Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

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The present campaign presents feature which has not
been before the day Of Andrew Jackscn-the
thorough union and organization OF the whole democratic
party of the confederay Tina; which render, this Union
more remarkable suspicious for the South is the
fact that 1t is upon platform embracing what national
democratic platform before embraced-a positive and
emphatic annuncation CT the State Rights doctrines of IS
and 49, To those who recoec the angry discussions and
herce excitement OF 1850 upon the compromise measures,
and how much the South hen had for alarm and des
pondeucy for aaey Of those rights and the preservation
of those doctrnes the fact Of their national by
the only organic capable of obtaining of and
conducting the national government, upon principle, is
source Of unbounded patriotic hope and congratulaon
That these doctrines should have been Installed among
he fundamental articles of the national republican creed
by authora ative and potential body Of represen-
tatives as met at Baltimore the only source
OF congratulation among southern men in The
present campaign. Not only do the old and vital South
ern doctrines form part 0! the chart Of principles
upon which the contes. Is fought in this canvass, and
upon which candidate goes into power but II Is &C
companied by another vital principle 10 the South
binding injunc upon the President tho power Of
the Veto and TO exert BY every legitimate mode The in
1uence Of the executive office. against aggressive
upon the South and laws evcled institutions the
South
For Southern principles 10 have received this emphatic
source Of unmeasured qualification il had been in
OF dee1t their fret before the
people.
But there is such prospect The tidngs from every
quarter Of the unlon from which The sangune expect
indicate unparalleled popularity Of the platform,
and promise brilliant and overwhelming victory for
distinguished candidates.
Every where the great republican party united
n their support and every where in the Union where there
any hope OF success where the members of that
party do much dsse im5eci,v of the adverse
~, the prospects OF that cause bright snd Frightening
While such the happy auspices Of The campaign for
Democrats and Southern men;dvsoa and dis
are but the prominent among the individuals who re-
fuse TO cooperate with them Thousands OF Wings a, the
South private le her vital interests inegen
alive the dangers which beset her institutions and 10 the
from which those dangers threaten her refuse
cooperate with party which allows her enemies to
troll ,hem which allows its platform be spit by their
leaders and which accept candidate pcered
BY who stand highest in The councils Of abolonsls:
James A5ercrombie OF Alabama Edward c. Cabell OF
Florida, Joseph p Caldwell Of North Carolina Thomas L.
Clingman of North Carolina Charles j. Faulkner Of Viz
gina Meridith Gentry Of Tennessee James Johnson of
Georgia. Arls,ide Landry of Louisiana Humphrey Marshal
of Kentucky, John Moore of Louisiana David Outlaw of
North Carolina Alexander H. Stephens of Georgia james
F. STROLLER of Virginia, Robert Toombs Of Georgia. Chris
bsns.