Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
RICHMONp ENQUIRER.
: ,rIIpDaY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1".
INTERROGATION IN NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl-WEEKLl,
BY RITCHIES e. PRYOR.

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| DETECTION IN NEW YORK. IN
Whatever doub, may have heretofore been yo,k De-
regard to the feelings OF faction oil 'ne hspn dspe-
mocracy towards the Administrator" .oro,i,on Hall on
Lad bv the proceeding. of the meeting ~ fec, any de-
10" W -. :, -. sheer hypocrisy 10 a"ee a 80
"eo"' h 6deIity OF Democrats WIN w tu
gree VI '''''' ~, President and lhe oao!"e ~ ~,
language towards WV now thut the blacReua'u wv
~, f,,ukly express the secret , which they
"''o -, nm, anticipate the conclusio" ' oo No
'ls' u aioino Under the impulse oil ,o,o,sdes
Wed out feelings which his more ",a.,ion Accord
eiul :; hoo, 10 disguise until after the eec''oH .o,
n''s" ,,r,ss ms Of prudence no longer cou"''' II
ihsi " ~ 49, o. n, The recent jubilee OF inc au'
80: =; Now York city, most violent u',oo sI,,,
| ;;o. - ,he Administration. Comi'u -, ,h
| ..,oor n make an apology Tor inc Alumni 49,, ,o,,u,,
-, ,, furious al his moderation o' un'p' =, ,;, ~
:. n,s .rcech with groans and hsses e, or,
hn, the mos, violent inVeciiVe anu ''.'' .s,.o.
- ,yos abundantly gratihed rto" ro n,,ro
whicb met the unanimous approval u '"'
| the following extracts ~, National and State Gov
A ns sIs broug TO bear asanss. u.s. f,rens m
adm,nsration forgetting s the ,Iue friends and
claim 10 ns of the principles, under PRETENDED
annou' s y, which it had obtained powell anu ;ahnG
adherence W and association the most malgnan,
10 iss ihone of the Free Soil leaders, denonhcee
anu , movement OF the Democracy OF INC i ua
;,sd fnm official stations well known ;h,s Of min
e]eco IN Ihe exercise Of the lnalienaole i'sls Va op
oen n,ion dared 10 stand with their iflenus ul0n NC
LA ,rnnnJ of nalionalism An eminent anu 'up u Course
craft purity OF lie ana ,be Soil acIonists
slooo hnnted down and removed with summary nSo
ence which has parallel In our MEANS Of
power u M ~ .rns brought with the utmost hosthy
a ~, within the scope Gifts vengeance was
rive H hn hung in expectancy upon It's faVos were Po
and oil VINO u o of money were raised by conscsPlion
missed retaner and by the hope OF ueTlor re~aIas'
The army Of Posmaste's ana riuet nsa,ss n,icEenrj
were nrved or threatened aud IN many instances qti ~
"e'e I rrts TO sustain Free Sollsn, or paay"e III
10 anm,nsncc to it, Members of Congress, protesting
eit fenp until the appliance OF governmental re"ao
came between and their duty 10 ueir pus'
"n;nons and associations took the he'a as acl'e msu
mens Of power Washington ana 'emay a. s, s si
h;o Iass Than entire eervity was sSmat!zeo Us IN
n,dnaon and old national faiih as Inc ne,esy VI
"reanIaryn The aboc doctrine OF passive o2Galehce
tS our GoIbers resisted and which great anu Tree M
; NO cYnlodcd both In faith and practice, was never
more openy avowed by authority or enforced oy oespos
In all Departments of the State government nious t,
~ Of Internal commerce. every haePenoen
our 81 nomncrot who refused 10 succumb TO this odous
tyranny was instantly thrust from ONCE ~ Whatever
Grs TO the public interests ard The suosetvehl use ~
arhoIv posted along horoughiares to 1cnder me-
% seTyce and TO in this great contest between
power and principle.
Again:
or the facts of history injustice 10 speak WIN
or with any lack of candor We gave 10 the VI
The Executive Of The United AL I he had
oyowed and sustained we believed Tue ha'lona @ ma
We hailed his triumphant election as the aseeNuay ~
oIs,ai;on nj that principle. We regarded as an VI
rho s,,b,v nny the indesructblliy, Oh gu. so''u'
Union We adhered TO this belief notwithstanding j.; VIZ
lection of cabinet, curousy aosae anu s ,s m viii.
t,oct with The popuar expecta because we were
inc 70 weld cherished confidence, and because we @
unon the sincerity Of the inaugural declarations. @ h
In his State we saw the eanngs ana assoC!',' " w.
IN o ,he direction of The Free-so leaders enu
their coalition 0ies-when itbecane OBVIOUS .nl .
" nocans were their assured and confidential advisers
Mali Democracy OF the Stalcr wn"sc
consistency and devotion through oil the uath PciIoo ;
history and all times, no man can ga,ns'y uI I
n,rded as unworthy Of confidence, or realcu us u"
oa.u Nuhan we saw his utilization with Frce-Sollism
rin.p into u manifest interference ny Ouo'hel I''n
If violence and outrage by which conventions
@ uaht 10 be controlled and finally in the election
from official stations under the government OF i,j
consistent Democa,s-when the assertion OF our pocu
nhs in Stale affairs became "irreguariy, and consistent
political integrity Observation-Disclosures when we h
bower and machinery Of the Departments thrown iho e
rsnyass in every form of intimidation and appliance W.
could no longer doubt the proclSiues OIL INC Caoii %
designs upon The independence and he. Vi Un "
nr The danper to all freedom OF opinion oil no lohay
scniImcnt md all liberty of political action u ao"e "
sweep on unchecked and unrcsted IN lne'r career VI h
TEMPTED domination Nor could we hesitate 10 ac as o
m men smaItiug under lof wrong and Injustice
That we saw confidence misappieu our PoS So n
presented and our liberty OF opinion anu t deny bu
uirs invaded, with pain and regro VIC WIN LII, ., snhms
that we saw il with fear, or III uny craven p Ii
sion 10 Cabinet interference, no man VIII no" uS
nohIe snectacle 10 see great people sustain
founded ON Justice administered with iocraI'y anu sa"
inc upon and maintaining the principles ana a'o" t "
which il voEed and obtained powe but II 10 Ia. nous, y
witness prompt and gallant resistance 10 "o'eIar
which orrets lis frieud renounces its principles ana aim
9 10 tyrannlze over ootn .,
The following resolution was adopted, are told, wi"
acclamation:
Resolved That the election has demonstrated that
the earnest wish conviction OF the Democracy Vi m
State that the Senate Of The Unled States io Inc
ton OF State rights and for tho rebuke OF the Caone
has dared violate hem, should refuse 10 conlim "e
Ileman Reded Collector Oh tns r1 nj
also that the President of the United States should LOT III
own fame the Of the Democratic party aism's
his present Cabinet his earliest possible convenience
This is explicit enough The position OF the tardslen
fction il no longer matter of coubt They are in opel
and violent opposition TO the Administration aud 70 The or
\ gau cation of The Democratic party. Southern Democrat
are undeceved last and they need not now expend 'ci
. sympathy on unworthy objects
1.-THE farmers of this country are now reaizlng Inc bene
fits of liberal commercial policy in the Increased price
their sape productions The abolition OF The corn laws
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