Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY I, 1905
A NEW ASSAULT.

While ,hs Sop,hsrn Wing press busy engaged 10 De-
noupcpp what :hey call The free so tendency o' rfesi'
dent pjerc.s acts the T. Tribune the Sc~ato organ par
ercel.nce sees nothing but slavery extension IN '"c
Monuments 10 foreign MISSIONS by The ADMINISTRATOR VI
,nch men as Soue Buchanan and Gadsden These genecn
II IN alleged by The Tribune sent abroad respectively
t,h the clear understanding that they are 10 do he VI
most, first, TO eec, transfer OF Cuba TO this country as
new bulwark Slavery. or secondly, TO resist ana :"
Ill efforts looking the Emancipation, immediate u
,.s Of the half million Of Africans held inbondagc 10 '"a'
ts,od" Carrying on, these views the Tribune "aA.'
wro,hy and sounds the following war-lke oas' On ~
,v ,r,nn., soa;n., presidsp, Pierce and the Demo-
cratic party: ,,
"Row far shall this be allowed TO proceed wi'hpu.
1sripp res,sta Has the spri' OF DEVOTION 70 L'
Of the Free States Or WIN Tue . obsved? why
.houId not our State legislature, while acquesI,uS a.
whatever has been wisely done In the past us.I'y .
81. ,hs boundaries of such ucon aud reatntm ua' hos
~ >, S,v.rv Extension which has ever been ca'oiha
nr,ncple of New York; Is il not high Time 70 plous
ax.ns, the in,ermeddling Of our Federal uoVeh'I" ~
nf.rs of Foreign States for the pepeuatlon Oh fuan
Bondage therein How long shall oar silence arm aoa e"
hoiden the deadly advesarts OF The principles Oh 20 anu
the inalienable Rights OF Manf
Ia confirmation Of It's views the Tribune quotes tue at
ole of the Union on the reputed designs of Great Britain IN
connection with Spain, 10 convert Cuba into government
NJ freq blacks and on the cortelave duty OF the Admins
,,a,,on II also quotes the n. T. National Dehocsa
hold and sound declaration that the South should hereai'e
have an equal participation in The benefits oil TERRITORIAL &C
ouis,ons that the fires Of flnu,icm should be qnencheo
and tina, 10 fail on points will be an act OF reoeot
against the present Administrator and II ~i Inc Demo
crat 10 confident 'be regarded by the Executive
The Tribune is guilty Of the malignant blindness OF isho
ring very large portion OF con!ederacy In all lis MAJ
rawlings utterly puts ot the question the fact that IN
South has rights secured By the Constitution The sou
asks no flibusterng the pat, Of the Administrator ~
violation of international law comfy but SIMPLY lha
its domestic and foreign policy the government shall TAX
cara that the interests safety OF the South shall mol
sacrbced by fanatics at home and abroad that the Sou
shs not be pressed the wall This is simple usuce "hic
the South asks and expects OF the Administration, an
which from his antecedenls confidently look Tor iron
President Pierce and his Cabinc, We feel satisfied ina
,bey will do their duty and stand up to the Baltimore RAJ
form and President Percrs Inaugural regardless o TIC OF
..si,s and complaints fanatics home and attempted en-
croaehuents from abroad.
What have quoted from the Tribune WIN sao" 0e =
,e,v light which President Perces ADMIN
istraou 10 viewed in connection with the rigns OF IN
South By his political opponents. Their conflicting con
sn,s should satisfy the country that the President IS Pu
auins wse moderate and udcious course, Calculated
maintain the peace Of the county and TO protect tue tsh
Of sverv portion of the confederacy.