The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
yhe Richmond yunts and MIR. Buchanan
Trouble la the Camp

yhe Richmond Junts and MIR. Duehsnan-
Trouble Il. the Camp
There il trouble in the camp Of the Rich
nond Junta- Something mas happened which
has caused great alarm and warmed up again
the belIigerent spirit Of the Wise faction Of the
Virginia church militant. Read the suggestive
article OF the Richmond Enquirer, which we trans
fer to this paper under the significant head Of
" No Truce Our Obligations to the Incoming
Administration
From this warlike manifesto, our Richmond
contemporary, II will be seen, Is again in armof
and ready for the fray. He had hoped tina. at
least q temporary arnistice, by the common con
cent OF al parties, would have followed the
election Of Mr.. Buchanan. Under this agrcea-
bic impression, rs We are assured, the Richmond
Juhta ceased to blow their war trumpet and
began 10 cbaunt H. new democratic chorus, with
AL the variations Of Tfust to Luck During
ihe last lev weeks We have frequently RECALLED
our readers with tie most exquisite specimens III
this new Southern mnsic. - performed by the
Richmond Harmonious. But something very
onliuou5 has happened since the visit Of Gov
Wise 70 Wheatland- there Is a screw Or tgo loo-c
IN the machinery various tbDgs have been
working badly, AID altogether Il il beginning TO
b. suspected ~ Richmond that Mr.. Buchanan IN
tends e D. President himself, whatever may BE-
the claims Or calculations Of the iniiammable
jnAta 81 spoiisneo, u which Henry a Wise II The
head and Roger a. Pryor the tiL Still TIL
inquiry Nili BE-. What u the matter
now what IL il that has happened b.
cau.c this RichuoLd jun.a 70 spring up in
HI midst d good family smoke, while listen
iug % tic Wlcstland story Of the Governor
bounce b lhcir f-'t, cast away the pipe Of
peace, and yell tie war whoop from the froat
door IL Toe Coutcii Hou-e. Why these sudden
demonstrations of fcac danger and sengeaucc!' r
our warll,e contemporary u the Ea7vaer says
itai their hopes Of an ormisticc have been
hiolen.-th at " he black republicans" have
stiDd the first occasion 10 renew the war that
10 tie President Message they affect TO lind a
provocative Of acrimonious accusation against
the South, aud 80 they have wantonly rekiadled
tbe flames Of sectional controversy Poor
Pierce liz Ne@ge was peace Offering an4
yet IBIS haactui d)yc, With an Bis olive branches,
bas been kicked out 81 &c ark The sectional
controversy" being thus rekindlcd we arc
m,ltr told that ~, Il Tie merest madness to
dream non 81 cnrciiug compounds between
De Aggressive tbolitcntm OF the North aud The
Conservative spirit u resistance IN the South !"
and accordingly llo President elect l. al
moni.hfd that ale ~ e,ae4R (eQqi Jotly il H.
Hnfs b orglt.e ~ eiun,fration npon any o,fr
EscIt hoa dalof ri motd AMI 1.QesLL ayyaa
II ae lights ad institutions = ~ 1acesaiay
Slato.r And ihis lilcbmopd Jahta, thus freely
sptalirg ont ia mct Ing afc n earnest they
demand 10 know wha, road IT, rrcsiaeo, cleo, 4
going. What h. proposes 70 %; and they NUT
have an undcrsiuudEy N advance II he
intends 10 puruc "a trimming policy"
hut above al ~ any impcd,ment l. to be op-
postd % ihc legitimate expansion Of slavery, Ia
accordance With tbc principles y TIC KaDsas-Nc.
brasKa act TN \ Nnaol Bpas yorh dtsiei
drlooaon 81 Ipr aga.a. ~. .rrcnlble agjy,tg II
~ Scsitra dnscrorg" lu,, again, following
this oHcnaite pcCch u Senator Eiaicr, the recent
rnH IN the gtN1,5 lropiaa IL Thomas II. Bon,oa
was entirely "too much pork for chilling
Give " o. Tic Virginia democracy Gen. Cass;
give ~ Fiilrore; give q. Martin Wan Barren;
give ~ even frtmout himself, and We may sub.
NIT hat Try not or fotbcarsncc, Ia any shape,
with Thomas II Benton Here The spoil philo.
-ophy ~ ihc Elolmoad Juoio broke down
Tic noubl,. lien, viii nj. Japta Il not the ~.
opening o. &c slavery 1ioussioa n Congrce ~
"thc black r,rublcaas Chat p,en y . mcte
rrcitnoe, mwc claptfaP ans moonshtne; bal thir
vosJ,d, ii Richmond, ard these warning snd
thrtaD from that quarter Erc traccablc 10 more
rational cau-~. The late speech q Mr. Bgr
In thc senate II which hc supposed thai Mr.. Bu-
ehanan would prefer % have Kansas become .
free State, and TIE rcccn, highly wrought calo
gium OF Col Benton III the PcBryic1aaa arc
more 70 The purpose but even these grave OF
lcncee are insufficient excuse for this sudden aud
furious pransing 81 the KicAnood E,l2girtr
A. Biglcr's speech amounts to nothing. lie i
not he mouihpioce Of Dr. Buchanan who, al
the proper time, viii speak for himself Then,
a. 70 thc panegyfc upon Benton In the Pcqp.W.
.aaion tn indiyld dual who sinngglcd that article
into tbat paper a. We arc informed Il q Certain
Dr. Thcophiif Fix, pilgrim Jack of-ali trades,
from ihai ~ preacher 81 the gospel down
10 mctmerlm snd .pir, rapping II Il the same
W .tiak, W beicye WHO opened tbc proceedings
of lhc Baltimore Democratic Convention of 1915
With prayer, thc fcsuit Of which waa tho gnomln
iolF 0,ieai II Gu. Gaze, through the kcaclcry ii
\ an BURN. But with the dismissal 81 Dr Fisk
iom Tie oIlcc concerned, on account 81 this stun.
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