Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28
ABoLirloNlsM ABoLlsHED-THE TRIUMPH of

engaged in promoting the pie-nt unfortunate detection
Tnnha whirh 10 US 10 be either hred'essiS
looked or uuruosey lIamrled ulde loot by lhen TO VI
truly dsneresrj Democrat ltu: ordinary oobgaii"n a's
ont Of party icny is sufficient aecnlive 10 idriiY' "
when 10 this obligation Is suprraj'ca the "'1f e'r''
hel moral duly violation hecanea serious "liei,r
We undertake. show 10y iarts and fcLson, maj lt ""
tors aud proIlu,rs OF the opposition u he admlnslfh
which is nav being developed in The warfare wHefd ~
few d .upuned and ,saficctri Jrn0cGnir are euty q"
high offence, und that therefore. ihey al" lsiiy |" De "
ded as enemies OF The democratic 'ai5
In this investigation II is needn't 10 tsi - The h"
historical arI that political Tree soilism rt'oi' IL
made such inruads upon both VI the 90 r"ur"i" y" =
northern States III l5lu, that ihfy were cjt' ~ ~ " ~
southern people 10 hr in mmInrmI danger 81 Il tHE ~
and permanently denaliunaa*d IL was ihS ,.' :.
pressing iist!f upon the Inds al pathetic sthtra u "
North anL the South which gave hiiI Ia The acliciir =" -
promise thai finally adopted is IhgTtss. -" >,
upuu the compromise measure tGIntl thr attention "
hancs ui r country l democratic raIS az iurhi-h "
most cncourasin. assurances oI nrcin 70 nai'nhh' :"
timcnr in regard 10 the slavery I--"n Although i's m
surrs pressed in Cannresa mAinly by deh"ti"" ,
there ~ opposition enough 10 them in .'irn'ra
deprive them OF r distinctive character "l democrat" "
surrs II well known, also lha many demo- -,
aided in The passage of these inrhslrrH "'" were ''t ~
by democratic spirit Of compromise h,i' ''''"ia No.
llninn, bat who under other circumstances ""hi NJ,
pused some ii The serirs Many southern "ndtht. ,'
out ans The rlau al adjustment hc't'iSr u i'i' IL 40
ludp ntIs udu justice 10 southern Interests; n7 ~
was based upon IL r..ll drr0Iiin 10 inincirl.a ~ -
haad many no them democrats stood "ni III ''i.''
tile runpf funisc hrraT5r hrF regarded Il as r"" ''
nurl, uutlr:n nsutluis tins "IH"a aOn l"' "' ,,
upon rgi! a.ihcTrGir Ia rtH'rllr" 'n'h - u
al The pniy when lie compromise ',i-n'fH ~ i's
Their passage. cll,d he storm m'tnrnt.r:r 'h' N''
hopr ,r The iutur. lnnr I1r Lh.lnti", ti "'s'
and ln. rrasouinM bainr ih,- ges. .,'' ="
Only The iirsi, he p 'n'ef st"I !" 'ir "" "
lnu utuIl!uisu "ul The party aud Irsi''.' u - '"'
gnI sfcGg. The hchi e,tr ia Tie sirhl "oi. ', " %
think tie greatest step wa 10 The "le'iio' WI" " - ~ ~
place in The several Suites la5l wien ar!u T'rr IA lie
COMPROMISE lhr piun,lhrnl issue IL VI ~ ''' ' n
lions that the potential vnirc the people r''i ""
question in iA'nr ol an adcsn'c 10 the 'or'' ','' "
tween North und HE :'"n ih The PASS" 81 NC ""
promise When this decision wis made. we "'>@" ""'
u The puhinrst ns ances patriotic SUBMISSION ~ 'hf
popular will that our history has ever llTnisri ''e''
and northern men WHO tad followed a'iI Pi'''p".
with unhrking zaa AMI opposed The ca"pt"w'se l''h
with all Their energy and r'rr M 10 t hi'' .
ile Judgment o 'tr saN+.'2n pcof' "aA
submed like irue pdtr";s. atri cca'rd wac 'ui'ie
war.
