Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-31
GEN SCOTT e1N THE HANDS OF HIS FRIENDS.

GEN. SCOTT "lN THE HANDS OF HIS FRIENDS"
1t is Stated that during Wing meeting held in the into
0i New ORR General Scott has bten nominated
n took place IT, cannot be forgotten by those
who witnessed it, By those WHO have heard OF H. The
usual speeches made in favor OF Scott-ie usual abuse
hcuped upon pcrccand The usual proceedings had
Finally eloquent speaker residing IN The neiShborhood
was called 10 ne s''n ana curing ms address was iouoy
cheered He declared that General Pierce had tainted from
MEXICO, and cspecaty effective in dcmosra-
ting 10 his own Saiac"n that The Democratic party had
dsgraccd by the ponliaOn OF The able and diSn.
suishcd Of New Hampshire. Hardy had the huzzas
with which this harangue was received been gwen before
heard The outskirts OF tho meeting, TO which
al! attracted. The noise found pro-
the ncal Wing leaders, who, with great
energy and passion yucicvacd his determination never TO
vote Tor General Scott The last speaker called down
uanquiizc the angry ccusan and 10 the
you for General Scott = because !" exclaimed
the other Il cannot vote for for President, ,rc Ut
!ers a fliScl0oG :! 'Wha,' said orator, General
Sect gully oil telling Il iasehoud You be clean
DAFT t. make such charge against such man" well.
sir, offended Wing Il repeat IL. cannot vote fer
Scott! or ANY Other who dea;S in faschoOd." "EI-
paIa YOURSELF said the crowd. 81 will do So" he
replied 'lrrr is my friend" turning the last orator,
whom have known all my life; he Is good CITIZEN an
he I.s YOU, and al of that Pierce IS cowad-thnt he
not III 10 oe teslen;hat he is Of bad cha acer
believe NY old !irnd Ba the other side is Gen Scott,
whom never saw, Whom, do not know personally, and
who Tells the country that Pierce is brave man. and behaved
as snrh IN Mexico; ana us" that he is emneniy compe-
office o President OF United States
eve my neehbor and my end the speaker who last spoke;
and believe him, why then, Gen. must occupy in
mini position OF utterag deliberate school This
is my Tor not voting for Scott
Suc! the philosophy OF the present whig method of op
position Gen. Pierce II speaks volumes |, better
III IN I'll the logic OF politicians, and II con'lnces and
euers Nor is This the only remarkable in
stance IN hcn SANDERS the wing party leaders
by the admissions and the arguments OF the Tor
chiefs .! that party. The Republic asserts that Cen
Pierce lSe aud Inconsistent The compromise Meas
ues anu Mr. Gently eminent whlg, accepts MN as
III" no III u good faith 10 those measures, and OF devo-
New !
mat Pierce was really against religious liberation in New
Hampshire, ani ihs Rpu5lic voluntarily declares
HAT he In iavur ofi Mr. Seward that Gen.
Scott Is ennentsy I'll 10 be President, and Mr.. Toombs
another Wing, argues that ne Is equal 10 the POSITION.
Greeley rallies friends uf kusSun banners of
Scott and the convention that nominated Scott repeis and
ebukcs en and 10 The end the long chapter of wing
Inconsistencies. The subject that reec
ton Washington Union
DESTRUCTION OF NATIONAL. ROAD STABLES
CuMsERlASp Mp, Aug. 81, 10 p. The extensive Ma
tonai Road Stage Cumpanys Stables, George street;
now III flames, and will be entirely consumed The COM
busbe the buildings and their contents rendering
,ha NJ fhs This is the third