Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13
rom the Philadelphia Argus |
THE peril.


Tie progress in the development OF imports
events Is often uuobscrycd. We do not marx =.
daily growth OF our children, though they are c0.
staniiy increasing III stature. aud the first ip.insE
we have 81 their Gndcle-cence is ar net Of insGb'
dnat"n. And with national evils. Cnheete
thy increase IL ma .nIti e. aA! we are .iao.l D.
TO be aNa@eEec 10 tie dalger By sce-e oi 1sss
la. On.
He who sayg there is no dar.er now, ia eth.
grossly norar' OF .e!se 10 h.s cGuItry. 1t is no:
.hs s.r'!gEe ...r doctrines ryri:u.- moi III the
oi partes nD"u; theories "a Principles. 40: 81 j.
question OF rights, OF equality, the invloabl'
ui The Constitution the exclusion the existence
slavery, or the maintenance ui liberty Itself !
these are OF great moment, involving, uuioubetf
patriotic solIcltuGc and careful consideration. y.
ne prcscm; peril .olg.y;s la something cl.e. !. .
N!udic'Iv. hhifr! tnt sectional! luminosity, Which
tanarIgai pr.acerI AID writer's are aD0riug To ~.
, gender ~! nave enSenGerc,!, 20 AZ alarming exit
het"r".: he ..aOp.., 81 he Ncclh ND .tr S"wt.<
Iha' 10 the fatal Material q! which war, and ."iT>
nnd cVT..a.rut.oa- are made Today. the wa;E-
may be Unhccied. 70 morrow, The to:s OF freed
may iEuc.; NJ or caar:.!y. We a.5 Il. I. Sdsl l..
dini.:.g! d,c., aud t.e milton, are tbs spectator
They vii, .ell rteri ;.ith applause when rre t..
cur Gal:ger- ~ each oth-r's 5g-oE.s,
| In moment. q. p-.ii ;he bloSi rlsues roaI tie
tre:.itlas - the heart. The Iifr.bIDod OF the d
! pI!iti@-O! n" bemOcra1y-Is now Concentrate. :.
the ccarc. nud IN IhG-o vital parts where nH.
! ceased 10 how. Here witnessed liz fret p..:
| 9Ss. l!.rg nust be its las; expiring throb or il.
/ animation nr, ren.. S'-i -.i.:h""a P-hn-sI"--.
the raityirg point, aui Pennsylvania SON b.. =;
! made the STANDARD bearer. He il p -is:es:!sr
Comprehensive yle"G, mat ED luI .nen! a..p.e,.
| perencr, nuL objectionable patriotism Itl.'
possible that he should hnrbOr any other design 80
the salvation and prosperity Of his country. a.
"rr'od oi HE and IN his craed r0s;tion, the c..
%; L!; heart :aI-t D9 t. a2t ~ In" pnTrrt q: tho
i", that as niIie may Da n.o...d ailoag The e..
actors o: mankind. Then lei l.. trus; linn; e: B..
guide 81 least, let rs hear his words, AID az.
| hi- acton before ~. JUDI" EiIG. ,
And We, the noble spjUt. u' The Sou'h, be no;
! patient i"' iIr rnN9.. a GHt"ans.. Fret, zee
csn.oi ;e G.c.fri with honor. Tie man o. 50
choice has not yet been tested. Adverse iuics:
I tfesamriuoariy co1if'cd hy parasites, -hout /,
| Involve tia !Uuyc.ut. j .ayu:::e. have been
9sae 90 and kingdoms, II does not follow .
I they can eTnbrui! the chefs o! our Democracy. .
| jealousy, envy an! hatred %! ANY OF ne pen
. friends Of Mr. Bnchc.gn. .L0uii not DC atrlbu'-!
81. buchanan himself. They may BE 80 ,uy,asge
mg,vi,,h,d, as even to escape his knowledge.
on him.
! II i. the mission of the SnGtI, with what rsmsi.
( Of the Democracy %! the Nor'h, 10 strengthen
hands of the Pr--idch: AID save t..e cCGr'ry. ~
her .!orious lenders will be eYua! 20 the task AM.
them those who, in per..ous moments, are cnpa
/ OF gazing with the clear eye OF the eagle throu.
/ the clouds OF the TEMPEST; and when others retire
di-may, with lion hearts they viii defend tie Den
cratic -tsGia.,! Ct the S..;GI:.
| When the passions oil the people nave .isen !,
certain pitch, single blow may be the sigma Tor q
union, bOOd-ll.d aud devastation. Let w psu-- :,
ga the y.rg" Ut Ia" prcriplc-, and reflect 70! ".
| purpose did pUla-k, and Mercer, and Warren !n.~
/ Let Us di-couu;ennuc. the ag'stors IN our mid.',
coud.mning them no, by prosecuting them! W.,
! }eecher, and Greeley, ana Garrison are suspeui
from the lamp posts NJ their doors, the evi! IL
! have become u rui,.uS ,mmsic1bnie.