Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-22

TO- VT hal'l IL ne" party. IN nee ems ;~r'.
'""gf do &c ~GM 1t torl 1Nme Of a Ii,g Of .iias
s9ch"s'ts, a lh'g W .Ncm Eag,oad, IIhi" ot M
4NG,M, Mdt goes for Ncbr0ska drr Up' m
ltt,gs all r'rh! Tell mo Of one, rvcn whC
sknlkeI under suspension OF the rules, /,
give other folks chance to pah, tho Scbrqsk.
b'll (l-nnshtcr and uppi.ise.L No, sir. The ",
orHS6a mcnEhrcts an 0d,nnis,ra,irq measure. 0pI
hoId Fraesl'n Pierce and his administration 10 it,
imcg 9!G i IT, L1ugiter.l It is not truc TINT ,n'
Suhlh di It; nor they could not have done it, Iwa!
the Nortll-not the North--1 was Tie Democracy n,
iMs >2rth. (Appause.) Aad cho IS 10 resist H,ln
me wing pMiy--the only party rh0 kG. rrcr dO!.
s"cr are we TO undertake 10 drnntionaize ourselves
l" SINK ourselves into sectional pnry, und then
stHlu against them! Not for Il moment can do IT,
! lCheeIs.l Has any man aucht 10 SAY against the
wings OF the North or their action, repeat tha! il
was the Democrats who did il, yet they talk abnnt
making Governor of one of those Democrats, Mr..
| DanKSl one OF those who did not do il but helped
other people TO do it, the gentleman who put the spear
into the hands of those who stood ready plunge il
into tho vitals of the freedom of the North. Zap.
plause.)
The wors. sign visible ia that the professedy conscr
vatire Whig press cf Boston are eagerly auding the
action of the Convention. The Boston Courier once
the organ Of Mr.. Webster, and the representa-.
tive medium Of tho Winthrops, Appleons and the
other Wing ogarchy of Boston, pronounccs tllt
above speech of Mr.. Lord 10 be ''maly and patriot
ic." Thus all disguise is thrown of, and the Whi;,
party OF Massachusetts stand forth the great and prac-
tical abolition party of the land. They assert, too,
and with the CREATES; ;ruh, that The whole Wing par
" of the North occupy the same platform, TO which
| they invite MI 'natona men To come UP. They
| proclaim moreover. that Franklin Pierce, and the
Democracy of the North, opposed IL the prac;i-
cal carving of their inquitnus resolutions and
thev glory in the fact that not one Northern whg ia
rorcd the Nebraska bill, which was passed by the
Democracy Of the North under the stringent influence
! Of the Administration. Cun Southern Wings require
stronger proof Of the utter un,oundncss of the North
ern Wing party and of their own duty. lis true lovers
of the South and Of the tniun In come into the ranks
| Of the National Democracy that has done SO much
to enforce the constitution md preserve the Union -
No arguments are necessary 10 enforce these VIEWS
Facts speak out in thunder tones the solemn Vbliga-
ton Of all parties at the South band together upon
the broad and snfe rallying point presented by the
| national Democracy.
TIE st. Louis Pilot pays tho following handsome
compliment to worthy native OF Richmond, now
successfully practising law in ST. Louis:
| GEORGE w. GOODE.-nuring the lat. canvass
no gentleman encountered more violent and unscru-
pulous opposition than tl. able and fearless advocate
| y
in our mdet made every effort 10 defeat him. 1t is
therefore particularly gratifying his friends that The
votes cast for him, exceed by more than 100, tlr
rage vote Of his Whg colleagues, and thar he leads
the foremost Bentontc, liarrs cNCeptcd nearly 500
votes. The interests Of 81. Louis and nf Mi-sou"
may be safely contded tn such and the peop! o
ST. Louis know il.
The Pilot explains the small vote given for Mr..
Polk, the Democratic nominee for Congress on the
ground that il was more niportan. to defeat Benton
than to the risk of hr election by attempting to
elect MIR. Polk And truly has Benton shown him
self rs deadly and malignant enemy OF the Ad.
ministratiOn and the Democratic party as any Whig.
lie reported 20 have ntcv pat forth such impo;"nt
slang that "Genrral Pierce iii 40, come int" hr
Presidential Cinir n nullifcr hut unfortunately h..
is nvL!Hy, ard is governed by mnn che Secretary
Of War; WHO represents the nu.ir> and scr's, ION
ista. "Thc tn"II,' ho continued. saws that Ben
ton is dcfca.r! Tor time, which is true. but thcv--
the AdministralinIare beaten for a" timc-for ctcr-
nifty, sir' "fhc Administrations" he added, "wil
soan SeSsSe ne spa?Fi from the North nor from the
;.,r -i--a y
The st. Louis Pilot publishes the following capital
leu desprn, which il highly characteristic o. Ben
ton. rude mudnes-. II is very much on par with
his sillv, pomp;us Gnd ravnc speeches and letters:
WAsnrx"roN CIMY. Aug. s 1854.
T, ,hc Editor Of NJ Missouri D,mocr"',
SIR: In 1872 ! stated repeatedly III .ny public
Sr..cb,. in the State cf Missouri, n'"d :. - the
S,u..l that lie , ;l.5t "Rrpu"c- '.r migrate
I'll - wns f.is,nru and 4 Caiuuiv. -ir; bat no"
fu3 ,ho, WAS ;!.rn mistaken. ! m"w iul!y c"'!-
y;rcrI of III. rr;l.h al that old saving-R"lUhc" "rr
,,r',r,,,:ui sr | have h"cH beaten ;"r irn.!r-- ~
~ rD district .ir and know, sir. 'hnt mn such !:'
,n could have hrcu =. .cdurcd except by III" h'-"''
in,rratitndc, sir. Am not Old Bullion sic' ID" not
l. SOLITARY ard nlunc, im the ball "i the fNrnngi@
Rrsnlrtion N Inn;ion, Didn't ! advocate IN
many sretthcs the reduction 81 ihc dn!y "h
SnIf Didn't throttle mud Mi that mons.
,r thc I:D,cd States Bans! Was not | al
th Senate for thirty yeara, and have not writtc
tbr,y wears ,irw, sir Tell me-, Sir, tia: Rclrbllcs
erc Grst,.fu SIR No sir--t Is false, sr--and II YOU
affirm to the contrary sir. YOU ARE aIc liar ana
dirty dog s,-msr,pr.scrting the truth f"r criminal
nnrunc.n. sir Bur knew who il was that bent nie,
sirLt was net in" Whga, sr--it WAS the Nuliilcrs,
sir-hcv are srnnps and rottens, sir-ih"y must ha'y
Ia.r IN corcl,y II yiil the 900 victims who die" ui
oira IN 81 k,;s in 1919. Yes sir, r0nrI0rc sir
, ,y;.h ard Rr,s key, sir-loCkcd up with them,
49,; Awa air Il scrt H. the shade Of Calhoun WIS
.I,n lnckrd m n them md held thcirkcy sir. For
,b,.o ho.c co, iraturs aguinpt "inc nnd mine sir
ore n,,hinr hu iuncts OF Calhoun sr-vcs sir, ad-
juncts of Cahc sir joined 10 h1n' sr' a. I"
and ;nurtu. ioi, Yours invetcrnt"y,
"''N THOS II. BENTON.
TIN UNITED STATES.