Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

s port ilr Wise lie OR. c. prepared Ga the
.,n,Ie, if il wrrc SIR Wisc-and il Mr. w. be noni-
" Is he cund. Bu he should vote and speak cheerful
" nr Col Johnson ard Col Samnels He could not here
Sustain a W., because lie could not his people
VIII, would Kiss the rod that had led 10 the defeat ni the
Eat. hr. Wise lie was convinced was an honest Eian-
hut the Fast con not deity the instrument OF their defeat
Supose g. W. Summers had pursued the course IIr.
~ had done, cugd the West have supported him Mr.
Wise was, be admitted true the slavery question: man
If Splendid acnts and Immense power before tie people
but now liz would tot do candidate. Mr. c. referred 10
NJ pryof> having iansed poison into the public mind
tr s.ch would be exceedingly difficult To ind an ant!-
,!n;c
and one basis that availability. John g. Floyd carried
his whole sccon but Joseph Johnson did cary hs part
Of he STATE, he is there fore the strongest The de-
Ic les of thai have said there Is stronger man and
that is Mr. WISE for whose course he had held the most de-
cd rrluamancc although be was free 10 confess that since
r heard that Mt " had been consistent white basis man
Tor twenty years, his opinion in some respects mad been
changed But c. T. Sanucls vas he james H. Polk ior Tie
iayand the standlri-bcarer from the Tenth Legion
vita Jeie!so:an and Masonian principles on our banner,
would triumph mos; surcfy He II Democrat OF n
Democrat and you nN give Us H. A. VICE Tie Spartan
Band 81 Alexandria will stand up TO his support however
reluctant hgy may be AT fist. For the nominee whoever
lie BE- nc should die in The Ichbut he believed that any
nominee w5ui be victorious, and that g. '" Summers this
to.-'nah would not sc allowed ~ carry tie iias o con-
soI!aon Virginia.
DR.. i. VI. Sriyth OF Wyhe belonged 10 the Young De-
nocrncy and wished usurp the privileges OF the old
members The spirit of The age demanded public speaking
and the Wings would nominate c. w. Summers, mainly
aiii, that view Blu, have, ard shou! nominate The
maa who would with his e0Qucncc sweep the State, and
MAKE G.. W. Summers iemble in hi, prcscnce-that man
was H. L. Wise. The Democracy Of Little 1enncssac'
any other He deeply regretted that the Con-
had passed b. the powerful claims Of the uobl,
Of Little Tennessee, John 3. Floyd-but he will
in. cast his for H. ~ Wise. He reIoccd 10 see the
Virginia cordially cingng 10 the State of Viz
.ina Whether the Ohio, the flood n the Missouri,
the sons Virginia would, unlike the Hebrews of old n.
The s"nIs Of Old Virginia. and he thought he c1u. row hear
Gary blck 10 Old Iireinny" We mist have spclE
,Ir,,,- Inn
snort would shake the Eagle in his mountain erie We
shou! not lei &. W. Summers loose, riot with The
new voters, without an equal opponent 10 meet MN
Mr.. Claiborne OF Franklin had come here the friend o:
Mr. WISE .:h, h believed would nc The most powerful 80"
Democracy before the people This morning, how
ever the Tenth L. .un and lie North west 5ary!ng
fire :at l Mise ana lie cli bound 10 .u Cob johnson,
whom he they were most anxious 10 support Eut
should Mr. Wise be nominated his district would roll up
si,Ie1a,d majority for him.
Nj Frcnc. ii Elizabeth City mere support anota-
er Gi,tin.usIcd gentleman, Gov. Foyd-but he Eve!
his country and 10 cast his vote Tor Henry A. Wise lie
satisfied that his district would cordially support Ar
Wis., He thought II paying but little compliment 10 VIZ.
Wise 10 say that tic Eastern Democracy would not su1lh
him.
NJ: Tazewe! Taylor Of Norfolk City had been on- and
condenlially acquainted with Mr. Wise and lie could not s
quietly and near Tie gentlemen from the West pay nnb" III
hnicS 10 Mr. Wise wiiioat declaring hat II Mr. )" be Inc
Nominee would the cordial support 81 the Eastern
Democracy and OF Wings too Mr.. Mise desired 10 be II"
for this nomination. in scramble hec--iiId
therefore, ycSfet he OR I had discouraged h. n'Fnt
'Ion and I'D voted or Cob Johnson mos: cordially Bat
sinc ir ~ had thus hf1ush, forward hc should
those counties where G!sract:on woad exist as.:nsi Inn
nd wnad produce enthusiasm IN ms iaF"r H. a. Wise
oG. be t:c :os! popular ma Ia hi section o! The Ste"
AID would tie t1tc water district His nominate"
ara rom his prr.pn, :r.c: from his section ri the
>l.ybIt from the We.- ini therefore, ne lc!t IL rr'fy
S.v :lst:;igd III .ayiag Ia ms support.
