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

done again by G ~ The ras honor spirit o. ar.frfn
ness, VINO come n this country look for h.n" this
happy land Bat Mr. G. observed LEI Us examine tic friend
y feelings o! Gen Scnt TO foreigners generally We knew
or certain, that no:w standng The firm enl wall rSta
lshed uniform Law u! The United States naiuuiZlon
Tor foreigners 10 become citizens Grn III he mcst
osef-rnnG arbitrary manner aborrd have il charged il.
l2ii al a. ior !"ch longer rcJ!, and indeed he
a'!ei hclhci Tor General exclusion O foreigner
come c!tzen at all; but ui late plain reasons
ne mas all at once become extremely kind all classes
Foreigners he Gen Scott states that his military rNpe-
rcnre had informed him. that one year in the United STATES
service would be sufficient qualify any foreigner 10 obtain
NE privilege Of citizenship Such inconsistent. opinions and
construction OF the law this subject Mr. e. observed
appears very unreasonable If srIc in III. cxtrena
al nj! events, is certainly unccoin. for any one who
makes any precnsons 10 craftsmanship And Gen. Scott IS
no, firm in his yrannica opinions changes
votes which must have been his object Up pom WHOLE
Mr e. delivered in The Germln language the puw,-
tai and effective speech heard Richmond in aeha
The Democracy, and thereby ;he wind
The absurd decisions oil MIR e. and which OF
WhG friends ha, nJurrd utrr for some ,,, cxhih
Ing III lie same tnc The dangerous results Whh BE-
arp'ciended in eXang successful military chcltain 10
high Office by maklng him President o! these United Sates
THIS great nob. and extensive country nE h., r G., d
rced the attention OF his audience being
s t ncd !, hGli i11Hcun and c; he pointed 70
at home IN all rrsrec's ren0wi honor and glory has
his lot, and which he justly deserves in tie capacity,
OF greatest Generals WORK! producer but Mr.. g.
observed, what tue answer BE- given, il regards Grs
Scotts ability civilian an statesman is respects his
hh requisites and all important qualifications 10 administer
the national and foreign atIrs Of goGrrnmrn lie Cen
Scott not and bc home and would have 10 call
his celebrated neighbour who assisted much IN the no.
lninution OF Gen. 81 and who dout, expected would
advise him, in beneficial 10 :r South
crn States, moi 10 accordance WIN Sewar's wen. "ho~n
general doctrines AMI abolition principles hr the great
whpehorse and dc'a o The fanatic Wh party 10 H."
NoIth aud particularly in New York slr. c. a has been
Understood, occupied quite hIsh station in hsrmahtr
aE, is only about three years in Am"'ica consequent
lr cannot expected from him suicrny acquain
ed with the system o our institutions and government gene
rally including the knowledge o all the prominent laws ani
measures having their origin and produced by Inc Do
mJcatic party from the period OF Thomls JeitrrSon5 ad
mnistrnion down 10 the present Time and which have al
been found expcient useful by the several late Wing
all such laws ana were adopted
for the general country IT, therefore, Nr g.
woud add his extensive and valuable stock onoalion
being talented speaker, requisite portion o he pnci
pal laws and regulations OF our government former history 6t
This country particularly Virginia il regards or STATE
Rights Of 9S aud 49, supported by james Mad,"n
and would refer The compact and connection formed Jr
the States of this Union and the federal government
guided agerab!y 10 ou ancient Constitution, Nil oi when
powers of intellect quick conception and strong nind
could German orator with great effect, he certain
y could defy any Northern speaker imported or n0 IN
opposition 10 him. Mr.. G. tie real Saxon language;
and it is here worthy 10 be remarked, that even 10 listen to
sting conversation, when engaged win other gen
enlen in debate produces In the mind OF any one present
considerable pleasure and instruction. particularly when tho
subject this country, or the general affairs OF hu
rope and the las yrannica system he il go competent
explain. The writer of this Article also naive ol sax
ony is but little known 10 Mr. G., and all may be assured
that whatever has been stated not intended to Rive Oh
fence, but add the welfare Of our common country our
Fatherland.
