Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-02


ny RiTCHIES PRYOR..
Friday MORNING. DECEMBEk - neoo.
THE COMPROMISE PARIf-ihh
TlON.
The N.u York Herald comedies the correctness o. ou'
o.o,on that the u,alcon,ent Democrats of New fo'h
e.o,xed ON the destruction OF The Administrator w
,.uns ne with obtuseness in not making inc
erv tina, their uerior aim Is 70 rear new party ~ w
ala of the Compromise The following extract '.o.'
Heralds article is significant enough, and W. ''"
The reader without commentary: .,o c.h;,o,
To the horror and amazement Of every Sis mil knp,pn
n. Sotsrn Secessionist; Caleb Cushing e;n
coalIlionist; William l.. Marcy, an .s the rs
the FREQ solers, called 10 oSera soon follow
80 slers and secessioaists were freely apponeu 10
ofies Saunch friends of the compromise WEI ha W.
The f,,bIner interfered in New YORK on oenan OF e 90
Bu,en eesoisre; Mississippi to aeteat foO ShI
ths fhers Of he compromise Georgia. 10 support
mold the seeessionist leader in Aiaoamo, 10 nsS nm
81 CI,m.ns a Union man. Acts more emphaucaiiy W
nosed 10 the spirit of the compromise coua nor DC
Far while the Cabinet ashamed OF iheln ana nous
ina members acted openly they spoke 70
,Jhere 70 the compromise In Words while they broke aay
In deeds Blu, even this timsy disguise wore out 'g
came when they thought they could venture 10 .oW va
the mask and the manestoes for the k!cnnond enquirer
and ,he Washington Union written These ook ground
boldly against the compromise deIded the notion OF party
framed on lis ,he nrsyous acts of The Cabinet
If on calm review vf this narIatve-and we 90 NOT
think It's accuracy be mpeached-the members Oh
eress resolve to support the administration on e eaos
bs the responsibility The year 1857 10 not 30 tar asa
that the popular sentiment the subject OF The compromise
can mistaken; and those prominsn men IN me senate ana
House pho ezpect appeal future day 10 that se'
men for the realization OF their ambitious hops WIN eo
well TO mediate The matter ere they endorse pocy a
reclly hostile 10 the public verdict oil last year.
in this connexion invite attention 10 The following
Just and sensible view which the Wilmington w. ""
Journal takes OF this whole matter:
II ia m hs hoped that the session OF Congress VIII
10 create for itself founded upon alien
ton TO business. and an avoidance Of ouncomoe
bu, must be confessed that this hopeis not very
II Ia simply DESIRE withou, any great expectation OF
fu6men 1t Is that there are In the various resuons
of the country home and abroad nterests 10 DC aendeo
To- and business TO be dispatched fully sufficient 10 occupy
we'll and p.oably the time and talents OIL the members Of
both Houses In the message OF The President ana me re-
ports of the different Secretaries will be found food tor docp
and serious consideration over matters o toiesn au @
nesc pocy-a revision OF the tariff 10 BRING Inc coliec
ons within the range OF sne Dcrsssa of The
Navy-in Short all the vast and complicated machinery
great Governmental organization 10 10 os Kept trimmeo
and adjusted the progressive and
of the country To stranger disincrested spectator
might appear natural and proper that these great inet
fec hunters or local faciionisshat upon the soundness
Of the doctrines and recommended In The message
and reports and ability with which these doctrines and
are brought forward and enforced would depend
the amount of support of opposition which the Admins
a,lon would receive which would have 10 encounter
One would think that national Democrats al least
would endorse both the language and spirit OF Inc message
of Gov Manning OF South Carolina, delivered yesterday
Tuesday Legislature of thai State where he says:
II have omitted any discussion OF Federal affairs, SINCE
10 well known your views upon these SUBJECTS that ad
hersnce to the cardinal principles Of State Rights strict
construction of the Consltuon,o Tariff purely for rev.
enue,o economical application of the finances OF the
government and above all and impartial admins
aion of the laws and enforcement OF all ts constitutional
obligations you give your supper, 10 The present distinguish
cd head OF the nation fair exponent Ut such principles
dsregading all local disputes contentious tur the enou-
ments and spols Of Office"
1t might above ALL BIZ hoped and expected that man.
body OF men, claiming nationality would endenvor under
any form shape under pretex whatever and eus
Of ALL that OF devotion 10 the South revive the slavery
agitation which Il sought quiet by The "naty" Of the
compren.ise II might certainly be thought that If even
South Catenu IL willing bury the Ratchet her pretended
friends at the North-n New York-mieh DO willing 10 do
20 ,oo rather has awaken dangerous agitation by
nveeves against Party friends and joint supporters Of The
compromise aud tho Baltimore plaform-such invec,ives
being founded upon MAYS it Is the policy Of all to
consider settled BY a6fSsa expectations Of Tho
desSs, some extent al least, disnppoia
remains little ground for doubt The true character of the
opposition in New iok beginning develope
itself: these look forward formation of
party the objects of which, understood by it's lead
will be The elevation Of Messrs Dickinson s. Co..
power in 1856, but not Democrats Hereafter direct
warfare is be carried against the Pesidenhe thin
prs!e1t Of separating him from his Cabinet will be thrown
administration will be ignored and The magnanmous attack
will be directed against the appointments Office hence ii
IT, that we look for noisy Buncombe appeals
for personal illusions and faciious divisions The Admins.
tralion be safely attacked upon It's policy upon
its acts No refuge left then, tor the factions bu per
sonal nvectve, or complaints that tho right men, hem
sevea)-were not appointed to Office
But these boilers rapidly cutting their throas-
Before the disguise thrown of, they might have had
and In fact did have considerable influence and correspond
ing Of ccc,iug mischief in tho Democratic ranks
Now however, since il ID evident that they aim ooal
lion With the remnants OF the Wing party for their mutual
gandsemen their may be looked upon pretty nearly
Iun If thot party, by ITSELF elevate them Office,
,hen they may be elevated but word for it, that II they
which mongrc congomeration may seek draw from the
masses OF the genuine Democracy, they will be woeuly
mistaken They viii not succeed in ra!ying "corporaa
Ruard," DOT even in New York.