Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-18
To the Editors of the Enquirer.

NASHSGToS. JULY IL, lSol
Gen Scott Is fairly committed by and especial
friends the Free soers. Two Of the largest States IN the
Union through soil Conventions, have formally nulna-
led him VIZ: Pennsy Ohio Every day.
ton the conviction that the issue IL made mp
between parties ami the old meIes and bounds and Lines VIII
be as reguusy adhered to In the approaching canvass as
The natural affinity between the Northern wings
us party and free sulers discovers itself daily ~ even
the super fetal observer determination is the watch word
among the Wings and socrs, AMI ndeed as party,
either claims respect the cundUr and sincerity exhibited
The Democracy Of the country have plain Course before
the discardng all uaists from their midst whether Of
the abolition or school, (spurning such aid e
prusy on the body politely let them unite in convention
Union and the tae is won as soon as fought
Chnrleson 5. C can unquesllonably furnish more gas
than any other city in the Union Deeply enlisted as are all
nv sympathies in Of the South md proud as
would be render her. in her hour Of peril whatever OF fee
BILE aid coud yet cannot resist the feene AKIN 10 oah
ing for men who existing circumstances give express
sun lratoEous In themselves and uohoren 10
every noble and patriotic Impulse
Existing do warrant Tho Southern States, much
less the isolated of South Carolina, in Withdrawing in
such hot from the Union; and -becomes that State
;nfnph her mad cap puliciins illuminate analhemas
Southern and statesmen who with commenda-
prudence advised different course Of action pr-
gnia North Carolina Georgia. TIE whole South, indeed re-
uudule Indignantly the unsrnus sentiments embodied IN
Of the given al the recent celebration vi the An
nyrrsary of the battle of Fort Muutre South Carolina
neeGs another "Crowe arise in her m,dst and scourge
the traitors, that they may give room 10 honest men,
Although the finding Of the court has not been authoritative
y published, yet it il understood that Gen Ialcott VIII he
cashiered-he having been found gully all the counts
the and yellow leaf.
deep game ueng played for the Presidential stake and
the Wing party may cungralu itself upon The number VI
its candidates for this high office Mr. Seward, however,,
the chic wircpuler Of Scott Can possessing the
liar cunning necessary. wW succeed fong his Proege
Gen. Scott, upon the party It's suppor-his game is
understood we'll, 10 Washington. To render the dose more
palalabc Mr. Crtenden is be put ticket Vice
President e having already 10 Kentucky assist in
arranging with MIR. Curwin VINO s in Ohio necessary
prclminaries In connection with this matter Mr. w, bStr
10 calmly waiting for the President his hans
solved ii Mr. Fillmore lends his and influence
to The bargain abandon the Administrations indeed is
already runored tina, Mr. Webster has condonaIy tender
ed his designations nj all events he leaves early day for
Europe ostensiby recruit his health but evidently with
the o corertng his abandonment Of the
Mr. Clay is the last man with whom Mr. Crtendrn will
advise during his present visit Kentucky Old Harry
forges OF duplicity the purt of friend profess
ed the campaign AS is yet fresh in his remembrance
Set il down fixed fact that neither MIR. Clay Mr.
Webster will sanction the nomination naturey plan
ned by W. H. Seward and his highcr.law associates.
All the Democratic papers which reach this city
arc filled appeals The national Democracy urging
claims of Judge Dougls 10 their hearty united sup
port There others whose claims perhaps equally
strong and as Democratic is principal hom
nes we must be with the choice Convcn-
liun whoever the nominee may be. EPSILON.
P S. The "BAmurs Sum of this morning states under
its Geographic head that Gen. Tacot has acqued
feel authorized 10 deny this statement and again
he hus been and the sentence has been approved
by the President.