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

We have al length procured copy of the Concord iDe
mocra ono of the vile abolition papers upon which the
Whg relies to convict Gen. Pierce Of abolition sentiments
1t is the issue of Last Thursday July 5 and publish be-
low its leading editorial exactly il stands only ontne
the conclusion which auds Senator Chase of Ohio The
skies. We ask the people of the South, ii nfa
nous paper filed with euch disgusting attacks upon
the South and upon Gen. Porce cohjontly should be
received with and contempt, instead Of being used
by Southern Scott Whg Editors authority hound down
a bold and unAnching champion of the constitutions
rights OF the South, like Frank Pierce:
DEMOCRACY AND sLAvERY-GEN. PIERCE
SENATOR CHASE.
AR Efforts Of The Abooni.;s Congress,
ereo @ are e lead 10 te eSs most xm n s and
aangsrou ese9cnes and that all such efforts have an
Uoon and G o%sh not o la the
sS SS on hi.
acts kon tie S M "aS ssa 2a ~ e feSc e esr @s Sc
the act for reclaissng nstire, o ned
Constitution cannot oh fy repeated or 50 changed
sG Fiat T s sn S r,rv w re, Al,
nsSp n esass es % e e Il H. M 1n s IL g, ayeIy
Bainore ptTn '''' "s a's'' nay 'S "'a3e 1'A'@''
u aecep, he nomination upon Platform adopted by Con-
] i @ "a ] M @ I:s cam .n s ss es sa, been e ny
eod nor act Of my life in conflict Gen Pces Letter Of iec
The day will come and is not far Off when the Platform
and Pledge above will be looked upon among The most
degrading and dsaccfu paragraphs in American history
Such already lis aspect 10 the eyes oa men not Ianndc
ed by party blindness Such il is regarded by The
friends OF Progress and Freedom the world II would
be difficult to compress downright Dabolsm within
Inc space oy inc use of any words in our
Faith and Practice, built wholly upon the foundation of
American Slavery 70 strengthen, uphold, protect and
eernze system that denies the humanity Of three
and four millions of native Americans the proclaim
ed mission of American Democracy
To realize this consummaton il does propose
Tho nF
policy lhls were too moderate and limited view OF d.
aOcRATIo responsibility 1t proposes paddock the lips
tenc the hands and stop the pusng hearts Of the other
twenty millions of nominal freemen not enough TO i'm
bue in the darkness and ignorance of barbarism unknown
TO any other part OF the world every sixth and in
our nation Democracy be thus partial in it's aims
1t snkes wider and deeper -Four millions of Americans
shall only be kept without knowledge of God and their
own humanity in the woj but shall for any
individual Of the remaining millions word in their
behalf or TO lift finger point them God and Liberty.
Savqy is right it is sacred i: is the chief stone of
our Democratic institutions; and it must not be agitated"
disc,ssed 1t be, without the "mos alarming |
consequences The Fugitive Slave Law lie the perfection of
human Wisdom, whose modification would unhinge the ma
ton. Therefore, "he Democratic party will all at
temps al euewing in Congress out of il, the agitation
Of the slavery question: under uhaterer shape eolor"
This is tie embodied spirit of Democracy The
year eighteen huEdcd and ffty.,wo. Slavery, Slave
catching aid the Gag the watchwords under
which it marches TO battle, and by which it hopes
to conquer In the of this trinity do the
priests of Democratic Dabosm bapzc themselves and their
followers Uon the altar dedicated to this triple headed
uemon mas anKln ferce poured out the aDiulon o MS
soul pledgn himselfto know and other god He
claims tohsve been born worshpper of slavery and
to have never eparted either "in word act from his al
legance 10 the most Internal system Of oppression hs
curses The earthand crushes man.
But this is aat all. correspondent Of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer wihs from Ravenna, Ohio the 10Th july
that the night befre, Hon. D. R. Tden free ,oer ad
dressed tho Scott club and read letter just received from
B. F. Wade, WhigJ S. Senator Washington, in which
said Wade writes:
81 have this day nd conversation with General Scott
in which he declaedaE WOULD SOONER cuT OFF HIS
hAsD THAN LEND THE SUPPORT or SLAVERY &C.
Here. now, the boots the other lrg-and the Wing and
its allies called defend their candidate against
Of T. S Senator, which such tender eiom-
ached individuals like iem revolt At and "LOATHE
Their New Hampshire loorback is blown skyhgh and 10
their additional confuso their candidate is placed 10
horrid fix upon the au!hqi;y OF T. s. Senator and sup
porter of Gen. Scott