Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-21
;rur DEMOCRACY THE OELi NATIONAL
,rn CONSERVATIVE PARTY.

uoSnay yuoIsNENG, Att's'"t'% -. 1879.
Tur nEvOCEACY THE ONLT NATIONAL
AID CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
| W. ,.,,.y,, ;Lat at no time il oar tory, have
.,,. ,,,r,,ic tho conservative, and ti" national fell
I, uI,orchcu.:on for the late u! o,l- -;ituiinn,
,rd ,ur counl:y. such men only meet and act
tcr.ther cn ;h. platform of the Democratic nn:ty.
II !. bniir rational and conservatives and has, il ilr
Ssu;il OF late, attached 10 i's ranks many "t the
wisesl mos, pru,unt a:d best ~ ilis old Wing party.
| Thousands entered ;he Know N";hins ranks with
the hope that the party w"r!i be thoroughly na.i"m
nj and conservative. Their d-appointna::. has been
complete and extreme, and they aro leaving 1t ~
thousands ,!a!y. 1t is at tho North, in sron;
= Iiis,nion and abolition party, and every her, rid
c,.ly proscrpre anil federal. Tic Northern party,
which is forming under tn, irud o Seward and Gfcc-
Icy, will be purely ulr lisun;on G;ra'lnE nnd ab"-
tion. 1t is far more TO be dreaded ih"n Ghy
pary the country has Yet known. y manly South
orn party would give oilenoc at ;he North AMI SIG
ll!y fail To unite the patriotic, national and ""'s"r
Ya.ivc fecli::, Of tho whole Union. Democrats
every where should work earnestly: III" time: "r'
t.r.nli,g. The iue uf tho Union dGprn1S oil 'i''
continued ascouLcncy oi the Democratic party
We iiraly believe tl:ut the success ni either !" ''"
other parties, Of which have spoken, WORLD p'
| but the tocsin of disuniur.
In connection with this subject, we hope VIZ ria"
no: be considered guilty of cgo!ian in noticing ;h'
compliments To our Slute and to ourselves III i't
number of tn. Pennsylvania. The churac;c: oi 'hi
pap.r which contains tIeln the weil.tes!cd 'airi'.'
ISM conservatism, morality AID Intelligence "i HE
| y. ,h, .,L ,u, social S'a!u-
ing OF the City Of PHILADELPHIA and the purity Vi lic
| little circle from which of these conpiim''''"
proceeds, combined together, give assurance max
there is much to hope for, and little !" lear III ' u"
tarc We agree viii! the Penmsyiv":r;'I, HAT the
Aboli:ionis5 proper nrc fcw in "n;i"er'' o'' We
iear tha. the conservatives OF tho No''h "'.o'
their ability for mischief Northern c"serVa'''" i:
massive il should b. active. The is'ns are '"r more
,nn-,roIs 10 Northern society ihoii IN U.s. H""d c"
.v,rv where should wage continual war "i cXi"r;n-
rn,inu AGAINST them Tic fanatics ut tc North ina?
Il. honest. They would pave he'll with good ini'n-
| rims" This makes them the more dangerous. We
f.ar them not but are far from thinking them cun-
temp,ib!c enemies. Already these ;siS by m"n"po.
ziur the conv, n.i".s and the press %! tie North,
stand bcfrc the world itS true and only reprsen.
tstives. l,c know there is another Norh-a more
honest, virtrous und conservative North. lie, it
ser, and establish its place rs the true North:
A SOUTHERN PARTY.
| We were pleased IL find III the Richmond Enqui-
FER most admirable article upon the folly u; c";I-
| s,ru,;ny q Southern Party. lls argument against
sm,l, a measure is both logical and r,t:ioi", aud
shows perfect understanding nf the leading: features
which dydp parties ut the North. Thcr" is Ersnt
in;sappreh.is"n i'll u large portion oi iac S"ltiieih
mind NJ 10 the strength ol Aboltom:sn "S s""h, III
iii. Middle and Nolirrn States. In reality. it is
e., be exotic, ;hrt sustain i:Ecf only by cnIia-
Z, NOR. robust pants lrnih wC:i Il draws III" power
10 rear It's lcai. We rrrI"ct the gr-hi cnnr .!at
! ,yss made bv lhn LiL"r" Party, iAb"t"n.) lew
r,i:s ago. nc; uny il, the City hn'l Comfy "i fEt.
;.l,hia bu. asa ~ IL" SAFE al PrgT>' '''a!,,. 7" poll
a hcavv vote for the cnn'da;es srirr'. ny - Con-
vcn,:"r Which, threatened I" r"roiht"'iH- ;i' Siii"
From The r,:orr e! their orator. and iho !r'qucl-
cv Of their mnc.inss'rrii TrrI "idyS wc!! attend
,s. particularly toy c lL,es--nH,y sound rational
Dciiocrnt, rnn tr,In: for t:e su.t u H.. th,i
aprrraciil. a.cctirn. E:.w lis: seemed I" he infused
INTO thn!,;cn;sri, ani the prospect OF " heavy vote
ter.
were 20 tr tuuI II every poll. aag'lc, l.. III: mo-;
ulm ak able :!nucr,w:,li FOL Snv ui Liberty tick
Gle. Nj lula uf then: was IN .-sc;; hai OF !!C
contrary they wrc treated uit:! Inc jtrlust cvItv,
a:d every a,:iIy sioriod ;i.em - indoctrina,e the
lnassCs. And whu. The res! of all ,hci: labor
and all their expenditure ui ,np.ey! The election
passed and in p"li nj five "usan'l in TIC Ds-
rrCt ui Southwark, there we're JUS ;oar votes pulcd
for he Abolition ;icAr:. In h"yHnen.:u-, with
poll ot twenty-five hundred :!I.y $"rS6 Ah"ii-
ton votes po".!. Ia the C!ty pr per, with poll NJ
twelve Thousand. ;ilrc were l,.S han four hundred
votes p"lled. In tn N"rth"rn Liberties, Spr'ng
Garden Nensing;on, Richmond and Penn District.
with M G..r":atc poll vi twenty-five tlourrl"i, ir:-
were less than five iap.rc' Abolition ?otcs .ort.-
In the rcrnaiicr "t t. County. yi!Il pc oi five
thousand, there were about ono hundred Aboli:!oa
votes. the aggregate poi! o de City arii County ut
that -ler,inn was over fifty 'h"p:nnd and Tho mum
Der received by the AboillI"! :ic:Lt, IcS: than
| sinshruur'd.
