Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1862.
EXTENSIVE BOLTING.

MONDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1852.
EXTENSIVE BOLTlNG.
The process Of Wing "aptng upon" the Scott ticket
continues TO be announced from every quarter with ncrena
Ing strength few items will show the wonderful 'nvail
abity of nomination. the fruit Of corrupt understand
Ing"
In North Carolina The Ashevie News, (Whig paper,
has raised the of Pierce and King and Mr. Tate wh
the Wing ticket, eector from Burke county
has refused The News says of him. that he is
Of talents, and will 60 into the fight for Pierce, King
and the constitutional rights of the South with hearty
good WILL 1t also says that Dr. John A. Dickson OF Burke
heretofore acting with the Southern Whgs denounces h,
Scott and Seward ticket and will take the stump for Pierce
and King They say that the spirit has left the
Whggery, therefore trueheurted Southern men In every d.
reclion forakng the rotten hulk On last Tuesday
week. tho candidates for Buncombo county, addressed the
people. One Of hem Gen. Henry who has been proni
and active Southern Rights Whg, declared ha he
could and would not support Gen. Scott. This :
received BY the crowd with lively cvden-
ces of appreciation.
EXTRACT of litter tho Editors OF the Enquirer dal,d
RALEIGH, JuLY l3 1852.
II may be gratifying you learn that the ScCu stock
10 going down-aot having tendency merely 10 60 down.
but 10 the path the There number Of
citizens heretofore Wings who have openly declared in
favor Of Pierce aud kng and has IT. that The Hon
X. Rayner will max. demonstration against the whig
limitations before many moons He refused to be present at
Scot, barbecue given in this city which the fattes
ever witnessed In Raleigh. Set North Carolina
down as beyond doub, for Pierce aud King.
In ALabdma, Col! ". H. Lucas of the delegates In
the Whig National Convention has written letter repu
dating the nomination of Gen. Scott
At the great Democrutc Ratification meeting in Baton
Rouge Loui,iana, Messrs ". S Purbam a. NJ. Dunn and
Amos Adams prominent aud influential Wings for
ward epudiated the Scott ticket and declared their ae
glance the Democratic parry and their determination 10
support Pierce and King. letter the New Orleans Del
to, says;
II wos eyiden, that The nomn,on of Pierce and King
eeived warm, heartfelt ratification BY the democracy and
large proportion Of wings in that secon Numbers OF
wings pe.cnt joined n giving three cheers for the demo-
cratic nomneee and requesno prophetic ken 10 dlscoV'
that Louisiana will roll up majority of five thousand in
November next for Pierce and King.
The Wings of Medford Nasaachuset's held meeting on
Saturday aet, by order OF ih Whis committee TO
take into consideration the action of the Whig National
Convention, and adopted reoluons adverse the political
man.uveng whereby Webscr oversaughed and Scott
was nominated They fred hot shot at Sewardsn in the
following resolution:
Resolved That we view viii di.ust and alarm the at
teups making by individuals nominally Of The whig
party doctrines variance with the genuine
national whig spirit consu,ioaly unsound, and danger
10 the peace and stability otthe Union.
They a.sa the doctrine of availability and declare the fol-
lowing opinion of The late WhigConvention
Resolved That confidence in the Baltimore conven-
tion lie thoroughly impaired by hotoous fact that s pro-
ce, dngE controlled and its na results shaped by the
prsconcerred plans and nsidous of band OF
spurious wings who profess and prncce the most danger
doctrnes such as no true %tiS OF NEno o ho oho
can countenance or approve.
They express ''unmgated condemnation and disgust
at "he TWO individuals" who refused for Mr. Web
ster and contempae with feelings othe deepest and
contempt the conduct of certain other individuals from
Massachusetts, who by deppcabe tricks Of alsahood dcta
nation and SANDER len, their influence to defeat the no,n
nation OF Mr. Webster and that, Massachusetts, viii dls
own and srun from her bosom such unm.n and daeacr
ate sons"
The Boston Courier (whig) Mr.. Talnadge OF
Nov York tho reporter OF the private e""SoIsa'.on WIN
eus,eI represented having declared Tor
Gen. Scott The Courier publishes Mr. It's letter ana shys
that the whole story Tin Mr. TuImadeee second account OF
the affair." is ered away to the barren and solitary phrase
-",he Whg party should sustain the nomination" II
seems Mr. Tamadge gives up all the rest OF story he ao'
mirs that there is truth In the statement That Mr. "eo
scr confessed he did how any good result could De
obtained by presenting his any further TO the couny
nor in the statement about the common duty and raynR
70 the support of the candidate regularly nomnuednor
the that Mr. Webster was ready to give the
Whg ticket his cordial support &C. Theee things 'hen ore
admitted to be Inventions Did Mr Tdiimadge invent
them himself or they the Inventions OF he I've"
York Times3 Tho public would iko to DO informed; for
II 10 rather important 20 know whom we can trust no"
a.days."
awe repea, says the Boston Courier) What wo said on
former occasion have The best reaon lor onefhe
that M Weast.r nerer uttsred syllable Of me kind mpu
ted 10 him 5y Mr. Tan,adgs. The latter gentleman m9s
tell his story third time. IL it dwndles down US Iapoy
a. has done from the first rehearsal to the second there
x be yery little left 10 excite the cheers OF the Lunoy
Lane Club"
The breach In the Whig party in Massachusetts rahe
vdens ,hnn otherwse-foy ,hc Courier "hig) announces
that several members of the Stale Central committee nave
resipncd-and il sounds solemn note OF warnng as o-
lows, 10 the sewurdes of the North and their oes OF the
South -
The causs of this rapid decline of enthusiasm and Wild
fro" is TOO obvious require Investigation any ore
looks at massachusetts, the present deploraac cohduon
of her nocs and of the se exhibits 10 the res
of the country und compares this with what Massa
hnse,ts once was need search far for reneon why
and patotc men should have lost all confidence ID
h. ,rvro or 1srR,ourR. POLITICAL MANAGERS whose
incapaci,y aud blind obstnucy have nhnged Tue
mon wealth into this culmy. Why should lhey remain u
such comnany2 What is be expected from such ma
ment bu, what hnve already seen ana
unon blunder and disaster upon DISASTER ihEHL = l.,
uayp ALREADY DROUGHT WHa PARTY TO THE VERGE of
Ru,. II the catastrophe i. 10 be completed II 10 nt'l"H
ha e vnrk should be finished by the hands 'hnt oeea"
he nschief These pcrsons have had ample warning t"
limo 10 time and they must abide by TIC consequences -
what they have DONE -
TIE LAST WIG CARD.
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