Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
ADMIRABLE VIEWS

wa ro,r.t tlat we cannot give i'll iu!t u" e'of"
,,-;.,;, ,aars.s recently delivered 10 Aia"ah"
ny n. w. uiIiurd, Esq an eminent wing ''"'e' -
y, ,a ., me time zeslous champion ct
~, ,n,.,;c.un marty. The course c" events hiss
i,.,,h, him TO the support Of the Democratic party
! =. ,ha only true policy to rarsue-and' tor the TO-
.ound and unaDs~erab.e reasons which con-
.,,d. his mastery address:
IL desired 20 see an undivided South, not for sec
fnsi uurl,,.-s bat 10 destroy that s0clion"ilsih
:, Lirh threatened IL. South. Ii was the wsaS-r ree
ton dependent upon the constitution Tor us pro-,
t;un iG the Union. liz construction OIL Inc ro"s";
ton had been pronounced correct by tne
ccial tribunal Of thu country. The ad'h,.''s =; aJ
now IL power avowed the sane c"iis,ruc -,
vance ut lis judicial determination NIL II
of the federal government were Illus -, Lava on
lacked blu, seven members "i C!ns'e ,,n,,,, ne
,,r. harmony in the government III .s,;,.a
| E,,a $50 ,nn, l,csL temporary. ana coiuPH,Hfo
=, ,,,r,r,o,,. i,sles engage II, uSse'isi' ~ ~
our moral strength by Internal - in ,h.
,S.sa who were supporting US "e"NeH 80; &c. 49,, >,
| o,,,sI cortes: they were whslA-, eAv'o J 49,;
per arr .iie,itT 20 our :iecds, and give COM
' 800, =, onr enemies? Snonid IS" permit y W
~ rsco;,.I::nn OF cd ancso"f::'' .'' o"sh
ep.n sdbsr,uce tn mer- pa,ty ..s4gHa''"aS 10 pre-
,an, ON awaiting ourselves OF Ito "Pi'o' 'u".
.h;c, ,yss presented of consoiiuap's =" P'
9. hoI, having for liz base en- uaaiV'us~ -'",: ""P
nor,iur and sustaining the true men vi e
would present array irtesisioss 10 v''. : $50
lie felt that he wac bat in adv"a'e OF '''s to M,
friends; that the unselish ana ans,nbered that
MD towards Ills position. lie well rem ' NOV
in 1915 when the tariff "nder a,Scuss!o'' ,iio
main Nth which he felt compelled " u'nei o u;'
narty, He knew that he wou!u oe eu,J W -
madverson; that sinister motives """Iu 's "'1
,n him. bu he had determined To aahere W Pi',ie
| 49, ,,h;cb meyer rnisIead, while The paths oil po!!cy
sra tortnous and heray to wrong anu ne nau H".eu
oLons o. all the Wigs "a he country LOT 're 'a'i VI
1896 Ii inade many friend gro" eoiu o' :.iis
| ,ow,rds him and ne would have met WIN oppos'toh
~" L, 81, IN. Democracy .aagnanimously s2s
| tsin.d him He appealed TO the people Ti ms us
! tr;,, and t,y then endorsed ms COURSE ING Ie"'
In justified his ud gment an6 tafiu winch te oee
! Gnn1c;ar of the Wing party, George EVaus VI
~. had ssid would not produce thirteen millions
| ri dollars had brought surPIas revenue mo inc
trsa.ury and led 10 further reduction ot tce tazr,
| of the neop,s So he was confident that Time "o"ia
| ayen,e him ou h.s enemra by 'o'cihg th.ih once
moe to alost lbs position. lie was only ieaainS INC
vnnruarJ OF an army OF Southern men, WHO, even
in ina LA, contest recognised the Democracy IL al
lbs and Toald soon iratsrnizs III their camp SEE
against III. Black Republicans.
Th.re we're but The parties IN Inc country slc
even il the Americans Or opposition should e'eci
ns,nher Of CONGRESS from this district what ~ouu DC
b;s po.jtionl D-stn;e Of support he couii accom-
pljsh nothug. The stqnest'ou ihat "ou'a come up
would hs the election oa speaker. Noun ne Supp,
| ~. administration or the Black R-pubiican camel
-, i'.r.,;,,iy IN. (orGl-r. He would be- doug
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then precisely VIVA; he is DOING now la all ae''i'"a
| b-tys- tue ;wo parties n would I've inrcea 10 BUS
| tain and net with the Democracy What' men,
could be accomplished beyond fruii--s local tn
umph by runnln., opposition candidate ~! N"'nns
! hr, a Eurv.., of .mbltlered feeling. They !nigh'
tauu: him with desire Tor Office, and tell hun that ne
usI work. that he wns dt:trnsted ana sIspSc'ed' Ena
ccpld never gain position. Tie could tell them they
had saved him tho trouble their derScton had done
the work for him. But he Was led by no desir" in'
o;c, II. ,ypeced no vlice, be asked Tor no prefer
m.pt. I.csne into the Democratic party oecauee
liners he might eifsc'aaiiy serve thg eGaa,rx
conrsye sufficient TO meet and overcome a5ononlsn
and rescue The country and constitution from SLACK
R.publicsnism because hs saw another and more
deadly contest approaching, in which every mhn was
expected to do his duty AID be was only :hkire pre-
cedence OF his old friends. As to tue lmpn,ai'on
made by them OF desiring honors, he had no stteca'
ron sbou, it, no was satisfied that Whenever the De
uocracy wanted hin they would call On him. and he
would assure them, for their Satisfaction, that when
ever they called, he ro"ld respond. But it was too
soon to epeak Of thai; first cae the battle next r'c'
lory and afterwards, the laure!s to him who won
,hen.