Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-24
LET TIE SOUTH UNITE.

No sane man can deny that the coming contest VIII
be between the National Conservative Democracy
and the Constitution breaking, Union.hating BacK
Republicans. The movements at New York anu
Philadelphia ncontestibly prove that the only nope
Of the Black Republicans to carry out their nelarlous
Vaccinations over the ruins of the conederacy, to
def, at the nominees of the Cincinnati Convention
To this end, they moving heaven and
sarh unite all the elements OF opposition TO the
Democracy in one grand FUSION 1t ls against the
national Democracy alone, that they aim their poi
sonous weapons seeking at the same time to under
mine the bulwsrks Of the Constitution. No Southern
man can be blind enough not to be aware of what
We say when he surveys the whole field and studies
the threats Of their reasonable speakers. Read, as
follows what is now said in the Philadelphia Black
Republican Convention, in slanderous denunciation
Of the Democracy and their nominees and platform :
R.pea,.d call. we're then made for Thaddeus Ste-
v.n, Dr Elder aud other distinguished gentlemen,
and al length Mc o. n. Lovejoy oi Illinois, respond
,u Hs stated that the American people had mis-
sion to carry this mission was understood 10 the
lava f the Pilgrim fathers and in the days Of Jerr-
.on Twas not 10 chase negroes; it was Indicated IN
! the Declaration OF Independence. The question now
| 10 b.. decided s whether We will fulfil our nisslon-
| ,I, ,r,claln.d himself an abolitiuust; he Thought
wns through It would break out all over. lie conn
>iLi ua,oa and sGcrlfce 0t PERSONAL prsddtcttonS
Il. was satisfied that til. nominee Of the Conventions
no matter who he was, could be elected. The party
can, help carrying Pennsylvania, whether the stand
| ard bearer was the bold path Under Of the Rocky
Mountains, the able and venerable Judge OF the U:
| :, SUPREME Court, the Speaker of the National
House who was the first to lead the Republican par
~ to victory. lat the mention OF each .! the pro0a
U, candidate there tremendous cheering.l lie
n.,d NJ lam
Calls were made tor DR.. Elder, Ihaddeus Ste
and many other gentlemen, and, AMIDST the con,
fusion, the Hon. Henry Wilson was announced, aud
came forward amid tremendous cheering and the
widest enthusiasm. He addressed the Convention
IN a thrilling effort. He said that such greeting as
ne had received was source Of tho deepest grath
cation. Lately he had been accustomed to looking
IN the stem faces Of es Instead Of those of friends
This was not merely convention ot psry-lt was
meeting u te parlolia ~ nulnnate ticket around
which all the lovers Of human liberty can rally. II
ras MT; oppose The des,gns Of orgdm1ed Stare
~ a, revr-senied The Drnipcrattc pdrty. The pre-
administration represents this organization OF
slavery James Buchanan stands upon the platform
# that administrator. We mean ~ defeat Ruchan
iu-tu drive opi lbs administration, anu to enthrone
liberty III the uatiunal rap'ra What WIS desired was
union ut all the true tr-nds uf The country and uf
freedom. The young Republican party, although vt
sorous, could do u"thiug al ITSELF The old line Wings
c,,uld exercise but little Influence, II They a0ored
,lone. The radical Democrats, who cherished the
memory uf Jefferson, could do nothing without CO.
peratiou. II was necesSary, then, to show concl'
,tury spirit, to spcure " the ente oPpositoh
that the black banner vi slave Democracy should be
.rosrI ated ~ the Gust, aud the Republic saved he
would sacrifice any inan, to snatch the government
rvm The siave power. Pierce had licked the feet o
the ulIyarrhy, aud lie went to Ciclunati with all
,he,r SINS OH his head, with his hands dripping with
.ne blood Of murdered uien oi kansas-but the oil
.archy Convention spewed him out. Douglas, ano-
her tool OF the same power, had beeu Killed on oy
ne sa,.e SuuJ, newer tu be resascfated. Buchan
.Ii was tit NOMINEES of such party. He Was the ht
uolnuee OF Convention. ftom whose platform every
particle oi Democratic principe had been eliminated
de thought that It was matter iytal moment " 'he
opposition to carry all the Free States at thus cleo
uu. he alluded to The vsriHus Esrsuns whose names
nave beeu mentioned in c,,nnecIfun with the nomna-
,iuu tor the PresdencY, at the announcement oi
sh"se ua,nes tremendous uheers were gwen. AT tile
neutlon Of the name of W n. Seward, The c"nVeh-
, ,iou exhibited the widest enthusiasm.
No wonder that in the Gvod uf light now cast upon
The political battle aeld, vast numbers of Old'l'ne
Wings discern their duty to The CONSTITUTION ana the
UuioD and are rallying around ths national nag ot
he Democracy. 1t is in this same wise and patriotic
spirit that the Memphis Bulletin, al Old-Llue wing
journal Of influence aud ability, which has hitherto
supported Mr. Fillmore. comes forward with the fol-
| lowing language:
In any event, the duty of the Old-Line Wigs is
the same noy are NOT l.S---TusdippeIs' 4ney ae
sincere admirers ad friends of Fillmore, but they are
mure devoted t6tEe country than they even 10 him.
As one Of them VIZ should most heary rejoice to
him Pr. sident-sucb asty she providence Of God he
was oncs betore-a conservative Whig Presldeut-
But u is worSe than useless for us here IN The S2ga 10
Mrolc away strength upon ht. ~ contest al Me
North and en- CT !Ee ee States is % Ie JetTeen nd-
iouai eo..seryal,s se Democrat and lie nOmtn'e of e
Black Republicans. The Old Line Wlgs will not be
parties and they ought not to be parties, TO TRAN
,nlsr Presidential scramble, such that which made
Banks the Aboitionst, Speaker Of the House Of Re
presentatve4 ssd which might result in tie choice,
uy the same aouse Of Representatives, OF an Aboll-
| ton President.