Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

n ,ho obsuIu CnaTutS u DpItlunlsH "iiIH ~ - -
a. any Of its abolition allies, can manufacture OF o'"s
against MN. o,,,c,eurv vcur or,,Iicn, servant.
Hon. H.. HipuARp.
MANCHESTER, IN. HI July l5. 1852.
"a, Sir. observe in the Republic of Tuesday last, an
,r,,rIe copied from the abolition "petnoc,a. - en- MS p; nm:
a''I ~; 10 give an account Of the speech Oh uGn lclce
~ Nav Hnston, in December last. l nceu hot 'el 10 Ia.
mo account is a tissue Of Ialsch""ds ron ntH" NJ uomn,,
u -. o,I,cIs, less familiar than yourself WIN !Ne" lamp
nut : or"ic and politicians, cannot be presumed 10 nave
-" :" sane assurance, | enclose Two or three copies y. ~. - -.
. na from Inc abolition press here, 10 SHOW ne es,n'
eHm ~" :, vyhirh Gen. Pierce is held by that iacilon al h.l'c.
" Won will near from Us again, and speedily, IN te.s'e"''
10 lie New B l5nIv' ro ouus'"s. JIM. CAMPBELL.
Hon. VI. NOaRIs.
THAT our readers may sec fully the character OF the two
abolition journals in New Hampshire which have slandered
General Pierce, we subian the following specimens OF '1
ubuse ard vituperation with which their columns are haea;
From III. loirrsn!cn. Democrat. April Is. ls52l
TIE NORRIS GAG.-By an oversight in making up
orr paper last week, The article nom the Natlonai Fra ~
which ,llusion was made in our leader, was omitted. we
insert il to-day again calling attention TO the inortl!lhs
uos,rion in which such dastard'y crouchln2 10 70 ro'"
,,ynirh no honorable STAKEHOLDER could be found 10 40, p!actIs
The STATE of New Hampshire. The senators from SCUM
Carolina and Virginia announced, n year or TWO since, Nv
THEIR oppusiliun 10 the i:ee exercise ol ,he hluHi VI 20
~,n. vas forever al an end. They have krpt tic!r Wot'-
/, a. h.cn reserved 10 New Hampshire 10 renew, 'hfnuSa
one OF her Lespicatle aoughiaces, an outrage On d s"n -
III ia as free government itself, and held 50 sacred mat very
few Of the most arbitrary cGSpot' Va 'N "rN
dared attempt 20 suppress y. c.;,,, .oo, "a,
What man. what democrat, what Christian does n't
hIrsh fnr his Sta,c-ayr, ir his racG-that such Il crohchhi'2
sIayr.spanirl as Hoses Norris belongs either 10 thc one "
the oiEer!
A., G,nn,xo,, SPEECH. part OF which we publish ;ns
week, will ne found a plain, bold, 6nt-speak!ns discussion ~
the slavery question, worthy oil TIE GcGasloh' 'I cauSs, anu
~. .",,or 4 rruer and more single. hearted champion 81
rr4. u,irc;plss thar Joshua K. Gi!aings !l:rs not. \ w:Fi;-
or kirdIieT heart, whose every palsntIoi IS in adherence 81
unnr,s.iou AMI wrong, ncvc: b.ui between human rlhs -
Al, "a, C,1 pi M pUrrr SsIi urr nTl SreNutn equal %
his day, and a constituency worthy of such n representa-
live!
The lndeuentent Democrat Of January 20 $50. Oh"
next paper but two issrat after the one from which tie
"Rc public" quotes in Az editorial article on inc slavery
question, says:
at viii pc Remembered. that the whole fist cish! months
OF the session OF Congress commencing Deecilorr, lSi2,
were devoted Ia the work Df endeavoiin4 to get M a 'paTic'
on the subject uf Il dissolution OF the uninn. ~ me eSr'fa-
ton Of three mouths. Webster was brought on :" n.!"t w.
celebrated 7ui 0: March speech, in which liz sactlicci al
the words ann sentiments Of his HE to save IN: Uhlon'
which. lc said. could be saved ty nothing else. FROM ms
so,erh aa,cd !ht whll: career "i nor,nctn trcac!ley %h!rA
rr.iIt,a in slrikiag dp%r t@c Wilnot pTo"i-o;!n making aunt
irp.rrouni lor slaves Of III" whole North: IN E6ohsttng The
great rights Of ha5eas corpus ara 'Fial ov Jury IN ~ ras's ~,
yoIyina personal liberty; and in u soicGhn guarantee ii't
slar.ry shall ne! be excluded By Congress, either h0r or
hereafter, from The atr Territories.
I'll was in the very middle oi this panic, ana "'ica eve.
