Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
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THE ABOLITION PRESS on ouk ri'AifoN"
liz AND CANDIDATES..
Mile !; what Horace Greeley says vi The De'hoc'"'
- candidate for the Presidency
,rron the New York Tribune Of the 10Th
AR. Buciahan is the cnndidne oil the Slavery "a
and is entitled 10 tieir sy'hP"l'y' III
tI"n, M.ssrs. Rust, Herbert and Z. ). Brooks WI
;,,n linn ,h.ir most determined support, ana hc ""
Sava m onpo.it,nn in South Carolina, nor any gun
,r ,ybrre siuveholding and women selling are eon
tro,liuo interests Mr.. Fillmorcs friends may pa
mise the most complete suoServiency ~ " IRE.
'm,Isss li,nrchy now crushing the life OUT OF ~.
Eons,. in order TO open there new market ' H.
Snmar chattels some of whom are the ciiiidreh VI
,.ers. tbey may point TO their chei'h'N ' IN ,r;I
fvinp of wounds received III It's serrice-oIu' 40 moi
bs nf no avail. Those of the oligarchy WI" nn,rsr
,aS,nn bis will TO serve them will distrust ms
"a so g;ve their voices and votes to buena ,ar
whose prospec,s are more hopeful whiie MS ~ IN.
v;.ncv il Unsurpassed aud indisputaoie. Sr,L-
whole body of slavetraders throughout ."u msn he
those who make the buying and seliins " ,sntv will
.upport Buchanan, leaving but m.as'G lana And
uphold the trailing banner of South An'es. ar tn Buc.
even this remnant is quite likely 10 ~ ,,v opepng
hanan before the close of the The extension
The issue 10 be now decided Is ha' ,rhich all other
or non extension Of slavery, Ill vic" "
NJ Wrchnnsn ,vas th. candidate OF VIZ sIava.
,,vo la.t Democratic Conventions on al In in their
breeding politicians are mol olle I,;nn Who since he
TOOLS Thereis not man III ',,e 49, b.eu more sub.
snutfed the Presidency atar ON ,han he. His ds'in'
aeryi.nt to the slave power tnIn HIM. j. Clancy
,uishd fr;end and champion, the NJ" IT,; American
10 IN Iata triumphant reply 10 ..Io End vain.
CoJasoue, the Hon. Henry NJ. uae' ur Ruchanau's
" attempted TO pick SOM nav" ";J ~
Pro Slavery escutcheoi' 'ru. agaipst Mr.. Buchan-
az
an are answered. ooro spo i'm the Senate
u{v the fact that, twenty years OK frst Northern
of The United States, he WAS aiming .,o
~ =, r.sist the inroad of aboll''",I's r ;ns,rrec
o., III onnnstion 10 the circu VI ~ ST.
tiuuary documents tilrouS" wy
,,p,n, the slaves OF the oo"'n .ha hill admitting
..I.v his determined support OF inc o'h "'''''
,.,,Dnsns into The American Un"n' r.,,s.
.By his early support ct the nnieA T',;,;vs SIay.
..By his perSeverinS support VI NV
w His energetic efforts 10 effect the reP." ,h' IT,
,hs S,nte of Pennsylvania. denying I" 'ue
i,r.l authorities tn. Of her prisons 'oi VIZ
;ion Of fugitive slaves. ;,;o, m the Wi.
"By his early and unyieidihs oPpo''''
mot Proviso. o,nh.r Of Mr.. Polk =
c,t AGAINST the opposition ut iaiia'"i'''.,c "o
,"ad ~ .T,.pd tho Missouri line TO Inc u.1I a
he delight and gratitude Vi national 'hen u '''
IF the Unon A t,,or;csn Congress
,l..,t .Ean
L on:;on of s avery, AMI by the fact 'lH' u on
Eor,h.rn men. he has been among the MUS, 30,
,an, in asserting AMI defending STREET co"e''u'
1 the Federal Constitution. o, III.
