Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
S.TIJRDAi MORNING.. FEBRUARY :, 1861
pIouaNT DISH OF POLITICS.

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The soecch is most strange in several feSa''e "
,;,, ,, ,,on bill in regard 10 the bounty iands-ana
NY, i, ,,riy I'll parties and III lnaly leaving inc reader
in doph "a +, me true party g" The speaker lie
10 ~, r,.,,ar of the uaon party because he says that
,ba, Marty i. ssovd-nor is H." exactly hig for he de.
claes that he will support GIN Scott, who il certain 70
be the Viii. P:cslentil canltl!e-lni who's: av"wa oil
his fidelity 10 the Compromise measures OR. Clbe saysl
would be- the Republicans said Of Louis Phippc, o'
a,e' AMI repair the injury done to the gallant uee
raj by the pa,conzng air with which Seward ana company
have ushcred han into the political arena
Mr. Ca5e has probably given the bsi definition Of MS
own nosoc viz that of outsder firing away ut every
hodvn Flo seems anyo play the part Of Matpso-iol
he il par,icu!a;v ayersc the cons1ation oil TIC plan
Of the Constitutional Union party OF Georgia, VIZ: 10 rush
into an association with the Democratic National party.
Mr. c. tells them that they a!o al wrong mat me " mug
party is much conservative Than tue Democratic parry
,rd At nc same moment he his determination not
TO vote or Gen Scott who is surely to be The wing can
de and who viii no he says receive The eecsoFa Voe Of
one Stale South.
Mr. McMulrn in the very Imperfect ske'ch Oh MS re-
marks We have SEN made good hit The Speaker
Tho speech of MI CHLc is important anc interesting rs
it ia confession high quarter, that the Wing party
Of The South cunno, properly affiliate With the Northern
Wing patty which has the dominant Inolorty. Tie lear
that the Democratic National Convention will nominate
candidates who will be 10 the South aud 10 the
Unon is ore Of the widest suppositons We "i! NOT
make guess 10 who those nominees VIII Dc but every
man must that they will be conservative nsiohai De
moc.as able and ready TO put down slavery asa'oh ana
thereby 10 give peace the South and Strength [" 'e
Union Mr. Ca5ers speech should have the strongest
influence in opening tho eyes OF the whole Son' 10 lie
danger Of uniting with the Wig party, ana 20 Tic ipol
lance OF alyug GROUND the Democracy the true party Of
(',pcti, iinpaIis
The Democratic party neither flcnus intoerant
II ia willing unite with the Unionists whether Democrats
or Wings who will join them in the maintenance III me
great Democratic principles OF the country "hy shoui"
they reoel each other OF difference Of opinion
upon the abstract question ut the right % seccssion 1t
will enough for them TO separate when That fu's-
ton comes up in practical form. .
We hope that our Democratic friends will weigh well
these impurtln matters. We hope that our WEls trends
vino see no safety the Soath but IN tne uin Oh le
Democratic party will also ponder them we'll All those
who are Democrats whether Southern Sishts men, or
Unnns and a those Why's whu believe that the South
will be safer in The hands Of the Democratic than the wing
party should act together We reason why
hey sho,i not go county meetings oil the Democratic
pariy and into Stale and National Conventions. But, in
This there sh ud fair dealing and fair understanding
We object mud all fair minded men will object 10 Cans,t
tonal Union en going into the Democratic National Con
venion coalro il, to the overthrow OF Democratic phc
plee or 10 blow it 10 atoms .
