Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

rycrs SEWARD IuaSsyos " o.; '"' w" wy $500
or lw, other exceptions, i:'ih '''a" - o'
ecs ., he C:.G the Tide OF democratic VICTORY mas ~
j. avalanche The entire land sweeping IN US
=. .r,,rrrch fragments oil the oEce Wing party
~ ~, I,mu.,,ire Ma3.a hos Id us out ot .e ian" Vi
,ondaee with Songs and rejoicing, while iEe coiol'S VI
,ha5: lie l:ed beneath tic waves ci me peao sea-
(,osI,.s ana ,ish was me morning Il the End November
HE Law 0! ,Ac g,ea, battle:
,,- ,-.y,- ii ;ED locr.. When u,'rne, issisrn.
n, li.s th iIclr hannrrs that r"n'hs "ti, 5e'n,
Ike III, leaves '. u'nlnE hath BLOWN
Tho Ways, t;s ,tea''a, lay "IiheItd ald SHOW"
with lis sc,nc sun closed day Of our deiveta"ee
To tl.c W. achieved that day history sfacs'S ao'A
narailA |: wu- a.t srch umph as nigh' nave "'e"
corrected aud rae cAntc!-d, ~ those who pace 'e ~
and their f;. uraa the reason aad ih'ei"H''eo - "
nI, II was triumph oi n great ra'F over '''i ~
factions af light and justice over wrong una i"us
ruth OYER error; o principles over naiwoish'p a"u '
- ,,,,l,,y cf ratf:osn over fana,icsn; OF practical
coed sansc over tllsa and dangerous p';osoPh'may
not odi =! chose w content 10 regai'e their "o'a
by ho Girl, STANDARD. the disciples =" ''"'el's'
,,d inf .if, Sr hav~ heard The Indignant voice o tHG
p,r Ike ,sp OF t!.unc.: and Wig RIcnnono ms
Cis,a.r on he ng ol The conic (we are moi speaking
n.,;Dni cr gua,iycy hu, act) i me II0c" o. an
r:f9aa!e w
On he rnccnag alter Tie election, lie'c was III "n's
Richmond limust la, Stiffness and thc siurh ol ie"''
e,ai,. n. .ry,rosr aud ugnbrious Wal! iaces'
ia, "a
sepcl The }? S:,!a. closing o! the polls win
,,,-r - us unexpected vi $50 for Scott The Wings, VINO
~, m, i, rgn1l Richmond tie whole United STATES,
were Lny;i aad evcn guinc. Bat bcioe O'CLOCK al
night; rr huu8c ol Joy was mate hoHse u '"''''s'
wien they head: through The Telegraph the echoes Oh mo
n,,.r.!ic victories IL .h,o:in9 Sia'cs, sGi-
6cio,, 10 IL III, .c We met oae o. nc ai'cohs'
late an a,l. and I,i:a! follower Of Eo:i5, WHO haa
nsv.: ,c...cL q H. had ina oci sucii hing posi-
bic an! ui Only Attribute II 10 ScIfto' I ~ t's -h'-'
!ionisis -!
In his bic, r,y:l OF the late extraordinary canvass we
sh2 say la, Iule al The Great Defeated our columns
nav, i Lsaa d<i,ucL dutag progress Win 10" aoesc
f ,c f s. Il, i.a ATTACKS aon his e'sonaI cha11c-
mike i; his r,sty! ;hose Wing presses and orators
who ht,c seen o4t alIoming IN si'e ana KIN, wife
...;,. !, ,,,csn liz, lsife o. F'aGa!ia TieJess good
ua,ae rall w..t has been ca!!;d lie canvass OF
FRAUDS, misht properly be termed 'Ae canvass u
l,r- En- I'll ;.a: passed, arc he great oouy Vi .'
Un.a w!5 are uncrh!9 men, Will he:eatc: h'ish VIII"
shame tor hay.ng escorted 10 such mode oil "ai'e
h,,, cr. .ca N scott viii, umho ambition ard we
mink r .,c cs,aasEcdit Most :crily has been re-
huGcd For o,s ,y,s wc woG bc :oai happy "a square
,,ou,ts = ii Ii H. and 10 consider his rUni:icm! equal -
hi. ot;Spc, ,,n;, his old mother, from wines: ons Rave
sc,rno lie b,s a.d ches Of he race ever generous ever
f,~ei,ing w., pr,i2. 10 forget his alliance with The DIS
t.bers 81 rf peace ld la wnst cay;ies OF TIE county,
and rencnt,!.ns o:y his ilcsc&s services III Tie held
and Tie dea !css which he has s.ci uon ls couH-
rvs arms would welcome back 10 her bosom her etng SON
since me Lcatl q Wellington tic eteaIca living soldier
no, IS al, LIEN u foreigner but ~ Nc.irs''' l"S"'.
