Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
Sa.,,, - show that their "maturest coun

III na,e, in the South to show that their mauresl coun
,els" shall no, 'perPexed and dashedF nn, had
Rut m. pleasing illusions which Mr. Choate,e genus
ennp round The resolution be rudey I the
Mr. Charles Anderson OF Ohio, rose sturdy up out the
plain truth about the whole business. ana Nc 'r
whig creed bunily He said: 49,. bu, law like all
Uni, COMPROMISE was after all nothing Du of Mr.
Others on the book Inc ls Initiating duties on i'm
Clay nothing more than an nei + nothing more man
cbsr law On The statute book Use from
10 at NORTH arc .aetiona pride The wings of free
the sublsc. the dmnuton OF their
Slales IN ,beIr friends 60 on oy seofeS-o ae'O"" :"
nave t ss Gam promise upon shcH ,, c.,,ro
chg m ,ha hue wing creed In this idea tine Cohp.o
,,ns cut clean OF the resolution before IL couiu
and then did pass by great vote Oh men The
State conventions have always refused TO recognize '
COMPROMISE or recant the doctrine OF Inc povso. n
But cunning will overreach ITSELF and Il ma. aonv
this case The resolution does "acquese 10 na ' sriety
.Iave law as statute 10 be maintained anu ;,inn Of
enforced" in is "present efficiency ms re- Ground OF
The fugitive law tho wings have put not upon Of
mandate nor huss does their
luton recognise. But they 6rst Congress-
thew do in all the other laws OF inc m rasen, efficiency
n ,hov oeree TO maintain that law In lis prest Us
anu lney agreI onnd of approving its provisions e u
I how well they will get along on INA. and Cheste.
wh Of The Gnio X in Western New
and ana in pnIdcston Vermont As they now
he ba party in its convention mas jgnors %o,up time viii
mise endorsed the fug; the mass of their party
| show whether they have suite" Tue A'a'' y
North or South. I'D - show that "honcs,v Il
m conplete this record auu w ahuffns
,h.Ir HEAT policy" we contrast WITH is de-
f,ha Whip Convention the direct ana saist'i .nh
oI.ra lions Of the Democratic Convention Oh "'0 o''
/ iec hoo ,owor nnder the Constiiu
1 3, with or control the domestic .. u.
rol Stses md that such States are the sole anu Piop
nJoes OF everything appertaning TO their own a' hIi
rohihited bv inc constitution; that all Efforts VI Wv.
;on;ss or others made induce Congress 70
Questions of slavery or 10 luke lncplent sepo ~ don
1he,eto nre calculated 10 lead TO the most alarming w
oeroua consequences and that ul such ellos nav m AM
ssble tendency 10 diminish the happiness OF o I; AM
ndanger the stability and permnnency OF the oio; @
onght no, to be countenanced by any rend OF oui p
| institutions. .o.;,,o, covers and wa
Resolved That the foregoing propostloh eoro o,y aon
intended 10 embrace the whole subject OF 'hc nj IN
,ion in CONGRESS- and therefore the democratic pay ~ M
IInion standing upon this national PLATFORM WIN aol ,h
odhere 10 the faithful execution OF the acIs hn ho ar
compromise measures settled by the iast CoheS "a chic
far ,ecaiming sgves from service or labor lncuGeu' ~
c bsna depned 10 carry GU, an express proVison OF III
institution cannot with fidelity thereto DO epeaeu u
changed as 10 destroy or impair its efficacy IN ;,
Resolved Tha, the democratic party VIII lss1s1 o. H.
,emnte M renewing in Congress out o. IT, lhe asi'
of the slavery question: undef "Ru'e'e' o"'r
attempt may be made. ,hol. matter
Here ia in plain words the truth OIL inc "ho'e .,s
The maintenance OF the Compromise in AIMS pats ~
il Isl compromise-an obligatory covenant M e. II, Il
the maintenance and execution OF the luei.i'e :; to A
efficiency because, part OF sucn ,;,r,;o,
signed 10 carry express provision VI t 49, ~ t
and cannot be repealed or impaired without '''ue' "
sacred instrument. 80 10 bonasr II
lie, the country decide which is the true, the h'nes
reliable platform and party.