Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17

aid "a mn md II yras beaten more than 10000. The
Legislature did not count and correct the po!i-h W."
,n,,re than 10000. Ii hg had said S3,0OO it would
,,uy, L-,.u nil the sum:-93O00 would have been
br;:au Never, until he touched the mark OF lo''"oo
voters. would he have brought Virginia Democracy
IA II liz Whyi Because there ure .uo,oOu voters III
Viry;ri,; aud therefore he said la3o0o Ii 10 The
half of .G6 900; and anywhere within thnt margin
anything KIN WI to be opposed to Democracy VIII he
beaten in Virginia. If Sam hadn been kn"wn n :" Dc
b-u.n on tie 24h of May. 1885, from to l5,OOO, it
nnt,er.d not which here, the Tenth Legion would not
have been done voting until the election was sure by
sons certain majority So ind"mitnb!e, 81 sure, So
n.inncrncy Its here politics aud no political pass.
tmr: il - principle aud passion with The people,
Tin. leaders may wander Off but tho mass lnen
nr, their own leaders. IL Is not go much
so 30 gloriously so any where else on earth
mi, indnmtabie Democracy of Virginia, here and
no wber. else, turned back the tide of revolution
rolled defeat back upon vlctory-and plucked our
drowning hopes up by the locks: Hope was sunk.
There was h0pe before the Virginia elrction.-
Sans secrecy had surprised even old Pen yyania-
and there is no hope now! Hope is made up OF "de-
arr, md rrprctaLOn." B,tDrp the Virginia election
there WIS tie desire, but n1erP"cat0a of for
Democracy. Now, since the Virginia election and
tbis glorious nomination, there il the desire but s
''r.rIrctHfOH for expectation. doubt uncertain
ty, is turned into "cetdinty and is swallowed up in
II glorious Democratic victory and triumph! Vir
GINA revived hope, restored strength and certainty
vi success and she had the right to say who should
he her standard bearer, who should weur the Donors
and wIeld the power she Ind WON Gratefully she
| turned to her sister State Of Pennsylvania: The
"sUur krout" democracy Of Simon Snyder lad al
ways stood true To the "red waI-c0at democracy OF
Thomas Jciiurson-ls North Carolina, with her Ma
con integrity, had always been the "kG ho~er," so
PrnuSy lvaEia had always been the ",.M bomsr" OF
Virginia. and neither uf lor sisters had ever had
son promoted to tue Presidency. Pennsylvania now
hn'l the representative man, AMI North Carolina aud
Virginia both needed strength nfhe North. New
NDrk VII rl- hODplrss-flr only
State left 10 Us WAS Prnnsy lysnla. In A Virginia
had voted in her delegation III Convcntion for JAS.
Buchanan-in As she had voted for HMM % she
had voted thrtyiour times III succession for hun
and since lheu there was no chun1e III HIM and no
change III events, except that the REASONS for his
nomination multiplied -fHccns III his own State had
died out-Cass Was no longer his competllOr-the
South still more than ever neeted to preserve all her
strength of union in the Northern and non-savehold
ing Democracy. Pennsylvania was our fortress and |
friend Her son WIS the man And here. therefore,
II. Mr.. Wisej gratefully thanked the delegation from
Virginia at Cincinnati tor their continuous persistent
votes Tor sixteen ballots more. Virginia. IN the two
last Conventions. has given him fifty ballots com
bInrd-until he is now the nominee OF the Democra-
cy, viii! certainty Of election!
II it be asked, rs it WIS in Raleigh: "Why did
Virginia separate herself from North Carolina South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi y The
reply it, that they separated themselves from lr.
Ilna. Virginia stood where she was in lSJ2 Sh"
remembered that in 1852 PeEHsgiranin Mfn separated
!ryyriT jyOp, the NOrfh 10 JON wN F,giaia. North
Ea,Vi,aa. t.cnr;'- Jhabnma AMI Msass P2' TO nuke
n nomination -hel6 srefea ~. ..,a.ei II, aud did
well 10 make il. Virginia did we'll 10 siand still by
P-nn.y lvana, and she will not stop to ask why did
not the Southern States remain with her an the hOmi
H",.oa tor they will all be with her i'll tie eectton
She viii irL 20 - the South how wise and how well II
wa. and ever va! BE l0c luG Hll".e country that Viz
GINA mud Pennsylvania shall 'hreve: pe untted IL
Dcnrcraic aud patriotic triumphs!
