Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

,xnec,eJ 10 follow leader who had been selected he
had looked the distinguished Senator from Michigan
1n., cheers CGss the standard bearer OF The party
m he was ready his whole eart his whole SOUL ms
mir. energies the supper, OF he nominees Cheers
e knew Pierce well; he was soldier, patriot states
NON W. woGli proceed 10 notice lew of the charges
"i,i had been made against the General. Hc had frs,
,sn charged with bgory, because there was Catholic
test in The Constitution 81 I've" hampshire. "hat u!'
, ii.ao charge Pierce with what he could not rene
rnr man VINO incIicres in the constitutional pr"vi.
Sims of vour Stale offers an insult 10 every man IN inc
State, and such you nave r's" - ,I - nv r 10
mental laws oi States are Hna''c'S ~ '''''- ' " az
Stale alone Interested. (Cheefs =. FL 49, - ,.,:;
ii was again CHARGED that Gener" Pierce was an aoottn
s prolonged and bvis lauehcr TINS y"h may
Gn. al here but il mol intended tor his narke we III
the South will hear OF it from every stump VIII rt'h IA
every spspcr. The charge is found on me iact TIA"
Pierce i reported 10 have said NJ sometime or some p'Ae
Jrhcr thai he 'onhcd slavery" Now We al ie So" uon
BODY 10 io:e s!ascry-we give them tsF 10 'o
;uuch rs they please We only ask that our coGs',u
rights shall De respected prolonged applansc ""
cannot srs depth OF that philanthropy which wUui
cure the liberty of the African by the cutting e hroaS
t cud- and brothers. For example, We among the
aruct slave owners Of State brother vi one your
Senators. Should Iha. Senator's ideas be carried ou Mr.
ia w"! al! probably Of the earliest victims. lie
wu not ask feelings Of the brother would be- We
u-y ask that the North sioul stand By the nstiuun IL
al! il, pro" asking too much wien We ask -
be lei al1ncl tCTes Of no mo- and cheers tie De
cve that Frank pcrccs policy w1uld DC 10 lei the South
alone (irtlauss)
But lils cry u abolition undoubtedly raised oy the
friend, nj his elections BAT our party nni;c
uDw-ici him attempt lis separation Cheers
Sir. Clemens said, that standing there where trneral
Pierce well widely, iaTOrahiy known, lie il
know hJ% 10 begin 10 epe tie charges which had been
made against especially that vi cowardIc: tLan.herl
II Ill becomes any who stad at home quietly dd':
memorials. struggle 10 charge any Soldier with coward
cc wo had nerve enough carry him the field fCherrS
III becomes Scott Pierce with coward
ice irr in nng brands ftIr On the brow OF MS own
candidate whu has repeatedly borne testimony tn Inc bravery
C;sne.al Pierce Enthusiastic chcer<.) Soldiers OF tn
Old Nh ~ho in hearing OF my voice, will you not ice
The !.y
Cries ri "lrs yesl'
Clemens cpn,inucd-Yes know that tho sna rcmnan,
whci the perncc and the sword have left vatue the nala
Genetn highly allow such calumny 10 20 UNI
re5ukcd His position Is such that he Is denied me cee
rescng The Insult, nay, the poor privilege ct f."
ply. (Srnsatoa)
10 his old companions ;hc speaker need say nothing.
Around the ana fame Ui Gen Pierce they YOU'D rear
higher rampant III that oil The MeXicans at CaapnIlcHec.
jchccFS.)
desire say word relative 10 General Piercc's com
Ianon upon the ckct-my colleague IL the Senate, IL
lAm K. kSG of Alabama. As a member OF Congress IRON
North Caoiia Minister foreign court, as Sena-
and Wee President he has been IN pHtlc lite Tor "h
-cf time Than can number years OF age For more man
forty yeas he has been before the country Poitshta a.
Chesterfield and dauniless Ncy There IL hut one thing that
h. ca,nt do--,lal H. TO do wrong! tChccrs)
Sir Clemens would say anything against Scott
had fought his orders and had his table il the
capital conquered country As democrat lie consider
him lie greatest captain OF The This very laci
when take II a'O consideration the time ilc must nave
spent gaining has know Ledge proves that he cannot L
the Presidential chair. daughter and appi'u>e)
He woui U.s. the language ii NJ Weoser--tEe mI!des
under the circumstance Qau9htrr) and say laat was
nomination not iii 10 be made, (prooAged lau9hicr)
Our creed is plain and simple. On the <bIec Of the tar.
III advocate the position Of revenue duties only NHG
recognize the right VI Congress 10 vote money Tor u9
lie improvements oppose that system Of log rolling Tor
costly Improvements needed which has often LED TO
wam.oa waste OF the public treasure.
