Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

,,,-.i :, ,t,c fail 1T ex!cEl, lave had to CO
counter these difficulties For almost every and
disposal o The executive i'o wee i'I , ihcm ,spy
what was perpcxng AMI un.vo"'th:e "o'ut
- ,Inn., j., rvrry rsuircc r!,ss ii"' u" tl''ff at
n one ar IN. other q the SECTIONS vi TIC Pa'!' pa
In the State Of New lntH . :, ,,.,cr , Al. Dix
a he head of the Free Soil n'gIn;Zii;'n OF 49, 'Gco
M. Gnali,v nf the Compromise Ernsutc*' ana
Fugitive Slave hill throughout liH ,a'e VI ,ins ,nring
which was more Than General Scott DID AZ al! 'i mi
rho p,es;d,ntal contest These sections mao 'Gn'cu
supportei General Pierce with great zea u. M XIII
All solrmuIy agreed abi" by the pFncn+5 vi W. ,rn
80 p,,C,rn C.roial Picrcc, therefore: cou' n"' ."
IN This or that section. aud say, u cannon icIps ~
portion of the Democratic parry, aH"e' ''e noIn
jie.3 I can extend YOU no L30rs, hoif VI ~, c
,errs of Office" The principle adopted Ny "c
was the only just and proper one anu una. was
more or equitable, OF The oilces a'mo .,'c hv
f Now Yok Let US adopt the policy as suggested ~
ho.. democrats vino arc ochsmatcs, ct prnscs'.. ~
Democrats North who were opposed 10 the cA'e"s ;a
slave territory in i5, after they have assumed me au
81 .nnionts and nre willing carry out in good TAIN
the PRINCIPLES enncaIed 10 the National Dcfnoctuc P'
form and we but weaken our cause ani give ala anu co
fort TO Seward aud The higher law dSorganlzefs ana a'
iss who crafty their one idea OF human 'stln sa
nipgerolocy would strike down the rights OIL lie SCUM u
end into thousand atoms this glorious fabric OF c!V Gnu
eIo ious liberty, upon The success and permanent! VI @
est the destiny and hopes of freedom not only hcc u
throughout the world. General Pierce, then 10 hlay s
on has tried avoid the rcopenng OF ne" Wu"'r ~ ho
bury INST dssensons and alay tho agitation Oh lhe
slavery question which strengthen the cause OF me
South; for the .peencc Of all must testify 10 the au
misses In all adjustments the South has been inc iose
Let u.s. as Democrats Wings, in Virginia ever p'u
scribe those who have In by,gohe Gays gss noi,aon Of
views ninical slavery and which alter inc Wv t
this subject by Northern fanatics their attl'nmen W
South warmed and strengthened their pro sH'cy So mn;
mcns so as 10 place in hostility to hef oImsr POSI-
ton and declarations, and we could eSpe rom ,,S
both parties in Virginia some OF the mos. ,
Leading men, have figured conspicuosy IN on, ,n f ar
since Inc wear 1892 Gen Pierce has acted upon 'hc aG
,h, hr has regarded the schms in rahka prior 10 Tue
amnesty al Baltimore in 1852, exploded he mas eha
yorcd to look TO The party Is and was IN ihe cu!
that elevated him power. As friends and enas We
ed in 1852 united upon the timehonored pncplss VI I'
prcat Democratic Republican pnrty The honor nnc nta
Tity of the entire patty in the Union was plcasea 10
pledged 10 an opposition Of The slavery agitation IN ms
the masses will sustain the President The sting Of d!'a
poinment mny affect some, whose love for the spells may
outweigh their allegiance 10 principle and party out the ma
lice of b. filed ambition will spend s force, and the sober
second thought Of The Democratic masses will APPROVE AID
sustain the President In his dsPcnsann OF Pnronage r"
ong a, he adhcrcs 10 strict construction of The Consu
ton and with Jealous the rights and SOVIET
eizty Of the due regard for which can alone pre-
and perpeple glorious confadcratcd system Of
governments ALLEGHANY