AIRY the construction which he placed upon NV
..mnromse measures of 1851 in the letter adurerS'
4 Nv him in November .. the same year 10 .he i'Jo
10 ~ pniladrlphia in which he declared ,n"' '"c
measures had superseded ,'e 10 49,
ne or TO Use 40 Dwu language, thht !"a' ,'.io "'
,s,sad ow.y' which cQnStruc;on led lhe'I'"o'y W
10 sdrrtiun nf the principle q Enpuiar eo'e'e'h''
nb,died in the Kansas Nebraska BIZ
From IN. day that he took Il prominent ~ w ~
o.aI pnIi,,cs till the present, tho slave p""e' mas
.var made n demand with which lie did no' mhsten
comply nor com nit an aggression "h'e'' ne Wv w. J
rn,uni,v us,ifv and sustain. HIS name anu MS ae
canon were Il rny Instrumental in beating Mr. an
ur.u IN the BaiiiL.cr.. Convention OF 1914, al the
citation of the slavery prGtGEanda, though 'hat Ge
cation WAS pledged 10 support Ir. y. s., anu ola
;ce or twice pretend to vote for hun.
The National Era, the central Organ OF the Black
epublican Party, illus crticses the Platform:
The repeal of the Missouri Compromise, q measure
hich few of the STATE Conventions Of the democracy
tho North hav. had the temerity to approve. Ia
s,nct!y saHtnned "a RI ht-hut General Cass and
i disciples will look in vain among these cumorous
solves for al afrnatoE Of the Principle of Popular
,vereigaty-o the right Ulie People ola Territory
dstermne for themselves the character Ct their own
m.stic institutions The Principles OF the Neoree.a
in are fully Sndorisd-but not word Il spoken IN
initon OF those Principles. The right of the People
a Territory when they come TO FORM State Govern
emf, 10 establish or exclude Slavery. 10 recognised
n M, th-ir right ,chHe IN Territorial coHfE'On
the principle of non.intertcrencc By Congress with
q ,iec of Slavery in Territories. u NH rm.l but
II the principle me feae'o I'll
utirs
In a word, these resolves, adopted BY Convention
nr.s.n,inp the Slavcholdng Ollgarchy and its Free
ate I les, pretending to be the Democratic Party,
,uc.d, this irll demands of the former. The South
arona and Georgia platform Is endorsed as national
nj RI. Democracy, so.caed, of the Free States is
I.nr,l opeulv marshalUd Is Tie D0SSe contains OF
.v,ry. South Carolina and Georgia rliS in Kansas,
NJ in Cincinnati. They draeoon Massachusetts nen
Lawrence end destroy their property, and compel Z;
massachusetts, met, ~ Cincinnati I" applaud the deed
nj deu,uuce the victims. falle;t of Boston exults
the sus.lUGufion ol NaSshehSstHs Heh NY pu'o''
Charleston.
TnurIow Weed Of tho Albany joarnai, 10 iLtense:
hitter against the candidate OF the Democracy
his il his language:
r BUCHANAN ENDORSES BORDER RUFFlAkisa.
Wise is the candidate ,hut knows enough to Keep
ia month shut. We had supposed Nr. Buchanans
,rncily would have had that extent. but 1t turns
~ otherwise 4 "Keys;onr Club went to pay nun
,.r oongratulation yesterday morning Mt Wheai'and.
[e made them speech in which he took the pains 10
Iy:-
81 have been PLACED upon platform OF ~n'cn
,ost heartily appr0cs ana thst can speak tor me
,.inp the Representative of the great Democratic
artv, and not simply James BachanaE, l must
ariRE w coSDucT AccgRDtSG TO THE rLATPGGS
+ TINT PARTY, and insert no new plank nor take
ne from it,
If any doubt has hitherto been entertained that ne
,ould uroye less subservirnt to lie interests OF
layery Extension than his predecessor, this dcspates
;. In the PLATFORM which h. 'Inost heartily nr'
roves," all Percs's policy in Kansas, and all Soules
llibustering in Europe, Cube unl Central America
re uuequvocalIy endorse.
70 the Editors Of The Enq"Ter:
MippLgsEx Co., Va, June H. 1859.
Can,,smen: I ses BY reports from different sections
{ Virginia, that "Sam" received severe druhblng
limos, everywhere in the State, at the polls on the AIN
'hursday in May last, and which, am glad TO hnh'
considered u good Of what The result VIII De
n November next. ! nm. however, exceedingly NOR
q "a % Loya m say IN you TINT the shd "SAIE suC,