Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
RICHMOND ENQUIRER
SATURDAY 'sIoRssSc, AUGUST II. 1872.

Is vo, ADAMS, The n,mn, lion of Scott ana "ru'a, a
no %sn IN Is made Of Mr. G Ga1s Wig July So
The Jg wi find Inc proceedings 1,vrnMhnvr
Lucufoc Experimenting ;s b. onv Whig or scott polers
n' oeSn 40" n MR. u.cuun, and iaiu-noIe GO N
= =. 81, viii ajnit WHO attended INC I'nNc'"o'' '
| -. . a., t1ri,l report Tallahassee ff0riduH
I nh we refers 10 read in the Florida Wig Con-
,ion fon Mr. Cabc ('recreant" he is called by King
md Queen correspondent of The Whig il which h" &C
c,ares that he will under circumstances vote Tor Gen.
Scott;
The Wing party, North and South, lin the language
the Tallahassee Floridap has been faithfully wan"
el by in their ranks Of what sort oil putty
Will be brought into power by the election OF ueaefa 'eo
ard OF what the country is 10 expect rom MS eee' "
the 18th Of June the representative IRON fo'uu i' ou
bell publicly proclaimed il as his opion iat ocos sue
cess woHd be the "coMrLETE TRIUMPH OF THE FREE SOIL
.xp .s7,slAvERy PARTY" 1t is well known and vii not
be denied ht this dangerous patty forced the Convention
in,o nominating General Scott and therefore, says M Ca
| bell
SIN his app0Inmen,s General Scott must look to the men
~ whom he o,res his election In making his selections from
New York. il is not eSravagant 10 suppose .har e
ms Mr. Kellogg removed from office by dr. FILLMORE, VIII
he restored for his faithful services and tnat some
nrmse ard ant, fugitive slave law man in Stewards Inter
est will represent the empire STATE IN the oapihc'. AND
wYo WOULD MoRE GRACEFULLY OR MORE PROBABLY REPRE-
srSr rur pESSsYLvASIa FREE SOIL GRGASl-
y,r,nx ~ rus CABINET THAN GOVERNOR JOHNSTON, VIVID
pocY ErEp THE PASSED THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGsLa-
TURE TO GIVE EFFICIENCY TO THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAM
Owing his election 10 these men, THEY WILL. ~ ~
IcOITSSFLLORS, AND THE INFLUENCE OF HIS
| ADMIN SrRATlON MUST BE GIVEN TO THEM"
Tins we have the unconlladictcd testimony Of Mr. Cabel
thai The worst enemies OF The Souh will share in the honors
and cnouments of the administration, and by this patron
age OF the Government be enabled 10 Keep up their party or
ganizlon aud, the expiration of SCOTS TERM nc III
condition place the great head OF the party Se~dF" IN
the Ptesi cnta chair The same organization, says ar
Ca5e tia; supports Gen Scott WOULD CARRY SEWARD
INTO THE PRESIpEScY 1855, and WOULD CONTROL inc ad-
minStrahon Of BOTH or ETHER
There can be no doubt as the truth this head with
honest men who will look the facts right in the face Gen
Scot, is himself pledged exclude frccsccs from office
! In lis letter of acceptance he says
~ should seek 10 cultivate harmony and fraternal senli-
mens Throughout, the wing party, @itom attempting to re.
