Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-03


ii %. ;lv nas he fulfilled high trust c,nsdut hi,
am, lie wrra.hs cluster around the Democratic bun
nc! this district bear witness 10 MS youthu ana gallant
prowess
~" am gentlemen very ,I4y, yours yours. r,rrvvr,
From Gov. Lowe Of maryland.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMEST A%SAroLis MD, NOV - ieoz |
Mcssis Richard o. iaSHino Nl. ~ ioiPhhs a"u o'"e's
| CnInTi,lGc :,
Gen,lc.ncn:-I have The honor TO acknowledge The re-
cent of your poilc note OF the l9'h ss'an', hVlhs me-
an bch.lC If the Democracy Of the city OF Richmond
IN attend the public dinner 10 be gwen on Wednesday, INC
4 pux.o in ceation OF the triumphant victory achle'
vrrv much regret that it will be in my power to be
,ra,r On the day named tho electors of Maryland will
meet here cast their votes for our Democratic nominees
and il would be inappropriate LOT me 10 aoscu1 my o
the of Government
With the assurances of my most respectful consideration
nave inc "O"O' - &c s0'' ''S0''' +. LOUIS LOWE.
| From Daniel S. Dickinson. Esq of New York
BISoHanpToS, Nov. 81, l652
Enn,amen-My true acknowledgements are rendered Tor
your polite rue inviting Join the Democracy 0! klch-
ann in public diner 10 be given at that place on inc Isl
proxno in of the victory achieved in the election OF
Fransln Pierce and William r. King; but regret 10 add
that Imperative engagements will not afford me mc 10 be
win yoG The occasion is which may well DC signal.
zed by festive ceremonals for is triumph CT constil-
tunal principles party machinery anu fisSohccEco
availability great political issue had been made tp m
Of the Union Over its impending fate the patriot even dou0t-
ed-hc good man rremblcdhe imd fled and the bad held
their accursed Sulumaa But the day Of trial cals and
mandate was rendered. clothed US il with or,noence
and in It's inaenccs terrible destiny vndeatel aud
upheld the institutions founded by our fathers anc 81 SIN
ole blow rxermna led great und powerful party as me
tpnenls of Heaven destroyed the offending c!ties OF the
plain To me- the result independent Of any party triumph
is especially crafty ing remember now hsGnty was
been sgnalIy approved by the people, WERE among many,
objects oblIquy and reproach and held up 10 faIIae
| ,ho, he ILL.,
clan the uwss dcmagoaue and the bcarcyed bigot-how
hcv were Missed assemblies visited with ndign!les and
ned with violence; and how even friends ieii oack
and like the Priest and Levite passed by on the DINER sue
But result suspicious establishes with emphasis,
evidence wanting the Intelligence o. me american
pcoplcther fidelity The constitution and The capacity 81
man for his government. Let then all true patriots re-
oce and the Democracy OF every section OF The Union CON
uiatc of every other, that the Democratic party re-
nudatnr the narrow sectional schemes which recently
heaened the disruption Of the Union, arc again united
upon the benign principles OF The constitution anu c S
The Democracy Of good old Virginia, although their pn-
cpes have never been tainted with sectional crsics,
can uuc in congratulations with their brethren who have
h.cn in anicon their day OF deiverance has conlei
and unite with them in invocaons TO Heaven mat cup
so ru..cd with all that is vile and deadly he hereafter per-
nci to pass. Be kind enough TO present my regards 10
my friends who may be assembled ana believe ne 10 oc'
most sincerely, yours, u. ,. piChiN"oN.
From General John E. Wool.
HEAD QUARTERS, Eastern DIVISION Troy Nov u loo2
gentlemen 81 received your invitation 10 JOIN yGu
the of December next 10 celebrate the triumph OF c
Democratic parry in The recent Presidential election NJ late
sickness and my official dulles will not permit me to avail
myself Of the honor SO kindly rendered.
This regret for would afford pleasure 10 exchange
sou,atnns occasion referred TO- with the Democracy
of Richmond, whose steady, civaous and conservative
patroa been devoted 10 The maintenance OF The
: Constitution ard The preservation of the Union
With considerations OF the highest respect, have the
honor 10 be your otedlcnt servant, JOliS T. NOoL.
TO Richard o. Haskins Michael Scagers Sc, Committee
From Honj. F. Hoilet,, Esq, OF Mnssnchusctts.
