Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
n''" Tor Henry s. Wise.
pom We N'''.sh So democrat, Pres.
Gov. Wi>r'> N..,,

~ 49, :. a., r"5I. ~ w. 49,, :, alag %, ri. yea, .a...
=. Nis. : rHE man FOR the "u,I .cry % n.-t NAT h.Iry
..oG'r and :Or The Democratic p4r:y a''m ~ re
Misc should ~ the nyNt rr'>ld'r' OF :heuu,.HT' n..LH y
/ T. J.. ;Tr". thrr" Va. a tine, >IIr' Vi "
. ,ioysru,r 81 Virginia. vixen ~ offered sHf - Sts'i
-'rart questions ~" re'"- 'U ~ "pi@!aHs .a IL
question: yet. ~ time. ike these. matter, a: ,", ',''r
importance 'hr'rk 'u'pit uini'',' insignia. Aaet. ,l.nI,l
III. Official c,r.r:y W. hatnlL!a ,msu 20 macy ,..ns a..
u gry.'uc,>. 80 much iuUu'--, abi -rrh Z r,nr,. ~
It'll higher iEi aoT' responsible" position, aud m0Tr =.
ria'ly, when tia; greatness, Has H.mUrss and ta,. fin.
roosevelt by .n few ShJ aspire - tha honor. ~ the +
,!rnry ~ rlis great. y-t disturbed nation. COS. VIZ
not be- the mot aVajItAl" man ~" South gould put fora
b. mas not bee '" strong -. '"E." other, hrc4E,. ..
part he has acted IN IL" lat" Invasion upon NIr.'u!,. 81
O.. true 20 ;hC South: he !. = hos'. of himself: he . -
urry', = MAN "f ]iudgm"g' aud -"und di.err'ion. q u,.
viii. ana come. nearer. thIU al! man 81 whom! We b..
ANY knowledge, - the p"reonihc,t'"n Of Andrew lar,,
a ,rr0nt edition If wh"I 'Hr country mus, h,y- Of
head ~ al,,irs.
we have r''rtur! from Expressing 4, preference for.
man fpr the Proficiency. h-r-iorap, br.nr .iiWn,
Hos are. TO submit nur preferences TO the superior ~
" :hr Charleston Convention, yet. in advance OF a a..
na'!un. wh'!~ there T.. n"ihirg t. lose or gain By .p~r..
uTE pri.,:" srrtlme.i-. aud In yi'w u the d,trnu,n.. ,
di:nri"i manner Hi:h which Gov. Wise hs, met the t...
Of hi' position. Ia passing through all the stage. OF /, .o.t
INVASION Il a Southern STATE, from the arilrk mad. br ID
foe 10 the hsngins u IT," 'elon Who led 'l,: Ai'acs, 49,
i-rl lhal. not only doe, Virginia owe hi. : deb, Of -.
tu'e forh- raai.nr,s, Tut ihr ~Eoic south !Haryl.".
Twice. iu The space VI four year., Henry Y W..
breasted H. s;"ria u abolition G,na'!rf.u. aUt 81, o"rs. ,
h. brc. ,Ur'rs-!-.- first, when cAuys--iu. t- Sf,,.
yir.inia for the ,!cr which hr uoa - adj, MI. lr L..
rnraI,a, 81. oirrcr.,.l1ic c"sric' In smother .., $40
dangerous frrm. 1'f. tie motto ~, American. r
rul" ,~myr!,,," a. s"ward, aui Hal, sEd GiIlrs,. +,
Weed. and smith. aLi Horace Greedy were -. L,,.
:ha, connic. he tslL rhei. ,huu.h Al! tie poser. q
Northern :; .ic, , re srrty'i against lin. H., o.
conflict ha.yu't passed, aud 80 familiar srr u4r rg,f-.s
its history, 3" n''i HIly ahui" e" u. II Ia, .sr
first. !. wH..Gt '"r-rIuc.'b!" conflict hat Ia u, rlr.. o.
tng form. rr-or. "a iprrr and arm, H. Imrr,7,l..,,
Nir-niau- : Im' rii'F" %: government stores. set -.
ci,iH. " -I7,r-t svi i .suu,t tiI"ir meier, ,rI So.
aud Hale. Sad a. iilEy., sui Weed. aaI SH.gl s.4 a.,
wcf- ;h'lr tad'rs L. 80 COS. NJ a,: tie aiIri fa-.
81 the 'Irrt >.I'lc rpntici' on ',,;4.p. And an, H..
t." aight; y i'h' .. u'rtthe traitor 20 'hr baig-islI. a..
welcomed. em to tie rave, o. irlos.
IN -cl.ctic 4 c~rndialt" for ~ lr...t~tcy, w. AM, 81.
compromise. fer ih- ~" u av'Il-hU'ys gu' ~ N..At
So" he crisis fairy and .tItrely met. u l..y b. s.g.t
by IN. friend, o: Mr. hopSl : ,ha' No. is -r5r srall-l..
than Gog. ri>", and lerh'g' Z" ~ might carry The >-..r
Of N.w York, or prnn,yNaul,. And thereby Irir.i -
hiack Republicans under Seward. Al nat .Jt .tt.,
would have done ton ysars aro. hut tn South Erei, bert.
a,.ursnc., nov 'han compromises, Tor u" sac q ~.
ability, viii guarantee. Mr. Douglas insight be, ..-r..
grant hat l. Wouii be. sEt the union u stat, ryrtIae.r.
