Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

q
and they ap.eal in vehement terms to good and
patriotic Of al parties and of all sections /, rally
to tie rescue. We subj,in a paragraph from their
issue Of Saturday
NJ, , T5 ' 5al lr .g, .4,. l me . ,ls
vi bronson +, ,sy cry"
We have never known stronger feeling Of sympathy
prevail among tar of the people than prevails
a. present. towards Judge Bronson. IL the absence OF
comp laut OF Gvrcliciiou in official DUTY without nrcuc
actively IN the complicated iuvo'Gcus oi New York pei
c, be has been pursued hy his RELENTLESS iocs, Of the
opposing faction, unto death. But rs the that
dies, ani i buried springs up into rencwodlc aud chan
Sus from At;'e grain green aud hoHrisnins punt,
viii MARTYR, Bronson, from his official grave re-
newell aui exalted In his person, II 30 mistake
the s-ls Of the times, there all be exhibited Daps-
Ole resurrection irou she dead. that Si Doe startling
the Buffalo platform Van Buren, party "
New York, A. 10 wall ue inspiring TO the national demo
crat-. The blood OF tue martyrs Is the seed of the
. church"
Expressions Of sympathy from the north
the SOUTH tUe aud the IL j. indeed Lc
pIored and chiefly the south, Dickinson Bron-
-on, aud O'Couo three Of the pure, and uuhin,h
ing patriots that the country boast should incur
sur, anu Dee threatened with expulsion from the demo
cratic patty LcA--t of their zeal Tor pure party organ
zluon and their noble vindi=iuoa Of e rights OF tue
| south.
The SOUTH lift. vsun,cI gallan:ry and chiyary remain
TO H. should stand 10y them man. IL these patriots
have committed any errors any udrcTetiuis and ofsuc
yet " besr they have flowed from zeal 10 their
behalf When Others failed and shrauk back IN the hour
Vi need these aui their associates the crisis like
men, yea, like brave men aud patriots.
Bat yet it sections. ErDGnL that tcy assumed
They SIMPLY stood by the Constitution, aud IN being
to tlat, thew we're true alike 10 north aud south They
did not and DO not like their arch Zoe tie elder Van Blu
rcn proclaim themselves northern with southern
feelings. Tley such hypocrisy They claim be
the north where they born and reared but they
look upon ia. Constitution compact that binds all
sections together and thsy claim that IT. antics and
oecuon- shall cover both the north and south. For
these views, aud constructions OF tina. Instrument and for
their hIe.i u viuiicltius them, demand j. made 10
sacrifice them. Il l. needless attempt disguise it.
An euri, most malignant thDr IS nov being made To
acuee them, because o: their fidelity the Constitution
and their maintenance under it. OF the rights Of the
south
Then IL we're worse than iusrat,uie f,r southern men
AID southern presses join ia tie CRY that has been
rai-ei against hu il smitcs 10 the he4rtto bear
word VI r~proach against them from southern
Abuse, why strike d1"n these our deieudrrsy Never
y. unjust aud -nEraefu 10 those q the north, Who
stood 10y you your hour Of need, aud where will you
hld reuas when your days Of darkness aud Of trouble
We ask bo.h south and tle north and conserve alive
demogra every where, % speak ont si more distinctly
We lesc them TO give eloquent AID vehement uiterauce
70 Their iesns srd tneif -stfcthies u We mistake not
shat 80 have already heard, j. Dut the beginning % tie
eaj it the Err, Of that trumpet whose rising blast
WI. rag through mountain AMI yary-tHOugh the broad
n r SOUTH and the populDu- ce Of the north
The south, especially the south, should brand the
presses and the politicians who brand these men. We
hope that they will mark them with marks that vii, not
soouhe edaceI They deserve that fate and We hope at
ihcy will get fac.r desera.
W. want peace aud tranquility. BUTT il Sin vain TO
cry peace, peace, when t.y.r D. pc-ccuor Of
those however much my desire Fepo-e, would pur-
p chase it o.; the price Of chains aui slavery.
Whenever auy movement j. made, meuacel, that is
hostile % the Constitution aud 20 the interest u protects
and ;Le friends oG those iHtery-.s will life up our
vote o. dsnnuHcs o. We iak that tho best way, and
the Only ~s 10 p-o.- peace 7 TO sound the alarm at
sue tr.t approach of DANGER W. Elcl 90 sl.uu aud 10
peculiarly yeaDyyc' Us o. --5 ta-t al Is well.
. This is al very well but who are the authors Of
tho measure so much rcprojated; The Wings had
no hand n it-and q. a general rule, they concur
with thc Sentinel in datcs.n, the coar e. vulgar and
& prosaipuvg conduct Of the Administration But
whom doe DE Seuurd propose TO as-ail when IL
gathers its array We o,sorg, 'iat 10 pr,ress,s au
ardent election for the Administration the very
men, who h,v. pcpeir.ieI 90 cnormitv. How aro
wc to understand tti, contradictory proceeding Arc
it, cuJgcs Of those virtues n Gen. Pierce of who,
hs is most VIGOROUSLY destitute, designed as sar-
, casms ~. hey acflnr tine part ri Pym and ilamp
don aud the as. ocates, who while lh,y rrores5gd
, the warue-t attachment for King Chlro-, made war
upon him. We DO not desire 90 Doe ovar-curous
but, Il this De the game, wc know where wc are and
have no more q. my.
, Matters arc ccrt1nly in n strange g.. During tb,
canvass Cen Scott Wa intensely abused i,r tba im
/. .sroi apprehension, that if elected, Doe would ~
point ire, 5o.,ar 60 office. The bare idea Of such
result ro1Icrol him, n tho opinion Of the whole De
y nIcrsuc prra unworthy the support Of any patriot
q lie was defeated, aud bis successful competitor 81
no sooner installed, than be sets about 10 remove H
b. Own appointments because they will not appoint FREE
s5.lor-! The simple statement IS enough-a1d need
. no. comment
= But the same papers which 70 bitterly denounced
& Gen. Scott for thcpossbiIty that he might appoint