Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08
eucCRATIC CANDIDATES
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

/pr.,t;nn of the restriction oi iue ~
:; he Lrouvbt before him by the action OF congress
, ra i. boldly and clearly on record IN "ppos''ioh 't
-. xa.o,.c,men, Of the unconstitutional uneque
an, I.a-sd;,g restriction. The position of Mr.. Fill
no,s "a mite the opposite. IL his Newburg speech
.us, oncu.nouthed in denunciation Of the repea
~ ,rs Missouri Compromise. He strongly intimated
~. f. ,riy;psted in "selish ambition he charac'
,,rised il a. . breach OF good faith; ne saso 'ua
The Missouri Compromise had been 'wanfoniy a's
,.-bed'' aud that 'its repeal seems to have been d
p,oio,.'s box, out of which Issued all the evils tha'
NOW sf1ict the country" Can any language more
..-,nclv manifest Fillmores hostility to the passage
H.. K Kansas. Nebraska act' What evidence is be-
f,-a tho world that, in case Of his election, he would
10. Weld 10 his decided prejudice and cheeridiiy
s,.c, on the wiping OF, the 'wroag," and once more
.,f;-ct ;be South to a degrading and mischievous
.ee,jouul l,nel His Southern supporters urge that
sti!e bitterly opposed to the 'repeal'' his aversion
% sectional agitation will cause him to veto The re-
ENACTMENT, OF the Missouri line. They cen chow no.
,s.rS from Fillmore, 10 give the least sanction 10
s;c., IN opinion. On the contrary, his Northern sup
p,.icrs base their suppor, OF the restoration ON this
~,rs g.ruai o! qu!etiag the er;SisaS ercttsmcnt. Mr..
Dam If Indiana, at the head OF tie Fillmore ticker
in Iulisne, alter announcing q preference for Mr..
Fillmore, held tine following isnguase III Inc fiouSe
Of representatives a few days since:
Sir. from the hrst to the last, have steadily iaoor-
6 wi!h ~ unwaSet'ns ,h' E.n ,~ Y sbrssEa
-. ,,..l All. mn,nent fnr the restoration ni the Mis-.
.5s.i restriction. With a purpose ihut | have never
lCs, si;!It Of, and that ! never will lose s!Ght ", until
,i.a. is accomplished, SO lon. as | hold q seat upon
lh,s floor, or can by my vote elsewhere promote tha'
=, II .. lck% ,r,tl, ,p sIll no. snI h.,
bSffaue., for that restoration in some shape or other
| en- lcipel!ed 10 ms os'au.e' ~ ~ az a %
TO- "1 ~. - roantey, and there can Be no ptace. until
tia: ia. in substance or IN terlns' IN some FORM or
o;l'!, accohpisneu. ~ seauhea" " Iii ~ oen.,rn;usH
CO.,. 49,. ms conclusion. Iat them remember. if they
p.sasa. ina, IN al future time. or until n" re-
ftTtitn1 ~ 0ssta of1'ifa t0Mt '.rtoT"ty na"N
y. -, r;,b M f..lipy Of offence or spirit OF
threatening. bat rattle. as a fact which men may de-
p.'7" or DEFY aa'hey "ii--'0e" e'"''"' '" nc
se's0yJ"H""
-
Supporters o. + ~ WV
10; MI Ouhns o"'' ~ 80
m:~. Au!oHH 'ooee Wv '''a '" "'
Haven OF oU'o'o' TX INV P -"o -"
a's"!a'e 'eP'e'eNo''o '"u
IL" WIN 'h's '''J",s' VIZ n'y &C " ,"v y "''
a.s" 1sys s""oe' D's'" e""' I''
T"h New iotk' s'o'eo l iAou' "" 'pesN" ""'
III, Protestant Foreigners were all ahII slavery ana
r.. foreign Catholic, pro.,l.very-:lht slavery and
{ .:!..".,,u wrts win d.spo,i.ns, sGd that hei~oald
sgs, ,he ore az the other.
- msn occupying the attitude oe Mr.. Fillmore,
ST supported by such friends as we have above al
iui.! -. Ito prop., MAJ isr the South III the present
-. . D. -T -. ,u..p Ai,n;r rnr tb. .aE. ,l prruunant
but ~ ;5e face u; strong circunsian;ig! evidence, that
! I.'n":e IA hitnse.t opposed 10 HE restoration oil III"
Ms'o.r! C''aprom!se, !. 1t IN the iea's probable tuai'
"I!b hie ing,ain-d OPINIONS on The SUBJECT Of in'eE'
!~-13G with tie action OF Congress ne couiu De
eton.ht to !nterposs the CONSERVATIVE weapon OF tue
Executive 'e'o' One OF us principles Oh his party
and csrried out by himself, 10 hostility to the exercise
Of Tie ce'o. Can any man rst'one!!y contend tha'
Gilmore. would violate MS party tenets Hno strike
aosu . !sw passed by Congress7
TIE Sou:h knows where Dir. Buchanan stands GU
f.is question, and can safely rely upon his hrmness
ami patriotism. Have they the taintest glimmer OF
!ish: that the same course will be pursued ON the part
OF Mr.. Fi.hnore' Are i!!ere not strong circumstances
10 indicate that his action would be the very reverse,
SAD hat The veto power, IN a;s lands, would fall life
'h0 'N'''N 'HS wave SNe |
periodically employed to pros:rste 9 sectional restric-
:"' u."i violates State equality
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nearest aPpf'h'na'''a 10 'r0'h VIII pIooao'y 90 al
i2'-eI ny I'oA'h2 !" 'he average rise OF prices Tor tae
ies! 81 yeaTs. ACCORDING 10 OR observation, 'nciu-
Hiaz .'a1s' gram, meats ana other agricultural pro-
"4tts. :; Ass amounted 10 I'll acreage rise III eight
; -nrs o! :Orty.eiSht per cent, or III annual rise of six
pe- oen;. koHey is deprecia,ins at the rate of six
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800, oo,,;,rss,
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hereafter IL! such Increase ceases, WoG'd tH"e''y
so?r,ssn. smr DER cent. under a stationary currency.
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ta.: : : W., not the ios, Of State credit that occaslo'ed
81. 6.li ,u,iv of ohla;D;n- loaps. bit the aunual id
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~" a"o u'"'''1"'" III '"''' We
W." " '"s word IL h's oeen s"aao p"l'! "'-p'
ne IL property, wh;cb make, in uroI,s six Ter cent.
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