Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-14
THE s;cl;usSD ENQtiinl3nis.
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the Southern States ia c!ainorous tor q ne" "
lation" Of roi,ica, periias and il very frahA9 ,'"
foasos that tha ur.s, ;njs.on oil the new party WI"
tho r,,a- .d.,rr,;o, a.,, crushing out OF the sP's
hunting National Democracy. We Wv
nr;set th., .b lia,s is di-pleased WIN '"e P'e's"
sts,e of no,;,ca parties. Ii it was not is pH"oep!
.--.:.,,. =; aAyersi,y would eclipse tbat oi eo''
= ..1 p,,,. Blu, the Wig makes no prefer
..b.r pa,iepcs or philosophy ana, therefore,
80. n be relieved from the pains and priVatlohs IN
m the barren honor OF leading helpless pnii'
,;,s, minority every year to be slaughtered al Inc
pills. Our neghbor seeks hobby oil stronger hno'
and better bottom than those unfortunate harES
which il has left lounterng in the mire OF ae-at E"
often during the last four years lie stamps aoou' inc
,;.;c,I s.a,. Demanding more eagerly than ever did
King Richard, good strong charger OF approved
breed and not such spawned ponies as huo"'N
inyism Bolsisn and Distribution turned out 10 oe'-
He proposes with all the in'tep'dfy OF Don Qu'Ao'e
in his best DAYS, to charge the National Spois'Hunt
limo Democracy" mounted upon magnificent thug
which ia 70 bs called ~ new political party for tie
protection of the South" The programme is "a
splendid as the show-bill Of circus.
This i, not the frs. time that the Democracy have
been Threatened by just the Same sort OF hybrid
Tim. dodge in lS4S and 1854 was clever one, but
the most verdcn in the rural districts are TOO
c,,e for il now. We occasionally meet with al VI
fortunate vai, whose shattered constitution Gh.
runed digestion have bail ID the skll OF the regular
physicians aud desd tue resources, pills. po"uers'
plasters and prescriptions of the whole pharmacopea
,f medical remedies Ii not upfrequen;!y harpens
that the sufferer, rendered desperate aud utterly
reckless by the repeated failures Of sopa,hic scencc
and ,ssrnnt- seeks relief from chose vainous pre-.
variations the property 10 which is protected bya Pc
toni, and whose curative virtues are set lot oy hapG'
hills, aourshing advertisements, aimanats HId PAM
nb.,s filled with the certificates o: mythical patients
who hive baen cured OF imaginary diseases. When
,h miserable victim Of tia de.us!on thai quack me-
dciues arc nfallibie, begins his career OF i'Iy HHd
,dn.ss. b. is never conten;ed Until lie has tested
rhe virtues OF every variety OF nostrum known 10
the I'D yers;ns world. The p!anks OF hs enclosures
announce 10 him tbs; Everybody takes Ho5ensack
,,;I,a end he swallows box full. The quarrel OF
Cd and youag doctors Townshena escnes MS CO.
-;os;, and d. taxes the Sarssps.ila OF eacn OF Tie
,,,r.r.,;,s rivals. 10 SEQ which is more deserving
If epeouracemen, = nj tho unfortunate wre'oh
one
dre,b.s Pills" with BAKERS Bt:ers," Until his terri
fed and badgered spirit deser's iss Perseceu auo
shattered tenem emit OF clay
Since 1874 when the Whis party fell defending Us
old end obnoxious principles every species OF political
ouaokery has been .esor,ed to for the purpose OF
keeping i, alive When Henry Clay, with all OF his I'd,
tiopal popularity with the capital and whoeiotaence
of he mercantile woeid &c bsck him. was unable to save
his favo.i,e system OF domestic policy from snh!.a
tion it became eviden, that none o. tcs usna! mea-
sures for the relief OF distressed poce! party oou!c
save the Wing party o! Ibis country. From mat Gay
to this, il has been dragging out melancholy onc
,,s,ayons existence. Is mears OF potica! suosis.'
ence have been ss precarous as hose OF that mystic
rous class of well dressed Adventures WHO rise
morning withou. knowing .::sere they will stop at
night or get their food.
