Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
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A. u rhis il the hcatin" of editorial in the
Union The l0ih. commenting On ie'uf
,m What was its nbcct1 Was u 10 inaie inc wen.
armed popularity Of Dickinson u. tho South or 70 Justly
H. :cnt in the eyes Of The South in appointing ircc-
,ts Ia office by showing that It's favutc Dickinson "u
WiImul provisp in 1877? II is just and proper ~,
the Union defend the Administration either oy
ts acts To ustifabe by paliang them wheie lin
have c"mmiltcd. Blu: the way OF dong "' On, mn
may be highly objectionable. As southern man E This
~illn" tina, any "f its friends should De Whatever may
purpose or hnr of their heads Touched @ about lb.
nave Daniel s. DickcusonS cruuc 49, nov md nm
Wimo pruysu in 1917, when the qnes'1 mi hcen fully
,;so,a ~ ;, Wv, W.. w mainly indebted for its heiea s
4 there be- a northern dsarer !" sou''"
all others that man Daniel ; ,h Thirty frs, Con
rhs ,v,;,.r nj This wa member vi me
~ vi ,n,ycd closely The conduct OF every nu i,
a" ,oerence to the sectional questohs "G =,
ted and ESPECIALLY faiH, and The peace Of the
tn current of popular feeling at the Norm nao se ad
10 AGAINST the South aud threatened WIN in
u svs,v nbsta Gle that opposed IT, Southern pon.i''
veI bccn exposed TO the trials which Nofhch '1 -
then undergoing and they can form on. a." @ ,hsn
of the irmness necessary 70 e nmneers Political
death stared each one the face; all expeceu -,
onson kne,v that 10 him il was ineVl.an,e accahI
turned pale and empozed while roa n nnreneJ Them,
summed responsibility aud occasionally t" @ ;,r
s,lyes in hedge and in slight skirmshes WOMB ese
souieiy oin the enemy, Dickenson was Tue nun
nee re,ocjpg in the defiance which he thus
hurled al his aLversues. In those nohe stuss &c
rons,,nn and his country Dckensun u III p' no o1'oe
NJ 10, ;h,i his hume upon the heart OF every southern
Democra-aye might say upon the heart OF every sou''
erper But he not even then lost 10 US. TVS c.e
u;nu v,cn continued 10 rise from his grave as IL were,
an his friends 10 victory Now, IN the houi o'
triumph which is the hour OF inagnahm'ty sn', ,h
Cew eaIv nltoned for and forgotten sins ne mace '.e
scape goat for the iavOrs bestowed upon n'e Ian,
rint9 NJ scnneuoat is necessary When the President
beslows Office upon iepcntan ireesoets' w -, tho
understood II he fails in his Efforts 10 ee''' s Nn
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York let his motives plead Tor the error Oh hs P""y:
unpencrous TO attempt 10 paia'c the 'ain,e " LII Nd
US Of the former errors oil one WHOSE Tha Unon can.
clsnred for him The road 10 the presidency i"e H.
mn, h, ENGAGED in an office grateful 10 the president
remembers when this road thr"ngcd WIN 'fecsoo
remembers the hard contests ne mas mn can SHOW
one nuuly broad and long. IL Gov Dickinson ~ 'o %
fprpylnr as the President; he will remember 'ha e @
forgiveness is much lighter for victorious fIes',
des ,cd senator He Afford from his eie'a,i"' r
ON Dix; bu at the time he must eScuse =,
his own; and whatever may DC mo NV. ,hn umnkers Of
things he mus, ever nearest hls hear INC
My WI And il would be well for them To understand
- h I'm, South can forget the contrast presented
bv Dickensun and Dix in the thirty si Congress wien
3 arm wus raised TO strike Us, Dickinson was ever
Ieodv To- receive the blow His breast was our shield Gn
il was beaten down by the repeated blows OF 'Ese Mo
soma annpur 30 ready forgive Repentance shDha always
nrccode before extend the one we shonu
first be sure Of the other II the freesoiers oil Ne" YORK
have really abandoned their former errors whence s
ity TO The unkers7 Why shake hands and DC fcnos
In REGARD to the former South will be ready to forget '
past when The lu,er says it can do so with safety
The admission of the nsduus letter OF b. IN the columns
Of The Union tends harm To the administration lan
10 Gov Dickinson The editorial preface Is poor atone
p,ul The South knows him TO BE- frlend II remains !"
be seen whether efforts OF the President 10 nainnazr
his treesu opponents will succeed or not The end though
desirable will justify any means to accomplish ". II
YOU win dozen trends by giving pain to an old one
they are dearly purchased The southern democracy 10 now
watching the course of their old friends in New ork WIN
intense interest. We know they chaied nnd chosFhcu
will il shake their fidelity? We trust not Huwlt wonl'
prieye us il Daniel s. Diclenson were 10 TAU from te h
place h. holds in our affections We say To him. Sufer on
h. Irue A. sure % mans sins find him, will his virtues
have sent you Mr. Editor, these haey lines as nered
tribute 10 one whose fearless and manly course IN Inc SENATE
of the United States claimed my admiration and won my
confidence Had the letter Of b. appeared in northern pa
per s,uuli have been silent Coming whence u dld, u
was an unknd sIrokp and which il was proper SCUM
ern arm should ward. All Of Daniel 3 Dickenson pn
cal troubles have grown O his defence o ns ana all
others abandon him. should want friend mere