duce its members by PRESCRIPTIONS 10 eract co0ry 10
| my oun ritTS
Hero is an admission by The wing candidate himself OF The
,rp,b Of what Mr. Cabe charges his Speech made four
davs haf,r The Convention assembled He will not pro-
scribe WINGS because their views may not agree with his
own-in other words he will not refuse "To REWARD MS
r.,espsn Who these friends are the whig candidate
| for Congress from Florida tells US. SAYS he
"Under tie cry of SCOTT AND REPEAL the uorst ogi
tators and rerers Of the ,cs Of The country and OF the pa
trios passed them, sent 10 The wing Convention
SWORN FRIENDS OF GEN SCOTT"
These then according 10 high wing authority, endorsed
as such by the whg State Convention OF Florida are the
rRExps Of Gen Sot, who are 10 be brought into power
with him and who ENJOY Tic benefits o. his aimnisa-
lion! ..The WORST AGITArORS AND REVlLERS OF the
laws of the country and yet il is such sci o cormo-
rants and negro stealing scoundreIs these DR. Cabe de-
scbes that the people Of The South asked by their
10 help into power Will they do il? We shall 1t
in view Of such horde being fastened upon the country that
induced Il prompt and indignant reputation of Seward:
Scott and Greeley BY the ~ Y. Day Book, strong wing
paper OF The Silver Gray order. Says that sheet
"Who wants anything 10 do with such party? Who
will belong I" il! VINO viii support H. WORK or II, ana <"
with il? VINO? Why, BlJumcrs, the anll-rcnFers his
Mormons Fourreres, the socialists The spappers,
HE abol,onlsis, and tie advocates ni wonlnS rgs-he
Fiukles The Joe Smiths, and the Lloyd Carrlsons. The
Whiasbaa! who will say heish Whs now! Not We, sure
w. We would support Greeley or Aooy kc'y FOL
som, as Winfield Scott, VIM II. Seward ard Sim Draper
he wings may take them and hug them To lhtif
busoms if thev choose but The Workers will Perhaps
Scott with abolition supporters here, and John NJ Clay
on John NJ Botts Gov Jones, and The Hon. Leslie Co9mos
AZ the South, may carry Kentucky, Tennessee and Mary
and but tell them that they will carry nut Just one
Northern State. They will gel Vermont and nothing e.c
MARK xha say; Gen Scott VIII carry but one state
North vi Mason and Dxuns line, and that will be Vermont,
The only State Ina has nnltied the fugitive slave law"
But the ffes. sellers themselves have word 10 say with
tronaae Gen Scott The Tribune which, says the
Courier d. Enquirer reflects ",heir sentiments spirit and
purposc talks TO The point the following explicit
"The Pos; Tor lis assertion that we
pressed Gen. Scott candidate who reflected Our Din-
slavery and The fugitive law On Tie contrary We
expressly dis claimed any such presumption We do not
quire candidate whose opin0hs on THIS subject rcied
Nhul sought candidate rho rOut3 not
d>nouHce and JcrSecrie MS supporters and political
brethren for tG:r t'"S r'tpec't"R sdrery q" FRANK
Pierce has for years been prescribing Dm0crGt IL
prirng them Of regular nominations, and hunting n en- oEt
of the purty for holding The opinions N ne POst We were
perfectly willing Tie waig candidate whoever he might
be- cherish and !s convictions respecting
slavery and the compromise il he would allow us the same
liberty aud distract and destroy The wing party by the
prescription mpeed hv actious intolerance and character
lied by bad faith We were satisfied with our candidate
with his abstract notions Of slavery now ten Years on re-
cod) and ih his public aror1t that he rW not MAKE honest
differences Of opi;oa respecting the compromises ground
Of dirSiOa and prescription Gmong ~higs"
The abstract notions OF slavery which thus satisiac-
tory 10 Greeley those declared BY General Scott in his
letter 10 Mr. Atkinson Of Virginia In that letter he says he
is persuaded that high moral obligation resting upon
masters 10 employ al means meioatc slavery EvE TO
EXrgRMlSAT!oS These the bstract notions So PEI
fecy agreeable Greeley and SewaTd-bu tie great tact
stands in this admission made by the treeso organ mat
tho hghec aw negro seaers ana fugitive slave law ress
,Crshe Chrisana murdcres Syracuse rioters and Boston
the WORST REvltERs Of the laws
of the comn,ry"are be prescribed by Gen. Scott io
their opinions pcctng slavery Frank Pierce has Tor
seven years prescribing Gerocats!" We all kno"
what u prescription IL mean BY The anSloh 10
"Frank Pierce" II is he visited upon Hale and At
mountaineering them 10 The block and rendering ihea
odious 10 people Q! New their
influence paraIzing their power and driving them into OBJ
security and igomiaous privacy Suck prescription as
this rc-siics oat want and such they have General
SCOTS "aic a.owai they si.a! receive from him =
'tlE rERsEcuTE his own supporters
and political Hcihcn 70! their opinions respecting slavery -
81 shall c:;iYate harmony and fracrnal sentiments
throughout the whg party rifou: attempting 10 reduce lis
members PRESCRIPTIONS, TO eract conformity 10 my
rictS -
Here is the distinct understanding between the high con-
tracing paries-char by Mr.. Ca5e admitted by Gen.
Scot, himself, aud boldly and unhlushngy defined BY The
'ag,ators and cviers themselves! Who denies il? Who
deny it VIVA, who has any regard truth will
have the harthood 20 say that the election Of Gen Scott
will be tho complete triumph of the free soil and anti
slavery party?f
Now ASK Southern whgsihose who prefer principle
poicyil they prepared by their AID in placing
administration with such pledges and surrounded by such
elements possession of the immense patronage OF the
be enjoyed and used by enemies % the
Ia kuIi sly nd