Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
NEW YORK.

.,,, ,he oh Established principles Of the democratic
, and their hearty concurrence in and adherence TO-
the PRINCIPLES OF the Baltimore Platform; still Cordially
Cur In "he elevated doctrines Of the Presidents
Address" and while they declare their opinion tna ~
Of his appointments and removals. he has been oa
yised By his "incong;uous cabinet" they sNl nav
ding confidence that the President is sihee'I'
tho nrinciples upon which he elected IL TO- 'o"e'''
deeply to be amented that in the se'eeuou '. 'A'''
ticket they had not chosen all their cauoiua'e' NV"
those who harmonized with them 10 sentiment w. o'0
,h-- candidate for Comptroller has iatey "'due ps
which abouods 10 tho vest vltuperallons oi
,,e ,n,ech a, Syracuse Dir. Cooley slismalized M
pis,cs,s as "nosy, pompous stump Speech 'e
nominated tn, Presidents Inaugural" The President n"
ali hs call. "s fthrate county court teacherous peluioe
IVA, If Nav HAMPSHIRE who, By accident simply happeheo
"a reach an exalted position only to disgrace H. ana cover
bimssf with nfamy""a sort of Punch and JUDY cohauc
Tor of the freesol performances with wire IN HIS
which he is twtched backwards and forwards ana mace
t,ck no his heels here and dance there Just such kn
music the organ grinders oi Ms caoioe' aAo '""'
sing in his deluded ears
M cool,v apsaks of "the low dead level of profanity and
requisite Washington, 10 CONFORM 10
,he standard vogue the White House. ana
,hs 6es broadsids of caumny upon The Democratic ffe-
sident Of the Union:
uGener, Pierce opened The performance Of his Presidency
m the baltimore Platform; having previous engage
80, with ina (reeso managers the curtain fell In pro.
nouncug his prologue there and ne mas ever
been miseaby playing 10 thin houses OF Iame % Inc
iii is at any time dangerous experiment to desert en1s
and undertake TO buy ones enemiesi out Sanhi md
tin. If Inf. with social habits so ooectonao!s anu
perncous 40 his it cannot prove otherwlse 'ha" every way
disas:rou, and fatal 10 him. :, -
III ~ occasional lucid momcn,s, should such happen 10
occur General Pierce TO the lofty summit o! MS
countrys regard which, BY his stuPendous cuchef he nus
30 Justly forfeited and looks down Into inc lover oeeP
dy,dnon and contempt which he has foolshy descend
AZ nm one will envy him wetchcdnrss OF the contem-
plaon and COMMUNICATION OF his misery one m'gh al.
mosl 10 mercy pray the return of his deu 10 denver
him from the horrors OF conviction o
the perncious evils his madness likely 10 inct upon me
institutions of the Union aud the cause OF religious ana po
lical freedom"
.ood men must reproba 10 miserable and SANDER
,..,ps However Democrats may dissent from the &C.
1ou of the Administration 10 Of ts appointments and
10 the removal Of Mr. Bronson; they cannot quietly see
man y6ed wno like Gen Pierce, has borne himself so pro-
pey 10 Washington and has shown the most DECIDED feso
luton 10 PROSTATE the aboIonss that would destroy
,ho South and the Union Upon this point the Alexandra
Sentinel has The following just remark:
The Albany Argus Hlrd contains very long speech Of
ooIey with an editorial endorsement in which President
and his advisers assed In the coarsest manner
The viles ISLANDERS OF the late campaign are felea W.
have regretted the connection Of the Administration with
New York politics. but did IL as friends and IN inc IAN
ou,g, f friends for on petty aud TRANSIENT
m,er the Administration TO be denounced aud Inc great
nrncipes of the party hazard we have wholly msun
win 10 principle. The fIards OF New York owe
4 10 their party their professions OF loyalty 10
shall array himself opposition to the administration that
moment loses all hold on the synpathes o. MS poucai
brethren.
The Alexandria Standard, which heartily disapProses OF
the action towards MIR. Bronson speaks out emphaii-
cally and eoqueny agans, Cooleya speech which mot
only dsgraces it's anho bnt far ns II represents pubic
sentiment, In New York. il it does a. ALL disgraces the
Sa,e We have dissened from the President and his Cabi
va. In IN the of I""o R,nrenr HI" "a" how"
not thought necessary 10 resort TO Bn9ssae 10 express
our dissent Wo despise tho low Hung vusary and coarse
abuse with which this abounds We feel assured
tina, there Is a Southern Of any party who will not
hold In utter contempt deny oil sympathy with the man
who has given utieance it, 10 the las, Presidential cam
paen we frequently in public discussion violent parti
zans from the ranks Of Political opponents men whose
business and deny they could The claims
OF President Pierce The Presidency Not one 1.-THE OF
the abuse housandh part OF the vulgar nvecuVe
which Mr. Cooley has thought to heap upon the heao
OF the President Of United States fell from the lips
Of the bit,erest Wing Virginia And yet this man calls
himself Democrat We know very we'll that attachment
10 men evidence Of devotion 10 prncpic-tha' JUST
condemnation Of men involves desertion OF principle
Blu, when We see man vihcation OF the Ffesl-
dent 10 terms which would disgrace The hst Market ano
that claiming agee In principle win tue ooc' VI HIS
envcnomed s!ander, come to Out ono cohc'uSo"
shat principles little hold upon MS aiecons o TIC
IL willing 10 sacrifice them The qualification OF private
SPLEEN or the ayengng Of what no may consider personal
wrong Away with all such, say We Be 'hey "hafds" or
xos Wa have no confidence in hem-we feel no symPa-
thy with them.
urhsir love IL lust, their friendship all a cheat,
Their smiles hypocIisy THEFT @o'ds deceit
"Ernnkn Pierce chosen representative Of the De-
,nocra,lc party well President of the United States
His ,asns and virtues have served mark him for tho
mex, four years exponent Of Democratic principles
H has vet done nothing TO show that he will be ailhess TO
his high rusuni he does he merits not even the oppos
ou certainly not tho embtteed denuncaton of those who
pretend 10 think with him. wecan find no apology whatever
for ,ns unjust attack Of Mr. Cooley upon the President
w. ahall be ne quick condemn his acts when think
than, wrong a. any friend of the administration be-bu
VIC shall always II tho painful necessity should arise, do 80
In respectful terms in sorrow, in anger Duty 10 our
par,y duty TO the country and respect require
the observances of this course, and Of none oher."
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Rv gentlemen returning on Richmond we learn that The
exhibition Jus, concluded in that City, most mognih
cent r They speak In the most enthusiastic terms OF
Everything calm uncxcilable gentleman declared that
a, an exhibition of Men, he had never seen it equhled II
made him proudcr than ever Of his State witness such