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


seric. "upon some OF the elementary and Fundamental
truths o: scrr,fc agTltulIurc" The table of contents Is
extremely a,.ractlve and hurried gano The remain
inp pages of the Planter, ju,es Us in recommending
10 that large End influential class of the community fol
which il i; designed.
WON'T VOTE FOR SCOTT MR. PUREINs' STRONG
VIEWS.
i5r tie Enquirer.
Fcs,rs Eai,crs-At large AMI cn:hus sic nerln. o
he Democratic parly Df The count? OF Il IIaS. al tie
f;our, uus on hr 2S,h ur iol the purpose o! raiy
nc nnmi.,tion Of the Gll!nc Convention, Mr. G.on'
" Puikins hrna present, was c'auloronsy canc npn u
rnr o, II rnIy ruiuurcd Iat he was not satisfied WI" I'M
,or,luau by The WhiL Cunvcn.ion, OF Cen Sc1iD hnc
he resnonct 10 III. call in very able and tlqncn man
ncr the substance Of which aive YOU ms Z
me s,pnr of ur ticket Pierce ard king stikes terror
10 our oraurns ,r ne is not Only one "i the best p"pna
dc5asrs in the county. hit is kG "n t" 'fe" F'!n :"
lie ;stts dis,!T u s'"d p"i'lca' ana pEo"lhch
! uanh,r .l iie late Nif.'uia Reform Convention.
Mr Pukins c0c.ncactd by tec!lf'Eg that trHre were re
rim:s in the history Of cVr country w"n u becomes lh
n1y Of patriots lay aside he .cEies ot party and ARA!
;.Insej,es under what they believed In be Tie tTt.
banner Of their country. S.h p"r!'d la;i IN ms hnn'
uI,, now arrived il tis cnEnr!r :" "uis, ana !o"4t
/ was deeply nIiul 10 im 4" IIeaF oil 0i a''arhnens
separate ling Continued 7s.oc."ion5 -he !"'t y u
~ MI. tutv as Whig bat NOR" A. patriot ana s'i more
"A u,c VITO Jvcj ni= Lnin Of Anc'ran St'cs 70 srpa
ATE from his OLD eads and give cordial support 10 I'M
oomnres OF rhr Democratic Convention He was n"t III
iuencct do bY the mere fact that y nerai ""ls'
Sco,i had parakcu VI "hasty l'ae o soup BOT Il gen
Scott and why in Ills o'inon no s"uitGrn n0n. cite
fra Democrat, should do 50, hc would reh'ef h"
t. thick as 5lat i!,trrc5. ;,
Tie first reason he would give wns, that his election t'
,bc Presidency wuu! tkr "r:er blow al !lc tannGa
on o this Union than any oi" e;.G a' iiaa t'nhspls'
, hi-,r,v Of h!s c.lrJsrac:. Gen. scot ad";ca't'
unrd ca credit for hl, tccruit rs willing hsp'fah'
,r h.y had erected platform he strobe speedily upon u
md BECAME, al 81 0nre, The ad"nt as"caic d hE N,n
promise of 1850 the Fugitive , ave Law inc uiej hu
Ne MIR P c,arndsd that that platform was greeted oy M
Sihcrn portion Of the Wing Nnlioaa Consrn'ioi, nn'
he canddue noninstcd by the Northern PORTION
a, body. II was therefore, scctin' nomination. "''"
Can SCOT, should tu elected The Pfe-iencr Ms crc'"
mast be the result of sectional! urGhn!z!nn ne o*'s"n
>, the slavery question: il ever iSs Union si'aa DC "H
solved, would be the original cause anu le kh VI Nv 49,,
yer SO clearly lhclenng that result rs ,' ip' ,,
sectional parties Northern and Southern wnich ""nn IN
syiiably eyennalc in the triumph oil the Nn 'r sup"s
sim nj the South or The furcihc rupture ol 'e onon
Thn bss considerations were the nateral Of which IN
hnsiv Mate ui coup composed he must hn padohe
he Gen SCOTS friends if his taste rrpel!rd H. -Four year
~ n md his Nhr friends stood eide by side ana argue
long and ardgosy against the acquisition OF any iottis
territory So late ls49 a!cr The nates hnh been ion.
and won for The victories in which zen SCOTS ehu
claimed so much credit for him. Gen. > had "fen e''e
i bich he declared his opposition the acquisition OF on
inch o SOUTHERN TEaRIToRT but In avn' o inc acqu'
on not only OF Canada but Of ALL the British Province
in America This showed Gen. Scott 10 be, not an anHoI
ishe would make no such charge upon hn-olt e"dsnii
in favor of extending the area Of flee so'', ai
of limiting slave territory 'aronch all t!'e 70 co', !
s nrcsent boundaries Mr.. F. would assure seht'e's
h, x,ura OF such materials in his sy plate OF sou!
made il far too narseatnc fo his stnmach 10 bear WI"
Gen Scott was written by some gentlemen nj me .'or
wh, conceivci that they ori fnnng Pia''orn' W
foundation Of which was lis view wholly "nti k;uhca
II, was not content respond that nc was favorable 10 sue
Org ,nization hat claimed for himself thai ne ana TWO
and for nughi knew, or more recent orS.ip2e.'
tbose other his present cnahoTe:s, johnston ~
Scwart) were the time, originating ara oIsahH.
the Native American Party. This dlh n"t hESe nv :'
a,a f sonn vory .ov.ry TO hn, For these and nhneoi
ner reasons, Nj P should e, i; TO se his duty to oppo
The election Q; GEN Scc,; He won'd zl4' give ew W re-
sons why he should support franklin Pierce ana m M
kim Thc frsl was that he sincerely desired 10 deic
WincAesl sco md he knew 70 Better way 10 aGconI
liz, 10 do so by voting sgnins. HIM zen rEtcs .a,
nccu,iuy recommended him. hy The tact that ne so
on The Office. bn. was found by Gen. had sc,ved
eounry isniuly ably in the Honsc Of kep,esen'a1ys
and the Senate Of The United Sa'esi ne haa zen 'tnae'
rif and he had been proered BY All Pos the etce OF