"Ni.' Tor another four year, what them Nh,i ~. %
sor;h h.vs uttered in t'ai time. Hos many Insurr''
AMI iuvl.iun- viii have '~rtr.pir-h hrlpr. tie cNpr.'l...
Mr. Douglas term 90 o'Ic-s How many live. VII. a
been lost hu" much property Will have been eont, 81
aud how much inauc"UthI"od will haN" GtrU shelf
Men NAV ialh " ren".'. NAV pfrt'h ny the cos'lr.
union fur ~" .,s- % thr union, bWi, * Tor Nv, We "a..
union 'hr' offers no protection if"fa inva.io" NJ
right; secures M INDIGNANTLY for The STouss, nor Irrr,
ans fUtur" r"irs.- f"r ne iniGric, oi the south. 1! t
be- madness, yea, l. would b. srtl."nihIe ~ their r'.'r.
d-lu ir IA. hou.-', quiet aud Tcar.-!uy!uS citizen ~ o.
South, With the hope Il ~allAying Northern :aua'i. -.
means ~ compromises. 81, of securing yU.iiSc by Ans Oh
mean. than ure,rwtin: a bold, uri,ci and determine g.
IN ~" next Presidential! canvas.
Tie issue h- already been made. Mhai =. a 81
speak L To- sadness. yet duty i.tnHaI. u, t. be haa,
issue i. nothing NOR" nor L., than lie abolition u .a,.r
'p-nc-fpiy ifp"s.blr, hu' through 1]luoI,Lri i'i' uH4r...
That T., The !..uc. a. Itii down rs S.SlILllmssl;. saH q
without a doubt, b" the Black Republican Candidate :afH
Presidency. How shall W. meet th., issue By-.F.,-
~ pITicyins ana compromises. Never We l,y,
pr0Gli-ri too long, already. w have yirli-l aaa ..'.
W. have become Be iaaghingslocs Of our surmie' a1ta,
r:dicul, % civilized nations. NJ, We ml-t not rouyr.a-
We must not b." deceived With false hopes, gITUs led a,rry
Ly that most rIinou. Of 81! policies. supporting , a..l-
cause OF III supposed availability, bat w. mg.t CONF -
.Vrarr ~ ~ the work, aud With the r.i.. Of il,ay s
Wise engraved upon our Gag, ray To III. I,i4rbrl. of ..r
peIcr Here i oar gltiTatuI 1hi- j. o4r NAL. t-ta.-
And the south vii! remain ia N. Iulon E.e.f s.@ari. 49,
We dissolve our connection with states tlst !nNsir a.s To-
r'"r.-, destroy our property and threaten "ur li'"'
TERM, less bold than th"," = II not meet thr t,Iar.,
the crisis. The !s-ue has bern made, aud ~ rp'' a,r., Il,
and Ect: It upon a." same term, upon which u ~ ZEE.
made. lii an 'irrrpres.ible conflict, sni Wm. H. >sEaEt
4. H., leader. and Virginia seems 80 have raised ~ ,,sg0r'
Washington In the per,or 81 I!cGry \. Vie t. a-y .1''
cDufiicl oi I!,IUIon AMI treason.
When he American colonies were opposed rs ~ 90"
.h.r county. ami when ;hcy could no longer subj Z totA.
burdens and inGirnitic. imposed upon them; when 'h".r..
,a'ri aRr injured citizens r"bcl!ri against an oPpr,''f
sny.rnmrn: and took up arms. in the c.u-, Of liberty. -
glr!a put forward a Washington 20 head them IN that go.
aus -tTuy.l~ Iu!"r hME America obtained her frs' .m2
lie y.nqui>heI h"F 'oe., hc drove the oppressor. o.
land.
But oppression ha. come again. Thai monster TO- -Hn-
1gT great Washington iiOvs from III" band. has again &C.
turned. ,uh IL . more dreaded U.ru. hsiin are oar O."
rem, Oppressed; again are our rights invaded and cur rr
perry couf.ra,r,i. again are W. called upon 10 s.,,li d..
inJl."utbI" r.hl', and to maintain them hy force % ,H.
!; /, mus. br-aut Who more suit Iul, than uGro. E'r-lH.,
SOM. than l:-ury \. Wise. - become he second W-i..
'oa. WHO better suited 10 the task ~ rg.tIrg tie .n..
moral lnh poirlca! BATH" between ID. "ppr.s.7'. % '
North Iui the injured ~ IN" south. 'han :htt I,n sN.N.-
breasted ih~ greatest sectional aud fsuStcai storm .h,i',
ever invaded GUy hand:
Providence, Il ,-r..s % u, ha, marked him ol, larH
conflict, and, - matters now stand, We regard lIr1s ,
y 'sc a. 81" nt".t man In IN, nation 90 n. Tie GrE: Pc
Dent .. iLc United States.