The result ul lht puuiag ,cci.r.s ~ lei was me se''
rest bnw hat political abolocsn h.= rrr irrris,a
showed ho@ The American haaft i r lrl'fh' u"'h
il Indicated with ray OF le! HE 40" a'h 10 hf uh'
OF the Democratic party an ha!iinai .r" l' .''S"
decided was, not that the cGm!rom,sc -r 4 ''&h' =
a lis details and parts, bn' 'haf ~ - "hn', "'
viewed comproiIat Il stood upon = l al "i.c!' u
true Democrats cn! aclair-c' "lth""I -! ~ ":'
or o g.iG:,ie lh" result va p"r"a' l'"'' ~ ~ l
Compromise t5Mpr0'nis6, ant ' &c !'7s-'G III u ,
those UrinncIIr- N"nh and S"4,l w' "d u1n II, opp
urnis was an ucqu,scoucc ~ II - .ci...tGt 81 Tic
quc- ton nj There bu ythr ,tr 10 t aAd
10 the w"ia .! nn'.ona ~ II: peiNtiit pa
~. aud al aunh,l4ng pncal aS" - i' a. me ~
.sk:n Baltimore, AMI at step wa analuta ani tgtt'
reflection OF tie popular lad4u'i ia declared III III
Stat" rlcctnns The delegates wrnt tn' contention, no
dew ise TEMPORARY schrmc 1l irm0h@ng iEr phy ln
temporary purpose not 10 ur over ID iucslIGs Ui iii
culty aud tlni ris>irn- |" ion mere co.N''" T.
carry pcsicnri. lection hry "rht rG' !" .r 'iN
rlrtc fleet lh. "pnil! ,ucc b, 'nlmn a"i a"cn'
declaration Oi national erred basel nPn IN I"c"Ehii"i
of COMPROMISE i!llliiS aud lni.iE dT.inrly i
expressly resistance I" all idT!hr: alh!tom ~" shsr
ry Issue Southern WHO had advocated and wh" hh,
uetl tilp
!. ,rfn man who had stood afTayed hgan- 'hr "'"
I'll, in spirit o cOncnrd All cane toe, r "ih '
he:rt, mind and one rurpose- ina ea la1' nnh aS
that purpose W. ~ united IN dropping ' 'hr'h" upon oN
zone opinions II The meats dement's "l NV
Compromise, recognising ih. compromise NJ
valid and final settlement ol ,h"r' by-2onr 'a'n
iunr und In excluding forever from t tdmoc'i ~ ed ~
entire subject o slavery 1ncst:on i"inih hsni,i
By Ibis past disscnslor- ohle ,Ia an rlr DEM
cratic patty 0rchre cordially united Ne rahh" better h
acG.., Jesuit than 10 adopt the rldqicnl insrng" 81 ii
OCunur Iammany Halt IN aPtcc, dci:..rti Lew ia y
after the rtsull hCca!nc known. t. 1aL
Ill is not matter oil a.;nl importaIce IL in a
all who have Sareloiorc doubted in az. "h
have heretofore doubted In respect l. mra.ntsaa!I w
have heretofore questioned the poles o! particular acts F
the part OF the Democratic ri} coming before YOU a pc
n0uncng in dlSls%c 2i.as tne unqualified aFfi"rat"n =
The n,.aida -TuEin u%aUAttisT s4Ti"::
RisrIoH THE PLATFORM. &ar ThrR EE."Iu1Io *ri
..pT n THROUGH AL ,vTir. r.ME / SAY 6eSTLFMfE,
THEIR EEsoLuTIOa 70 suPF"R IT THRg FUTURE II ii
roR WILL Put Asv oTHfE r"Hs',,s7,", - -rTni'o
THAT HAS BEE& sAln MERE buI rHtt - fNiThFui "a
scRIPTIoH TO THE furroRT Or TATrl,fFuta AND rE'iR
RESOLUTION TO CAST os. .aI .,3nP PuT ~ rHs .Tw
They s!had nrmy, heartily, and srriLiastIy hY ae
prin ;ires and by ihr man al The der arr4ry !"
