Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20

iected by IN apprecia,ive constituency
And row. this warrior who never smelt the smoke
s h.,. this hero of his own Imagination, and this
,,,,.s,nan without a speech audacousy asplres to
,hs Presidency of the United States
PORTRAIT OF GOV. WISE.
VI. Daui. Beudsnn, photographic, Richmond,
Va, will please accept our sincere thanks 'or al
iucom parably excellent likeness OF Governor .Se'
The nctures, moreover, acapitGl specimen OF the ph'
;n,,anhic nrt Copies may be bought al Mr.behu,,,"
Gallery, jIU. Main street, Tor one ootaf o"e'' any
may be safely sent by mail
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORTHCMBER-
LAND.
4. ,.x.a neeting OF the Democrats party Of
y,,r,bunh.rlsuG Gvugiy held III the Court House NJ
ii,nih.y., on Junr court day. Col. James NJ. Smith
'os cnII.I 10 die Chair and 4. ). Brent appointed
Secretary. =, - .;
Tnr Chairman explained the 90 ect ot d'2 Messing
10 b. the ratification of the nominations " ihe Gu
ri,unti Convention and the endorsement OF thrT
.tt,rn After tho reading of the p att"rn' w. T.
tl.ypI,sk offered the following resolutions "h'ch
werr unaui..it rsly aud enthu,"s!Hal,y nn"p'eu
Whereas, The EcGerrac National Convention 10,
c.n,Iv as..ubicd * IipCuEaii, have nnlnIUa'eh
Ia,ns buchanan Gf Penlsy.:pAtn and J"hh u
Br.rkinrid., of Kentucky, rrsperhne'y 70 u'e eau.
cis s.s for this Presidency aud wee ffeSu""cf " ANS
Euii.i Sli,.eS; therefore, tie II
Thar lh.y most corGia.. sud heartily approve sali
nominations. and DO pledge iE":.'se Ives to the country
aud T., the party 10 use every esEs ~ ger power 10
secure tue,. : lection i,
Resolved, that they most ch"eriuiiy ana Wa'"',
,ninr,, ,b. pu,!,:..l 1Gyyted by said Convention "a
wing their seutip-yts ami the true S"uth
sr,, Sat;yasi and Democratic dTc2T"o.
W.s,yrd, fYni.es,srre That they nGS: h24i;-!y ap'
urove the administrator ~ President Plerfr' "hrl
has redoundrd =" much I" tG brl',sit at the party
and VIII ch has ~ unwnv.tin4iy drte.asi 4@s pro-
t-rt.d the interests of the South All ~ zoe Cif'it'
En..r the p.ndcncy OF thn resolution S"sars.D u
~ purkiVs =. Ean>as, and L. VI. Braxt"n "t h'h'
mani ,,uuty w..fe j: vited To address the Injecting
IN cnmIimnce WITH, t,3 COS, -" Purk'ns came far.
,varl aud addressed the rrtnE tF .&sE, HI hour III
III, .,c, eloquent aud lInpGSsio"rl slfai1.
H. sa:dis.n- little more than twelve "iontfs Hg',
from the slr;lr y. advocated Tie d"cr'hes y,
III, American party; ro.e s,! There TO oppose ain
T., VS., u;.,u ihru,. SmIr might ctarse bun with IN
c,n.,tsncy LY he regarded il not. In these mat.
r-rs he sought Gm7 '',e approval 81 n's own c..,
science and he Gould Ubialt Iif ouiy Qy AGING WIN
th. marry which he felt wa EHieGr"rg Ia pre-
cry. the Union AMI at same time {" ss0trr aud
rt.ct under the constitutional guarantees, the pr
rl;,r ;,.t,turions al the South. lie could not sup
n,rt Mr u ,,ccors and how could any o"ufhern ma"
sup port hun Ercr"-c his administration wa Pa'Sa
Ill., WA. t.t a rrn-n s.-,rirnt To induce Southern
,,,. Il, n-y.i nj ui their iIir..s. :"d principles
and binily bow down before Il G"Iur! kG-ld they
.,pti,ly lLen-ri mach ae Z" cast away he SUI
d, ISL aud the hh''l-H uhrtug'p war
III u \ ,nrr. .L.,ln~ III The past him. that WAS
o;rv u,Iitiup Vi io-t = lrbltati"n AMI scarcely II
uain.! Martin Van BaI"ii " experimentation WINS h"
uuscr.ptabI {" the South or 10 Ia" i."t; h"t c"u,a
the, or would ih'y support min 10" 10. "'i'.sIn,
sj rt,u., within The lust twrvn months, anu why
aid M: Mr. ilu,,urr change within inir years -
Wn, h. more than inap WAS he immaculate tnhI
la should remain the same tiIroughr4. Hl Time put
th.re were ZONE in the county VINO were OPPOSE 10
,n tx ausss Nebraska bil, because, "a they say 1t
-l.y
men, used hy The ab"lirlOns,I ne cld hos IKE Tue
,hiu--it looks suspicious. The i"eE LKht hs non
ct hut the thing itself ~as wrong. lie c"n!d Ici
,,tb nn marty that had 10 use the nfkuneHts OF hoo
,,i,a,. m defend aud advance their cause. iir 1r.
