Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

- T.r,a,tiol any DELEGATE Who IS not willing and de-
f.rmlnel 10 support Che nominee o. the Convention, o.
made according 90 The usage. OF previous 1ONseu''u
ana upou the old platforms OF tae party. We have mo-
s-. sf liberation foe tie double game OF tails win,
l,Js YOU lose We have no use ior gentlemen who
m iato Conventions vh mental reservations ana speci-
n conditions. We don, want ANY such Pohne@nS no
,.- Convention OF In party. Those who thiuA the
f -rti. usrty g.. 80 trWOraileI as % nominate can
late bv sf0-t} Iss fot, mo Is unworthy the conn
J.ce and support OF the party had better quit the party
.-bout farther ceremony /. i- ishonoraoe m them TO
. longer associated With t. and the quicker they gel
= the better
ave- lone therefore. that when the Convention reas-
,,r.s resolution viii De adopted pledglng the dele
cafes 10 the support OF the nominee II made by Two
,l vote and luol .be Old platform OF the party Let
so-e Who can't stand this FIRE keep out OF the Conyeu-
taa They have got no business IN &c. Geuuemeu have
. srlsct rich. 10 insist upon their particular platforms
r candidates but when they a to get them they have
u1 right to kick up fuss, retire no disgust ana seek 70
break up the party. Such conduct defeats The ONLY 90
i.t of Conventions which is, 20 harmonic cOnnicuns
,r. and pr,iudces by ascertauiug the Will OF ma
i5-.y Democratic National Conventions 80 beyond ths
ifs rule all demand the concurrence OF ''at'.nf'
vote which J., 4u ample safeguard TO miuouties and 20
sections
ls be seen, 10 The first place, that the Rp''..ed'
81 .opp5ssd TO admitting into the Baltimore Convention
Am, delegate who is not siHy and dsisr1a'sat 10 sup
7,, tbe nominees Of the Convention if made according
m the usages of previous Conventions and upon the old
rt,,orm OF the party This 20 say the least OF It, Is
entirely new ground for any progressive Democrt to oc-
,,py The doctrine here iucucated that the o.d plat
forms of the party are not 90 De medtled wJh-that no
change in tbsm,eyen TO the crossing OF OF the doitng
ofsn should be tolerated. no matter aoT radically ci'
r1 the circumstances and conditions OF parties and the
country ia lSoJ from what they were four, eghttwe.ye,
sixteen. twenty. or thrty wears ago. We repeat that
sf +. strange end novel doctrine TO come from pro-
....s Democrat-lrom leading member OF party,
I'D ..a .,ecia boast 70 r Aiaars 90 NEE, boldly and dea.
f..r. by the living ISSUES OF thc i'y-trom member
,.,r,rt. whose cry now IS tblt the slavery question
r... ..a,sroa llr ueu 90 consider aud aC. apoa ia
.. -omiae canvas, Aud see the Progressive. Fra-''s
..- Democratic editor OF the Epi'eU' insists upon
.. adoption of au cold platform. which, in regard to
f vital issue OF slavery iu the Territories be S's Is
construed Inherently by che Northern ana southern wings
o,tsu,rty. He trar chat the Douglas Interpretation
.4t old CINCINNATI PLATFORM st practically carried
or. would a enec,uai.y initiate against the rights and
interest, OF hs south u ,ie Territories as the Wilmot
po,-o. aud yet torng This, be is for eSeoumunic'-
... from the Democratic church. and glrrouus every
member Of his party Who al no. pledge himself u st-
,. to- support sa candidates chat NAV be nominated
. Baltimore ON Che cluiyoea, deceptive, dlub,e-lced
...I tit-t.u' adopted 40 Cincinnati Nov, DO te h.
....... Trat absolutely t... l.l- both >'a,hsrl aud
....I construction are pre-. .p1l .as old platoon"
t. .5.,a rsrt,. there voaJ certainly us ample excuse
t... insisting .pou tie re,1ou'ou of t.at "o'f pt
t. l..r u,oifs,tior or explanation. Butvbsair
..i &. does -r .....,.H. know. and ss VAS tpm1a.
...rf AZ Charleston chat tde Northern Democracy so.-
ff.rtrtt o5fl platform" Joes clearly and distinctly
-..s and sanction t.. o. Iial, .lI dangerous Free
-. , . s...t,.r g5r..-.-r... and tdst J..t South.
n...-.., ..-.- .... r. .l.. a..5.... eraaaJ ss
.. ...-..--- r-. .-...l a. ...u..t.a,es upon
.i..... af.- .s .5.l platform without
...r..r.. .. ....l........ 30 ID. J..t.r,..rr
49,. -..t,. ana interests of t.. ..sta for tIs
....,.-- ,...,,t E.,-..... l1oa.. DAD. South
..... rf.. .r.r., of. ta, Northern Ueuo,-
....r-, rs .l.l. ft.. latter being supporters Of
r... rs...I e..,.l.. SOVEREIGNTY aho,ule .5eish-
0 .....-, 81. -s'.,-l FL, sl.srr. u the T,rr.toriss
,s..,tf. p.,..t.., f., ,silal, To- put the South at
......, man who'll l,..t eoas,rle the "old plat
.. ,..,. -f-...r .1.e fatal To- the South than
,--....-.....t And t., rh. Southern Dem
.,...... cha. l...ll..,. ipcIldei are he
.........,f.. .,'.....,-s of the ri,bt. and
-,eT, ...,..-l. .r .t. c,.,b "a, he
,-,-,..-., ... l,.,sr b., s-.. 81 I,I,
-.......-,..s ,.r,y D..
go 't.. =. ,...,.,,, -, hand over
,..,-.......s.i b.. s,,.... ;rt, t,.. t.sr..g Of
. s,..-s;,..., ,5,5,,.e. and bo,,ils legislation
.l.
"-r ""1' NC -. ~.
strange ''' ll'-.'0' -. - -. - .-.'l
every '-'" "'o y.,l
-. ,r,, s,,r r. doctrine f..
- ..l I.,,.-,rs b,. sr,,i.h and de-
1919, s.s-.s .GsBtleses1 have a perfect
,ts 5l. ..to ias.. upoa their particr,-
r..,,f,r.s and candidates. but When they tail 70 get
.., have mo- right TO kick u9 a fuss. retire in dis
.4 ...l to b-sst uo the party" According to
49,. 81 +,s p,. tf.,,4 tb. southern delegates to
49,. 80, s.. , sad minority As they are. are
t..--.3 l,-o- t, sIb1,ft 10 snv platform.
Inc rights of the south and TO
...-.;3... mo r,,ttsrbos di,.as.efll and oJ-
.,..,,,,.,,, men which the Northern delegates,
...t .l,.,,g majority of tsat body. as they
t-.l-.,. r..- .toos, 20 ,at forth, should tue
,...,.. .t.,.. fl.s p.psbi,sn platform.
5.5o1t LINCOLN as their candidate the Southern mi
lorly according 20 the Efpa'..e''" e1tlii''' WOMB
ige ".a right to sick up a i''s retire IN gus anu
s.es To- break up the lDemoerAUc| party we asa inc
people OF the South in all caudor and sincerity can 'ney
e Io-se such doctrine as h''i We ASK 'le D''''.
cats OF the Sout--oe especially ask the Democrats OF
V-,.uia--are .oa prepared TO 60 into the Baltimore
Convention Jlslg.g soass'.s, %. aiacr TO submit to