70 ,rr.ine Of terror was brought 10 bear upon the people
and Legislatures Of The free STATES, 10 induce them 10 r..
lirve their senators AMI representatives from !oflne! ihs,nac'
inns llt DNT lJ'nlSlIlIIC bibtlr'II iF '1S@''' 800
was il, ii ever. that the Union was IN danger, ana men II
ever, was it necessary 10 repeal the resolutions Of i7i9.-
This The bunker leaders. with FRANK FIERCE AT THEIR HEAD
lLanOIEp TO ACCOMPLISH
IThr resolutions of 1919, referred to, denounced the de-
mand Of Virginia an! oihcr Southern States fora ne" lH@i-
live slave law as 4 demand so extraordinary and insulting
70 RI. n,onle of the free States, that il could not have been
advanced with any expectation OF is being submitted u 9y
any State where a regard 10 the interests OF slavery was y
paramount 10 every other consideration"
The independent Democrat OF January eth, lso2, ne same
from achicL The "RepuL!ic" quotes, speaks as follows ci the
democratic party-thc hunkcts, as II 10 pleased 10 style lis
members:
"As we said last week, VIC deem i! of little consequence
who they nominate. "Principles not men" are TO be the
issues in the next election. The people are sick aud disgust
ed with the bunker leaders and bunker policy in Hew lamp.
shire. They are bound 10 rcbuke ana reform ooth. lie me
standard bearer OF that party who he may, It VIII not maze
the difference Of a hundred votes. No man IN li.ir RANKS
Gan come within many thousands of an election. No mans
Dersonal popularity or unpopultrlty can even sensioie alcct
the result. Whoever represents lhe siavisn p'ln e : 49, ~
New Humpshirc %hunkcrism will meet with utter rePuaia'ioh
\, thc hands Of the honest and liberty-lovingd cnizens Of our
mountain homes.
The same number OF the paper contains the following on
the 'slave power and kossnlh;
"TuE SLAVE POWER rs. kossurE.- The advent of the oa'
yIour Of the worIi scarcely created more chnsternat"n
among the demons who reigned in that are than Is now ley
BIZ The Shareholders, IN Congress and out, at the coming 81
The treat Hungarian apostle .! liberty I" Uils """t'! i.'.
;b,s. famous lnriuns' Of Jewish history, the slave no"e,
feels itsr!. rc5nsed by ihc very presence Of hossI'i, anu
..,n, III, ,ir anyic,ign ,hg, he j. come to tprmCn; slavery
s "e. nnr,b;ng hc lrs written; hut solely for his position as
The champion of down-crushed humanity, does American
oncrcs-ion dyca! and hate him He haa failed and refused
IN bow before God Cotton and God Moloch; and both have
sworn his defeat, and resolved that he shall go back 10 Hun
pary, if at all, with empty hands and a oiUkra hcatt. =.
. "For a faint picture Of the siaveholding feeling AT Wash.
incton, we refer our readers to the proceedings 10 Congress,
where no limit is found Of the DISPLACED ana n'Ss'aeGtua
sIlvc faction, 10 resist 4 simple resolution 81 welcome % nc
foremost raltot of 81! TINS world. IL wouiu seem az 'n1nsh
the demon Of mudnrss had taken full possession "t The slave
representative, Win the Tell purpose -! pushing w -
| r-nrr1t M. a -iruTtiuU,
: Va n5a not cory Gmr he demonstration, since, sooner or
are the .t:ne. Slavery itself i" cveryiShere tie s.'nn. i"c
synpurhirs nf The OPpTess"r are cScty "hefe GHc. Inc w.
,,n.,.h;rnrr Of America canno; bat sympathLze wish the
Ua,nar- and G irgcys ii Hungary. They caaa0t btt ici:
The Kossu,hs Jf all lands. That ,he s!avchoIiHs n Con-
rcss, therefore. should tccl - they do was 10 be expected =
For thu, carly showing IHrir hands We 'hthH iici'. ne
exhibition now making ny then VIII opeA eyes H4te''t
wouli not larr opened Tor wears.
LET HE slave power DO - wort. Let; i strike liz POI.
son iangs into the heart o! HungarY's glorious lrld2;. t.i
il dis gust the wo;li With liz ii-ofgIalz!aI iarailcisii. Lt'
it raai ard rage. lul for all THESE lnings, let il kno" that
God and m"nhint "ii bring j., into il,sn'en''
GEN. SCOTS DELIBERATE OPINIONS
ON THE NArURALIZA"IoN laws.
GEN. SCOTS COMMUNICATION TO THE Ma.
IONAL iN~TELLlGENCEi.
The following communications, written BY Gen. Sco!r, IS
cop;cd from IN. Washington National h.sAigcGcer, ant is
published US it appeared in that paper:
From tito National Ia'elli,cncer. Dec. Il, lsiiI
cuuuuxicAriuS.
NOTES or THE AnHi,srnx OF ALIENS TO CITIZENSHIP.
"T.. Congress- .ial have pnw,g' = to establish 4 Etii'r1 Fn.ei
na:ura,aA,I,a =. Constnui'n I, S.ar'. 'cs.-.t!'n. ~
Ga hi. power. % on all citizens VII" ma: b. adopted un-
Irr any .-inbiiShrd rule rIdc Pursuant 10 tue power, NFt
Constitution Itself, N o:lcr nl!is, imposes l"i'r limitations
or restrictions:
Nn person shall he q representative who shall no have E"c
ben a,ve6 "r,rs Il c'u4~n OF te Initei SAFES '-ta't !, Sec =
y 2 : Sc c !. ","4. .59 ~ II H. " * S:cal : a @ss "@@af i /. Ss:' j. .% >j.a- IS, j.
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