Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
sIsnai0ND ENQUER u IL
.rupn,y MORNING. JULY ., 1853.
,..,r>pIiRNER PETIT LARCENY.

=, -, shell history Of TINT school Of politicians. -
Mr. Webster be authority, the only poih o ' - IN,
their that part Of Tho which they s a ,ycnt
Why's They went Tor the annexation OF Texas INT, -.
for the extern. ON of slavery over Texas; ihe' ~ ,,
Mexican war; they for all tho party Presidential
sures OF the National Democracy, gov" 49,, ia, they
cam,,iun III ls4s Ii was then, and not '' 49, No,h
800, North may The Wing parry N'
~ ' ~ ia Southern Wings were iee-so''' "
=, 49,, of the Wnol Pfoviso-il was ~
49,, =. i, S,ae politics with the ne" i ~,
,;n seward with Fillmore. with "'ee", o." .o,'
-; rho New York thinkers Inc sto"" ,,.,.
"s' 49,, h,,J ri their union with the Ne" / ON "''ss'
,,s his very Wilmut Prosiso. Tie a'o"c" '''''
so,,ra,i,n from The very pretex OF 'hslr "u 's0'"'
Now York Hunkers, was the hostility Oh ''e w -,
.,,;a vhip doctrine OF the Erie letter, the "l'm"'
ptoviso.-- Bu read Webstct's account % ''''' o..
n,mn :, lie period Of The annexation Oh ttx.
IN ma democratic party followed 'c pai'5
do,rnos and went for the anneAauoh sta'e'' :, -
SION ano an soItiu from the Whigs. say, the Wings
me 's ,,ornns that nobody else either in the East
West North South, raised hngel asns i, ,,,c,I nn
,i iii he the efforts the Wings, the people were r"os
al 10 SENSE Of their danger and feeling OF opposi,o" 70
the extension Of slave power mH ara in nt,rn~ and
o,acb,d Il 10 their policy msreyO gire them certain pre-
domindncy Their Firu!s' :, -, , - NOR, RI do
i,l no dnc,,ine OF Free Soil than with the question OF ma
WIN n ~" q, They only adopted 10 secure
an advantage over the HunkeIs But, having M
This lust sentiment though, still retaining az '.c ss ~ wv
,hv nine articles Of the Locoloco creed they no" c'i
ON the Wings Of Massachusetts TO enlist undcr mem; %
almost said be subsidized by lhrm "ny 10 s'T 10
uscendency in New York politics! For enc poi''' y
do no such Thing. | do not like The service: h
~ repeat that This Buffalo platform, this e"'"ct :" '
Earnbuners, contains no new hlne ,,a y 49, = S,sr
binr ne,r 1rhc the Wigs of the Middle and Nortaer 't
N g1t not adopt BAT il is going too Ia, LOT 'ii r, ,b,r
the Wings Massachusetts TO carry maj matter mo
I'VE well know gentlemen, that tic BnfHio Platform
Contains nothing in rejection 10 this matter 'rhc u'tS Ho
meet the app, vJa!ion. and the unqau'at' "P'O'"0"
Wigs Of the Northern STATES.
Sn then. il cannot be denied that The whole Nof'"''"
wbp party were precisely The PLATFORM 50 Tar as slavery
s .o,ccrn,d Of the New York Barnbulners The Nof'h.
am why wcr, the inventors the Patcntee-, the apostles
If tne creed NJ apparently obnoxious 10 S"ni'eih wing
even as early as the Erie letter, even as early rs
John Quincy AJamss the twenty hrst RUE WIN
Southern congressman. The Northern Wings wee rom
the first and are the last, The true, genuine sh"hp"
Free. soil party Of this Union
VIVA, is more they have never rrpudiaed that crred-
rh,y have never erected national PLATFORM lhef S'''
stand az ey have always stood, firm and DEFIANT OH c
Wllmot. :.
Tho sm,he,o Wings eel up sort OF platform at 'alti-
more in 1862 which the Northern wings Spl upon. 9
from first 10 nsr from Quincy Adamss day - Horace Gree
Y,
and prof, from National Wing administrations. without
-, a., ub,ut word of drnur rom the Southern Wing
ndgnationSis.
