Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

"as = w. w. ,Iv under Tic banner Of Seward "a Voee
np. :ar') Why Is mol Denr' " h nv .,a,t,,I
~. 80 m, con s! luton, selected as Tue VIM
to" w. moi select some other statesman III 'nc
oc' 40, LIED 10 seward. Clay ron " ~, ,h,, !
"!n = 80 If General Taylor They wdi no. 49,, ~ ,,i,
rcnn'ii'n o han scott should be e !.c.d az inc WIZ
WY W:rers) W,Ii, they selected Sou a. m
,,, wn nv. never filled eva "i!'e a''4 ,r
,,..r,ry ar p.su, for rNh'ui'she Guy i,.ii ~. m.
-. ,;,,.r,nrs III \ cly o.ice-wilosG ""a'' ~. "I
,..n ,xp-niei in army :" NV. g., inc t,ni any
WIS.,: yug bear in mind 'a' '''s - cn;,f of the ,.nc
-,,y las ever selected the Cnmnat!rr ~ ~ VIM ,.r,I
,.3 INV a. q candidate tor the Presidency 80 h,,c
rf maj George Washington held man! Wv. 49,, h.trc ~,
i. drew the sword in the revolutionary , .naA his
nc w - :, ~. pr,sjaencv Washington re''-Hec M
m,r;ss,n when n. over, AMI le,ie' - ill.,, l.
,nt p,cau!. under the law, af any otle >, C,nr,a
Ti,n tnesfs Old Hickory held severa! oi'.~e
District A,;or,ry Senator in Congress, 1u"E mn,.r
,,. r,rrr ii he S,a"--bcore ne ever sneiis1 sI"f
- il war. and when the war ceased, tnaEe" -
bn,thsd his sword and retired 10 civ aht orta'Hr
n.r md citizen. with zen. ,f. ,
r ;, ;I;,r in the time OF war, ana occa''e q
! ~ v,r c,s over; and i".o"!ng the tHihp:@ 81 'h.
I,. ,rinus men, the demo ratio parry NV
Franklin ciiize" ana so.us in w,r. he w =
e, hcrrs) General Pierce was no: hm,sr. p Con.
i%t ~ from several distinctions in o"'h housr yr
gr.ss consented To- appear ~ war broke ou,
,,oEr nut in the country. When me ieAlcan H., ranL a.
poNe ut ,,,n.i trwani and volunteered ~ the RANKS "
mi me battles o! his coantry he sh1uaeiG ~
n,,v up.ket He held his position IN Inc IaiAa o'','
,at m lie he Colonel OF the regiment, ana s"os
,n,tIy became Briaader General IN me army re pIi
i his nubic duties faithfully and CALAMITY "..s.7t u"
ain.t In IN, army, and ~hea there "as 40 mort -"'.-
h nna he shrathrd his sword and returned 10 private nc
agoin bcers He did not choose to nestle upon me pup
liz treasury drawing thousands u dollars ana eNPehlhs
IN cctonccring for political honor he preferred 10
G,I,ow the example 81 the immortal Washington. S''-hf
Tough, The Battles al his country as CALAMITY Us to'
hi t.,,,nt the battles 81 America. Cesar, Ike scott
when the war over refused 10 surcncC ms ch'i"s.
sion hut nru on 10 IT, and ook possession OF the govern
mont: and you all we'll know The result OF Tie U'iin rpHo
chow il was Immediately changed into an empire an"
kinutunI (Cice:s) Cromwell commanded Tue parliament
army aud TIE over he Ike Scott refused !"
surrender commission, and marched The army against h
very narIIauent whom he terve! his commission anu
derived them their power. Napoleon onapa'ts derived
s commission from republican France fought uni"r u"
r,nuscan g!cs his memorable campaigns in Italy, anc
when he returned from Egypt he became candidate Tor u"
chct nagstracy OF his nation he retained MS mia'H
u.i,inn and created the empire the ruins OF republican,
Franc. Look a, the South American republics Acf The
dominion If Spain overthIo~n the American cohshiu
lion was adopted and institutions and laws were proclaimed
the whole OF these republics why 90 thty no"
succrcd? Like us they had the constitution me came
laws and nsi,u,ions.i vii! tell You why Usually me
Democratic party candidates for the Presidency eilI-
nrnt civilians and the Wing party conmardeIs.inci
III he army civilian general l. elevated ont genera 10
the army takes possession OF the caal' OF 9'as y IN M
mower OF the sword don't think instance can De stated
in This r,pus!ic in which distinguished general did not
lake tic postion office violation OF the will OF the pee
shall nov. refer 10 General SCOTS opinions regarding i'm
mioraors-G-n.ral Scott claimed connection with the
native American party. in lsii lie wrote oii "hch ne
desired TO passed by Congress- 10 the effect ili no To-
r..nets should becoie citizens Q! ths United etes
after Two wears service in the army or navy gu
SLch Dill,
have been before the pubic with proc! OF Inc auth"
Scott would dare charge Tie edlto! VINO puo!s"si
those documents produce h!s proof Inc editor Oh Tue
Herald has rendered great service 20 the American peofe
ty his presentation OF these doCumcnS which uusI tue!
