Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
FOR THE RICNMnSD SQtlRER.t

nm csprcjal tendency to change of opinion and oon-
fusion Of parties and for tins very reason should the
truh he more sicaItastlv worshippcd and the more
earnestly vindicurcd. With regard To the happiness
and prosperity nike "i own country and Of other
lnnds | implicitly believe that the triumph "f the
Democratic uariv Of the United StH'cs will he more
conducive 10 obtaining hcs". than III" occurrence "'
any other circumstance whatsoever. When We look
forth .inr 'voud this nnrrnw paranct "i time. ocr
the vast cxp:.sc nj the pms ns ii stretches liimtahy
in the d,tMucr Even the dun Regions ni the ,iny- ri
old and the sad history Ui krpublrani>m passes with
It's fleeing pa.camtry before oar mcntnl vision,
there would ind ID seem IL he IN" hope for TIA" ma
tuu," A",. rttcr ~" rolls nu, and instead uG con-
tuous siccr-s I"publicanlsIn, W" have bur sue
crssinn uf defeats the attempt nj liberty y "Ey sue
c"r,lrl hv anarchy, and drspuiisIn Is the iT"uriu
termination "i preceding confusion. Such being
the cs we have been led {" the firm conviction lG;
the great hope "i good government throughout the
world consists first the cxan he Of or Republican
institutions and rundy the mpr" especially IA ih"fc
institutions nrc controlled and guided by III" Demo
cratic pariv uf II. country From the circle ~. pn
tcaI Irimciplcs here involved the peace and hnpli-
nc-, o the world may ARISE. ms IN the diyincSt o Dra
mas til" .iit "f Pr"nrhcGs Is represented a. The
source Of all good t" bcniS'I;''! m"ria!s-
"Aph o':-c pyas cxma;hcsom'arochna,."
Tnc --latest cvci.'s which in i! field al l.ulit
cal action iymG most clearly I" dcInuiisrac the pro-
Position us; rIIIIn'IaeH above F"" what resulted IN
In, .Daitic sulG.Ucr"-ihr simmer al ISIS from the
blood shed and tho apparently crowu. efforts Of those
vino had plotted a.Hin- dc,poIi-m Tor many II long
ycur. waiting only Tor favorable m"inemt 10 brim=
forth into light t!ci- Ion. pr !'h'cd chdcavurs We
everywhere the return ~ tn" h:mG- I" thrE an
cica power! III" "ccT"HHc! !i"tr'E 9" me people, aH
in France the accustomed -amr played over ugun-
RcpublicII!~u tIl-lg Ini" an Intense dc,po;isl, Ma
loie"m the l'.t!, i"I"W'h2 III me i1"'>'tT Hi apo
leon TIE Great. li""F" i'" nay "crh a'l e""''S
Of the Spanish Amciicaa Republics.
Ii. then, we wuui! sustain The hopes -! those
keep alive the fire {" liberty "A "n' "in'stir nrH'
We shall ihus ever present great ana
'hS eA''h''4 "' Pn"i"H"! "!'I' 'rE"'''"' II
tons hnI :" conpi''cN offset c '!'":cS c'7'" t
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j. , nr,. n,;.;,r -,u,b,ir .;,rr,,imn tn .l,;s on
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;, ,-r,n, -.un!r.r-Gl.mk ia Europe; # any soy, q:
ru j. udop,rL ;hnr ,hcy must insist Upon in!rodu.