The pr-al achievement ." iir, BAL Convention "as
that il freed The DcIndcat,r patty all abolition tshl
and gave 10 il the ielIar' c!asac~s q. nationality me
country hai;-d ;s hc;l"H ana ap"n strrfsth
aud puWer vi this cnnvic"h ihhi pIcC, borG5 go
tuIpphaniiY lhio the presnlshia III Every tue p'ho
rrat had swurn upon altar al lis couniry ", as
upon thai ii his party, thai This oous Union shou no
longs he endangered by HE !,i'a -, The slavery !ies
ton Their Nominee for the Fftarnry had not only aieh
his bosom in defence {" h- conn - honor HE bile
field but for The pIr.frvatnn u Union he had pt She
treason ol abolnnism face I" IA" and had denaanfd II
with all the carncsness, energy al "cuencJ OF hIa nnfr
He iii and proper IL 81 apnn The aou plat
form erected by The ,i2d v"ire ;.r Democratic p,fty
We have hat. OCCASION I" fIra again and nsain thai r
policy which President Pierce ha adopted and followed was
the pulley on whrh he d i"ra ;r party was un'
in The cUnv n,Inn, AMI on which unser- abolition
was expelled from It's orsanIza Ii,. eli kuowa 'i
ccl ol lhis policy, when adopted vas I"
complete HE anulhl,inn al po II ~ ~ i, 1his was
be- accomplished hy "vcrlnoki /. nG E ilttnra. nn,
stand logrIi 10 intmrr u9oa pr z1Is- Ilr f'
NOR" platform All !"!n gave Il IL pie !. ~, ~ and
huraiy IL .i.i, hy ia lest rrrur7 7i!G. ,uh! "a
iona. clnnrrais General Pet ias now a,aiiG.j r" III,
shvrrnn,' ~ mnr ti,n seven HI! ,n This = y ana
with this "iI,ri What Ia~ her ~. rc.uI what IS IN
IIr>cnt cus.lpn ri political! .,t, ut.u, what has the
South nav I" say "I Ii: natIl o.craIl': hir'icn
Has The policy :" III" G"nvrni,n = nnrnd anJ cnird
out by President rrrce lhcdi lr- South excited
anl a3itdrd au .nhirl r msnr.- ~ r uguirsnhs ="
p,caI ahnl"ni"isl What ptseI,r suectarIe Jot- ir
Noih now i"sehl cant",ri stale ui Things 'i
I" The gItal contests o i-'l az lc52i Political Al's'h
Ism has been dii'en from tie dt"1ctalr patty and ta7S II"
t. cite any other feeling Than ,,t Of contempt
wan tlesG historical lhclS bHiG them Nili, ll,Gsc .i'
"hs results stating Them 10 tn lace wr few dla!p
pointed and dIsairccd dcmhct raisachin b, gone d''
enres exhunipg hr bniicd b;1,, ,f ,rai ttrl susi.
tearing open wounds that had IN blstd llniiy hs
their immaculate OniI. hnj haaninG decentralization
and abuse upon The lTtsdtnt All In, roLinal ,JI uJp'.
aud ying The policy h. LIS .erurfI results -
satisfactory 10 The Cauny. , ,Irancnts sol al del!
the voice III c Eliy ., - h, uicnur ibe tl2c-
tiunS 0 lOlias pronounced nh cable sOrnliy
by The Baltimore Convention ma tanned hy The over
"hrhlnE election OF ton Plicc as faithfully ani cue
cessully carried nui hy him I'm - ,,uL 40 declared III
nurs "l lhuh!cI hy Tue mhu-ru ,a., nnftrrish''"
democratic lriunph7 since !l 81 ,lu,u against III:
potent voice ui The ppIly ug . unrct urnin and again,
these dGilrclc,i democrats .,. pn i,i Is mol all they
stand pledged bg ali ii" uh.s ~ uI Tnoclals 10y Ilieir
honor rihsd III the 3alilioi- ony.n,n and by their
express ad elective cniorscInh nl The covenant made III
that convention, 10 ~ un,nlI h.r nominee ah
le Precedent in carrying ,ul n, ,, ~ Ihe party dis
hhcly announced ~ r nc Ji In the principles oi 1nI
Convention TIM Solemn ec is broken aud he} STAND
convicted u offence ahch ,ni, IN trle democrats Ia
icaa'a '''h' as p"hnea' enr'nl,: Washington Lni0"'
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
C1"rsRsr"~S. n. Y. G5T u 1'ta Cooper Hoivi IL
lhis Place, ofiheTiy the iesic;4 j FennimoIe Cooper
was d, etti'ytd by ie nsi niat OnIy portion al it
lnfnlns "as saved The :u:.n yss IL surcd GT uUu
lie HE was coinh1unleatei IS - ,ucenI.an
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