will always bear grateful circumstances ota cheers
,hrc. cheers the Hsrad II the measure he pfop'sea
were carried OUT nine Of the inhabitants oil tbs Ell!
would be forever without evil and political rights. II So
for what purpose The cmeran: fee from MS naive au
and come To this supposed land vi liberty! L1ud cnects
He would By that uhecte: 10 tyranny thousand times
c,e CALM. than that from which he ed because irritation
IN every mans mind arises from examples about MN is
eve. would witness The enjoyment OF freedom by DINERS
Will, he would be prived vi L. He could not submit 10
the lncon and had thousand times rather remain uhder
h tyranny 10 wnicn he subject than here to this
pretended land liberty! Loud cheers America "one
cease asylum Oi all nations, ana 50 cease 20 nave
the $ npatlic. 81 Europe The American tore9n polc:
should address itself ri! NATIONS Their example waz
working throughout al Europe, and causing al dsspos %
tr~nbIe hrlf thrones And their Poicy should DC " S
rIte ana "sis: oil ps%ae in the glorious Cause !" when
Promo hauyhty and insolent Eneand-who, but a few
wears ago wut have laughed 10 "etlsion al any alliance
win the United no." seeking everywhere part
no. ship IN III. American continent kno"ing ste can no
longer cnl,niza any portion OF North South or Centr
Ancrc. shr effect her object by hcr Bu
srr and CLAYTON treaties tremendous groanS Gcl ai'c
irving whether she can't have partnership IN 'e
great lshn,Ws connecting the two oceans say sa't ne
tyry at the bold IlJsI!rn
,Cheers Tie United States has right 10. and wi! harr
l-,nius Panama, Nicaragua Triniepec and every
great between our two great shores iChtetS2
rny right oi England 10 be consulted nj ali upon TIE
question (;hrers England may keep NJ long as She can
colonies Continent, Dul am 2caif in!s'
taken If example do" not teach naughty Ensiahi tn
sly, much ID II keep her subjects IN 81 Johns
and other provinces on this continent fn IN e!f
allegiance. with Ut interfering with American institutions
Loud cheers. end C Good don't care ahpu'
N" 1ulrr, bear Of Russia and The lion u Eng
laa: long ;hctr dispute il in Asia. tlhnsh'eE)
wouldn't syc nr.nn. decide which cUnGusIs IN :!ai
Mh lgr il i cIniinci 10 ASA Jn wien II comes
among The rcp" OF Europe, then aGst say all my sym
,ahia the people and against rner oPprc>sors
loud chc.ss The day o the American government was
opFatrci he Whole Continent against any European power
Cries Of CUBA
Nv friend cries ~, Cuba As long ago 1915 when
cauia,e Congress, declared opinion that whenever
hn Islam! CUBA sh u!t declare freedom and
it, aad apply 10 the United States nr annexation, would
be- in favor nut cs,ccrs) But :urtt-r;
willing appropriate rom tn puolc treasury any nrcessa
.: money - purchase Cuba. (chcers ! ven;
Gr;hr! stills sad that II England other European
% ser attempt to take Cuba by purchase, her
It the duty al the United states il and
hos all RISKS lremrnioIs cheers! These sll
-Il:i"u- Is the destiny oi the democratic party
10 cary uui tl.ese PRINCIPLES. cloud cheers Tie whip.
cans d. it without violating their avo"eI principles
Oyyrutng their understanding. (Crrs u inal's fact"
ana augaer) The wings don't understand The dnc'rn"
pr"grsss insy aont always Washington the Eathe!
his County, he had pointed policy Of his
fathers what wont! have become 81 the American revolu
larl (Ctrets and laughter Or again OF Jeie he
had stood I'LL and o!ar y the laws ana which
prevailed III ih2 time % h- fathers would have
achieved our present independence? Chcersl The l.
our fathers we're al progressive democrats (Cproatou
cheers They accomplished in the Of progress
their lives the worIi had thousand wears
before. tCh.er-l vii! now cJncuie ..1u cries Of to
on''l
The speaker proceeded Our duty successors of those
great and sag"s, 10 show that the spirit gov
c.ne them should reign through lives The spin;
progress governed all their acts Would IL b good
against railroads because George Washington never
rode one tl.JGt laughter ani cusrs. o. against iii.
clustering eecaI-c Jefferson thought Renewed
laughter Or against The Collins steamers because Berla-
min Franklin never crossed the Atlantic ,hem Tire
nendogs laughter We must keep pace with tic Progress
al Ihe J: they had the pleasure they felt
Worlds Fair in England when The prizes awarded 10
American artis,s-when Cos were pronounced
ha,r,
'eapei WIKI hen Commodore Stevens sailed round the
English tcht Club in the schooner "Anerca." Loud
cheers Il they ht! hchc ana felt that they would tnr,
stand the spirit "i progress thar anImaiing the d.
cratic party. Cheers II is Tor the purpose carr,
ct Ines" principles progress that the democratic 1ari.
have united for the supper, OF franklin Pierce
and William K King tLrrd cheers and cheer more
No democrat would DC found staining back, sruahIng
a. the candidate the platform. ICries of mo, No ~
Becaase wc kno" wa have sound candidates and honest
correct principles.
Eoce-Wr'II elect them TOO
Mr. DoUGLAs docking around himl-Im really srrn,i.eI