Nh EosLcn 81 Williamsburg -a! that, comm. from Nlr
y ID. net IL. L. testify 10 The r::i;-
ss, nn1,t that ti. district would give to NJ. WiSc-
,,pfi, with he f,i
received from :n nilra;Ior desire ar ~
70 1t n"m!nated ~ This C"asen"n Bat, nos,
Ci.S .d bee hIuIh' forward, anal he mast s";-
.,cr or h. .icd here. he (N: m personal interes;
II tn matter. Coming from onc "i In: strongest s!a'c.'i-
ny districts ii N. State Nh Wise would n ic Standard
.r. s"erp :ha district Hni leave not crease spot "i
VI l. r. Watkins s,;i Representatives o. the De-
.ocrcy II cmri'" he icLt bound 10 deca!" ina" h"wsye:
ai"u his abilities, Mr. Wis: could -" carry IL" 'ot" Il
i" Democracy al a"G,Ion. Tn" Fast had SSH that
hry .snuIt .c,,sc in the action NJ hr E"t':m C"nv
on ;!a had called upon the West o.. ttair
,%n IL" Ia! heard :rca; deal -! giants Tia"
rrc the aan, Gyi!t.i and IIun;y Gay. who had b
,vor:hr1wn''~ y" hear .: gaGt Summers rte 'l' W.
rj con;i IL -itna. lie ""ct 10: "a ni,:' >'12'i
ram "a; III. u '.2sn@ Gr,cn T. nGcl. ant T1t
nr Sir N.,c until is Democracy has bccoi"e ht'!e sct.
toned We Il oi judgment. lie h1r'toi Nr.
- Ji!;iii.t cut> bat he wild an. imguSvc .le
!Dp.i that NJ. VS.. would moi b. force! nfon tna parry
H. Harrison al Prime" william, 10 l.-"c" ie q mi
.rr4 Nj watkins lis couu': waS t!cc, 5G! he coHL
,p pledge hi county %: III. Ni:e lie would TAX; any
nan liz West woo: give hG; Nj Vase, VIII" oh
irxirus 10 liz pGIpr. He souhi 10" ;orccF!ny Tor "h!
~. Johnson
Sir loun. OF ierrico felt pride In! spectacle 3ts-cn
I'd IN rh- rosy. sud whn- tttn,a would do crs,! Ia any
,ar,r lie ti-ssni hear these predictions ,:!tar"
would leave tnIt Ia c Wings lie hI! come here, wall!
personal feelings towards the distinguished Governor .: c
>ga"hut reaching u:: h" satisfied that no GA i't
cci,v n" position command the Whole vv. al the par
Y-sIch a h. ~" IN Green b. anhc- who, ahon''
spoken 10! The office, had received 9DU VOTES a. lie
ballot. Nc word h.a been said against hlf San'i.
Is Now wicn Sc STE objections raised against al w ON
n t.enlaa uuGh, nominal" Il. T.. SamH"| who
you'll unite the whole Democracy liz was sa'i*i'e' mat
J. & s. not The Of section, but one upon whom
he whole Democracy would unite.
Mr. Ciruan Of hockn@hlin, had nominated SIR |ani"'S,
md LIST might br thought that his iricnts had irrg"en
:, inesl.,crac his feelings "r. WISE. Troubles are
heai and shnult ect hc Mr. SanHe!a, whose
!rn ~ grncnt couii ~ relied upon.
NJ j. w Stn,ha Oi NanscnonI could not !c: the "c"r-
pass without entering his protest against the n'Hnl-
ion g'n:m"n and ms support in favor OF another
Ir. Wise ha! been rcpui'acl By the East; yet, i Mr..
Wise hc nnnrlcd should give his hearty support Ia him
out w. feared that ntlny OF his prominent constituents
,u! pro:t him As representative Of III. tide water
c.i"m I'll, bound To warn his friends against NJ Wise
omnaon "hen think sr, Of your d!sn'"i he'd set"!c2s
AoHr. aa ab.oad,d Mr. Stevenson II gard II IS
Democracy oil Va, 10 hear Summers 80 highly arls-
H. rs man with whom no Democrat but H.
!. Wise compete. Mr. W. could not get the
ren. Of tie DcmJrracv ol his sscrion ri IN: cDtny
he dI aiIutc IN" towns We must take 10
i7 l2 minority and mite the whole cycrywhr"
nd Tor That reason be must enter hi protest 's'ns the
domination ui IL \. Wise ana the thus li"apng honors
ur blck, whether the east would have them or not. We
want lau who not inconsistent and ciunglG. cha
Ie.c1n. but vino was born and bred Democrat.
Mi Robinson Of Norfolk city being appealed to hv Nt.
Ta2cy.rl !ay Tor, said that that region would cordially
lin Mr. Wise.
Mr. Schoo!tct protested against that being regarded
he sediment "i Norfolk county,
Mr. Morgan III Rnekbriigc moved tie previous qrLs'lu:.
Mr Scuoiali moved Ia take II until hai! pas; !.
he motion los,-and the Convention adjourned until
r. VI.
THURSDAY, y. ii.
The Convention rc.assembled.
M " uodin u buckingham represented in part on: OF
lie Piedmont counties He born Democrat hut
f, and until be reached the years OF maturity he had not
doptr! the principles nj the DemDcrncybu he here
select the most available candidate for success. mao
itr OF the buckingham delegation had resolved Ia vote -:
governor Floyd but hr had been withdrawn and in onkn
tihef, he had b".n satisfied that the proper Hey
!. Wise. We hid here in spirit u harmony and
a'on, ana II. 4. Wise nominated he would seat
ne ranks vi Wh.,ory in the Piedmont country. Mr. V.
encwcj The melton for the previous question, which was
us;anch.
The Convention proceeded 10 the second ballot which
called and the Convention took until half past
even.
THURSDAY. HaLrrAsT l. p. VI.
The "a ballot fox Governor announced follows:
SECOND BALLOT