.;rpd the AL uric3Il party 10 90 with him. Now was
the time. File Cv4lrst was not between Mr' DUO
hanan aud Mr. BIlm"rn: brt !v:wsen Mr.. Buchanah
aud tho Black Republicans. t,e'y %Gt9 Mr' riI'-
,nnr, cot would b" much gain {" tns h'acA Ee-
nul.a,,s AZ it would ncreare the pr0haG''Iiy G tue
.ler,i.u. r:tny Ia the House III Representatives,
where they had l.c priosiiy lie should support the
uori,,ers of the "CintfTpG Convention Save one,
Mr.. Hunter, Mr. Buchanan Ma ~! choice OF me
,vbIy Mon. Tho platform the vefJ "a, Ts-the
nov ,nnt. uuL IN by the Convention We're what the
An.,i,nn yurfy i... rl-hey were his own views to
nnot.h was thu si-"at tirsIn the world t" change
A.. had tried it. and could spraH ir.,'I experience
prt IN The coat ana it would fit tIaIids01c!: and
.sly FORGET, hut for one night the pride OF party
.ucc.ss and syr that - thoughts nj PATRIOTISM aud
ths thiur wa. done at oncr-'ti,2 change lnadc anu
the c"n'cenc0 NJ re'' NJ u'W Shse+ :I'o'' u'iu
lucid hlstory III 'ini'"s'o'is ~" - .~. .'i ,or
try. The speech upon tbs Whole was strong ana trSu
Inrntntivr and WAS much hpi'''dard
Mr. Braxton, who Is great tHvnruG with the peo.
Die 81 this county, next came forward lie did POT
intend to iEgks speech ana lie nH,', Mr' u'hhs
had fresa,:d hIE. But le iht:iden 10 go 'h'n Ine
contest with h' "toie sA anu W "orh uh'" tue
election Buchanan and BreckiIr:Gs.e were the men
tnr the times and their election must be secured Al
ter further happy anu p:rluent re'nnk ~ W re-
at"n 10 the new position n MS "ii lrehd' mt. pur
kinS, he took hls seal anna srea' applause;
Mr.. Robert Mh'"' 1r, W HeE"'!r'"nuI WIN 't'
bern sitting upon me Dehch uur"'s Ihe Pr.lHe"E'
was then loudly ca'i.u '"r aver ''"'' m.''a1'y "1
took the stand and Tor some une else'Tleu inc Hl
,ence with most powerful nhu 'hr'i'ii@ speech he
wished tn KNOW why was t',n' Nv u" '"u AWAY
been 4 staunch Wing, should NC ra'l'n upon J." au
dress Il Democratic meeting anu mar oy inc De.hn
Gratis Of NorIEumScr!aIid-tll. strac't anu srictes
school oi that urconpr3'EislnS phr'y why was me-
without ANY concert or c?nSnits'' ca,lei upon 10 MI
dress Democratic meeting upon 'e''u'i""' '"'",S
ing Democratic nominations Al was nerau's que
times were GhaHge' -"!n 'hhss were '9ne iva anu
all things were nude new ~ inc o'u questions I"
policy that formerly di''ra parties I'D" zee" sweep
AWAY, and new issueS-Sucn ~ e"hGe!H ihe I'ares'
interest o the S"u'l'' tne pertieS VI he PPie t"e
vitality "t the States inc very existence "' lhb ~,
public ltselt-ilhi uceh forced upon US. now c"u'a
liz be expected In act WIN party tna' SOUGHT I" "
more all I!lsse mighty matters, anu Intended TO pm
thcr ialE " lEe sleeve OF mere man, BECAUSE ,c
WAY onoo Il wing, ard Thought rs tiry dlu upon the
little que.tdlis OF pnrfy F"i.c" ~h,ch formerly ca
I'd the tenl"n "t ths pcoPie1'HGie Gi'iiI pay w
comparison WIN ptesen lssues ,'' n'n nt; H..
mhcu 10 JON .h" parry H";o" s""u.. uI VIZ
most s'u'herh ana H".'"hai !" us Pr'he'p'"?
Inc p'a't"f'' y, ''' N, va, 1 1 iG rr IL
such a' W. Us Hc m"u'u navy "''',." "''"'
should m"'i c"F%'%y support '"e Di'n"'a'c n''''''
nreS These were ne Hines liht tf'cu men sous