Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

his line of operations that being broken, ihe rnsenls
OF ils army would soon be captured or destroyed
with view, then of preserving the Wing ascendency o
the State (Which w never be overcome as long as the H.
re Dcmmcracy fishes fr fncIious leaders instead ni the
lih! sulc> in the rarks) the Hon. john T. Spencer as
lar back as last winter series Of skeleton Resolutions
which ii was his intention have adopted by the III. r
SSa'lrc caucus in This remarkable city Mr. Spencer
was larschtcd He wanted 10 neal the breach early
but IhuI~ Weed thought the Ind not yet come, anc
that Gen Scott would be- able keep the field Till alter The
fall ELECTIONS. The rejected; but the canal en-
rgrn"n the pntical power connected with IT, and above
ALL nc distribution y nine millions Of money rendered the
union ot the slsergreys and woy matter "i great
suctnde Ia Governor Seward who this emergency tell
willing (and was advised by Wee) make very I'M
meaning concessions very substantial benefits
tu himself and his sinking cause.
In accordance with these vews il thought best TO
trcat Tie svrrgreys equals, far office concern
cd bit 0 allow the wour HEADS, who pretend be lh
est in NUMBERS The largest liberty Of conscience and OF
clDcs. Ii agreed divide sposths eight great
ilccs Of State ind The nine millions Of money-equuly be-
tween The two fctiuns; that is put four sverareys and
four wnuly yheads in nomination. with the further understand
ng that the present State officers should step back make
room for candidates 'res from the people" 1t union
for the sake OF the spolsthe difficulty being The esIah.
shncnt Of platform tor the legislative
tee u SIN composed m three wooy heads and three silver
greys acted cdanrs between The two aciins and af
three days correspondence conlind sometimes ill
o'clock in the morning. (and in which much dpumncv and
no sincerity was displayed either sdr they last agreed
IN the division of the spos and the platform originally laid
down by Mr.. Spencrso utilatcd and deormc however
that The dsconsUle father longer recognize his
baniling.
Mr.. Seward and Mr.. Weed. avoid suspicion had the
prudence be absent from Albanyte former rogue
rrrnnd ito defend the Michigan cUnspratus Delrot) the
latter on Montreal in Canada To keep up The oke
The uilo Express (ntra Scward) has been en,inrd IN
talk of the surrender The of the Sewardites while
hr New York Mirror brandShes its Tin sword in the air
fighting lis hook Tor Fillmore and Webster. few
The JOna fde Fmurte fearing that they done brown
they will secede ngnn, "t the slightest sign of
cheating perccptb- the part a" the woles and that
they will have gIcat The Huh Of September NEXT
But the wuulcs will be caught in nelaous
CHEATING NIL the Silverguy5 shall have lost the power
If Furnishing them. The whole transaction is much
iraught tupitrdc and the Union for either
party tun States evidence against the other
iogu state that also agreed nor 10 mention the
presidency in the Convention about 10 held in September
The Slrer-grays consider tins great c"ncesslpn
Mr. Fillmore, while Thurlow Weed very properly thinks
that Sctt betting high enough in Pennsylvania and that
there is . occasion prcscnt double The stakes.
Mr. Daniel Ulman. OF the city of New forK-thc mos'
considerable man among the grays and well known rs the
confidential friend vi Mr.. Cy-~il be urged by The oIdnc
wi.igs candidate for The Attorney Genealshp Of the
STATE; but lie is too good compromise 20 bc put In
murninstpn by t.- coalition The Clay, Webster, and Fill.
ln who for the last Twelve lnons have expressed
their preference for the Union sectional partisan sue
cess already marked they will be despatched soon as
their services can be dispensed with. VAN TROMp.