Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-11

I cI The CDayen;Un and The nuNo!aDc p'euS's wv
conveyed IO The country III public re- unoh VI 'hc se'e
Of The party the broad platform lhen established
On which all might sand-ai did stand-0nr noble ciitl
date nominated and we at once SpPehIed To me conn
try ndvocal lng ts election the Presidency and asking
for him the suirag.s Of The people And what was The sol
cmn pledge arising Of nomination thus nlnde-anG
what In reference the rlIorm the deep Obligations
then and there assumed by in the face Of the whole eo
pie Of r Unionl Was 1t not deliberate PROMISE mace IL
good faith that the democratic party should or restored u
is old character s old issues and its old principles, and
that ic intercourse Of democrats throughout the Union
should no Inge be disturbed by The DIFFUSION 0 any pecu
liar opinions the subject Of slavery, dren from hoSt
then Incorporated intJ the national resolutions as ts al
party mer and nlIeniance}
NO man who values his reputation will venture upon
denial o his statement. So who then to blame wien
II scm- the nny objection 10 the President now Is that hc
insists fUlmenl of these Obganns nni
pledges cherr; that he refuses TO eawaken the temper oi
The dc'cainbr slavery excitement by cnusn2 II 10 enter ~
he controlling Influence in the dsponslIion Oi patronage!
| Continued cheering Who is blame, the President or
h. acruae when plainly appears that c seeks to cnlii.
vd'c ranTuY hhd 10 preserve hnrmong ~ accn'dnncr VII"
h1 letter ni injTucons received from the nominating con
vcEOG and ratified by the OF party and Inc voice Il
the people BY d,egnring the painful s,ycry issue in hI'
lst- appointments far hi- known personal
political feelings the subject possibly b;Ing him
self To dot Ani appeal TO you, citizens 10 declare "h.i''.
il is not grossly lncOnssen IL not utterly in!rcnsb!r,
nOw "rn !hc party b. almost unanm"u4 consent has de-
andci peace ana established order when w@ have gwen
crnEGien'oa to the counr, Of reunion Z" hif.
mong prncplea and OF peace IN rcG1d {" tt'
mos dhrrrpu' and "f"npv' 'si"n ever
that hr again dcv""ptd into EnaryD'"nt activity
indulge il-UT.an2n" aud ilii,mprGl complaints
,r,,u-l Tho Pres. Iut brlu-c h. has rru-ed any other
hrn man s"ul IT, hpur J unirf similar clrrnms'an
'ciiY D.tfacrsr large p"f'nn :" ih' Fhfy "h"
.ui or biz riccnn AMI thus "iIciiIy - cr'Sun-r M"
i that num,.rn. power of cy! - h,ppir c'"rl-"t a.
B,ninorc. The accusation i !ir ,chccts hii almost
said It - IitIc I'-s than Infamous thrrf- 1t 'm'fr hy
those who prot devotion iU the con-'hi"n bat
w0ui irvc theIc proc.rion- nni even ac-
Df rpcnaECc, he IT, IL IL made by those "h"
icci,rc themselves 10 be thc peculiar ruafdlns at ih"
Union Will suffer the SUBJECT whusr Egill'H
most threaten. The Union 10 subsidr II II maic hY ia "
"ho ''m 20 hc Drmocrnta rar rNccrnrr nni vet "o"
irny d"m,Cary great si1n, lh,t -! hngng all
p".ons INTO ~ ranks and unfr Tho sway -" ~ bca' cni
l" t'"h uc"oIinp TINS too, the iac, oi The nd.s
pu,no that M Fi"cr elected hY the reunited par
nGih hv irc"ir portion q" H. This 'o" IN 10" ia&'
fact that there dlsincv Implied, u not ~
ur -. unt,rstandng IN thr rpnvrnnn nat President
noinratr! and elected by tho s"'' "i n on com
mon principle should be- impar IN his hcl'p 10
the election all na'rsn"' involving DE-
'rh' from h'- rtnr'Pr'' 'h'"'" u nav ''
cnmm'i.d the Pfcrirnt the last ;rfsun - bs held 'fPon
"lnIr ty those the threats nj an nsuircc
un Such error, II AZ all originally c0mmGI b, 'h"sr
rsc very mem who CYnsent,d rn'c cordially anu rn
nusiastirly win 'inslnccc RHi uniin-twnrhy poii'
ems" iH the Bi!tinnr" Convention Nay, more ~hcn
the, inrnr q culi'on with thrrc 'n.nr'i" AMI ny
plrfrrlcal politicians, 10 1850 ia thu Sin'c o New iofH "A
continued ~ ISL ior The sake al IT," b"gRiy
State oic~s-pn both 81 these occasions ihuy went into
w'th hc rpotra'ed hctcn "sSl''"i Them
unhc STATE ticket CompoT"i o Al cQwai number 9" can
,,r, um both iir;!nn. ami then po'"rd"d /" Toe io'
and voted these office The Prcriitn may
we'll plioUCi under h"sr circumstances Tor t'in. ''
20, sent alarm wh3ut Sui reason, nni nnr especially
h,n ,,l, ,.p To- c recent acton the stat" Cunytn
n- at SyrnCu-" whose proceeding. fr-irc'''N II i"
.ilsui 80 d.r'm., .ic most unr Nc, PpnIDc ~
,a.4 ,nr iirni. slavery guarantees 81 III con
-IIlulion. Load cheering
Eat some interest 10 An0" "hh' u l." oo mo
pac zeal cct o tns dl,ofgHnAlon J. h" Stat" "i Nrw
York bc Carried against ihc administrator by 'hr s'c'
ding pnriiun The hcnurrir paIiy uniting wi'h p"f!'
