Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09

candidate 10 nra in hundred wings in he State
lew nAy snco e nomination. have expressed Wiling
meas to support him alone because lie - the ncinee OF liz
wing party Hence, wi,c portion woni refuse to sup
port either candn another portion would vote for Pierce
iinfs drS'!y an'sgcn.stc without the rc.s!eiy-in
less pro1cliIy-of accomplishing any good For no
p'tenns mere any prospect not The enotcs oil carrying
the Stale Tor Scott"
The Marietta Union, and Athens Wh:a; declare fo
Pierce.
An efort was made mold Scott ratification meeting il
u'n iew days sncr which failed lron The opposllie'
matc 10 IL by Wigs
Judge Lumpkin o The Superior Court and Hon Ashbur!
Hall III Athens old Wings, have come ont for Pierce.
friend from Southwestern Georgia ninrGs Us that tl
Wings in thai section unanimously opposed Genera
Scott. The Rome Courier (iFhe) leads believe th
same IS true of he Cherokee country.
This and the following abstract Of the conclusion Of Mr.
Toombs' speech should satisfy the blipdcs, Sco
that the Scott ticket is cpa;ri By Georgia, and the
bound must also produce disastrous influence m Tennessee
North Carolina and every other Southern State:
"As to the wings tho great element in taei- Cnnvf nin
was men who III 1880 from hr violent slavery agitation 10
this hour have been hostile IL the principle ni which This
settlement made they in orpnrated The c,rpToisc in
this PLATFORM but subsequent events proved that tcre was
not Scutt who voted for il. SCOTS rras did noi
want platform. Pierce says the principles Of tIr com
promise coInnand The appreciation OF his uiemen' ana he
shall mainain them Graham cordially approves ot them
Scott woad say this much for fear OF disg"sug the peo
pie Laughter He did say however, that he did not write
letters 10 procure the nomination No, but because lie did
write letters he received the nomination. and on being
informed o! his nomination. he simply SAYS: u ac%e2t he
nomination with The resolutions annexed daughter :
He does not decurc what shall be the policy oi his adhlt.
traon elected MIR. Fnnmbs thea examined ir Two add
lona plnks Scott has put in the whig platform, not con-
sidcfng that presented by his friends broad enough for hn
He thought it extremely unfortunate that Scott has referred
The people for his opinions political questions 10 long
e line Of thnt history against Scott and s,eihs
trumpet tongnrd against trusting him IN the South lie
hoped the Union every where the Union wings o. hos
t0n Mass and Of all sections would unite IN TINS last srug
gle for r principles and defend them IN ths great contest
by eecIiug whom they can cHlrust with the
peace and security Of the Republic This speech elO
quent throughout and Scott 10 the bone occasionally
Brownsow of the xville Whig has fred another broad
side into the Seward ranks and declares that Tennessee will
for Pierce and King by 10000 majority The Richmond
Times few days since, hoped that the Savannah Eepne-
lican recusan Whig might rcIace Its sepa ia view Of
the qualification il expressed at the eegaphlc synopsis OF
Gen. Scos acceptance The Republican, however, on re-
ceivng the acceptance avows itself 10 be dappontcd for
it says:
He (Gen Sco simply say. that he accepts the 'nomina.
on with the resolutions annexed. Hlr. GRAHAM In his
letter of acceptance, remarks:
cordially approre The declarations made by these resnu
ons matters Of the most recent practical Interest ihev
do but portray the conduct OF an Administration 0! The
Government, of which for near two years have been
member"
Gen. Scorr however though he says many other things
FAILS 70 RECORD THE COMPROMISE. This
regret exceedingly, because II renders wDsR DEFER
CONSEQUENTLY IMPAssAgLE, GULF which sep
araes Southern wings from those Northern men VINO sup
port him.
But there is comfort, which hasten TO supply TO
these Scott journals. Gen. Scott seems 10 take well out
side of the United States in the British Provinces The
Montreal Herald has out for Scott, and eays
Scotl's nomination takes we'll in Nova Sco'ia'-
The editor Of the Montreal Herald (Eays the Bos-
ton Post whence gather the nformaon is caplivaed
by Channngs essay against Napocun which hns always
given great satisfaction the Bs Of lis
tbo man yyh 4
thing Than TO throw himself upon British "gererosi-
y." II IS nf no use 10 attempt TO reason WITH
those who deny Bonarar.e superior intellect
and great talents for civil aflirs and find them in Scott
We shall have carry the campaign, and elect Scotts
conparatively little known rivai Pierce without III" n"-
sstancc and even asans the active cxcrtons, Of The on-
,rea Herald.