What is IL prevent hi clectioa. Mr.. Fillmore has
acl- ~! "acccptcd wdhoW rttrrtMce 10 the chances
Of surc.ss ar defeat .ut he wanted one thing mark.
ed, he accepts exprcsSiy.EO tne platform vi .nne,
81 ,-,th n Ilh sstt'Jnbut the platform uf February.
ISJG which e. nm gcd Grd igH0rta he l2tf s'cttOn-
and IN letter which goes expressly FOR retoriHg me
,i4,sonrt u0mproa,sel The MuIlangsuns "l Rich
u,,nd endorsed tho "ate E0EcsHIi-R' az FhIlGdrl'
pka, too; but will any SoaherE msn-a Stu
srt ar an IInbodsn ey-Ii-end".so this letter for
tue restoration Of the Mi-s"u Compounded They
may re.end"r-e returning 10 the purify OF Tue
fines of the Gsphins ami the GARDENERS, and o the
wisdom OF Clayton. Bulwer treaty by Washington
like administration throughout but will they go tor
restoring the oduus Missouri Compromise There
Was but one excuse now made for suppur'ing Fill
rcrc lirtGt. j. had been wh 'Iered to Mr. Wise thai
II WGs puii!tc a. tAi.lJl- ~ ;cE S""t:.e tcn III
,ujDarl;e. aud Northern Hen III Inajoritrs, IN some
States. If thBy could be Col, ~ iuT III; ds u would
tend {, divide III. B!uck hrpuuIiunn iurces! This
wis II nonstruus patriotism. and more m"nsirous ad
mission Not hoping for success, just To run Ia hood
,uk ua-lies' They are 10 allow their names to pre-
vsut th.. psrt,. ans IT, las i.Grth from ;GtiEg thu
Enrk Rsuubiicau tirse; Then their pd.;i. ans ther"
lsye, r 10 admitted, Black Republican ailinilics II
So. how calns their partizans IL our midst TO have
tI:uiurs with their partlznns m the North having
I,imrE krouj!ircr si,niue- Thi- is "...,. -"
more re prcale tis.. the. Of know Nottingham 30!
u;i--I ~ fqnGi'g FILLMORE TICKET is 10 keep the
: ,uh from being um,ch ~ marl--thRt ticket will
yet but tew NEIL North. This proves that the ticket
j. II mongre ckrt-that the offspring OF II is ns he
h al "a i, n mulato, OF, as had been better said,
muuugeun.
But The South will unite on the Cincinnati nominn-
ton Il iisr too strongly 10 Tie reputable
oil line Wings, ur good not To combine tor g"od
" hen bnd nt! are combined Tor evil II ID too con-
-rfvaiiye Tor them not Ia rally with Us 10 conserve
flI- moral principles which preserve society Inc
political principles which conserve the
Slatr-ihc Lallowed rights OF religion which project
rl purify of churches, affairs mud religion them
s,v.s a:alnst The infdclity and Anti Christ OF tannt'
clsm--Dur CONSTITUTIONS and Union, the palia OF
our liberty and strength; against the higher Jaw aud
lJyrfInUrals Of suctmnalIsIn.'' 80
lie -ad that when boy, shooting .cccsr, ducks
and plGvtr along The atlantic coast, he had always
found "dOubLs bsesJ-Bb sh6t-to be most effective.
rtr4 l. . Bl' ticket. lst it h9 csllsI the ,fon"e
6cc' ticket. IL has pptoHiy y. for buchanan, but IS
f,r a son of the chill Siaie Of Fuyjn'a- Kentucky
inied Ia Penmsyivana-VIrsna's nephew AMI
.randchd! Now, with these double.bces we had
only 10 und the Democratic big gun, take ann M The
butts uf the Yinss the leaders or watch geese lei
ny into the flock, and at every hre We Souid bring
down more game than could bag
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