The Democratic party is not seeking an infamous coal
ton with That bold and naked SANDER 1t
is not seeking dissolve the Unon that is the declaration
The opporiu unity presents itself Tor The people oil
Georgia approximate unity, upon National Ineasu'es-
Those who have been Democrats or who have become So
unite man. for The GOOD OF inc SouIh anu
for the prosperity OF The Union
THE UNION rARTY-TIIE DGMoGRATIc AND WIG PAR
Mr. CABELL OF Fl da, repeated what he had slld on
former occaso that when he TO the House. at the
commen GENE session. il his expectation, from
the opinions frequently ana Inc the n snnd
they nere adopt recommend an acquiescence
in the compromise measures and that the Wing party would
do He had believed that On general qncstnhs Tue
Whp party WAS the conservative party except the conf
promise He had observed he stated that OCCASION
that The Democrats were represented by larger number OF
gentlemen favor OF what he believed 10 BE- correct on THIS
question: Therefore he had expected TO act win
Them se:ng disposed believe that they would Stand by
the Constitution ami his section OF the eunry and further
that in this nc would be separating himself from MS
party hc believed this have been the determination OF
the entire Southern Wing party His friend IRON virginia
sad tina; he should separate himself from the Wing party
and Dln the rank and file the Democracy The only al
tentative he had willing 10 think Of Tins had
faed H. hal deceived by The representations OF mat
party. Abuu the very first movement vi That party was Ia
violate the very principle which he was prepared 10 act
with tIen There been formed in The Southern coun-
try Consitr oua Union party having Tor lis orgtnlza-
uu the very principles which he had Slated would Induce
him with the Democratic party In the House. he
desired call Tie attention Of the committee to an article
which recently appeared in tho Macon tCl) Journal II
sets out proposition that tho time has arrives when
The Union p.;ty in the South should determine on liz ac
lion in rotation; to the Presidential election; and In III" view
f rhe ed III tia, paper the Union party cannot act with
The hg party. it s swawec up by the aooi'i"
party. But il may act wh Ii" Democratic party. And II
is then the Union ought {" send cregaitS L"
the Baltimore Convention rcnoEe" AZ necessity Tor
his that the extremes there will ae represented 6ureh
Blair Disney their narsaIird forces on ono side ara
hhr McDvnti and Qu!tman who were defeated Ii 'hci'
;,cascnabc sr.ctnrs, III. rc This for the purpose
Of conroin. he national Democracy. AMI the editor eS
Dr., sses tic he that the Union delegates VIII DC IN attend
anc 10 break az The plans uf the r.racrs and abolan-
ss and rcrtl The co,oprumis: the declaration o. Pn-
cpics and brig cut some sic! ma; as buchihh 'F 'c
"a Nr,,, pst,prS
the uun party Of Georgia. hc was to under.
stand that Tia ganza,l"n was ELECTED 't "7 TIE sake ="
me nj.r ana 20 maintain tie Constitution, jIi Ia" III:
sake CT the Democratic party 5e was 6<p2sc TO .f"r
associaJn bu; lie would tel. his enis mat re lo no
purpose OF being converted into Den'octat. ,
felt which his arty now Occupied
before ~: ,uatry. -. Iemoer u tie southern
Wing party ~:tae conservative" AMI opposed TO al raGi
cllisln alr:rr!$u and S"wadisr as Well as al u" new
tangled ,s oi the Sou. He felt proud Of lie patty, be-
cats the lc.5.Is Of Union mcn with lew Xctnt!ohs;
and The, may without satIcadsIlns their prn:!cS act
with The Unnn party lie believed, from tic lEic!-
Tons aru:t him. that the Wings mean, "tnu; the AID Of
Union party put themselves IN tiIs c"is:i'uon-i
1oundnumIy, I;at the slavery agitation Shall Cease, anl
the measures recommended by lie President
ce sd.c binding Until reccny we have had more
sound in the Democratic party han in Inc Wing party
aud ury soundness: in he North BAT he d NOT
,;iuk that this state thugs exists. The gentleman from
Massachusetts, [Mr ASrouLj and The Ocncracy nund IL
losing game lu ali the power patronage of the Free
stirS - Nss,,,setts 10 he wiz. tie hi.a. The gen
ula ard his friends had 10 d:a mai Els Should continue
80 The Fre.s5ers hrcn.ht up.
cratic party had Sr:anged gained with oody or bar
ar TO attain cr PRESENT position. lne Democrats SUI
struggle under Disadvantages and lie intended - cX
plain tic House.
i Mr. CAaELL. Do yen consider yourself Democrat
ar RA>rurL. an happy that you as@cd lie question
! Mr. cAnELL. :,k the question.
M iiaSrouL. have been nominated by he D"mccra!'t
party over again, unanimously Ny rt :'im"a
.io. was unauilno. 1t given las By the Democra
cy knowing NJ. views. Ii the largest Democratic Con
vcrun hsli il the ni-ct. ATE, the nomination tie tia
on, but Mas elected tnGni at i!c second t'i2
received tho !a"s; Democratic vote ever cast throwing "u
the Frce.o votes This enables consider my sell IL
full communion with tue Democracy q Massachusetts. II
am not Democrat, there Is none in New Eneiand.
Mr. CABELL aid lie could desire 5itcr illustration o
the change thai going the North We know lie oo,a
ions of The gentleman WHO received the largest Democratic
voIc We know that The Democratic party, tired OF being
without office held ind ucemCas the Frecsoicrs, aEc
they nominated FIresc;l and some Democratic cadi
dates Joint CuEveniion and the gentleman IL returned C
Congress with the largest Democratic vote ever given Il
any man.
Mr. DIsHEY was bcsiy engaged the time but learn
that my name mentioned by The gentleman.
Mr.. CABELL. | read il in The paper.
Mr. Disney desire avail myself of this occasion Il
say that am part parcel of the abolition purity.
never did in my LIE either at home abroad syinpahze
with the aDoitionists On the contrary have denounced
them.
Mr.. CABElt. suppose that the connexon of that gen
Il.mnns name with the 10 b. ascrbed