Mr. ECktOt is gcnGnuH nl EuNlt per cncf ii INK
cause although he nscd singular Sr mol very favorable ar
auneGs 10 assist an protect the WEI! sIl he pos
scsses some ltIo talents only young speaker cut
als editor Of German Wing paper, ana Is u" d"uO
wei! paid and encouraged by The Northern Wing pH,iy I"
convert lle Germans and induced 10 come on ec ny
the WniRs 10 produce change Of opinions ard sentiments
in The German population ot this city though ~ tlis 10
has only entirely failed but has gained and SECURED
number OF for tho democratic cause as
Pierce and King ir words viii, but e" exceptions
among Gcrmsn population II has been stated lately oy
some prominent Wings ,ct e",n great patl "l me en-
znns ri Richmond have change! .,!r n't0ns and do not
want General Scott, and will 60 tho night way TO "ok
on Tuesday, the ID day Of November
lving js discovered since, hlr. Erkn et Richmond,
,ha, he pubtshcda New York, the 2Oh 0ct LAST, in his
German Whs pape called the ANqemeins Zeitng, state
against Mr. GIosa mo doubt IL "icrt" a'"a "f oiha
of tne Gtm,n p"pulion0 "h!'h stlenrn'' IS no.
only ntrue and false but foos and rdicM0uS IL" any
one OF common Relieve, AMI which no gentleman V
Ter having been completely overcome by reasons ma rsn
mens before German auicnce oi I'M, city, Imported as
Mr. t. was and his failure assist the wing c'se was cA
peced do and which should not have been made against
Mr. G. who spoke democrat against uhsinnA doctrines
advanced by Mr. Eckh0f But, II must Easc ar.h consul
crabc modification hlr r. when he got home ana .'ttt
Cd on his wonderful deeds te Snu' for which m got 70
rIe credit even .ruu. The native wing party, ana the Co.
man population generally consequently he did wish !" re-
venge himself in this unncc0uln2 and ung@nleaS man
ncr and the public will discover the CATS why &c s"n' 10
gully Of such improperly aud ally Which cUn!d
0nly expose him the editor, and Wing sptaH.r
No:lh and Soutn-as Mr.. Eckhofi in reality knows very
/ little 0! the pretended principles OF MS own party
Having overlooked portion OF Mr.. GlIsss rcnafhs,
shall therefore make the addition. Mr oIsetret, Gen.
avng been brought up in military service had raised
himself truly, the highest station TO which, possibly
great General arrive but still >hur! te r'coIec'ed
with the assistance + other Generals under his c"n'and
who deserve, in measure, equal praise, and iron" "hch
Cen Scott frequently did withheld the appreciation too
them before tho public, he generally prcr!rcc a2r me
praise and glory Here Mr. c. remarked, as co'r"s"n,
and did ask the AUDIENCE if any gentleman bad s and
wished him 10 learn tic machine Eaklh@ business ""u!
his he pu his s:iocnake The Otter band
Franklin Pierce was and had been trained III dieF1n and
unrc suitable school, and statesman III every
sense of the word; his n the Council o this nation had
declared that facts he had not been aecSing for s
offices had been made manifest he resigned and ect"d
the huh station Senator. ana the call 10 Tie lahinu',
during ltc administration o James Polk prcc;.its II
tired t, bu, on o. his nminbH h.rhc!cr and STAT"
lman!kc Qualifications with fixed and known purpose I" ei
for The welfare Of the whole Umun and its preservation i"r
ages tn come he selected ~ guide and direct c De-.
nics i this glrous ard powerful country AMI may Go"
oI.ss and preserve him. perform the all mporlan; tass
and meet the immense responsibility attached 10 this high
and lofty position Chief Magistrate of this great aud sl
growing Republic. We, therefore, iiuSt viva Gt@ite "'
1iny that Franklin Pierce will be our next PTe1 1sf
and Of This feel assured. il you mF c1nn} }Hth d'n"
lc,ars and cZrns throughout these Coied Sues belong
linz to our ranks your dny; for then rrnan over
cn prevent the election OF the candidates 81 "ur choice ~"
prrscrvers Of this glcrou- Unmn-P Pierce and k!SG