Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
For W' EHYN"T
NATIONALITY OF DEMOCRACY.

hcSsrs' Eu''"rS:-it WIZ w ST. ,,,, T., mr..
Tue Pao'ic prints ..lat '''''' stylcT Snuticrn
Eai|e a ne" l"'., :" 80. ~, ,,,,d Il,
party ing "'t"' oi ms. 'a ~, tho rori -,
SpEihrrncrs, AZ this partlcuihr Pc''"":. i''''
ready III cNstrlcr l""cr'" "'E",|"~''"" ~ ", ,I,
ever has, and without doubt ever WILL l'"'''' .'
rights guaranteed by the fc|rr'! '"h'''''"" ~ M
Southern portion oi The c"nieI"I"'y' n,,a" ,Lr
National Democratic States hIs"ts r"''H I ,.
party the least national III lis ch"'",'c ~ ''
hope OF the pltrlotic friends o' our ntI,r
When | speak "i inc h''!"'."'I ~ n',',,.r,,y ,i
mean, III lis Slc;cst SENSE h"' VI ttIe ,' 49, ;,,,
Virginia or the S"uth' Du, oi 'ic I" tmrl
pc"lv united everywhere .>"I'"' '' ,,,', H.,
West. The Eastern Sini"s are those I""N'" "r
Souhcrncrs leneraly, Us r"h'',',"S 1T" mn.
amount nj abortion sentiment; "u 'v' ~ , coIr.,
ment glance N the acton "l tht I"'! an" ' u,
pursued by It's leading organs III 'ii",r ''''' ,,,
terence Ia resolutions p'Hsc" pE De' c
Convention III I"nIcciicu "uI .r ,"S nrd nm
fnd those resolutions l" pc l"ir' ,m, Dnmocrnts of
tr!"tc-that WIN tia' P'''"'''', y;,h fin. mon.
! ;hat New England S'Gtr' are o..t,I - in;nn ,rL
sicr for the SIShis "i 'i' T"I'. "',' ,i nsrt Snr,
what was the Chief sue oe'T'." W Ji,',;s,, ,v,.
! i'll the las: elections "h.h n,n i',;, ,,,.
;riuiuuhnut! Was II SIMPLY WhI'i'v' vac
rhi. or the right Ia lud office, rh"Uhl ." Wi'E'ri
! from foreigners ana Catholics N"' LII" q'cs'1o'
WIS Nebraska or Anti NcuT'sh"--lt Mos n''''"a' :
yrrsus scctinnalism -ntrrvcntinil III IN" '"'r'
t ,toirs Of the territories Frces"lli>i. And
wbrr, was the mass Of the Democrats found on these
| ,rrrn1 issues They seen struggling Tor the
,rcnt nrinciple contained i'll the N"brnskaNa!''a' hc
nud for the right nf people 4" territory 10 ki"'S
n, IN. door oi the Unun inr admission ~ S;";"
, Slavery or without =: a. |" them may Sccn best
What more can we Il ir South expect ihan 'Al> -
Oar friends Nnr'i though IN Il minority now, sh"nd
not hc ,l".rtcd "iiH "it 10 lhr ,'"y Hr'"S "i t'Ie
foe The Democracy "i Nc" hampshire particular
~ have stood firm I" the constitution In i'at S'ai"
while most OF the isms were taken up By the secret
hGmhu., the National Democracy. numbering .S,DWl
ihavin- lost only 2oGo,l saiinntiy attempted TO
stem the tide Ia checH Inc hydra headed monster
in his mad carccr-t" sink into an iEnomHious
grave, the fell spirit .! !anatlciSm ard though they
did not win success. vet they dad mnrc-ihcy de-
served it,. And look. gentlemen nj Massachusetts,
where once the Goddess "f Liberty loved {" dwell,
now the parent ot all the b!ghtng hrrcsIc- "i this
prolific age; even in the old Bay State there exists q
haudia Of brave, noble hearts dcvo;! 10 the s1crcd
compact Gnd willing to do rIua m! rNnc; justice L"
all. IS, even IN the capital of ;Eis bcnis'tCd old
Commonwealth, that conservative Journal ic Dos.
of every true lower OF peace and quiet. The course
OF that ncwspapcr, ruhl's'oi it IL in place where
all the filthy is;!ls cun-regaic aud where the pcsii-
lenial atmosphere of kunw Nnthinsiont ur Ab"I,,ion
ism ILLS the mugs AT e*cry seeis'S DN me
cs,n round il, and reflects more honor r3on the par
ty Of which il is the organ.
And +" show the spr:t" I" me hcn'oT'"'y "' y. nfN
n.i ;tI,, ,h, :. Inv Hook. - rulshrI in thr civ
III New York. Many other instances Of the oonserTa-
tive coarse Of the National D"mncracy North, and
their organs, might he adiuc"d, but Tor want o
time and space. These, however, show that Tie
Democratic marty North is as true TO .le CpI!su-
tona rights of the South es any set of men can be-
And now, Mcssrs Editors in view of these facfs
would il be WISE polite or even lust 10 form n scc-
,onaI party? When, ii ever the time does ar
rive. VIXEN there is truly III national party. NJ!
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