my
coraal support They both devoted Tie good old
caus Of rights democracy and worthy 10 lead the
democratic victory. Men are hat the creatures Of
day. Wills; principles are eternal. democrat Is un.
worthy Of the name who would waive his personal pref
crcnce among good for the cake OF the
principles OF his party. Yours, very resnectinlly,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
ToJ II. Hoover,
President Jackson Democratic Association.
Cor Henry DOipe had nyited 10 address the