There was not an appoin made by The last adins'
,ration North Of Mason and Diyons line which vas NJ"
greater insult South than any late appointment OF
Rarnburucrs in New York The difference was, that The
Wing administration required no rctras n" ofo'oAy no
profession OF elty Constitutions ani thai the pre-
sent administration does
Was NOT Webster Secretary Of State a, the very moment
that he boassd in foregoing paragraph that he vas an
original sue nd denounced the followers "l A az
but borrowers .. his docrnesl
The Southern Wings therefore have right 10 complain
Of Barnburner appointments. Every word of denur which
they utter on that regard recois with ten fold power upon
their own heads Barnhurnssn s bu mild diation OF
Tho Nor,hen Wig ubolonsm 10 which they have always
he,n arcus on, and they can lake IL down without hc MD
Of sick spoon II but lectaton make wty face over
the matter.
The Quarrel over recent appointments of The present
administration if quarrel is 10 come must be IN the lay
circle OF The democracy For dccencys sake lei US have nc
ewes dropping the Southern ues OF Seward and Gree
lev Mrs Stove has play Paul Ply in Inc family rart'
of notifies TO the point OF nausea ana ds"S'' '' 'o"'
ern WHIPS AVOID her example and mol me1Ie III democratic
matter In which they have no family concern
lha Southern Wing party may make themselves quiet
nhou the Southern Democracy. These have yr 20
lar yielded TO the evil example and baefu precedent Of their
sensitive Wing neighbours to support FEersoi admin
isration They intend 10 do II avowcd boast.
ing noay Free socs appointed 10 ohce after the man
ner which tn! thing has been done by Wing adninsra
TONS the Southern Democracy will not support the @P"nt
ug Dover The Southern Democracy do not intend 10 BE-
caue, in The &c the Southern Why party
has crown grey nd and lihe PATRIOTISM did not pre-
vent this r prudence would prevent it. Bat they intend
nd, If n, mai
ermcddlipg ia their own affairs, BY men, whose history on
the Southern question is than Harriet Stowe sas
grown mans treason country hvmc and hresidr, Is
worse than silly womaus SANDER.
Where Northern sorrs, claiming TO BE- Dcmacrate
but persislin that Wing hctcsy, stand OH from The
oncl Democratic PLATFORM and persist singing tie song
of the Ere letter they will be read OUT Of the church and
turned over their Wing procvtcs ana 10 their attach
men,s 10 Seward Already has the Union al Washington
commenced necessary work in The folio" Ing article
The Union has but begun The work II will doubtless
m lis complete consummaton heanlime lei us have
evidence that the national ~ Wing party performing the
same work OF publication regard 10 The Tribune the Ere
ming Journal and almost the entire Northern Wing press
out Of New York city.
Here is the Onion, and the administrations, ban Of ex
upon the Erening Post and Rochester Re
public:
"I'ne Democratic party has suffered ir"n liz nzHo
Citations for few years past than from lis open unenes.
One OF The great objects Of the compromise, Which #
fected in the baltimore Convention 1852 that ir tic
future the party might be relieved from all connection wal
those quasi Democrats who clamed fellow ship with US bu
who constantly furnishing material 10 our enemies
with which assail The New York Evening Post anG
the Buffalo Republic belong that class OF hangcra"n
the Democratic party who sail under Democratic cUols but
who in reality the enemies Dl the party. They
atoonsts i'll fact and yet claiming 10 be Democrats they
have furnished The main grounds upon wiiCn the Wings
have kept up lncir warfare We deem il duty nui
party rrpudat ali sympathy or connection ~i!b them
and as far influence goes 10 GnOuncc them aho
llionisis sailing under Democratic coors They Rave
stood upon the creed adopted by The party Baltimore in
1852 they do recognize that creed as hr test o
Democracy tor that reason il is utter pervesinn o
language aud Islander upon party 10 call them Demo
ocras They 10 not deserve The respect due Ia open and
avOwtd abolition journals for, whilst their aholunsn is
their ruling Characteristic, they prove themselves d-oi 81
IN protesting 10 belong To party which they know fcudl
! aL,s all sympathy ar fellowship with abolitionism
ave hcen induced 10 make these icErarkH IN vlcw 81
The late i" the Post and Republic regard tbs
rumurcd Interference o. ircai Britain in converting cGha
into black COY s;.r views this suhcr, have
rot hsd reference the simple question The emancipation
by Spa; Of t slaves in Cuba OF, they have looked Ia n.
policy Of ir,u! Britain in eventually SLING the stand with
.rec blacks, and converting into black .nv,nnrrI in