Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14
c,rre,poudeucc Of tho Richmond Enquirer.

WAsurNofoS, Dec. 18th, loIJ.
y, Sp.aser yei eleciea-D,nt'cra!s stamping F'm'y
end Dr,,adIy on Meir PHyo'm-AVtSH'r " ,""
pi,,i,,m-I'rts,ds.i,ai TaM-.Hr. Ip'ses Posi-
tan, 80. ,, .1
The 33d ballot ha. becn taken, aud although there
"a m annnr.nt prospect OF rlrcting Bamho, II is not
real MANY votes have Eee cast Tor him, n"s ID Sood
fni;n and would no. have been given 1t th"y could
nav. h.n elective. Every ballot taken lessons the
chcnrc, of Il comD!,!e uniuu Of the odl5 Ani ends
and cuu,es hare. feeling among the Opposition leau'
ers Some bitterness has been eshioted W!ih'n INC
last few DAYS, and conferences, cuucuses' &c are
held every uISht saturday hisht al ':'e
ka unl anti Administration mt,nbers wefc invited I"
20 info caucus 4 large nunoe. attended, but couc
not "fus- on any thing but opposition 10 ihc Aa'nih'
islraiion aud the Nebraska bill.
The l!ih section Know N"'hinSs from inc SCUM
char. ,hcir ,J-O;c sd eth section brethren OF The
North with ncii in bad faith, and point - the tnci
lint they w,u.t only give Marshall JHr rates, after
making such o;i professions vi "ha'I"a!l;y Mar
.b,l and his friend. are very bitter, and make 10
scre, i'll declaring the party 10 be Crushed aud swdl
lowed uu by tIc ''Rri,ubcana. They vow 10 God
they vii! never again 30 found rcng with such set,
and do mt hesitate - 81" tha; the Democrats TW
rri GuJ r succrcd i'll lS56hat il 10 tho Only phfty
which has bccE formed upon an OPEN aud maEiy tic.
cara;o:: OF p:'nriri's, aud Gdnrti Ia theh i hu-
vcrs,v rs we'll prosperity. Th'rc Isl moral gran
dur in the pusi,ion occupied by the Democratic par
" before the country. !; nus shrkcd no Question;
and the resolutions passed Oh the night " the caucus
unduu10".'V, have been received Throughout the
country win entire appreciation by the Democrats
The resolutions we're prepared by j. e.. Jones,
&c uf PENNSYLVANIA, confidential friend o!
Burhnnuu, nnt are regarded rs the index
10 his Opinions. a feeling seems 10 exist
!rou;;hou the country, ct ibis tine, to bring
buchanan once more before the country a. candi-
date for the Presidency in 1850 This tns Jrca deter
uiact on - his friends" without kuowlns whether II
will, he agreeable TO him or no.. indeed it IL known
he has written 10 ,hs friends, tnet he has no wish
ever again to enter into public l:c-nt for tbs bal
ance OF his life he desires to be exempt from active
political tar:nui. HIS Iricrds however, think they
have cnin;s on him. aud his noble State, which
has lever Sc. had candidate before the people for
the Presidency. aud has lever Ind but Uns Vice
President. 1t is conceded 0n ni lands, that the De-
morraiic par 10 succeed III SIh must have at leas;
oe Of the three large Statss Ohio. New ok nr Penn
.yivana. No certain calculations can be made OH the
two first md il il, therefore Indispensable To secure
the last. The majority which she has recently given,
i. one which can be relied ON, il he: Voice hs its dnc
rcigkt hut is not large enough 10 be !amprrcd with.
Letter, have been received Eerc from Gov. Wise,
giviu. il az his opinion, in the present state Of par
| ties and attitude Of the country, that the South
should present 10 candidate for the Presidency in
1856 lie t.inka liz is sa;d and belirved,l that there
Never have srnn Tie Democrat. in iiucr spirits or
more confident of succrss III 1876, aud the utl,ate
aud perpetual triumph Of sound principles
| The namrs ri neither Gen. Cas- Or Judge Douglas
will be presented 10 the Cincinnati Convention. Oh
this you may b. assured. speak knowingly on the
subject. "OBSERVER."