Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

Gen,Ico ooIan e roc ofa single Narsra .o.e-no, on
arc m ox E as wei Understand hia frs, rs ss; r. v
eHt as party, il must Be uDon y, ,Iorr,, m i :;
on, , Ciohs Gi The country can stand t,oetcr viii
not upnn on t;a ~ opinnn OF rriacaic, Of honor; an
,ep, ana oxcludc all ir another Grnisn,rr sIn,i ~
rqualv ey can make lest of This kird !: will 5
The same ""n . LOT others to make in reference
dic,on 1 SI"eIa soec-lhcy Yield t,e qcs!!. g! n:is
d., '"a MAKE Slavery national affair
~ ''" should Zen. Scot be nominated rs ii. ,snu,n,
h;,, considerable opposition will n; u. acajns
,ia "u 60 ooS'" Of the free States TIE * Y,-s C,u
','' Vof "ebs!er) expresses its "vcrv d.. ,. ,-..
'u' "heh tho Wing National Convention ,..e,,,.. !, a.,
uuy oo'h upon tie groH'd of principle and as a
'APe0's"ey 10 declare their adherence 10 the Com.
measures Of 1880 and their determination 10, ia IN
e'iefe win them. nd were we 4, be Of thar r,onv,,i
oution" "' '''"'e sue" res
Inc Philadelphia Sun (or Fillnor,) fires p,o c;., sro
thus wise: '''' ''o C'''' 'c''
zen Scott, as The nominee of tho Seward ac,:,,
u'que, ~iii he run OUT Of sight 'rito'lse tiHia
S,mG G6h The subject.
NO man shall receive our support. Wh;s or Democrat
WHO is aiIud or ashamed himself distinctly nv.
ms own signature in favnr of those healing
hna settlement of the questions which have long dis
tused Inc peace of The country and endangered its v" n
teres;s."
Truly the Whie party are in most d.ploratls condition.
with fire in The rear wherever they may The
Southern Wings only save themselves rom the clutches
OF the Seward monsters, BY seeking shelter beneath tie
folds OF the Democrati rarty who will offer for their sup
port some sound and able statesman who uvowcd ad
Vocate Of the rights o. the South opposed 10 the agitation
OF the slavery question and pledged carry out the Fusi
tive Slave Law tho only of the Compromise in
which the South now has any interest.
"THE DAILY EXPRESS"
= the title Of handsome P'r"r r. -
tersburg by Mssss b. Paul aud O. Eyson editors an!
prcPe,or' With MIR. P. we acquainted; he Is gentle
,an OF taieni anu tlse eviaccI ia his editorials Mr.
Ar '-aw i. Cruchcd, former resilient OF Rchmon!, is
the City reporter Of the Express and from what know
Of him. he will essentially all in giving spirit The youth
ul candidate for public f1var Tint will secure =ucccsss
The Express exhibits auiabc energy in collecting The
cst intelligence. 1t is from its columns that iclr1 that
The Wing State Convention OF North Carolina has nominated
with great uaanmy, John Kerr El OF Caswcl :hrir
candidate for Govcrno-tecared their decided preference
o' Fillmore as President bu expressed discrimination;
abide the decision of the Na;ionc Con @enen provided the
most full and rnoub;ed guaaics arc nivc ta, the
iidate will sustain the compromise measures in each AID
mast emphatc1lly against Kossus d,ctrins We DO not
that the convention adopted the advice The Petersburg
lncligenccr il dcaouIciE and accommodating nesss
Mangum and Stanley for their Scott vagsries.
We learn also .fan the Express That Capt, Farley Of The
Coast Survey, and Lieut. rowbric OF The Araly arrived
several days since and nave commenced operations in fixing
base line for the Of TIC AppJnattox river The City
Point Railroad has been placed their disposal ana was
employed the whole OF Saturday in pcr1rnn, the services
necessary for the survey.