To proong political life which had ceabec t. &C use
full or beneficial 10 the Country. It hes advocated
every species Of Guackery and humoug ~:th
which the country % been all cted 1t has sought; by
every species ofdsguse 10 get The votes OF the people
without letting the people know ;aat they "ere
voting for the old Wing party 1t bas ueVcf, since
RI. crushing defeat of 1914, offered Eanly resis.
lance TO the Democracy. ]. has never, since the de-
feat OF Henry Clay, dared 10 ADVOCATE siugie one
of its ancient principles. 1t bas relied sSe lssues
aud upon cuuuipg attempts 10 foment and encourage
discomfort and dissensou in tbs ranks OF the Demo
cratic party True TO this system ct tor;uous and
ungeuerous policy, it is now seeking TO dvsdt Inc
Democratic party; aud its offers ct friendship and
aiisass with what it regards as the dls"liecied Por
finn are ~ i.cscherous as were its party proeS-
Sims in 1915 Wien :; billed into foolish and fatal
,lumber the Democratic party, %ud ipaugurated ono
of In. most proscriptve Admhiofst-o-is which Tie
country has ever known. As many Ut too NhlH
party are DESTROYS of making the Kansas question an
excuse for disbanding the existing parties, and build
ing up sectional parties, brief retrospect OF the
course OF this party cince lS4S may serve to show
that whenever the Wings tall about Outstanding the
old political parties" they have a. contemplation
some riupeadous political Trick, the object o. which
is the overthrow OF ,he National Democracy.
This cry for "a new organization OF parties was
heard at the close OF the wit Mexico, when tie
termination Of that war by Democratic AdmInlsfra'
tion and the interment Of the favOr!te measures OF
Wing policy, by the enactment OF the subtreaaury
law and the tariff of 1876, left the Wing party no
thing to hope for, from their old organization
A.csw organization of parties" was then advoca'
ted by tae Wing party, upon the ground that the
eorrupto,.s ar descriptive policy of the Democra-
cy rendered the election to the presidency of mill
tary general, innoceD; GnG ignorant of the schemes
and wiles of the political World Indispensable for the
prosperity ofthe country. To accomplish tbs patriotic
purpose, and more especially as their name had he
come by.word and a reproach the Wing party, pro.
fssaug the most enlarged and catholic regard for all
parties, suggested that psry names and party lines
should be ap,adoucd, and that all who opposed "pro
scriptiou for opinaCn cake and corrupt e1pendi.
ture Of he public mchey" should 're.organize the
political parties of the county, qnd vote for Geu.
eral Taylor who was held up to tia admiring
world IA the living embodiment Of all the vistIes
which the new political organization" demanded
and required for the puri6cston Of the government
There were nalt,ud-s o! political zresr horns and
donkeys in 1913, who implicitly believed that tiisre
WAS something good in III. new organization and wno
thought that a ,nan like Gen. Taylor would do all
that tho Wigs. in the Disguise OF mo party men,
promised for him.
The new orsanl arioL took tie country by
storu aud the people uusu spe<;:agly swallowed the
bait prepared for taen. Iae reputation OF Van
Buren, by the Democracy, and ,ae no party BOWL
resulted in tbs dsfea; OF tho Democracy. as eli
experienced ani sasacous politicians had predicted
the "new political organic atioI in few.weeks after
the uau uratiou Of Gen. Taylor, hrsv or lis mask
aud thousands of verdaut but well meaning Demo
Graf. found out, when it was TOO lste to repair toe
evil, thst they were the miserable dupeS OF 'hei'
political adve,sasiss. Ear from purifying the Ga
vernulen.," and aboi.h;r. prescription tor opinion
sake tho '.new organization" kept ei:tt su"io'nes
at WORK. QUE for the President anS Cue tor each MN"
Der OF the Cabiue;. Democratic b'0o1 eo~cd liz"
water and meu were prescribed fo' opin''. sax
whose fiest commissions had been signed By Wash.
inston aud Jefferson when rhoSs iiusr;ous fathers
of the Republic Sled ID. Presidential chair No;
ono PROMISE did tho "nsw political organisation