Washington telegraph., 1855-06-06
From The Memphis Eagle & Enquircr.l
The Pierce Party and the KNOW
NOtE,iExcs,


The Richmond Wbig calls particular at
tention 10 the following article from the
New York Herald, which shows conclusive.
ly that the entire Pierce party at the North
have sold out to The Aholi;ionists The aD-
pointnent of Reeder. an AboIitionist. to be
Governor Of Kansas. is an act for which Mr.
Pierce will never receive pardon at the
hands of the true Southern people. And
yet the Pierce and Forncy Administration
was fully and cordially endorsed by the
Staunton Convention, that nominated Wise,
and also by the Nashville Convention, that
nominated johnson The Richmond Ex-
aminer on Friday last contained the follow
ing commentary upen Recder and tie
Pierce Administration. We give caption
and all, that the people of Tennessee and
the South may see what leading Demo
cratic organ in Richmond thinks of M
Pierce's Governor of Kansas:
"REEDER-Ex- G GOVERNOR OF Kansas
The EXPELLED ABoLITIoNIsT. RETURNrD
HoME--'- THIS notorious fanatic and I'M
Lccile fook Of the AJoIilioss cnaigrant aid
Sociefies. qcisOn5 the Pyesiaesu, az an crik
hour. and uzsdcr flcacherous Gdcice, ap-
2'olnted GOCe|n2T IF the nca0 and prom
lSing I'eTritOry Of Kansas, having been
expelled from that fair land by its true and
brave people, has returned to Easton, Penn
sylvania, where Abolitionisn is most dense
and intense in that State, and has been re-
ceived with appropriate noise an4 parade.
He made speech on the occasion, SANDER
ing the people whom he has left in the
Wes'.a ialsifying the history of the events
which resulted in bis ignOmiLious expulsion
from the country
We now copy from the Herald After
quoting from various Administration papers
at the North which sustain Reeder. it pro-
ceeds, and we beg earnest attention TO the
paragraphs we put in italics.
Here, then, we see that the most con-
servative of the Administration journals of
the North Lave joined the cause of Reeder
and his freesoil land Spectators. Tile
South nced no longer Loo! 10 TIE Norfh-
erm Democracy for support, Thcy hare
gone orer Gnd .5oined the Kitchen C1binct
Spoiisme1a. and frecsoi crusades that are
az e|'SL '"S 1t|'tf" y " h"FtStS I/OHA
the S0Wjiern sQuafterS. Gnd make II Gn
abolition TeHele7r0us for. .fugjttre slares,
o5sd zlszdererOund r0iIy0gd conspis aries
against the 33eopIe If IIisso,tri Gnd dr.
kansas. and the general Interests of the
South.
We perceive. also, in these manifesto
tions of Northern Democratic sentiment,
the tendency of the freesoil faction of the
North to fusion with the Seward Holy Al
liance. IL is also, scry ccident. from
these strong indications, that tie oaaiy
7oarty IF the North ,chicis can lie safely
sup55orted by fhe South an 1856. qriU he
the great national h11o,c No'Iing organ
i-ation, cLeaassed and 1ostrife'. as IL soon
aeiLLbe fthe dirt and rcf.ssc Of the HASA
ch"setfs GHfiiarery 2'Eopa gasfG ant.
GH such SedttsOuS sectional affiliations.
Thus far. the practical administration
of Tie government Of Kansas illustrates the
freesoii Van Buren principles of Mr. Pierce
very clearly Van Buren, for time, made
various hollow professions Of loyalty to
Southern rights. and he was believed to a
great extent, until his true principles were
brought out by the Buffalo Platform. Mr.
Pierce is a freesoil Bourbon Of the Van
Buren stripe, and in the affairs of Kansas
lie has only been following in the footsteps
of bis illustriOus predecessor If the peo-
pie Of Virginia have any further doubt. up
on the subject. let them demand of Mr..
Pierce final decision in the case of Mr..
Reeder at once. Otherwise the matter will
be held in abeyance till after the Virginia
election, and then Mr. Reeder will be re-
turned, with a detachment of troops to back
him in his land SpeculatiOns and to secure
the monopoly of Kansas Territory to the
squatters Of cur frecsoil emigration societies
at the point of the bayonet
LET the Virgi1ians, and Davis and Dob
bin Of the Cabinet, insist upon an imnedi-
ate decision, one wsy or the other, in the
case of Governor Reeder Let Mr.. Wise
insist upon it. or consent to be dupcd as
as well as to lie defeated
| That is what the New York Herald SAYS
upon this subject. and the Herald is good
authority at times wi'hthe Democratic pa
pers all over tie South. Tile South need
no longer Loo,; TO the NoJtLera De3nocro.
cy, for suppoyt" = III as also
reyy eride1st. that the ossky party of Tx
North aehich can bc safely supported b5
lie S0nfh IN 1856. sciL be tie great ma
t5c7aak A1sotg Nofhing oreonieation p
These Says the Richmond Whig) are the
/ identical views we have expressed and urg
ed upon our readers. over and over again
and we do hope they will weigh them vel
and calmly. That the Whig and Democrat
I ic parties of the North are thoroughly abo
litionized; and the only hope for the Soutl
Is TO trust to and rely upon the American
party. lie; us beat Wise. and then we have
great national party.-a State rights. Con
sti;utional Union party.-which the Soutl
can depend upon"