Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

Tia refreshing to the heart of every patriot to
trace through the sms and hereses OF the day. the
important fact that there is party, national IN ts
pruciples and true to the constuion-and that par
ty is the national Democracy. On the one SIDE we
see the Black Republicans reeklng win inc aoou''
nable doctrines of infdey, negro equaty ana ANAL
gamaton and in their mad crusade against Southern
institutions and the equal rights OF sovereign States
threatening the integrity of the Union. On the other
side we see Know Nothingism in the North, standing
ON AN .mssculated platform, and for Fillmore as the
best "ans slavery man. in the world, while in the
South they repudate said platform and swear by Fill
more ION trust as the .'modell President and as
cepuiue IN ortbern man with Southern principles -
Tbe two diverse factions Of Known ottingsm,
North and South agree upon the single points OF ma
tred and undying hostility to the Democracy ana oi
ruthless prescription of Catholics aud naturalized c'
t;zsps in utter defiance Of the great principles OF
civil and religious liberty that adorn and strengthen
our beautiful Republican structure. The Southern
Known othings persevere in their work OF dividing
the strength of national party, conscious, as the
LEADERS must be- that the defeat of their candidate is
inevitable, and that they playing into the hands
Of the Black Republicans by taking away from the
mower Ot tue OppououtS VI oioOh AsoPaoA'
who should be concentrated upon safe, conserva-
tive and national man.
In bold contrast with the two parties, to whom we
have alluded, stand the National Democracy, the
great conservator of the Constitution, States Rights
and the Union--upholding the glorious banner OF
civil and religious liberty, frowning upon sectional
ism and inviting all national men, all friends OF the
Constitution and Union to the broad and expansive
platform on which they always have stood ana always
will stand. With their banner of truth, inscribed
with the principles of the Constitution the Natohal
Democracy will resist. with all their might, all open
or secret foes who would strike down or destroy a
single privilege secured to us by our Revolutionary
Fathers Already good and true men are ralying to
the Democratic ranks, prepared to fight victorious
battle for the sacred principles Of truth that have
been Incorporated into our national policy uhder
whose auspices the confederacy has attained It's pre-
sent prosperity and power. Every where, North'
South, East and West, the Democracy have taken
the same national position upon great constitutional
questions involving the rights of all sections and the
solemn requirements of the Constitution. That they
cordially unite on all important principles and 90 to-
eether for the good of the whole country s fully al
tested by their resolutions in Conventions and their
votes in elections. Upon this point we quote the
conclusive testimony of the n. o. Bulletin, an oppo.
sition journal and supporter of Fillmore. In spite
Of its prejudcss against the Democracy, the Bulletin
comes out and does justice to the Democracy of Con-
necticut, in their late glorious struggle with the
wretched Black Republicans and Know Nothings
combined Can any portion of the South, in the full
blaze of TRUTH be blind to the fact that at the North
the National Democracy is the only party to be relied
on, to stand by the rights of the Southl
From the N O. Bulletin.
| THE PHYsIC WoRKISG.-ln alluding day or two
ago TO the fanatica orgies exhibited i'll the name OF
freedom, in church in New Haven, where rifles and
bibles-the priority given TO the former were CON
trbusd by the canting knaves who serve the Devil In
the livery of Heaven the most appropriate and MT
ting Instruments for civilizing and Chrislianizlng
Kansas-we quoted the expression OF Marion, the par
| tzan chief Of South Carolina, in the Revolutionary
war; who, when the tdngs Of the cruelties and out
RACES committed by the enemy were brought TO hni'
exclaimed, in great glee, fhats right the phys'c be-
gins to work" Such has been the case when these
begcrent demonstrations have been made by preach.
ers OF the gospel, deacons of the church. pous but
silly old women, superintendent Of Sunday schools,
learned professors and college students, who congre-
gate together in Gods house of prayer and make it,
not exactly den of thieves but the rendezvous OF
clustering bulIies and fanacal advenurers, who re-.
ceive their credentials and commission to kill
and destroy all who may be disposed to DOUBT
the superiority OF the white race 10 the ATT,
can. The physic works. and works well; and
it is a cause OF general rejoicing. In New Haven,
where these scenes enacted under the auspices
of that clerical bufoon. Henry Ward Beecher, there
has been a most signal and gratifying reaction Of
public sentiment. The elections have just come Oft,
and most umnstekable rebuke has been given to the
party who sanctioned and participated in the pro-
ceedngs of the North Church For tweEty-years'
the Democratic party in New Haven have been in
the minority-they have now succeeded IN electinE
State Senator in opposition to the late Republican
Governor, member to the Legislature aud several
county officers. Tie Republicans, ~ho had fused
ruth recream knom- Nohings hare Leen dodty "htof:
Throughout the State, the Fusion party composed OF
Republicans and Know Nothings, although not de.
feated have only saved themselves by the skin OF
their teeth. Such another Pyrrhus victory would be
their ruin. We have great hopes of the good old
State of Connecticut after this seal of its dsaPpro
val of the fanatca doings of the New Haven Con-
gregation.