Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
Fran, the National Democrat
,,,,r ,uueE Of THE EXECUTIVE APPOINT

:. ,,,o Wtys are magnificent laullhndels
tn 90 The r,:ng with rush afeis' ahu an untt,on
ram is very inpudcnce. II Is ttuy iahena-
- W 49, 1h.n complain OF the President Tor appointing
rcrssionis;s and Northern fee.soiiers TO otlct
,u The ground danger 10 the peace ana Vi me
I;nn when they the last Presidential election went III
,,a ire. soil candidate and tried 10 throw the Govern
80, into The hands OF H. Seward, and the other ring
,d.s of aloItonisn After having ruined me Wing party
80 saio il m IN. free socis they step forward and gravcy
rtbuke Cen Pierce having dealt 'ay win nose rec
soil Democrats mace voluntary SURRENDER D! ulef
principles in favor of most ultra na'nai piaiorin ~
The elimination, Of mpudence Hear the New Orleans Dali
| " Crescent:
"At one time the spapers announce that me voracous
of The free sues Satisfied oy receiving large
Lpe M he sons and we sci down tina, the President
has strong predictions for that acoh ho' scarcely mas
sound of their murmus died away "en IS pomuisa
tel ,or ssionisls yeG in the root are made ineecpi-
cnts n ocaI naIrnnape and the antecedeD coucu
sion reversed and opinion forces isc upon u.s. mat
the President is decidedly partial 10 lhe aho 70 's
nufyne party Mr. Pierce IN making MS appointments 10
Office has selected as the objects OF his especial favor those
aboonsts OF the North who recently 'o'eu WIN so nech
labor subre the Union Never a. ay ~ ,pe. psLoo ..
our political history did any man or ooay OIL men endeavnr
10 break mi, Union into discovered paris as boldly rs did
Mr. Van Bnrens abolition fiends 10 l64e ana The hire eaters
In ism and 1851 Yet from these factions, especially
tho formo, hn,onsts and soers does the President
make his important selections LOT s" 1AO PROMINENT VI
fees"
The President has appointed no secessonst 70 Office,
ac Ina, secessonism has longer an existence
md never will have again while inc present democratic
platform remains the basis OF tHeeGTG aIu
ncon Sccessonsm had its orh IN Soheih interference
Win m. constitutional tights of the South, but The Nation
al D,mocrs tic Convention Baltimore committed The party
10 an uncompromsng and unconditional opposition to all
her agitation OF the slavery question: In wh t.eYer shape
il NAV come On the announcement Oh ms declaration Of
democratic: pnc PIES the 'e Or
and came ty 10 Inc support " Oeneral
p.rce Their record 10 him as the nominee OF Inc demo-
cratic party clean and u was nor only al oct OF
political Justice but OF wise party poliry lat iey shoulo
he cordially received and nparay dealt with ss democrats
withnu, reference I, past and abundoned Organizations
There IS no secssscnist holding office under The adnra-
ion and this ground OF Wing complaint Is mol oniy unjust
but IL 10 ridiculous 1t illustrates the OLD Hdnee hat lhe
dog gruwls because his own head is sore. ~, r.
The same is also true, far as the act OF me Executive
concerned in relation 10 The appointment OF ,aose wac
were free soers Office. The President says a ne has
appointed ree-soier TO any othce, ana ha nc WI" no
knowingly appoint one He considers every man VINO took
The Baltimore yIa urm md who asks Tor executive patron
pe 10 be compromise democrat and to be peogeu 10 use
his influence against all further agitation OF 'e sae CUES
lion And was President right 10 SO regarding eve
~ man who cordially joined In his election
sed any man OF being freesoer who voluntary came
Go party work mis- ultra anti-tree-so pao oe'o's
his had condemned him. would nave mem 10 el
Aim nj once tina, he was liar hypocrite These mer
came 10 Executive saying at true ta We were lfee
sellers; but here ls our record mat we arc ~ oe sc
have helped 10 elect you, aud we fought IN TIE esaeh
mi campsipn for the supremacy Jour psorm In doing
this we have bound ourselves 10 the following resolutions
the convention, 10 which we were ps. Gnu G
know to be cardinal principle o! your administrator.
"That Congress has power under the constitution L
interfere with or control domestic institutions ol IN
several States and that such States are inc se ano poe
ndpes Of everything appertainng 10 their own affairs M
prohibited bv the constitution; that all Efforts OF ne aol
,unists and Others made 10 indnSSEonsess |" in,e;lG
with Questions Of slavery take 1nclpihn steps IN ea
ion thereto calculated 10 lead TO Inc most ant
dangerous and that oil such Efforts nave al
inevitable tendency TO diminish the happiness OF Tue pe
and cndaneer the stability and permanence Oh Tie Union
f ought be counsnanced BY any neno o our Po
lcal institutions.
Rssoved Tina, the foregoing proposition covers and wa
Intended 10 embrace the whole subject OF slavery agiaot
in Congress aud, therefore, the democratic parry OF Ut
Union Stumbling on this nstonal platform will abide by an
o Di
nouse measures settled by the last Congress- Inc ACT 10
retaining fueves from labor included; "hlcf
being designed carry express provision ol IN
with fidelity thereto be REPAIRED .! 81
: changed destroy or impair It's efficiency
"Resoyed That the democratic party WIN fesis all ~
lemps renewing in Congress or out OF H. Inc ee'a'o
Of the slavery question: under whatever shape or color IN
G attempt may be made.
iessed to believe By their u voluntary and enthusiastic
supper, Of the party in The late canvass To have driver
men away would been act OF bad iah and iol
e ~ on the part OF The Executive IL would nave hcen
Them 10 reorganZe fight the principles which
was elected support and protect There was notnn2 lei
but 10 recognise iheiI a. enraiay az es Va
supported him il they proved alihess they eou
nrad no excuse for IT, would be left naked exposed
the pel,ines OF the and contempt OF oil Just men
every parry II they what they pretended to Dr. The
were no Dnrer abotnnsis and In ,h,i cas-
they were entitled confidence snd they turn out 10
Tree soers still then they viii be politically damned ey me-
e own intamy
Why then should he Southern Wings make such nois
about he spcs which lnesc men have received ;. Inc
honest they entitled 10 !he'Ni
honest The very spuls which they have obtained I'll" De
!hsm tor they VIII Ss aud 9exs. TEa s as s
saw will prove thar lney make business of cheating
and that lreachery natural 10 them slime is 10 n
lizard.
And In The meantime thei! appointment will not be allow
ed any degree ubstruc The thorough administration
the strong nalona principles of the party. Gen pirrc
elected carry gu; certain clraty-Gehned naI!onl
principles and these hc will in all their length
breadth and lunsss Til he fails in this, let the Southern
Wings have the decency hold their peace II his nicia
agents wrong be will remove them for we believe tl5
nothing wil be allowed 10 prevent the most thorough am
uncompronising administration Of The principles Of the
,ionai platform.
Its nothing new in The world that should all OF u. b
deceived in men, Ii is nothing shat unworthy met
should be appointed 10 Office To expec. otherwise !. Il
ask Tor miracles. Hypocrisy is OLD faint OF human na
ure and although there lie TO fear that some OF III
political a5ui.ionss Of this State have larger share 81
than is permitted any given Quantu.n OF Humanity, ye
we may rest that President Pierce will alto"
profit BY his confidence, Ia extent that Ti en-
danger tile integrity OF his administration. Their alsehoo
will defeat his truth.
From the Nashville Union and American JuEe 81
THE WING NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF 1882