.ius !; elsewhere, ani beyond the pcopI" am"lr:-t
..'c :, Ios nrso., WrfrI sn.rr,,,i ncti- error
"''n' 1t ''' 81 ,, M ,I :l,r,. ~, ..o L,ro,r,
nf mower ON the one hand. and on the other i'll ;h"
prn,u,n,,s,n nf the French Revolution "; the l$ih
.a,inrr Enw IN. rl,,.f,rm oi American prulrrrlcy
H., ,,,s<I ,.,,', iL.o. From hi, i !. lnui-
.I.. oI SIa,. .Louh rr,,:i.,t,.i,s own
;.dr,i ,nrr,. ,viiL.,i IL. Slightest external in
,r.r.,,c. M ,his cycrll.ut poiicv we have "ln-
,n,s ,xampI,. in IN. nIacnaninnus conduct recently
.vincc bv the trr" Democracy Of til" North in their
.unnort of the Nebraska bill: bur. moreover, in this
admirable measure another i"adn- position Of our
great party is cmbcddc III" idea "i the Ernh'mistr-
Lo'ESc- f0Wc. says the l,"ln"rrh'E 'i ih"lnH q,
frrson, have as l;tlc r@!-la'i"h Il" ">S''' ;'""H'
mon0poles leave trade money Ill i'i' every hu'h.'
effort, entirely tree from al ic' VI "l -
tnkr is own c"nr>" ""''n'""'i's" - s,t,a, I"i"
legislative encouragement or um'"c 'i'c ril"chS'
Such arc some "t the prnripi's "' 'r Gr'H' l,e'i"
cracy. principles in tie csi"hi':hiIeh' :" "h'h' inc
happiness OF this country ana "i me w"rIh aFc "'IN'
concerned. When we n:H"'.' ''i 'N,,HiI'' h''
ccs,inn of republics reaching ir" 'ic ii" "I''c It"
simultaneously groanlng uih!'r hc"h"e'''o'o' N"'cn
aGl State how important l. tor lis I" commune !" IL
llstIatr the principles ol WISDOM clin'"tl ".tI
sOnian Democracy, Of IN Unlimited freedom III kcl-
giun. and an entire separation "i Ihirch ana Std'c .
whil,t tho consolidation doctrines ot Federalism, Il
they had bacn victorious would have enabled n
s,ror nr,ra Government to interfere with, md re-
,,uI,t,. tb;s Tk,. other matters. And with similar
erroneous policy, the Democracy has YET To- contrfd
and trust tn conquer, a. displayed III the dlsgrnccu
Hierarchy of the Murnons, and the larcE!HDc bg0t-
~ Of the Know Mornings
'Your,, and .nthusjas.c Democrats may be we'll
invo ed mud called upnn not sti'cr their imagination
To lead Them captive in seeking after some visionary
Uoin For the highest Of missions Is already theirs
the hnppncas uG hcir own favored land the rcgcnc-
ration Of the world; yes thFo"En '"'iF tHcF,"hS'
may the fire brought from iic"'' w ~ u''
~ m II '''l'i'iS 10. 'oi T.. I.i a." IA ,i"o cnrth
Pcop!c ana Lii'''' " '
Mar n"h 3h'o-"'O" pa,
Looking back on the revolving years of centuries
mist we find the same lesson repeated over and over
n,,in with rrra-d to the instability OF all forms OF
r,,in c. tb,t -, mattcr low good the government
mich, he tLrrc hns been ever II disposition cvmccd In
crnyc so,notbinr better or different. Thus, this
~ ,i.,i - tho accom-, of the Hebrews given in
,bn nsi,J Volume in which the people OF Israel
d.nictrI ~ wishing 10 exchange the mild authority of
r the more rigid sway of the Kings. Doubtless,
ion. the yurious usurpcrs of Greece and Rome were
the more readily submitted to,bccauscof OF procvy 10
nLor.ut in man coupled with The fuct that
Tho ,ogI,s f hl;canism, however Rdv2ntag ge"us,
80, ,;iI H.; ,n, ;,llv with CtnplHu expectations. So.
Z, ,,nJnr, Jnys ul;huurh England 80 high
L. r..,,nn,oJ ',brnnd ns under the Jurisdiction OF
EronI..Il. and although there was also. great pros
pcritv VET from rculity's falling short o the visions
- as nm casv thing Tor the people TO slide
hnrL in,' NIL the excuses OF Monarchy, ~ exhibited
,nder the Stuarts The truth. indeed under cou-de-