Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19
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,,yn,v.NoruING NEUTRALITY On Aho'
.r,o mos, that this new party promises uS OH the
exri,inr and dangerous suiJcct oi uo"''''oH s N'"
,relity. With hal! of Europe aid I'LL 'ue Not'h "s.
;,;r, rs Il ia no time for Southern 'hch 10 S!ouhu
i arms f., tie their hands, o. to give any pledges
-. ,or int, any engagements that will diminish their
,,,. o,rrv an warfare Extensively or dclensiv0ly.
rho .hout;nuis,s do not seek merely to liburate our
s,,vos They are socialists udcs and ngrarians, and
onenlv propose to abolish any time-honoied and re-
,otab,a institution in society. Let any one attend
On toon meeting and he will find it filed with ill.,
6da,s socialists communist, strong minded women
md chria,an ii Oh pulin. down nj! christian
churches.
Let any one attempt to read the works al Ah"''-
tonis,s or Socialists, aud lie will find himself "au'''s
through MI of inidelity, occasionally reviewed.
by qucksand If sensual and que5t'ohhoio o''
tanitv Free Society is vulnerable al every point
Ii invites offensive warfare rot sluggish 'inlu e"
tralty We can condemn them out oi '''cir y" Il
mouths We can turn their whole PARK OF ar'n'e'l
against their own ranks. Their own a'Suu'0A'' u'>'
their confessions are the best weapons 10 enp'o!
against them. Tho universal failure OF 'he'r soe'a'
experiments proves ut once that they are u''s''SNe''
with society as it now exists and yet unable 10 ehd
it. The infinite variety and Bsbel-ilke cohtu-
sion Of their schemes OF reform, shows them un1ed
FIR rho wor, of mischief and revolution, wholly reck'
,css az n how tho mischief shall be repaired or
whore ,he revolution shall end. They ny from
one hercsy to another are ''ai things ny Turn anu
potliur long" and boast that they are pr"SrcsSNe'
Their great prophet but the other day zc"i"us
Fouricrite Socialist. He thinks Nebuchaunc2zar
"your truo philosophers" and having turned veSe'".
rian is probably grazing with the chnih"'' n''
FIN mountains If Switzerland. This, however, IL no
oa dian Gr IN MI old free societies. tho mnsS OF the
peoplc live exclusively on vege'aoc uie'' anu
Il il we'll 10 prepare for what, III hmo' Is III
eyi,ahle Yot tho thing may be carried 100 lar'-
smi,h and McCulloch warned the Irish OF the
DANCER of living mainly on potatoes, as there
would be nothing 10 fall back on in case oil failure
nj that crop. Thus, Mr. Greeley may see, that even
vegetable diet is not panacoa for all the ills that
human flesh is heir to. We cite the prophet parcu-
lary but there il abundance Of such line game 81 Tue
North Millcrtcs, and MormOnites. and Shakers MI"
Ilicksi,cs, and NniiRcncls, and OwenlleS' anu
Oneida Saints, and Irilcl Sinners and bloomer''c''
and strong minded women and w"ak-innded 'le"'
Abound With such sport ehcn, such game TO '''''
who can think of throwing aside hia arm1r'
The GOOD the patriotic the religious "id inc con-
sc.vatiye OF tho North, will join us IN 'i"H""'.
soains, the vile lsins that disturb her peace anu
threaten hcr security.
Instead then, Of joining the Kn"w-Nolhln@s N al
tempting to patch up hollow truce with ADo''''''
,,,l.., MAJ, shnull rird on their arlnOr, ana NJ
prepared for offensive as well as defensive "a''"'''