of The whig laTi Df /. ihr State tn br snrhfri l" ih'
whig ,bDionI-Ir, under the lead oi S""hfd t"' on'
ar nc result J. uniyOiIh" In ,lhrf east "o-' "'
have encouraged this nn viii have Terrible ac
render /" II betrayed "ni in'"'d democracy
l,rcc- icnn-y yivinii hus always if""ntd, ana nope
-hr ~, wny- continue 10 if""h, on iaciI""- HpAy ~
the party, Whenever II may show ii-' am sur me VIII
nnvyupth,ng d" wi,h a. excerpt To cnn!cmn u io con
,.run IL wIlhuu, II tiur lhir;rs c!H
y,u. to stand by the officer have summoned 10 p"wc
while satisfied that h" ArabOsly lab"rs tn dsrh,t'
l- who'll, Ju,y the country. Cheers We cannot tor
rr woui that II admni,raIl"n ihai we are
.pu, lo. Tor ttan ta the grascst Interests "i The ''nn
- fr vi'nlh a--nclt,d with The SUCCESS o ih' hd'ins
IifIl.,.u. Repeated c'Ir"fns
ono wort moe AMI shat d"Fis' rersnn'!' Nh" cltc
Ion i NJ. pI.Tc. Ia. the slightest hdsnni i2'
T.. me On The contrary. has done come things a"ans
my advice and Hc has refused TO DO "h,f h'":s
have hrcn mIsi ANXIOUS 10 see accomplished IN" ''
crvg uplhin. AT his hiniI have askr! tor nothing cAp'c
nohing and wish nothing can, therefore, speak ul'n
irf,s scdy without fear Oi being mlsapWclrndtd 10y MN
any one Else chrr- believe the President I" hc maj
~. lry Character. o humane disposition hni generous '''
iua- courage nni AZ nnInrsti"nrd abilities. Ichs'r-
mink h- ,cucr, public crndar' since IN. dny ~ ms no
u,n,r,pu deserve. i.h ron,mcnjinn Chcrfs We, h'
ul t,ra trends clunn, b. easily made u forget tue h"h's
rrIr , Gnnrg The las presidential canvass "neh con
r.np,,iag hs wise ana iccous department on ali p"oh
occ ,-"u- Cheers.
We s remember with pleasure how frank lc was on NJ
OCCASIONS when required 10 speak; ho" discreet "hth f'
aud p"pricty cnIined scncc; no" piin YET u,9n'
fed in his Lrnrano'; how magnanm"ls ana l9i"nch 10
y,fl. hi oa?uncniI kcI him Tor ms; ana lIkcl ih
rd :.ncpic -, spin oi hir inaugural address
irrccr- III. Ms un of the laws o nations his idea
=, human ri,s ana hi4 III American character
Il; h..r- iR" appointment o that hnn"rch ana ,Np"
rrnrri erar-nrn Janm- BuchnnIn as minister 1" Eng
mad lChcr:s iIku the selection q" that clbihr' u
,r,!lor democrats he has called around INN '.hcriS
liz, ia. urt :. Dec cca'atOn that ihc great r'i"-fhi"
Michigan Laws Cass, might have i'icd he teSpon-ipn ~
%, mri,,r Enncr H. md chosen. nnd hus dfccty a.
.-,,d in the deliberations nt The government " iccfT
Ike as perfect irr,hpm from scciinna!isri ~ P''ic
nnJ srcari,nlsm In religion. Loud cheering iiR
h,a ,, ,us waicnlnr.s Of tr public treasury Ahd !;
ru,,riu-lIu can only add that most sincerely fnSt NJ
!nirj-raiinn may ipund Itself In the prosperity ana s"f
ni the country aud rnd he shall always have any NJ
tie suppnu be abe Ia render him against ian "ha'n
combinations .! !,ct.Uus men.