Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

Immediate srd r.ev6csbe surrender. Scott w:s re.
enough labor for tie Compromise when IL" Su.,n
10 be pluniec-d But when ir deed was Cone arcr h..
Sunisltun complete, %i"n Tie North aiI 10 do a
lai Eg.TEHs ciuq.encc was hcafd i;ougnoat the unj
3crsua.ng amt p!EscE onst!iGs IL his h,,i,
Stale fugitive SLAVE las, and Oh lie ground c
s,jrutiona fghl-as h. said ii his LI; !eltcF-wG,c
Gen Scott? Just about hat Time, up his name . .
the Presidency in the ireeso and abolition journals ~
o-p .eas Scott and in dark corner they Dut ~,
lock on his lips which thcy ne"r; removed il wout s.eE
until ne commenced his TorR!!!
Would ,l had ;:ie 10 array the facts ard show y
what free trade and free cu.ary have done Tor the san.
in me las, ten yeafs Yol wi! them in The urlEccoir
work ut nv !:.a! DrGuw (ol whose a@!c auI pow.r(
".vlewn you nave hcL!Gl on ''t!r Industrial Progress a
IN. NTH" 'r,u,uphau, ind I'd has Dsuucaric al
cy when instead Vi The terrible Bans 'cvni,ions forms.
ay. we syc the bursting al shin plaster bubbles Of w,
Wings ?oo souls CRY Ruin! Ru." >iaIl Ne, The Dem
cracy Of the South who have mad 10 liiie near hall
fer trace ana sound currency, when Banks an. r.
gave only gucs and btoomseds" nop desert or guo,
AZ The bidding of Seward! S!aI! man Worship take Il.
place Of principles! Stall constitutional principle. AMI cor
i,uDna rights bc o.enhrnwn and destroyed By mr.
sounding brass and linking c?mbls!
Genr!crcn rrrihy has The Soua suffered from the ia
doctrines Federalism. They have puniereH yon OF
lions n1on millions vi your hard earnings by their tariffs ar
their banks They have pnnAetei you Of the public sn:.
our cnn0a heritage ny their schemes OF internal lmros
nlent Distribution and assumption o STATE deos tbs
have numbered YOU If the pubic territories the Joint r
perry III all by their Free. Soil! And now they would ,0b
uf yor slaves BY their abolition and their hishc'!U
Bold bad i=n have often arisen IN the wu:, but Prot!r
raised hlftGOiS patriotic
their hesh designs Cicero saved Rome from IN" tfi
plots VI Ca,iine Cromwell rescued British liberty ,Or
lie assaults .! Charles L. Geprse Ill had his Washns'c'
and that black and evil spirit. Wan H. Seward, has icg,:
his franklin Pierce Jefferson and Madison by their Res
uons o SO and go overthrow the odOus Alien and Sr
lan Laws II was by arrow from ne same qa'tt ii'
CaroiuS great statesman md later yet Democratic Wee
President Dallas b. ht, casting vote struck down % V,
more ndious protective Old Hickory Jackson iO0ie.
Internal Improvement hr,esy and DESTROYED Ii:
nstet bank Frees trinmrhr IN tie election OF lay
n- The Dee. s4! Il would; but II viii Ge Tor 10:
Youn. Hickory Of New Hampshire 10 PROSTATE The Sc
dangerous monster d! Abolition Auspclons wa II.
GY which enabled Virginia 10 graft her own pecul crstc
upon the National Platform anu 10 point OUT o me Demo
cracv of the Nation Tor candidate the public s0
II others had been lis sternest most consistent @
unchanging follower On That Platform. North and SC-h
have mc and there have The! barred The iomaha"H ~:
The CaIu!ll, paacr The aH 81 TIE Nation, "f
for quarter Of century has b,cn tossed upon the su'.
Of angry sectional agitation has i""n! It's Ararai AT
behold the bow OF promise II Is the Dawn ot btiahs
Era when We, who "lrItn9 aTd GiscDr.ant St4s
will brcome holy brotherhood |! what We have c.t-
points overthrow OF sectuna! jeaunsles and OA.
u the perennial lite AMI rlgor Of Cnoa wonderful Ii,
formation, 5onndiess in is hoaes, "a@Hs in It's destiny
then will nation play ye; granLer part on the work.
great theatre than any that has gone before IL surprising
The G!orics az old Greece,
Aa! the grandeur that OF Rome.
In all 'his gentlemen think tel the workings OF
tiny think The hand o Pfosisncc. Then let Us heed
The words o oar sanart 5earrr in his eloquent err,
acceptance and place our ean|e mpon the
who has always sgnaiy blessed The Republic and WHO
has restored order harmony and biotnery love wher, all
before was disorder confusion and sectional hate ,hroun
hi. chosen instrument Franklin PIERCE The MAkER-
Franklin Pierce, the noble New Hampshire Yankee.
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Alta meeting Of The Commissioners appointed u supern.
tend the election for electors 81 President and Vice Ps
den, OF the United States The following regulations wee
adopted for iic!. guidance in that election, viz:
The poll. viii be- nc!t lcrs0n Ward, al the first Mar.
ke in Madison WAR at the City 1i and ~ Monroe an.
the ShockOe Hill Tavern; and be u:ned each place a.
eight O'clock, a. H. ana b. Il 'sri sunset.
person who has LEI; the STATE ui Eretnl, and more
than ;wrirc months has nat fixed place o.! abode oryor!
limit. Of the Communicating nj Which lie lranslCis hi
u,any bu-Ia.s- j. not resident ut Vagina. Such per.
returning Virginia. reside within Tho Sa'r io.
years eng for twelve months precedin,
the day 81 riec0n authorize tim 10 vot--no.wn:rant.
ing his family may have resided in the city for than
tau years before the election
person who within The twelve months mex. preceding
The election minor nj schoU! or cuIeae beyond the
Limits oi the city but, whose parents guardian has Gu.
nn his absence continued reside and stl resides tie
civ and vnU has returned from school college 10 hlt
parents guardians house and atrEed of twenty.
one wears before oilers .Oc, l. entitled 10
CItlzcns na;araZri under IN. laws a! the United State,
will be expected 10 bring with tlGm the evidence OF tho,
cza.shIp.
III" Iaw requires tina resident OF The city shall be OIL.
lowed 10 vote cXcept in the War ~ winch he resides
GEORGE NJ DARLINGTON
JAMES =. CRANE,
MlCAJAH MANGuM,
WIN r. BUTLER
GEORGE ". MuNFORD
THO5IAS r. PRICE,
WALTER D BLAIR,
WOOD BUULDIN,
WI 81. Full ION
Commissioners: