Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

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and then reelected after one OF me Illus hnIe coun-
nntes,. in which the sympnthies of the states
trv seemed enlisted, ever known III the . univcr
Among his Congressional associates ne ",.tesman-
sav esteemed for his manly bearing, n.'
liz abilities and great oratorich poWeis him n few
president pisrce voluntarily tendereo n link the
,o.r. .inc. n very honorable posltion-"o ha,i.ye,
mission TO Span-whlch he decilneo' an Congress;
me- nI,o decliued running Il third time lo'.en,ed by
but we are glad another opportunity 10 of securing
m. action OF the Cincinnati Convention and dis
the country the services vi
DRsrrIv indeed have the people OF III. ms, formed
been presented with better ticket ' W.hnuan aud
hy ,rr two illustriuus nominees. Duo ,hp fullest
ireck epridpe. They are both worth! u whom all
,nnfIanc. Of the country, and both hien
may feel proud to vote Tor.
DEMOCRATIC RESPONSES To ln'
NATIONS. o,d coun
Rosroy lime THE Democratic "tlu ~. and took
~ rnnmitt.. held meetings last eve nn and Breck
rsIminnry strps for grand Buchanain Wnll. at al
ppnr;I,,. ratification meeting in Faneu"
Dr., ,,r,pu,,. June THE Demoe,HTvd Tight
Onaker civ are as the ladies say peoudilate fer
Ell" with the nomination ot lieu ,by intend hav-
,h, presidency. On Tuesday nexl, y" ;,b,.e, which,
;mn u il Indpuendence Square grana Ju; puns and
:"s ,hr,;.s,n numbers banners, inu'" r tbr kind
VI ;hs - =" .1ce,d any and everything was
I r.,nrd The office of the fehnS! in honor of
brilliantly illuminated Friday EVENTS EVENT." we're made,
" .,n;,o,;nn, number of speeches Jisnrnscd
s'ie cred from the windows, and inuI nccasion
~ ,b. crowd, from band engaged LOT '"o this
Cc,,p n H., June THE Den'o't NJ Ruc.
.rdiniv respond to the nomination w dnv oven-
- t"J and one hundred guns wero
ino fired in his honor. .,;o, If Mr.
Rr,r,sr. Me-, June I.-lhe non' ;,.aJ her, with
pnrhaunn by the Democracy was reee, orrwJ with a
u
rrrat enthusiasm yesteFu"J. "',nn,on aud fired
81 IF MUSIC. assembled on the coi''
salute. Ma hundred guns
u.ra fred here yesterday afternoon III "'
Iuckanan's nomlh"'oh' Ala r,osirt Of the
A, New York, Immediately on .ne iTi a,rs were
40. NJ half past 6clncs, sriaay' hoi ,s.nin, 100
ss,u in line Park by Oursidere' auo ~ i r,nn,amv II all
by the S"fts Flags were mn.ns The ards and
a''u III, h,ld meetings. endorsing the IN ~, n
S"r'n ,nn. w.r. fired on Montague street, "n0
vscsrt Ic: above Fort Greeh'
The Philadelphia peEnsylvan'an says o,o-
,t vary much IL The PcTnsylVan'an 90 t
rbI;h.d An item of Intelligence Htoe 1900; f in
tPI;,,r. Of its renders, and 'n"rs f"du, a,niify
,u.. uunuyed, enthusiastic JOY '.. ~ ,nou,,,-
.c"'o. ~. ,r. have the extreme pleasure W 49,,
VIZ me- orr;n,'. issu.--the nomination VI JONI"
~ D. r,r . he candidate oi the great pe',t"
Hu.nN s H. h,resiScrcv Of this glorious rePH""o
w. .ny This fium web + ns' "',.e ", ws huy.
,.sI claimants iof that high Ppsi Nc.', - ;b
no desire cast single shnnoT rhr Jewels Gf
Wv and true patriots who c"n't'lu'. we Jt and
S CIV" ~" and w,o merit and receive the re'pe'' "'
~ all true Democrats ou' 'H'I' ,,rnh "a
'".G 1 4. ;.!:s teht quicker anu "te'' ~ - ~
M Us ,,rn,iiicn,on aud rnankfr,Er<a III Tue .n"
r', ,ni.,.d statesman, thai from or in'h2' '"''
W v vu nm a pushinr spring of fervent gia'n''S;;
sa,n x S'.nrl. of Pennsylvania thIs lntei'ee''ce
". n.cs,icrIy c-atelul. Though she mas lonS
nrcnnied III. position OF ie&Gng o'a," " "?
and Grs.rved,y won the proud tlt.F % fls
",'u 49,, F.dera Arch by her devotion to me i'",sn
~ ruG.chmg adherence 10 just princ'pie.' 'he
Ls,I, 10 ccri. from among her dlS''''s u'S'e
"',S Chi., MAGISTRATE, Yi.ich has animated hcr,
49,. 49, .Iisregarird by her sister Sth'e" "''."!
srd cheerful, .hs has I"TeG 10 ter fer,,'2n' w
ever painful she may LF|e declrct H. ~. 80, - lr
w. ,;rs has been at length .e.nE.ed' Fiiu het dI
i,n, ,,rsvrr answered. her joy and a.E!lrde hIc
nnmrdI.. and from the length ana preHdt'i ., r IN,
'I,,n;,,;on from her deep valleys, her mountain ~"
t,p, her cavcrnous mnes' ltsf in'r Utiu' nea sn.
sE,,. Ter towns and cities, anu from her h"'',
in every nook sE, corner oil Inc o'ae asv' "
ana -, a., of thank sytv,ng aud sentiment VI ,'cnso
,r,,tuL. tu tile Cincinnati LOI .r'tloh LOT '"e Gus
vjciots termination nj III labor, =, ,..r
'Wi,f BrcuAyA> ns our leader i'll Penny i"'n's'
m. ,,urs;i0r j. Let WHO will 20 for U.s. but Trers are
we to fui auidB0u'-.i' No hH'u: a. 49,. '.u
rardn II, for possessing, and the cn'hliSia.lt s'sIc
,n,nt al uur citizens to their tavorte SOIL ""''n
th. natural result "f their intimate acquaintance VIII
him. will be manifested IN No1eInbcr ny u h'Jy''!
in his favor unprecedented III 'hc Po'''''
or Cuu.H.Gnwchith. - r. .,..,,,,,,
:. nd whil.. H. Ea:.s Will prove tower OF strength
htr. we confidently aIIt,C.p2ir ~ result VI u" SCI
lions of the Union. NO AMERICAN Sa-'sI'sI A.,
hu-d with more thoroughly national S!lf,t nun "a
Nrrr,yAS No narrow sectional pr"judice' uHhu
his rI,r u6yu,al He hes proved himself The tr9s's
friend and tried ady6cats 4. the true interests III e
scctiuna and fairy The coBS dG:Ga ~ tne GU
zeus OF the North, South East ana west Ey te 60.
cuenGn aud ability with which he has d'iIlqeu ."o'"
principles L";t ce!cuialeu u P''"''' '"'
welfare OF All. D., .c, ..o- Of I;.
"Mr. BycIiAEAY IL nov in tle sixtyhtb year "l HIS
age. and happily un!ss 10 hat ripe guy 80 ;:ri
r;enc, which long conneSI"n WIN puohc Snt.' aiI
ria. ,,ust elevated positions has besl1~eu up'' ,,,
the vgor Of perfect physical anu ,ei,'9'I mar,,os Of
ih, ina will bring 10 the Presidential cna's SP''t
f ,v,.u.I. and degree OF a!"ih'rtIattFe "o'
oh ca,,not al 10 re in the h'Ghest d1gree au' gu
tngrous IN the welfare Of ~ - an;nI p",i
"a ,hrnush every intermediate grea" =; y; poS'
co., h,wetp the private citizen fii3 me Cnei 20
,isrra.y and, wherever trled' ha' '0e" ''""" ''r'
tent ana ihi'bt~.' sr,oylvsna i'm the Com
l and Senate Oh the Limited Sf-'rs Us munster "
Ie'' I'D RI England, and rs q member @. ne Illus
,os'" inc. of Mr.. Polk, he has served ms coth'
trI, md tell 30 duty committed 10 MS charGe
Try nwer neglected, no. ust expectation
WINS c nositi IN he has brought spun 4. calm Wis
e'e'i Pn,n;,;o,is desire to discharge with R'c
l"i, o." Gd.lity his dul,es. IN oil the posts he mas
n;.d his unbemishGd Gtnfart6f. ~ s'eri'"s ~
grty his great talents. aud his hssiu"us pcr
:, rho puhIic service have rendered hh' u At'' W
y" w. rAupnce No stains blot his fair escutohenh'
h"' II a., A dins the lustre OF his fame, aln Ills
nryate. like biz u4 lie character, is stainless anu VI"
unavoidable. |
81, is a source of particular graft .aa,ian. in we"
# the existing condition Of pubIIc AFFAIRS .n,'
,tstpsman of such acknowledged aOIllty' oi Sp'u
moved worth and administrative SKILL Oh sucli s"".'
conservative national sentiments as Mr. ~
has received he Gel%ocratlc nomination. NO iea' |
able man, Of any party. On GDIht that Tue
,f this nation will be quite As sae III u.s. as
TO the hands OF any other man lI lhe "ou'i
Ths conviction that by his election TO the presl'
dncy the .si,; nan will he installed III inc r'S'i'
nnce' is widG.spieau ai.a ilmost universal. ms
administration oil may look torwrfi Tltn cohhueaoe
and hope, and oil feel that whatever per.'s b,hy u
rnund us prudent able devoted, upright eru saSn
cous patriot will Sety With sleepess VisH"'ce o'e'
the welfare of the hat;gI,"
The New York Day Book Says
THAT Mr.. Buchanan will be elected even our "P'
moments allow. The disjuinted fragments OF Aooi'
florists and know-Nuthlugs will not be a0ie W c't
cumvsnt Gg entrance to the White House: he s,ahI'
on the principles Ct tie ansas Ncoraska o.''' o..
ready 81 hriht e'iho'sHe' W -. 800. ,f tI,
that our enemies dare not accept the me sse !" to
of the unconstitutional Miss'u' isS'lo
tion. Let Democrats everywhere 20 to WORK, ana
resi- not until the iavore son of the noble, Dehcra
tic Eeystone Stale shall be President OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
The New York Sun Says
awe heartily congratulate the Cin1iEne:i CoHVen,
ton on the result of its deliberations. lthts sF'"e
a spirit of moderation and of prudence when mas
agreeabIy disappointed many who feared ii''oien
course would be pursued. 1t has dIsprll-d anxious
doubts, healed divisions and smoIliered thu struggles
of factions by its udicious and harmonious. nct;"-
TO Mr.. Buchanan the people of all parts "f the iol
can look f9r wise and just administration OF thelr
public affairs III bis hands the interests OF ALL Tue
integrity of the constitution. snd honor OF the coun'
try will be considered safe"
CAMPAIGN PAPER.
During the canvass the pruprieors Of the Enquirer VIII