Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-30
rrc,nrD IMPROVEMENT.

tho following extract from the speech Of John
Van Buren, al the great Democratic hnly al Newou1g' :!
= l. sill be seen tia; lie has abandonva some pi MS rasa-
,ias ,.nudiarcs the "highcr llw,' and goes in cordially Tor
! full execution Of the fugitive slave law;
N,w elaborate nnpeals have been addressed 10 The demo-
emf of New York 20 induce them 10 form Il parry Y uei'a II
The democratic candidates, and To-, Inc :, = 'rh u "o, "s ,n,I
slavery in the District Of Columbia. iou Mno ac "a ,s i.
me wil! remember that we started Tor me p = ts -; uh ~ io,
! !, " ~. t Trr IS Cn,m,ubia, and who said he was unqualified,
~ opnosch 10 il. Would you be asken' ~ VIC puil"sI ~
repp4Iina the Fugitive Slave law, ~ io.n ono %d y ' ip;,hI -
nor,v7 m, constitution gives The slafehoiuel d iSh. - -
come into n State and take his property; .ney nave a nsn
/, il, and without u fol! and cordial recosnI..o" . 'e pa
or 49, n,stiIu,;on, this Union cannot stand. 49,.
7 Ion,, belong 10 those who believe III d "a m'snI' ~
,ra con.,iIu,inn OF the United States. we uoht at wiz
thosc who believe that il was an atroc'ous o'!s"m I 49,, 10, ~
par tn',m -, ara cnnsrcraled in our hearts. We viii no
rsisc, rhe wisdom which was hidden TO hhsh,"S' ~; a" ;"
Jefferson, and Adams, and Mndis3n, u NJ. nonnI.ss whom
Garrison and Abby Folsom, and l. 'eueniGA 90 80" ~,
annr ,bnv c,,oos, 10 make a az that will be pracncahy "Pe
ra,ivc for the surrender OF fugitive slaves. ~ ~ ~ ", IN
rlmr. if they desire tu oppose Inc p!cSeh' o"S'
lection. .z,,.,;,, and such being
ia condition. the Democratic party as5enioiea a : - nmnn
and nominated for The Presidency two unitnpeac"1no "u,ncrn,i
an ~, ,"h" rny. never dcyiaied from the true Deihocfa"N
uulicv, except The one TO when we 'eici uanoshiro 10,
sides in Alabama, and the othcr III uhe, Nev Yorl
States which, in the dark hour oil lo4o' Mnuu "hn, 81
soI' rom The Side Of her son, who was a candidate wnen d !;
around was defca; and Encouragement, - a. mo Wn,,h
| 10 Snutl- west. ana Z IlH'HIs'tN - ill.,. 49,
c,sr stood firm, and gave the Democrallc cunu'ua'' =.
! vote. ~, erbiaci2 Why
Now, what have they resolved upon TINS su,9eha, o h ha.
mai lhey will abide by the compromises ~ mu' re-,
made unu;. i,Ii subject. In that RESOLUTION : .o"S H.,
I A. no, saw. as they ronh mol, that they approve o. t hom
measures One of the candidates, Mr.. hing, ppp"'uu m ~
,h s,,,s of south Carolina was opposed TO tIctn,, ana 'f
long lime agi1a,ed the question whether Sme ,, mIu, n 't Them n
~. o".p" we ask them to unite in this JOINT resolution
lp wy ~, rssoIved that this subject shn! not be nsltaten:-
lney !" 10 :. i'm 81 10 do. / say for fifty years we au not us
rn y r. i: for hat time We stood up and SAID inns : d u INi a..
- - :" Far 6uy years we refused to discuss IL, M pre-
g.. - ,m.n new shape 10 which | have atvcrled; ana ! saS
go So. ,n shnuIj appeal Ia their sease oi JnShre 'n" nnan
n"nt and nv word for il. take Oh Tie OUTSIDE PI. 80
",;ch was inevitable, and you will advance ~ en
frrrdnn mere in one year Than you would oy !, Pr -
rorr4e in ten. Ii the State OF New } DIN un|s ~, -, v ~
!, viii mol, sci IN a separate organization al pl''souig; . ~
have h,cn invited TO do. ii is certain for Pierce anu Mins'm
| Extended in It's colossal size, placed here oetMeen om ,"n anI
NV EunIand, lying tranquility down amid me eAcL'tlnI ~
I'M, ;s snnnosed 10 surround her, With her feet oaihGa 10 W.
III 81, yy,trrs of The Atlantic, and her head by me Iiesil Wde.:
~ ,br Likes She can stretch out her hand to ONO anu "a!
.pa,rr h.. sill" She Gun say 10 the people VI 'e" 80
land .Whilc YOU stand with Us on the question u sise
70 wc ar. with you, bul If you seek u ehSasG u' ~ ." :"
,v,ion crusade, ,iien you are passing beyond the measure :
You're uty.'