Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-20
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ioNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1883
SILLY CRAFTSMANSHIP.

WIN all his atiecaliun Of respect for the Intelligence
" people, HE dernasosuc is pefpetIaly seeking Ia h
u' W appeals which imply equal contempt Ia" The under
standing and the virtue OF lhn O this Tact
nave signal illustration ia the attempt II po
ilirAns who render ostenalluus homage The pu
''af intelligence persuade The enlightened citizens Til
rolny that the Powers Europe organizing crusad
against Democratic lrsrinm, anI that they will, dis
aht day tall with all The weight u te!r combined streng
ne Republic Of America Nov. there can be more absur
'"'"n than this and 10 that intelligent peopi
"i swallow The aaeY imply great contempt Tor ihe
understanding.
betwren Democracy and Ahsolusm there is an inry
Table ahtarons aud the spectacle ut Republican liberty
Undoubtedly hateful in The eyes ol the despDts But the
ta:inut here quench The ames OF lrerdon b.
'no'ug the pressure which Keeps dG'sn cnuhagraIiun
lhri dominons. Il pieposerous affect appe
tension of The aearrssOns oi AbsdluIism when hbsOlu
lIsm in Europe with all lis OF Diplomacy and means
military coercion scarcely maintain ground aeains
lis own domestic foes The truth is that, il lrom incl
naUn least from absolute necessity The Powers OF En
rope have the deepest OF all senmenls In h'
miinenance Of peace and policy The slight
disturbance may shake their authority with The ronvu
sion tf destroying revolution. Peace with m4l
Ter Of life ani death The resources their power
can spare not soldier or cent Of treasure in aggressive
warfare against freedom They have The most vital interest
10 maintaining lfe doctrine oil non intervention for they
alone have any thing apprehend from political pnpaeun
dism Their very existence depends the immunity ot
sovereign States from the encroachnents ol external
lion Their artificial and nicely balanced system finds It's
ony safe guard in the sancty Of public law How Iiru.
uusy absurd then suppose that the Powers Of Europe
lre maturing schemes ol revolutionary sga,on political
and trans atlantic warfare
The idea o American alarnisIs is still absurd in
The assumption which il implies OF cordial concert and
operation between Tho Powers Of Europe. They could
never undertake mud carry ouI any enterprise o ioEI
,ressun Such their mutual Jcaluuses. sGsh The
tcs 81 ambition nni interest betweea them that the pres
OF the greatest imminent present peril 10 their
safely has failed u hand them together a compact
md cordial Alliance For The first aud tor The ias lime
Europe operated in cause when Godfrey mar
,a-d his motley hosts Of divorce tongues and nations ON
he plains OF Palestine. Ncilher The alarming progress al
Mosem conquest, wben S0yman planted The crescent Un
he shoea ol Sicily and under The walls ot Venndmeiller
he spread OF Pfolestunlis threatening established
,rcy with overhrow-ncither the outbreak OF The frs.
rench lryuullon the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF Napoleon
he Great nor The thunder clap Of revolution h 1890
he mere general and devastating conyulson oi 545none
J these great ana astounding and orefshadowing dangers
- the AlonarChs Of Europe could force them into more
han partial hollow an! shofved corporation in defence
If common carse When Bonaparc broke from his Jail.
prs in the island ol Eba he found the Congress OF Vienna
IN the exc ot violent dissolution and Europe of kin
died nv the conflicting Interests and ambitions Of kings
Bat III, 50 ,see present. urgcn, an sImpendos pers me
naciu2 munarchs with instant and universal overthrow.
How idle aud unphiosophir how foolish aud absurd
tho ,otinn th,tt tl,,p p,,,v
ers of Europe cordially cooperate IN crusade against
government three thousand miles dstanI-H govern
:-.r rr.." -i Ihny suit" n" ''ar', whose
interests identical with their owm ant
on whuse overthrow, II were possible tey could de
rive NJ imaginable adynniagi And how nspeaHabY pne
rlle TO hold up this ridiculous theory us raw head ant
bloody homes with which 10 irlghtrn The intelligent pc"p
Dl This country and prerlpatc Them INTO war WIN UNI
sersa monarchy Vel This is the stupid attempt even
journals pretending intelligence and aspiring 10 lead '
public mind Of America. ney have NJ" the capH'y to ap
n,cciu The intelligence Of people whom they seek IL
ui-lcad by such poor rsrrdlrn!s ol deiuslon'
INCONSISTENCIES OF THE OPPOSITION.
IN. way prrss are very much a loss for ground
If npposilion 10 The Administration of President Petce
rhe, rou,pains and !rnunciaons simply 10 this
do not like thee. Doctor Fell,
The Why Cannot tell
do Ike thee, Doctor Felt
They L.caim against the administration WIN mc '1he
euco of accusation but they cannot agree on any common
md consistent ground opposition Their bill oil hlIc''
neni is made up Ui The most absurd frivolous anu eo
Trajectory counts O this last class Of conflicting und sell
DESTROYING charges will ellie an Instance ihe "hgs
Of Georgia. in their manifesto TO the people, anu 10 TIC
speeces OF their leaders, lay great sress on the accusation
,hat Mr Pierce fnyors the Pacific Rail Road. But, tht
Wings of Maryland assume directly an opposite position
and accuse President Pierce n hostility To the Pachc hai
Road Thus argues n writer ia The Baltimore american
Let MIR Lyon the Democratic cahdidaio-w' Is, s"c'a
10 rrspeclable az well uinabe gentleman sus'a
IN. course OF the Pierce Administration III the opposition
lI br by its party lies and oblgatons compelled to MAKE
~ be building of u Pacific Rai' Road the clearing OUT :"
and iyeIs &C. aud he will hnd himself defeated os
large majority u the independent voters oil mhfyiahu'
On he other hand il Mr. Lyon should sustain those grea
lvo measures and let national administration 90 i'
,yav IN Ihul regard then he viii find large portion oi s
,wn narv who will cling the skirts ot The i'lercr hah
as long as shall have existence turning IRON
INF vono against him. That Mr. ligon vii! be manly and
oh runrd enough To ont and lake sides on te eea
ncsions referred TO- nobody who knows him can doubt
nd if he does conc ont and goes win the Administration
as il is bound 10 60 against the Pacific ta kona e" !"
will be beaten.
DANIEL 5. DICKINSON
There was no need ior Governor Dickinson 10 ePe' "'
made upon his public character through ho