Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
gICHM0ND ENQUIRER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1882.

SATURDAY MORNING., MAJ lo'
m. following manly and powerful letter IS No'. lily
Warner of Georgia. who until rccen'y' ~ s,,,c !,
enrolled in the ranks of the "Unon" parry = will be
is cheering indication that the "oho" nce more ran
,rue 10 hc principles and to Inc ala uoe Demo
zinc themselves under the broaui.' r. 81. ,of., :,
sins ess arc assailing him Tor MS retusa 10
,,,r in 10 their hands crv~ru,r ANN TO- 1882
g. your letter of the 7lh inst, was duly recelS-
- which you desire TO know my present pohca pVssion
60 ,spnrd 10 sending delegates 10 the contemplated nH
"nnyenton &c-provded have no oh]ecllnn 10 cohiha
cnie il 10 you Having no political aspirations. whatever
have political opinions either IN regaa' 10 I desire to
Inncea from, any body who may deem them OF suii L
importance TO be known; especially one win whom
been So long personally and politically assoc Is Tho old
| In nv politics | am national Democrat ~ 80.
bI onnn.od ~ The formation of independent Seclonol
parties whether under the nare oi so
sttuliona Union parties. Marty as asserted BY
N Madison and practically lustfaed oy .e
fn;,b These principles recognizes me supIe
80. -. nf the Federal Government when ac.ins ,; h
he If The powers delegated TO It IN Inc Cohstu'n, ~
b neonle Of the respective States and ScruPulouy
me eope VI deserved rights the people OF The several
States which have been degatedb by them 10 INC
and controlling question of the day should be
e & nd nrnect with The utmost vigilance me fssciseu
;,h,s nT ,hc neoplc of the respective States: ~ m
mil error is far better that we shouia CT III oe; ~
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| mower in the General GuvoIhiieh'' ,o,, ,.oIf, 70
IT, ~ of The Union, and the permanent welfare
f ,hs Whole country essentially depend in The
- rho seryed rights Of the States by all legitimate cas
within their power and conlIoi. oe so,a;rr
soh h.na nv individual views, am In fav or OF seh6in
,.I.ust,s 10 The Baltimore Convention 10 nominate eu =,
49, r President from tho National Democroc
ortv in nv Judgment being the most reliable anI us
worhv 10 carry our, in practice the principles ~ae' t
ha.n aeady indicated shall most cheeruiiy Fs o' '
noinae Of that Convention unless he shall De rec SO
| whirh do rot by any means, anticipate. 80. :,
In rerard 10 the divisions which have hltnef.o e"IsI 49,
The Denocratic party in This State TO when you eI' m
attention in YOUR letter, have only 10 rematA ua
ins the compronise measures of Congress- hot oeciut
believed that settlement have been wise ioelu u
IN The South" in oil its parts, but because ~ ,;
hodsd The great democratic principle Of
m Conpress with the question OF slavery IN me
y no rhe ioin, property OF NIL the States thai great ana
cinn,utal principle of the Democratic creed dcSe 10
20. mninalned in good faith, by the action oil mo Deo
nay whether in power or out OF power NOT oecause
have been the advocate Of thai principle out because
iust and saluary principle right in Itself All lneIeor'
sho proess 10 Democrats and advocate Dsnoc'uto
ciples both North and South should be Wiling 10 s;
il as The fixed and settled policy of the - h
in perecl huImony with the Constitution anu " ~ u.s., inn,
viii trouble themselves look into inc Iu.e' =.
nnr,nncc TO the interest and welfare VI 'nG s 49,
10 which The people thereof ought ho' oy any
| 10 be Indifferent -. sio,dshin Inn
Very respectfully your " HIRAM WARNER.