With these pinC plies and with these leaders wc 60 n'"
the conflict wi;s determination win the victory. Like
t;anbrUnc's battalion Waterloo The democratic parry
snowS not how 10 surrender. Cheers
a., cy,u,,, nj
nd say word 10 The ladies. He knew not IN wi,'
language address them The habits 81 his lie had until:
ted him Tor the softer lcatings TO which they were enc
n" would however inn lore them 10 use their Influence 10
81 The democratic candidates Words from their sweet
lips could never be Ineffective.
The Colonel closed his eloquent and beautiful address 5y
stating he should remember the day OF his death Ne"
England kindness New England hospitality, and New Eng
land beauty.
three Colonel CcmcnS and aree Tor Alabama tousIn
ringing cheers, they We're, TOO.
Tn: President sid that would now introduce native
Of the State oil New lanpire-onc who had served III inc
oil 1872, and had afterwards represented me State {"
New YORK IN the Uaitcd States Sena;e-Gen JoHS a DIX
. New York.
General DIX was cheered with three times three. II"
thanked The people lo the kindness ut their welcome TITS
first Time TIN, he had addressed Ic citizens o!
his native STAT. and the occasion donbiy gratifying on
this account and because II was dsm2c'G'tc meeting u
the lth OF his iur,ItheIs and his ait taPpIinse-
Throughout III. political history VI the country one tact Wa
remarkable with regard the political history ot New
Hampshire State in all tcal con tsts had always
been the side oi the country. New Hampshire also had
always opposed the oi the public money IL wa,
The New England character, an! th speak" knew
tom The economical HABITS, public and private OF Urhef"
Pierce thai his supervision the finances Of the conn
try would he properly regulated. (Appiausc)
The speaker entered upon brief review vi The financial
ia:.:y country He woul! ADM, that, a the Goua
try Increased in population and territory It's EXPENSES mus
-ofiew incrri.r But sometimes the national cAncnres
had decreased By such acquisitions lhS hii uny
The case, however under democratic admins
California and NV hcNico annexed during Polk A.
nHiSt ration aud expenses were not Increased Ar
P,&- cxpn during me Mexican war amounted I" thirty
millions eight hundred thousand dollars f''h"''S
Expenses in Inn: ui profound peace, amounted |" thy>A
millions The speaker fully a"ag: ltIt attempt" iaH
been ma! 10 lp" bicE tia uiiu'a VI h!- Immense vast
.! puac money upon the M.xIn wa bat M would p"int
10 sir Cu.inS report Tor last year where ottycigt
millions accounted iDrnlur millions nine hundred
thousand which account Of the var Mr. C"fw!n
that The ordinary expenses I" hr government Tor
The ensuing viii bc ihrytw millions, que up 10 NJ
Polk war expenses
lr speaker desired call attention o. The auditory
claim In lbs the Creek Indian, were Ia.
drrfrt SIS George GIIphln Indian udcr. They
Georgia wuc STATE agreed 10 the debt, bat delays
cteG- and IN treat: vim these lnian There was insert
ri cltlsr pay The 81 i The clause wta rejected +:
The Senate but in Isis liw was passed uri"ftn" the
payment of hr claim and by The administration
n" Whole DARN, Tor scv.atyihec years,
1rting hundred and nner-enr Thousand dollars
H. fraud and shGu'i bc rcbukct BY ihr
American people 9ustrd that w't N ct It's rconAc al
thu nrxi November The speaker cited The Barron
o! The Fillmore administration. Mr.. DIX atveret 10 the
placing Mr. Ewing The presiding officer Oi the lnnd.s
Lane celebration proof that lie the exponent Of the
party frauds Cl the administration would again be
renewed.
The speaker knew hoh Pierce and Scott welt h. in0ugh'
Scutt excellent soldier more. Pierce was "c cai
the constitutional aw; nc honest, hrn S.siCai,
true Who wrtid hesitate in making a choice
The speaker closed with eloquent appeal 10 The demo
-tand " their ticket and their principles (ihrcc
cheers The Empire Stalc)
Col German II Indiana, the next speaker.
Colonel German said he Glad 10 the immense
ihcTn9 honor New ilampshlr,'s ilv1rilr
(chc"rS) The motto ynnlcr-"Dcmocracy IL National
and Progressive. his motto. The democracy OF the
American mind is onward and upward. He acQuant-
. win and daughters 0 New England-hc sCin.
citations Of lhrlr genius freely given 10 the growing
minds 81 The West You owe your progress Ia the demo-
pnry ii i! but few years since the light al oeray
commenced and ii has spread all the country. Viz
CANA Kentucky, Illinois had heTaScd their Stale Cnn-ti
lurIou- they ha. trusted Wing majority
del any unamen.la law. Never had there been instance
OF rh kind. Colonel German alluded 10 the nDmnaun oi
Hale and Jian. He said s.ncc that vote ono would roll
up twenty five thousand majority for Pierce anu King
The speaker referred - the Mexican war; ard 10 the
charges against Gen Pierce He could say that Pierce
tall rom his horse but he did know