Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
TUESDAY MORNING.

us sensible ns Nr Bolts and men rrho unlike him, ncrc
acted ,rh Free Sors, North or Soutt and 1sho Teroi
from oil such associations openly and atdenily supfl
General Pierce. Not only such men as Cass, Buchana
and Douglas General Pierce but the States lhcy Nv
In roll up Unprecedented muoes in hs uvor on dlsn
issue made by the Wings. And not this only; nut Stat
that voted against General Pierce in lS52and ol thea
Il slave Stse-have, utter searching canvass IN VINE
General Prrce and his appointment were thornnShJ o.;
cussed being the whole stock in Trade Of WING nhJr
tion-largcy pronounced n favor Of the President Virgin
the State in which Mr. Bolts resides gave 30 cmpm
tic vote nr any administration as al tile last elcc"n
pronounced In favor Of General Pierce and his policy
So il is John H. Botis his "rcw party" idea and hs g.
Iemn charges against General Pierce side and The ~
warriors of the Democracy and twenty Of lhryn
great States, all for General Pierce The other side. II"
is 4 bad exhibit Tor The 'new party" o..
How fur the Senate Of The United States will feel ~
posed TO teecho 10 rebel against This extraordinary m
of public upinun leave the Iacls and the int
answer. A grave body like that which Is controlled"
high and ennobng motives and which justly regarded '
Vencration and confidence by the Whole country may ~
iectcd by personal and pnrlzan preJudces but when
Affected will not be apt 10 take MI Bolts and his '
party" for iis guide.
1t is au eloquent and most useful fact that the Dmo
cratic party has enemies 90 down, after ane
inst proportion has been denounced II has'rt
able prove it's sterling usefulness IN the country IVA
Jestic march has been long interrupted. hns
on cOGquering anl 10 conquer and its progress has
Inurkeh, not by The curses but by The blessings al IN
pie. Mr. Bolts and his hackers might az Well Try 10 p t
moon out of the Skies 10 exngnsh The sun WiH ,'
engine, attempt In impair the vgor or 10 assam 10
tue of The Democratic party.
II Is right Tor the Wings DO for u party NAT Il
consistent with their hopes and their ohjects.
Any change upon their present condition, Is de: s.'n
Their vitality far principle is concerned has del
Unadcd by u issue, they hopeessy wreck WI
out little Democratic electricity 10 ealvaniZe thu, '"'!
will be us dead hencefurlh Henry VIII and uliu "a
Like men cast upon strange coast they can hoY u:
oil than they are, and such an existence as"e',
only small Improvement upon death! Ihcyare e''u'1
and consistent candidates for membership in line r" parry
and we think the present end and nm lock- ''ch, ah
barreof the Whg parlyis comprised and coT'esaeu if
the hope Of the OF that Idea
But that Democrat, who is sincere, should be a lie
party" s a curiosity 1t s like Christian wa''ns W 20
u Turk, white man wanting 10 be black. Hha'e sff
good many parties in day. We have lnotoH2l
good We knew new party TO- eol up 70
help the Democratic party On The contrary, ey hnVrat
ways injured Democracy; and il is one OF tuung
trophies Of lh,t party, and stern and skinglrooi OF s
party devotion principle at all hazard, tholt as rFo
tended against these parties whenever tn nave h!dc
their appearance and lha after another, las "'rl 70
drive The las, nails into their respective col aa
sonry, National Republicansn, An,irensm 'h NarN sm
have oil been "new nares" in our day and ue. - n9 IS
lc of them nop is Fhig The Democrats al Wena nto
these organizations have, some OF them retncu 'Nso
who remained Whies and are doubtless rehy once e
for another "new party For our part we Ice W. Ds,o
cratic party 1--we hcurIh-stone, our f paIehe
sweet memories of The past and consong hres o. hlu
nre. We like IL now moro than ever coiheh' 70 ov
cred with the benefits 1t has conferred, and or ID apnos
ls fearless and comprehensive policy We ianR u" we
live in land like this and that may clan neOet-
ship however humble in party like our, and VIC 'ai
only leave its ranks when life leaves us.