Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21
up with the Earl Of Durham,
Down with the Earl Of Gray,
And up with al the brave lads
That would vote for the Vicar II pr.v

Franklin Pierce commenced his administration updsr
the most favorable auspices He found the Democratic
party united-harmo nious-powerul. By inauguratine
and acting upon a policy which Appears IN haze s.,, Gu,
ceVed III weakness cOwardce aud treachory he protn
ted that proud party aud gave large number OF the Dem
ocrauc states OF the mon 70 the opposition The SCUM
dest Of the north be turned out OF Office suppyinp
their places with sbouonss Even village postinaer.
ghO dared TO question tie patriotism Of Martin Va. Buren,
aud h associates OF 1913. discharged without ce
mony thr places being given " Who would consent
70 become the instruments Of the government in ING
conventions Every press in the land that would not bow
the knee, became at the victim Of bul of exc,p
muncalon promulgated through the columns Of the or
gan AZ Washington.
The Who, during the last four YEAR, has been e,l
" OF more acts Of folly than committed bv all the
Democratic Presidents that preceded him. nos comes io.
ward and asks denomination Cincinnati Tor the place
honored by Jefferson aud Jackson Il our ps,t, "a
lost N evey sentiment Of serc-pect M 10 countenan
such request as this? Shall be driven into submit.
sion by the very that has struck dowug We ar,
just recovering from the blows under which We have .yr
fcrcd Snail court the fearful rotriluton which will
certainly visit rs u we sh'l bring Franklin Pierce again
before the country candidate for the Presidency
The people Of the Northwest generous people. the
inoity " the voters Of the great States north and e.t
Of the Ohio Democrats, there Il poiot however ..
yond which endurance ceases 20 be virtue there s,ui
be no attempt " gOad these into the support Of
politician Who h. absolutely odous to them The oul,
nope OF Tue Soulhern-Democracy IN the Northwest let
not our southern friend. force upon Ohio Indiana Illinois
Iowa Wisconsin. aud Michigan, man Who has been and
would again be- rcpudiated bs overwhelming mai,rtucs
such statesman a. Douglas or buchanan would ride
into power ou the high tide Unpopular opinion but such
demagogur r. franklin Fierce We have intfnated on
another nccaspu would fall "a dead cock n the pits" D.,
woud hf struck dowu ou the right hsud and on the If
ron behnd nnd b"oro fon ~ circumference hc
old aud tNC Young the sick and tho infru Noul sue
from Their ioics, tnd n spite Of 40 thut could be- b.,
Democratic orators, eould strike an irre.i-uI AMI
overwhelming bow ~ the great DEWoRALzrE bot To-,
UENoCnAriC rtnTY.
with sucha statesman a. Douglas or Buchanan TO Icat
The column, carry 80 before u. the great North
vest and the kcystoe would come mp With unprcce cut
81 myortr. but tie very o tho present Executive
would bc The hsrbnger OF defeat the htcs would b,
against ~ our tre VETERANS soud buckle on their a.
NOR To- TO- hgbut the knees would knock together %.
they sboai contemplate The result
ft.k about Prc-ii,uts having naonaIzcd sud con
solistci tg brgocratc paft,f Talk ofhs having nerve
81 TIE Drn'oc suc arm Talk Of the sefv ces shich HI
has rendered hc liberal eau - Tdk Of inlof-ing nn Al
mai'i'i'n "ich ht slrcsdy been rcpudatrd auI CON
- COED h' tr pnpttr jus Iout 60 irrctuVsbe obiyiuu
A. sell attempt ~ rcsurrcct the dead vaniss the In