Rocollcct :hat, uron the oct.aipn in question, cE-
t.aurdarv efforts were used J.: i!. Ah%!iiinnIsE tn
ret ou. their Whole strength. Many "t Their mrs IN
teigcn nn,! ;;"niitEan!y "'''i.s .:nud "r the el"r
ton crn,ind all day, aud left Mo,u2 unGnno pro-
rurc the support OF tEcie iicr:. And mari: the re-
sui;. Not in iity nj our r;iiac,,, cnuMtrnanr.'
,h. iiun Oi Nb"ii;iuilsn By vote. This Lirr
WilN"v had shnwr his h.risY, AID .u.c:cn' time
had tai,sc, 10: III. puic n.n,i h-"u!Gr affected
5y Us nannc" il II ever - G6. That wii;ciiug
u buke taught Ike .l1"htir..At& Il lessen, AMI tue
bay. ever since snlGi! Ia ih :ilvif u,trr weakness
hv cllnGim2 10 ."inc "t'r pn:, aggregation o.
fuctiu;s, lu: suIpart ihnr.l irw numbers, ihe:
are tc;H Jealous and i#rR"nl. and, a general
thing, are Of nlh"a; "!. nut o yrcr. rrc;!i"n
1!,.y rover hrrcsS respectable .n:Hniiy
with their prcrnsrr 'rs IDEAS. II Trey had nJ: de-
nrsc s"rvI.irl- tr assa'! holy religion womb b."
the theme "f their l'te- d; r?:ria;io.,. Oar South
ern brethren !lrn should hc rnIrn 10 loan item RI;
subject ni their domestic E:Ii;utiUns, irritating ~ Il
may somct."n tc, 10 !; nc harpir- from carIf-
religion ~ tGiIr. In this .i"w Gf tie case, he Sr%
will bn nctinC Is the .rca ru!ss:;atcr ii both i!Ic
! Const: tntIOn UNI Religion.
The Democracy "a! tne Ml,,l, and .hc Nort! fell
under co.io;nutonG # cwr m :ni.CtS which may not
agSin as, in t!It Dt,t Iunr.cr uf u century We are
able to take care cf the .,Jl.arists ar! ~! wl"
coun.cnancc thrir I,.G :o.cyt - 40 have already
recovered from last years G,vttLrow. ltnnayvnnla
rrceived o st shoes "t nj the factions and traii-
csius co.nbued Gnd s!rp went dawn h,u,c ,i;c, pi-
ly to rise with creator r-"f and ;.dr",a. Probably
no Southern Stale IN tie Uuun cnuld have met II
with i sturdier 'front.' new i,.,!acis,n had m;'g!Gc
with The old lssl'cs. IT. working aud o'iec' were i!'
then understood, and ,hc 'rcch,rls rarlc"T ci liz
operations, subjected the Democracy Of tc STATE '
the full power OF IFS strength We nov unii '::;"h
thoroughly, and will reader good .soa, OF oGr'
| sclvos at the October c,s ;.; :.
! Bat WHY .!nTi,i ih"rv hr e southern Party ihr
Democratic perry Of the North is Iu.JnG', tn rs !n
an extent as any s"uil.rrI jar;y "rn hap" 10 be-
Taking the Con,iltui'" for is .,lid, it will clr Wh
unswclvlng fidelity l" that Great shrf. rh"' "i sa;T
ty. Could S"ut!ler" .~yii q, more Can u 'i'h
any bette: .lp,Sli, ,r orthodoxy oi oar .r"cd =!
Inipclled by tho high sentiments OF tnty, AMI
regulated by the chRrtcr Of liberties, there c"3a
bs permanent separation Of the Deac.''y ol INC
North and South. liar'": Ia. Opo creed, one ntc1-
cs und ono ;,;lt,i0i+r good vi the rdotc Nation-
it would DO moral rniiosSibIhy to sunder its UNITY.
and keep Il in division The Democratic party IS re:
| d monster Although 1t has many ar,::si u has na'
one head and single i"Lr:. jhA Constitution Is lie
text bo@..
| Abuliticrism in the North is miserable hnGGt%r,
and is continually acknpwlc,l.in. H. weakness ny
sacqkirS into power. It dare no, make Ill open ana
manly tIsLt Many OF lis ativocntes deny Their con
nection with it, until hey have ObaiEed L'Gis'al'Et
positions, aud tlen they cXpnse their tue coors ana
their viliainy together. Greater @ada': Il. "."e
in tie selection al cu"iilica, particularly IN 'Io
Narihcrn md Middle Stale. Suspicion Of Ao%!i-
ZIONIST pruciivtics general iiur, should De o"t
10 Democratic non!uai:un. Will that sort oi c9r"'
deception woul! be nllCnsi impossible. 49,,
We quote portion Of the Enquirer's article, II"
containing truths OF the must wholesome cifll1IeNG'
II is the only correct National view which cnn lv '"'