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

his associates colleagues in The Senate ,hue who
him D&s have rnnca,ei!y Ey their suaues declared ha IL
&c most worthy TO fill.
y Nor nUs forget that the Democratic patty is p.ed2e
r 10 principles aud measures thai :ese constitute ir caus
:! rs Union ant the ass!fancG3 Ji lis Gerictu;:.
" Our sGccCss will a. the tGin!uph OF ecdan The in;
a. n'enIc development o the Of country uncc
Inc Ife enIoYncn OF the owcrs OF its czsns, will con
;ine Maintr.,upltd viii foreign luas be emptcl b.
re" est"ons un oIf pafi I" ci1sc their ports agai;st on
" si" III" fruits q oI agriculture and The vlrioGs poi1c
I OF our Industry.
J., The sysle, the Constitutional Tcasury which it j.
allowed slvcd the coarrry during hs last year.irom :h
mos, dcioIa5!' tevcrses, :s! DC @pte!i.
d WHEN The territory 81 cou:5.ry invaded, cGrii
Of date .1vc up The equipments Of home and cecTfuy fss
a ed his life in me public defence HIS saaotry, his ability
a. general officer his Ict0m from all envy, am his read!
neSs 10 rer honor those around hin nnt above him.
well iEd sietan those under his command, rr'
IF wei known 10 lie country OnF SUCCESS VIII Dc an M
management 10 tie world that, in the sur"n Judgment o
this pco3 the a"Tc1aca o Texas and the acquisition o
California wise copstilnoral rPp.ovc
- by The Law Of N,ns and fruaht with acalcua5e bene:,
r 10 this country and 10 na.kad
THIS great rsrulic is arComng representative
Country of al! The civilized nat:nus Of the gle The cleo
Il on Of Fnnkin!Pcccs as President publishes the repu1
i hcnts lhF9nGhout c "ord that II they viii come anong
they shall cob:Ge 10 share tie liberties and horor,
which or fathers arir = Ia. ns onv bur ir nansird;
i ~ lake ilcir part n te ownership ard cultivation of t
SOIL TIC Democracy viii resist ord ertat every
attempt prevent their reception among cGuG! terms
4 as hrolneIs ond 10 Americans.
Oar will further be rcige Of return the
Of the GUyrrnaen habits irrg;I administration
rInd economy 1e evil spirit Of corruption and cxt.nv.
CANT 11endurc ne driven the !edeTa system
mus; DC purified and caectci and restored 10 the s!1i-
city which It's chEac:. in the days OF Jefferson uho
Washington.
One word more: Our success will be tho triumph OF MON
We have heard much Of danger tie Union, out hlvc
maned Of good cheer The great party Of The country is the
party OF Democracy and in there but those who
pledged Union The Union surHr ted ny ii";r
son and cherished in their affections In the words Of Franz
lin Pierce himself 1--WE know no North ne South, East
no West, under The constitution bu! common bond con-
mon hro;horhood" Or In the words Ct The lid patriot Ga1s
den of Carolina awe OF US New Workers, mono OF
us Caroinians, bu, all Americans"
Our ticket bears its impress ED love OF Union Oac
of orr candidates il from The Granite Hills on our Northern
frontier; the other from the borders ol the Gull of hcIco.
Tie cenrul Stale Of Virginia. herself the mother u
ny Sates and oGien in dangerous emergencies, the
wsc counsellor Of the naon took tie lead ~ presenting
the names OF cur candidates.
Those who first received support, not ioat from
our affections confidence. They prove how well
that confidence placed, by ra!yng tisnleTcstcdy
promptly and zeaousy the snpPor; Of the cause, und
cf the men with whoae success tie triumph OF the cause
is now identified
wuinsite 10 tie support Of PIERCE and KING every
friend OF his couniry every who ready 70 stand io
| freedom, the Power of The People, and for UNION.
Hon Fir. Dix to make few remarks. ie sai':
need not say word with regard To our notnina'i"n
Personal preferences considered canIdly The non
nation fairly made an only remains Tor you 10 give
your snppor Personal feelings and pelndces arc to bc
laid aside Cass Douglas and Marcy had their friends In
the Convention But they werc not chosen, lnaIInich as "
clear that they neither 6f them arallahn Inc
nomination given 10 General Franklin Pierce Know
him we'll He is office Seeker. When his country was
involved in with Mexico hn went forth as hrlgadlcr
general Bavey he fought Contrcae, beside Scott and
Pillow know no man mare distinguished Tor courteous
d.meanor and and honorable character Now, upon
vuu citizens may depend the result OF TINS c"con
But have apprehension of your nn doing your duty
Hon. NT. Hewitt ri Tennessee said lit "finr'!s me
much pleasure permitted TO 0ddess the ion.hearief
democracy of New York (Checr=.) firnt!rmrn, i've
As citizen OF the State ri Tennessee AM pr'nd 10 meet
YOU upon The platform erected al Baltimore Even Nsw
York up favor Of Frarhin Pierce voted in that
Convention fr Lewis Cass OF Michean bn, was willing
surrender the good Of tho party. tCheer7l ain
Southern hn' would say 10 you to-neh lei ua leave
N;ngcra) I.sl nj: s 81! "n''s a'""' s.nse!'
~ Sh an arT "A w. respect yGUs ar rfs Az :@!its G
;yc;izsrs thank heaven there has never been nuhh
Dmosr,, VINO advocated lw higher tia" 'he Constitution
tCnerIs.) ;,, - ~, n,cc,iro
as received WIN ,icaenin app!tuse The 'heer
in. having shat a5uic he proccedcd 10 SPEAK as o
low:: Observation-Disclosures, ~,
F.tLow C7IzESe:Thisi the fret tn'e hat no. nae ~.
Lic,snr OF raising ny v"ce daring my HE m ,h
ti, Circurns ha occurred accidentally wich IN
nrea degree since ay entrance into political i' have pre-
vented me from addressing vou. Circumstances more re-
Nv for the last three years (Which Is not ncce'
.ary for me now auda o have made disagerabie ior
;us so to do lave been honored win an nVlauon '''.
your committee 10 address You here o-nsh anu
utrulv-Eut thinking THAI. in tie niul'uhc .. sp""ht',
nul1 hv, an nnnmrunIir cl been heard. desire,
however u occupy your atenIion Tor lew oTci moments
mainly in congraruang ynu on NE union an" harmon!
uhrt nreyas in r ranks ni the Democratic party NOT
only in this cY and State, but Throughout me we c'u
ny (Clces Sir can congratulate you .nae is IS 'tn. h
aciCre! not BY any seclion o Tie parry NJ. o9
nv pasona or sectional claims; but by the great principles
| Of Democracy. (Chcers congratulate you heartily 'nt
circumstances allow 10 appear mere 10 rl you !ea'
y az private soldier in Democratic ranks in ihe great
Struggle upon which you nov enter SD nuShciousE.
IchesrsN Y,u well know gentlr4,cn that have
sought 10. cice have troubled the people oy socl
talons for place; and II Cod spares my senses c'e WI"
do (Jtcers ,..,,.. ..
tnod know him be true, unilIGrnag radical psi'
ocra,. (Ciecrs) know him I" be '"''',n'' hG1es
disincressd public oilee p9,h 10 cyi ana my .. va,
inw lm be WHAT is ABOVE all praise an h2afs, man
;rca cic.r.,a He Gtnniany capable u! dtcilafgih9
IN an hun0rlbic manner, the duties oil the oiic'of "icn
he as been nominated s;al support hi' Eo'' ceel''
), a. Wlian T. King would say, that hav. known him
from ridhooi and mare upright nonoan. man. as W.
tiqn minister as Senator, lived Chters t1c IS
Tho soul of honor true gentleman md an unitorn in-
Ginching Democrat. .,:
r Vun ur.n sal! he could support such ticket as ;s
presented 10 them and wat is more he cotid STAND on 'c
Iarntm laid down al ,ha Baltimore C0asent;"n titencn,
ous ctsc,inu) New yo: could stana on The platform o.
inc National Convention. He h.n touched upon Slavery az
IN. cause ue difference belwix them and him. ani wss pre-
rarcd to uhide by The csound taken up lhal Is thh me
measures Of Cong'rss, including the fugitive "T'.e n
Law should not he disturbed. He imf'orei TIE nc
nncrucy o sink THE and all other questions tiat mis't
prevent or interfere with united hont Lei 'nete W .
Total oblivion of all past diiiscencc-no more barnoufnti
rr Hunkcr distincilnns and from TINS dny iolh oi
his part he Should know man save as Democrat o.:
Whg. (tircat checring) To The young men o. HtGi, ;
l,,e nomination OF Pierce and King came Win p'Sh'ay
laruau recommendations Thn Federal party would hrst'
nrrepdcr the ground which they hold whou! daoy stus
;caviue The power and sPahs .s -; , Gs;n,v nj
ny administration o this COUNTY, We must Prepare 'r &c
Ie contest bur lei US be united and We will MAKE lest
M halls rpsu;nd with shout such was hend In the DAY
5 of Jackson and Polk Great cheering .,., ,,
several other speakers addressed the neeng winch W"t
lkcpt up ill late hour. The greatest enthusiast" Paeo
during the whole evening.
I'll The following letters from William h. Marcy ESQ, aEs
o. s. Dickinson ESQ., received and read 10 Tie meet
) ing: ,..o
LETTER FROM WM L. MARCY, Esq. -,
c ALBANY, JUSE 5, lS52.
IS GEsrtEmES have received your nrlallon 10 at,sn, ,
The msenr Of the assembled democracy ot inc cry o.
York at Tsnmnny Hail. TO rau!y The noainations o. y.
g nddaes for preadcn, Vice President recently mac
hv The Democratic National Convention very 'nucn ie
p1c thut canno be present tha; occasion 10 osn e
as should be mos, happy do ia expressing eaty co
in these nominations and the other pTocecahss
70 that body. ~ . dstnruish
= I'D democrats presented for sufaSes, ana my pcs
10 acouninrance with Them enable me To sneak WIN co'
bodncss of their eminent qualifications for the stations m
a have been indicated 10 FILL ., r ,c., ,a
% Thrr services n our coultry, In situations o. 2s. E
Il snonsis,y their fidelity democratic 2rincife aho @
d.vnIcd attachment 10 the constitution ana me On VI Nv
~ Staree commend them favorable !cgHrc' ana 90 Nv
~ allow myself doubt for moment mat the He.n,e. I j.