Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
A BOOK WANTED CHANCE FOR 4 FOR
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| lfGreeley, Garrison, Brigham Young or Mr.. Good
ell, would turn States evidence, make clean bosom
and give full and faithful history OF tho rise pro-
grrs4 and present condition Of all the Northern 1sna
1t would be the richest and most useful book Of the
| day. Barnums lie is tedious, nono.onous and dis
gus'ng-foT no philanthropy sincerity genius or fH
iiaticsn relieves its continuous tricery and narrow
scliisLness. Now, we must confess that the ism:
blend oddly enough-s;rcere, un.efsh, elevated
morality, with low cunnlng, pecnuary sQeculaons
sectional areds nade schemes and religious funat
esIn. 1t would be curious Instructive aud useful 10
| show how all theseappar.ny conflicting, autagouis
tic ulhtrria!s have blended and concentrated in one
! Harmonious who!s-Socialism. 1t would DO usefu
| 10 trace each isn, and to fad how, starting from
seemingly opposite points. It concured with its
brethren III the purpose aud work of upset.ing and
r-ccns:ructiug society. Destruction Reorganization
aud r." Organization Of society is tho common object
o! H.! TO !stns Of Eu7ops aud America. We are en-
tirc'y serious IN s,ygesng that book disclosing the
whole history secret and public, Of the sms, neud.
sl una would be popular useful and Instructive
Barnun has tae requisite audGcity for the task but
lacks genius aud information. Sp.nc Old Cnnserva-
tive Wing or Democrat. who In. l.ra calmly iooh.
lng OIL, migat write to.eraa.r houl But we want
the private histories, III" secrets Of ii. prison housc,
aEi un!ria one nf tbs st:ung-Iu.I.ed women, or one
OF tho gentlemen have designated will give us n
hook the -ub"of, fenr the history will never be
faithfully written.
TIE KNOw-EOTHlEG VICE PRESIDENTIAL CAN
DIDATE On KNUW-SOTHISGiSM
While ANDREW Jsc@apS done,"n was editor Of
the Washington Union, e following editorial ap-
penrrl in the Washington Gaiog. Is it possible that
honest Knvw-Nothinss ran give the lens! counte-
nance 10 man, guHy of sach wrrtched ter,;versa-
uns mark the contrast between Democratic ed-
tor ard n kaoe- -No,ha. candidate for the Vice Pre-
siicucyl
"iNNIGRATioy. The Republic q! "Wednesday
conta ne long nrticls on Immigration to the United
States. 1t portrnys in vivid ronrs the rapid and un
para!ie!=d ucraa.e in thr "umbcr NJ those who are
seeking our shores. Thr Irish emigration is great
shat the Hourt Journal ria.sc. it among the phenom.
.ng 0f history" w tAnlrew. jackson Don-!s"r,)
are Glad Src fhts em'GrV.oA from tie ont jVOr'd.
II JriHgs Ia ms DE pby.,cai torc" nc mFsdtO itHM"
forest and 10 b'th o"r iaDrocsm2mt.. Ilthdre get,
HnH ,ctrrs tJr rvr.y !oa- r",trS. scope o"d rdHgc
enough for their Industry mi rrt,pri,s. Blu, 1t wa:
not our intention 10 discus this branch of the cub
ec. at the present time. The native psttJ :,
prcstrat., and il will be time enough to commence
the discussion " hen nun'hcr attempt is made by the
fEUSRAIIsrs To AETITE The PRINCIPLES OF TIE
ALIEN LAWS"
The National American has re-pubshed, from the
Washington Organ, II seuder upon President Pierce.
WIZ 20; nave the justice 10 give puce 10 the fol-
lowing rufutaiion from the Washington Cnonl
AN ABOLITION FaLsEHGOD ADOPTED by TIE
AHOW-%OTuiEG ORGAN.
few days a-n wc 6.:i"Gmccd ~ utterly false the
s--rrtlon ct t!.a New lurk EveuinI Post that Gen.
Pierce was the auor of crr:au Ir't-sUi resolutions
adopted by the Legislature of New Hampshire in lSH
". showed tlat al the tim1 Indicated III the charge,
Gen. Pierce either in Mexico his way there.
The organ of the Know Mornings in Washington with
these facts before it, rep-as and adopts the dlsrhood
OF the Post. Ii is IN this wry thar absl;ions'n fabr
cafes ISLANDERS tor the of such kncw Nothing jour-
pals arc wiling 10 CO opera.e with il Tor the defeat
of tho Democrats,