BosToS. Nov 26, ls52.
f,rr,lcmcn. 7 !ccDlv honor Of Invita-
lion from the Democracy of Richmond 30 unite with them
in celebration by public dinner, Of the triumphant VIC
tory achieved in the election of franklin Pierce and William
kim 10 the Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the Uni
led S,aies-and regret my Inability TO DO personally pre-
sent your festive board II would give me great pleasure
10 have opportunity express my nlEy obligations 10
n.rsona and political friends in your State for their gener
Gus manly vindicaton against false and unjust paln
tons. :,
Virginia sci the ball in motion which has rolled vic'o
ousIy through States; and the sterling dem
cracy her capital who have 50 galiny ana tilccVey
contributed 10 the restoration Of Democratic National AL
ministraon md 10 her magnificent minority oil
fifteen thousand encnrIy entitled 10 enjoy all the hon
os oi festive triumph They have the thanks OF ovrY
New England democrat for the zeal aud cy, with which
they in unison with The whole democracy of the South have
sustained the nomination Of the first New England Demo
Graf rysr elected President of tho United States. Virginia
gave her confidence in advance. She will not be dsAont.
ed in the iuElmeni.
In the success of nomination, and the establishment
Of national PLATFORM have achieved more even than
the Irismph Of parytlc pcrmanency OF the Union ty The
reunion oil the Northern and Southern democracy.
The great moral OF this election is the emphatic condem
nation, majority of tho S'"'s' ,nsI;sm IN M
|hs s Y2 ag nn2n o1ms The sound CONSTITUTIONAL Un
principle which party and our candidates nave "
umphcd will become the settle! policy 81 inc National
The South and the North will nike demand
il only guarantee OF the Union n inc ehts OF
tho States, and of the nturc tumphs of the Democratic
Marty; and only the highest sanctions ut public DUTY but
all auteccdents all The pledges and all the %
the President and Vice President elect give the fullest as
snance to the country that that policy, without dlstur-
will be all the departments, WIN
consistency, frmncss and fidelity.
What has been achieved in The Union, has also now been
effected in al tho Even in Massachusetts where Abo
ton;sm hitherto held lis strong hold and controlled Inc
State elected Senators Is the cooperaon OF
happy 10 that the Democratic party mas oe-
come essentially vii. become entirely disc nian-
glcd its unhappy alliance with Freesoism by the en-
tire defeat of the coalition in our recent State election
So that a! this moment there is State in the Union Yer
perhaps cxceptcd in which the free soil party any
political power, the balance OF power 10 tempt other
parties 10 tamper with It's disunon iereses Thus discard
ed by the National Administration abandoned by The Demo.
party every State and dscounIenanccd by The Union
men Of the Wing party who the memory o: Daniel
Wehsc rn political Erccsoilism left its will
become harmless il has been vndctve and dcnrncia
tory And the original purposes and pledges of the Consl
tuition leaving every existing incoming State to It's sole
sovereignty in all that concerns It's domestic relations VIII
be aned in the good faith in which the compact OF
Union the original Independent States, was formed
II ONLY remuirs now, cultivate this good understanding
between The South and North, in mutual confidence and TO
irc~n down ectionasm whenever and wherever II .ha
again attempt disturb The public peace. In this spirit o!
reunion the democracy OF the North sends greeting The
democracy ri The South, This sentiment:
The ,on Of lie Northern and Southern Democracy
WAYS nvncbl, and again triumphant lie, us stand
together upon the platform OF our nominating Convention
and the predominant principle OF our President clcc-"a
sucreJ Of the bond and true devotion
TO the common brotherhood"
Very respectfully your. obi. servant
B. +. HALLETT
To Aess. r. o. Haskins WIN. C. Tompsns, and others,
Committee.
From VIM. SeIden, Esq. OF Washington City.
VA HISGToN Nov. 80, 1862
Gentlemen acknowledge the receipt OF your polite IN
vation attend public dinner be given in ticimond
on the fir Of month"; in Celebration of the signal vic
achieved in Tho election oil Franklin Pierce and
| William Il King And nothing but engagements whic!
disregard could prevent my attendance, 10 enjoy
that delightful banquet which your patriotism and hospal
! ty have united 10 provide.
To evncc my respect for the public which You
pose celebrate offer reflections upon the value and
consequences U( noble achievement. Although fear
thar after the able dscnurses and speeches which have
often heard and in contrast with others which ahont TO
aud illuminate your festive board shall appear
prcsun2 iaubGr and only foil 10 the brilliant