Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-28

IT,, :. 40 place for any rtr parties in the sou'o'
~. cry Of the Wing" for q Union OF tue
s,.,o Pi,bs men for tue sake Of the Union, every
,oJv believes in it bat the disunoniss OF the sol'i'
and ,L. fanatics Of tho North. II has been Demo
,roti, doctrine from time almost immemoral. Our
neishbor had az we'll cu,ae over at once. we WIZ
make room for him in our rauka.
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ave NOMINATED JAMES BUCHANAN
The couspiraturs against the Adtnh's''" a..
face all their assaults with tho dee'a' h,u'J,
South elected Mr.. Buchanan, anu Wv" .axs
therefore, be true to her rights. -, H.,
one of them, "nominaed ana e'ee'eu .ss. ,,d
chanan. We shall expect him fa'thiu'S ''p''' ho
dsf.nd ,bs rights of the slave States AS h' o"e
:, ~, damn ousf, Know Nothing, or cohpp' "''''
h., .var proessed to doub, the loyalty OF Mr. Du'"
an to the south, it is absurd for the consp'ra.o'S
sbout what .they expect him to do. ""'" ,,
s.v mat "wE nominated Mr. Buchanan lney en-,
what is not the truth, for the nomination VI ''''
cbanan was a triumph of the National De'''"''''
North and South, over the intrigues plots anu
spiraces Of many of the men who are no" P''.'e
the overthrow Of his Administration. liza" '"' -,
and wishes of the conspirators feeh 'es" n.
the Convention at Cincinnati, the N"''''
rnocracy would have nominated sectional ea"o'
and the Black Republicans would have lt'un'p"'N
November last. The conspirators kno" Jul" We"
months before the Convention asseno'eu ''.' -, ,,
bsrure Mr.. Buchanan returned from Eng'a"o' 'e'
we're plottipg and conspiring to undermine hi' ~ e
sou,h They sought to blacken his fair lame ny "
roc, charges as we'll as by insinuatons ana covert a.
tacks. They were actively engaged n'gh' anu O
at their work of defamation and intrigue oe'o'e NC
returned from Europe. Had their success oeen
a. all commensurate to their industry, they wouio
have accomplished their wicked designs.
But, fortunately for the cause Of the South ana o.
the Union they were not, and the nomination o' 'u'
Buchanan was the work Of the moderate ana conser
vstive men of the free as well IS Ut the Save o'a'e'
In nearly all the Southern States the consplrator'
were routed by the National Democracy. NO"
however. thew seek to identify themselves with INT
great mass of the Southern people, and say 1--WE
nominated James Buchanan The Southern people
,n,s, GINNING Con.pirators, know that you had moth
inn n do with his nomination. They know that moth
inc hut the pressure of public sentiment made yor
vote for him, aud they thoroughly understand why you
are now endesvoring to debauch that public opinion
for tbs purpose of revepging yourself on MrBucanar
for b;s success. Aud the Southern people, Messrs
consnirstors. do not intend to be responsible fol
ANYTHING OF seditious and foolish character winch
you may say or do, against the Administration
They intend to publish, and proclaim from the
house. top, that when you pretend TO speak in the
name and by the authority Of the Southern peo
p,e, YOU are arran. impostors. They intend to pub
lsh warning to the country against trusting you at
they will not be responsible for anything you may
say or do You have deserted the faith OF your
fathers; you have sought wickedy, and with malice
sforethouphtt to break down the National Democracy
and to build Up sectional psrtes you have compassec
the dissolution Of the Union, and the people OF the
South repudate, disown and denounce you Us the
znrat anamies.