Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-18
For the Enquirer.
.o,p NJ FREMONr.-lNo.2.l

We have e 'Sa", rsn ,xoect nothing nj his hands;
de.Ls, a,.nt of his election as PRESIDENT oi ~ ,h.,
IN u Wa hav. established beyond I" n""n. ."".
,s record presents M entire rhfs' " ~ hs
,Gta,y .ue,cb, IA a ssctional party; i-prr'h'es "
,;,p,i u,r,irs, aud pictures ii beant!!u' r'i''a Nv
.I,,,, which are - Il Nv from al organization or m.
Ian.r,.r,u. to civil Liberty ana Tie peFfe'u"! md
,"or;,., Union. Yet Mr.. Fillmore Is asseft.aS ~ -.
=. a...,,iry IN his stump speeches the Same uoe't'ni
sL;,h 10 hurled against the South by + re'Aont 90.
| m. Rack Republicans. Pouring our HE ;" "rh,,st
nv.r the r.peul of the Missouri restrlc''on' ""F . pre-.
h. depreraies sectional lines i'll this election ~ :. Mill.
,;d.nt nuJ Vice President, yet mourns over ~ : ,h,
,rs,;n, If n sectional linz excluding one nan VI ,; m
Sovereign States of this Union from any pa' nninmou
in thr benefits which are 10 flow from NV ~ S'nth
nrnnrr,y nf all the States-the properly VI
equally with the North. n, Fillmore
,.srii Fremont Il Co, when he and Die "'e"
pccupyiur the same posltioni ..; -ae,ric;ion
Onnosiijun TO the rrpeul Of tho Missouri ,i,,,on.
and the restoration OF that unjust ana un = nj both
al sectional measure, Is the rs"!"a "
parties. o,,, dsny that his
mar record i. ;n;mical to the South ny Thav
deny hi, opposition 10 the anneAn!"u y, exercising
can't deny that ho was in favor l oous' a., = ,hnIi.h the
all thu constitutions power II p' sS
TIA = o"nno, dsnv that h. said: Il ain IN iasur j.; -
immediate legislation for the apo''''n
the District OF Columbia. u,,sd and acted with
they Sanlot Mvn! WIN. Slade, j. Quincy Adams
ooI'u" :. III nsi,ousl men, North aud ooutni
""1 aT".s. n.cordiny 10 his own admissions uu:.nS
his "ncrid, ucy'>" term az fresiueut o. he.r, -
Sto..s will show that every ieel'ne !" IS ~. S,r,h
ct war With the rights ana ins'.in"''vSs , how fully he
Liam him in his Albany speech oee ~ a.,
Eco ". ill., d.rLursiion Of MIR. DXon' an oiq'ino
Vhi, ni Kentucky, aud tn: bosom {
iIav wL,n he charges that Mr. Fi!''iiole
eI TO sign the Fugitive slave La",n ;rHrorcs III
r ~. Cn,nnromisc measures, through the ,nuaehee W
I'VE Do" IIbst,r. and that his tMr. F,,sl private
,L;a.y,i,n. were almost insurnountaole; anu lot uo'Ns
YLi,I, he il now proclaimed " '>ou'nein ~, IN.
Eothinrs 10 be a Southern man par eseetteHet: =. ~
SAME tins striking might aua mat" o. - - ra.tor.
Nebraska bill, th9 only measure caicu'ateu 49, I'D
,.nca 4, the country, ~ establish State equa'''S WV
iske from The arena OF national legislation II ques, ...
,rh,cb nrnp.rly belongs 10 the people directly me-;
,st.i, and who are alone the gale aro'''' " N0'
own interests aud peculiar INSTITUTIONS. ;oh ba od
I anal. from his Newburg -peech' In "h'In ~
mil. ths, his support of the Fugitive slave Law w
The principles OF Neutrality-suspicious. '"o ~ 49,
I,rah and New VI, xico, WIS gwen "S"'e' "'
of right; for ,h,s , wa. n, al ~, III the ,im..
BE snys: lyon oil know wben | was cHlrd 10 Tie
rv.rn,iy, Chair by q bereavement which over
,yh-lm.d the nation with grief, tiiat tne country m"s
Unfortunately agitatrd from one rnd 10 the othcF
,nnn ,b, all .rxciiinr sul,iect of slavery. IL WAS then
ma L W Il = NIlllIltlliNt ~ u = '''''
oug cherished prrjilicrs aid disregard party CHAINS
Here is Il frank, uurquIvntal admission that lac WAS
,nuosed TO IN. fugitive slave law. what elss' !
vas all the South rrceivcd-if Mr.. +. Is riSht III us
construction thu, tbs Missouri restriction was not ao'
% yat.d ia principle by the passage OF the CJnrl.o'
measures vi $50, for tue South did not get the
doctrine OF uon intervention by the ooinpto!n'se:
If our Southern b now. Suihing friends VIII dlrest
OF party PREJUDICE, AMI take Tue RECORD
y: Mr.. Fillmore, with The declaration mate III Ills
,,,, .aa,..l, tl,y ~. forced 70 CONVEX tlin Ol
srvund equally dangerous to the iDrrt'es
ouu bal; of the sovereign States al tils Ih:ol'
.Jua.ly sectional III his feelings, equally iIlrn ca! 10
;iatu rights. Stale equality, Gid Slate snvrreishiy'
- Fremont ind Black Repuo!;ctn!sIn. The pure,
Inule issus in the pgGdins canvass Is Nebraska anu
mi. Nebraska. The rights, tbs honor, the salvation ot
he South, and the prrp=iu!ty vi this Culon, reels upon
:, iu our hunbl- opinion.
So .uas rs the tag Of our country afford. the South
Justice and equality, cue vii! honor aud
lec-nd it. Convert i; into an emblem OF Degradation
Iud injustice, and shs will sp:rn aud drspise It.
To preserve The Constitution With ~ lis guHran'
aud preserve the Union u Il. was dsslgnec 10
.1isi, and as We received il from the hands OF our 49,
hers. is I great mission 10 winch every pa'''cuc
icarl 6hould be called. II ID q glorious WORK. WORTH!
ii our uobIrst efforts.
On the one hand we nave an openly aVowad Sec
ionai party OF Northern candidates; On tie ether,
Eosc who are arraycd i'll deadly opposition 10 SCUM
ru rights, the foceisn.bnrn citiZ- IN ana the Caino!ic.
have 10 contend s!ngle.handed against al the
,arli.s, ,uctinus and fanatics Of the day. lhe Know
So,h,nrs, with their prescription aud intolerance tiIh
Black Republicans, with their sectional haired oi the
South; Tn. crazy iauaticIsIn nj political priest crHt
md .ear;!e.s abolition sympathisrrs, though widely
ii(eriny from each other Oh some Questions, III! uWie
II u common feeling OF hostility 10 the Democratic
,arlv. The Democracy alone stand before the conn
RS n a gr.a: national! aud united party, upon prlncl'
,i.s rs broad he the Union and as nstionhl ds Tue
Consultation. Maintaining tbs same great
-,,,,., tr,,,try imam, thE shores t tnn At.tn1lc AIT