Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22

- .lle proposition will probably
rrs nlttee of one from each State which
temporary Chairmanship 10 the Fillmore men.
Tohu NJ Cavtun or Samuel +. Vinon arc desired as
...ra lent Chairman by the Scott men,
ficulty has arisen about The Committee have
to admit all persons having credentias-forty i've
:irpinia, &c. and only thirty five from New York
TIE ,nnsyvania and New York delegates have sent IN
protest againet 1t.
r half of the Kentucky Dote and onehird Of pirgnia
tor Scott uhcneuer shall be necessary His nomi.
is considered reasonably certain.
trys speech has reacted and helped Scott
city is full the weather hot and everything at fever
The SOUTHERN uLTRAs THREATEN TO BOLT IF SCOTT
MATED; Strange as it may appear NoI,hern wings a
seem alarmed. Scott will probably be nominated on
ond ballot.
following Geographic despatch also appears In the ~
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 1910 A. M.
city is perfectly thronged, and the excitement Is very
Il. q Caucusses arc now in session. The Webster
se he noisy, and the outside pressure is very great
avor. The Scott remain firm. Fimores friends
.bster in preference Scott and Scot,s friends cay
er in preference 10 Fillmore
South will stand firm by Fillmore as long as ne has
neal meeting of the friends of Webster and Fillmore
in session al Carroll Hall.
ceiling of tho "uncompromisIne" friends of Webster
. being held in the upper saloon OF Carroll Hail.
IS Torrcy of Boston, opened the proceedings, followed
II THEW Hale Smith in eloquent speech. he aflrmed
'anie Webster was their first last, and only choice
yielded heretofore the South accepted and given
tr electoral votes the Southern nominee and now ASK
ed the nation, matter of right that they give them
~. Il Webster. He 7eas rery scrcre on Scott.
'noa Fillmore and Webster meeting is IN session IN
the lower saloon.
meeting of the Southern delegates held last night
ut Carroll Hall Every Southern State represented
John G. Chapman was called to the Chair A committee
on Resolutions appointed and the meeting ADJOURNED
till this morning. they assembled, and the Commit
resolutions reported series in favor OF Protective
Tariff River and Haibof Improvements, and strongly al.
frming The Fnay of the Compromise. They were unan-
mously adopted
referred TO the committee on resolutions OF the Nation
Convention and their adoption respectfully and earnestly
appointed solicit the cooperation OF the
Webster delegates reported that the resolutions were iavoa
by received by them. The meeting then adjourned
Pennsylvania resolved in to 20 for Scott with
wavering knolo other candidate Bnghurt, lVth
District, instructed for Fillmore, goes for Sca,t.
Special Telegraph from Baltimore 10 The Evening Mio-F
JUNE lG is danger from Tennessee and Ken
lucky We hope for the best. SCOTS nomination Ei a6ol
tion=s the Northern lJhtg party.
Should Gen. Scott be nominated, whatever platform be
adopted /, will be triumph of Sewardsm, and the South
and large portion of North will the black flag Of
the archa gita,or The NJ T. Courier of Wednesday, in
uential Wing paper takes this view OF IT, II says that
"Previous Wing Conventions have had only do with
personal preferences In that which opens to-day Of
the foremost candidates is sustained by portion of the
party and opposed by another from sectional considora
tons exclusively and il is absolutely certain that he
ctc he cu hare TO rely for electoral rotc he obtains
upon Northern States alone Gen. ScorT may be put any
platform construct the
certainty 7piH still remain unchanged that The uhoe South
o itself against him at the polls in spite of all the
erertions of individual politicians here and there Such
movement against who is put forward the Represen
ative of the Wing party will do something than
his defeait will tell permanently and with fatal
effect upon the very elements of the party"
"lf Gen. Scott is forced the South the of
Southern Wigs 1cR sustain Gen. Pierce and in doing
this they recognize opponents as their natural allies
Having enlisted in the Democratic ranks what is there
that afterwards bring them back2 Is there distinctive
Wing principle Of sufficient practical importance to tempt
them to sacrifice their connection with party which
fchingy stands by public measures, whose maintenance
they deem essential TO the and security of the
try7 Isurely be the policy of Internal Improve.
that of the Tariff for in these ques the South
very far less interested than any other portion of the
try If these cannot no others for oil others of mi
consequence The certain effect then of nominating Gen.
Scott The present time must be to reduce the Wing party
TO sectional form and disable it from all comprehensive
efficient action hereafter"
Finally Connecticut Wing correspondent of the N Y.
Express writes:
Let you, nominate him (Gen. Scott) ifhey ,
there thousands in the Wing party aoho w for
h-from his very position (honest though he may be) and
his only regret will be that he is destroyed by his pretended
frienGs.
The Winchester Vginian says that the wheat CROP In the
surrounding counties of the Valley will no reach more
than half or two-,hirds Its usual average.
Inc same paper that there but cases of
smallpox In Winchester and both conyalescent In all
snee nave been but cases, of them vario.
iold, and not single DEATH
we nase received the prospectus of the Southern La
dies Book" literary monthly magazine to be published in
the city of New OrleanR by VIM T. Leonard a. Co. at 50
per We cordially wish the enterprise an abundance
of There certainly enough literary alen, in tho
"cme of the sum- to render the pages of "sontbernn
monthly attractive and welcome, and we should indpe
by the prospectus that it is the intention of the pub
fishers of this to make vie with Northern periodicals for
tho superiority of Its artistic embellishments.
Here is really good eonundrum from the Lantern:
nhy 10 the FIRST chicken of brood like the forsmas Of
a shp2"
sBecause It's little for'ard of tho main hatch! '