Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31
THE ADMINISTRATIONS, GOV. WALKER,
KANSAS &c

GsutlemeD:-The Democracy al inc fledT2onl eec'
zion of Virginia, we'll the whole State, owe you
many thanks for the course you have pursued IN re
gard to the Administrations, Gov. walker, Kansas
&c.
The moving Masses the true men in this region, are
with you aud we only wish you could near all that
i, said in justification OF your course III pu6lie az
semblies. OH our court greens aud elsewhere Ger
tain gentlemen in Virginia and the Soutb, nave en-
deayored 70 make a cudgel of this Walker and Kan.
sss affair, with which they hope to knock out the
brans of Mr. Buchanan and his Administrators out
let me say 10 them, Take care gentlemen. you Will
kill yourselves with your own bludge"n. lou were
opposed to Mr.. Buchanan 8 nomination ut Cincinnati,
and had your favOrsts been nominated, defeat Enuid
have been, fear, inevitable. Fremont would have
been elected, and dsuEon wc Ill us ho'rors ioho"
ed in the train"
know no Secession or Ani.Secession psr.y. but
know the Democracy OF Virginia for twenty tive
wears. We bave fought in their ranks IA private,
and have led them also into battle and TO victory
The masses of our party understand the principles oil
the Kansas Nebraska bill, and know the position rs
.umed BY the Democracy III the mighty strugge oil
1856; and whenever Mr.. Buchanan. Gov. Walker or
the Administration shall break ground upon the prin
cip-s OF the Democratic party aud the platform, he
adopted et Cincinnati, with the inaugural of Mr. Brc
hanas tisu it will be time enough TO sssal Governor
Walker and Tie Administration aud the National De-
mocracy.
These constitutional y0wlers and fautfudera had
better 90 over 10 the epety u once, and take ground
boldly against the Democracy, al toto. Show your
hands, gentlemen If you intend TO rule or rum, Inc
sooner display the true emblem OF your organI'
cation the better.
As Srcessioniot. a. an humble member Ct tho
great State rights Democracy at Virginia. who be.
lievs in the right "peaceably il we cam forcibly
We muat" let Inc ray that the true state rights men
Of the South are not ready IT, follow tue lead and
dctutn of few honest but misguided and restlve
spirits.
Walker has talked too much, in his over anxiety To
settle the Kansas difficulty, but in what particular has
he departed from the principles which were inauEu-
rated by the compromise feature OF non Intervention
embodied in the Compromise of 1871, Is enumerated
by the Kansas bill OF 1854 riumphHntiy sustained ny
the Democracy OF the Union in 1856 and confirmed
by the highest tribunal known to this country 1.-THE
Supreme Court in 1897
I'VE have party, thank God in the Nortn to lie
cared for. We have Uuion which We think is yet
worth preserving. These Northern scs 81 Demoo-
racy gave us, by their votes, Texas Ihey aided ue
to repeal the odous Missouri restriction; they helped
tbe State rights Democracy OF The South 10 elect mr.,
Buchanan and save the Union. They have enabled
us to impress upon the statute.bOok of our glorious
country policy which has silenced all opposition,
and which is destined If We remain united, with the
Constitution as beacon light 20 guide uo 20 carry
us upward and onward 10 glory, to grandeur and re-
nown. .
What is to la made by this wax upon MIR. Buc.
hanan and hs Administration, in advance OF sny tra!
of bic policy II you strike down Democratic A.
ninistration who is it you are building up! Not
party but the disunionsts and abolitlonlsts OF the
North, alias the Black Republican party Keep cool
gentlemen; my sympahies have always been with
the chvalrous advocates Of Southern rights, but am
not prepared as yet to bolt aud lend aid aud comfort
To the enemy by assailing the greGt National Demo
cratic party because Walker has sad few things be
had better have kept to himself Keep cool, repeat,
for Jus, rs sure az you continue to cudge the heads OF
National Democrats over tee shoulders OF Walker,
Mr.. Buchanan, Kansas, &c, you will beat your own
brains out We do not want to lo'e you from the
great Democratic Church, bu, if you are determined
to set yourselves up as fault finders or organize "a
band OF Constitutional grumblers, in the name OF the
Democracy, 70 over, we say, to the enemy at once
There is much for yOu to do; there II the dried
ghost of Sam TO gslvanze into life, 10 be filled up
with bone and muscle end life. There is the detuuct
remains of Whiggery too reaG" to form IN lncesuOus
union; you will have enough 10 40 in all conscience
again repeat better go to the raux5 OF the en-
envy at once; you cant rule, shall you ruin the
great National Democratic party of the country, she
has had her enemies within and without, have seen
her survive many charge che has Ind her dark
Clouds but she iss again had her sunshinsi she has
had her tornadoes but again che has had her zephys
and the flag ship Of Democracy will continue, inspe
of you to sail on As beautifully end brightly ever
amid the dealeuing cheers and welcome shouts OF the
great Democratic hosts, with her banner streaming
from her topmost sail, bearing befora the world. ind
10 high MS the Heaven, the ever glorious motto OF State
rights strict construction OF the Constitution, the
rights and equality Of the States and the American
JInion forever MADISON.