m, ,he Whrs have no, confined themselves 10 their
work oil bacIenng Pierce ond ol goiiylng ihsif military
hero m Ii. warke d,cts and is great victories They have,
in his State in gone instances made feeble attempt 10
drug theit subcrranean Saai'e TO when 'ney haa
hccn con ncL ana u hoped they would forever
remain some u their old aud forgotten as they were once
termed Wig principles
/ TIE CURRENCY SupclG!isely ridiculous and un.
meaning nave 5ee the efforts Of the Wings 10 Introduce The
.oprio,s Ia Ter currency from which this community
has been sarng clement i'll Presidential canvass
unless they point contingency in which they may Try
10 egulate tho MISTER by galvanizng the old dead mon
,rcr OF Gank We do find in tho Constitution pow
ar 10 issue or 10 prohibit shin as,ers in the States, which
mus remedy the evil best they can fox themselves while
we doub, no, that tic new administration will lend help
ing hand In the District which Tho Constitution con-
fers upon Congress cIciu. sc powers OF legislation.
2 TIE TARlEF.an attcmp! has been made 10 gull
the unlhnkng the Ignorant and tie SUPERFICIAL by HE Ola
cry we mus; protect oar home industry, must protect
tho american laboer TIE geans of Cobden and Of Peel
threw open Tho ports England TO the commerce OF Inc
world and cave bread her starving millions that OF Cal
houn und OF Walker rescued the agriculture OF America
e,,cos which had ever been imposed upon any great In
,e,es tv the ava,ice and cupidy Of men. In four
shor, y,ars our exports doubled and imports like
wise both having Jumped up from hundred millions
under the ,atii 80, hundred millons under the
Tariff Of '4G while planters and inrmers are receiv
IN, no, III, 6ouh. as much money for their great
rles az they did formerly and even the exports Of
domestic ,nanu fucures have increased The great Emf
pire Of China which had ecn for thousands OF years
aSn p,;th hou oyIi
and is now visited By ships from every chine through the
ENTERPRISE Of ENGLAND: event OF Immense Importance TO
,n,nkna and through Tim. Of America such will soon be
The a, of the almost equally important empire OF Japan
The laa extraordinary increase vi Internal Improvements
Canals md Rail Roads Throughout, the civilized werd and
,suscia!y in these United States breaking down those
barriers 10 internal commerce. even than the most OPP
pcssvc Tariffs hcary ftgh:s has given another wonderful
stimulus 10 commerce and almost povdentialy it would
sceu contemporary with ,heso great evcna the discovery
of tho mines of California and Australia, will furnish cir
cuo,inr medium sufficient for its almost borndlcss demands
Under such circumstances tho restrictive policy
is simply p,cpcsaroas.
a DISTRIBUTION, ASSUMPTION. AND INTER
NAL IMPROvEMENTS-Wo have classed these To-
ysc f>r whether the general government construct our
internal improvements directly, or dsiFlouts money 10 the
ur such purpose, assume the deos OF Tue states
contracted such purpose amounts 10 the same ns IN
Cnd. EY vctoeS Inc oatc5 were Hio"H w
their own resources in tho construction OF their public
works; nui have The most wonderful system in the
world Ten thousand miles of railway complete, and Ten
thousand .lo.c in course Of construction! number almost
equal l., tia, o! the rec, Of tie c.;izci world Mr.. Pierce
we doubt not will leave where aud We Will be
content TIE Gahns and The Gardnri are extinct and all
schemes 0: log o!ng speculation, and ilun"tr have TO-
eeivcd ,h,,. qaetUs for once!
But disguised that the grand issue In this
canvass the Tights Of the South, under tho Con.
slul!on, in Tie aicr OF sarery May not every pat.
riot breathe .ec and deee'; may not horo that they
have been firmly estahled and that The North Is satisfied
lhal under our constitutional league, slavery Is
not theirs and that for lie existence whether en not they
are 'n no wise responsible y For once ut least, under
our Sew Hampshire leader 1.-THE great heart" of North
Inc South the Eest and the West "beas in unon al hi.
eevan,s may beat forever! On The slavery question:
We ntrtr here doubted iIr. Pierce, ire neser can
We are tie midst OF great events. Hardly had the