Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

ing speeches vi Mes5r5. CaSs and Douglas Tamnany
Hall Thursday last. The meeting large thnt il
was ind necessary 10 erect stands outside Of the Hail.
3 And The Chairman ha:ng announced that meetings would
be organized outside, The hall relieved of number o
those in the rear who could ohy hear speakers very i'm
perfectly; and these together with the immense crowd in
front Of ranmany Hall! who could gain admission
si:uled second meeting organized by appointing
Mr. Herrck Chairman, vino announced the first speaker
;. Cu NM a. GcRMAH Of Indiana, who greeted with
enthusiastic pandis He said that great men have filled
The hall 10 o7ernwiag and there here who
gain admssion that becomes address you
out here The democracy that have been addressing for
the last ten ays has uiyeo me as,urnr, mar IN. ca IS
sale; and all the sims OF the political rmamen indicate
glorious triumph (APplause) But The rine
qulres action energy organzltion attended recently the
great dcnocrasic mass meeting nj UlsbooUgh The gra
mite hills o New HampsiC and have those hills on
Ire irun the enthusiasm If hr thousands covered them
IN favor OF he nominee Of The democratic party He who
now addresses yon knew him sUlte: gal
int military spirit never drew sword knew
him in hn army, and have known him since. His course
in Congress his given the greatest saris-
faction 10 the wlule d:mocrutc party The you
qac into his character, the :uu find him be;
in., highly rs had priced him before, find him be
head and shoulders better than thought him. He Is
1' an rIegency-a man OF the most unquestionabIe dec!
| son pf character, who dares do what right and To
maintain IT, He has united all the elements of the party,
h ~ was just now said IN the hail. by That great and glJ.
nous 'ia man. Lewis Cass tremendous cheers We have
good cause just principles and sound leaders, and united
party-and now success is certain
The whigs have nominated Winfield Scott In ls3O they
nominated military nun; in 9i5 they nominated another
military man. and now they have nominated the head OF the
and together There is u vast deal difference
The dd captlndum Trough Ready" and fuss
and feathers" tLngnter) The democratic party did not
nickname General Scott fuss and feathers. have not
lone H. 1t s Tor The wings revilc soldiers Democrats
o need such weapons |, was Horace Greeley
and his party who called him fuss aad feathers and
od verify when he presented 10 The plriy for nOnna
lion before But he has been nominated. WHAT his
trccdrns Refer TO his past hsory-his past acts, and
from III, m infer future Do find he possesses
tinsp he
proved petuIant, vain, and ambitious, his own political
friends described him? Even the army, there
records by which you Judge uf his qualifications. Has
he passed through that army peuceahy? what ls public
his tory have right refer In lSl2 he General.
Since that time he has quaresd with Brown J.ssup jack
s.n, Worth, Pillow and Marcy, ond, il the wings do not
=c him he viii quarrel with the whole party and the rest
ot mnnkud
4 yulcE-Ie qnarrclled also with De Witt Clinton.
ASorHER VolcE-lc qarrelIed with General Shields too.
Cot. GonMAS--I dnnt know but whatever man quarrel.
led with him he has always made him feel his
He has adopted platform oi the Wigs In lS1l, he
| his Native American letter, in which he hrsated
whether h" would require tweny.onc years residence IN
this country for foreigners ene them 10 vote, deprive
them totally Of The franchise Thus poised between the
opinions he followed it in 1874 in hs letter. signed
Amcricu. and said that foreigners ought not 10 be permit
ed 10 a all ln lSiS he proposed TO take BACK part
old PLATFORM In 1852 after his nomination, he pro-
poses give The right TO every foreigner who has
served one year the army navy in time Of war; and has
en hDnoraby discharged Are there any Irish Germans
in that crowd! Ncs yes) know there were Now,
ask. could y"n serve in war il there was no war
lrEsAS lin crowd Only let get mp shindy on
the fishery question: and what we will do roas OF
laughter
| Col GoRMAS-rhat is glorious foreigner. and men like
him will iuht whether they are naurazci not. Web
sr however tells u. first he will maintain The rights
n the American fishermen hook and lne bob and snker
Qu.hlcr) ard next he tell US there VIII be no war (te
lauahter) If you wait tor that question: or
ill the British lion grows again. yun will wait longer than
yUu cid in yourIv 1t is base ba thrown out TO
catch votes really absurd and ridiculous than fuss
and feathers and 'hr hasy plate ol SOUP" Has he ever
rcaccd his Native American letters? He has no" he mas
only part bac and there IL no knowing how me ola
nan may Ii any tell wh!ch side Scott IS ne
. sr ;r.u the p!tSs As nGj4n, s,c will give lUUUU
rnainty Pierce fate. II has been said hat
lniana is doubtful AS well nigh; they tell you New iorE
and New Hampshire are doubtful And what of Ohioi-
Ever Democrats acquired the ascendancy IN that
.y extended the suffrage ibcrazcd the Institutions
an! nave enrolled TIE voters Of the State ten thou
.tni gallant n the Green Isle That State VIII roll up
20 OOJ nagrity Ii that be the where vii! Scott get
MS votes He has hope but in apathy md lndlcr
rncr and you nnfah'u 10 your prihc'pes ne may
succeed Go forward like good men and true, and gori-
,us triumph waits ynn. (anch applause ..,;o,
/ Mr.. RLACKMAS followed III an eloquent spcec, 1ot "e
we have not room.
Durnu rhese proceedings the Union Club and the Seventh
card democracy passed in front Of the meeting with
bands and banners and meetings organized one
front Of the Hall nl Records, ana the ohe' 10 o' u
The City Hail ,no
con Of CIV Hall Steps and said-Fc!ow citizens, and In
iabitanrs Of New York come here 10 sustain 'e cilnS
% Gen Pierce the chie government OF this country.
uphold Them the ground oi universal ]lslsce
liberty claim of every To freedom Gen. iierce
upheld this prinrlne. fte WIN SUSTAIN h
hiic House he has upheld in the field and the eo
soldier found wanting in liberal intellectual views
The freedom race il sustained By your votes in MS
! election us chief magistrate Of this country
NJ WEST Of Wcstchcser county, also addressed the meet
ne ,.bs-o, ;,
1nmmnny Hall exngushed, and that tho multitude
dispersed 10 !helr homes.
The wHos mean TO that General Pierce knows as
little about war as their candidate does about civil ie but
every NV und then of the good fellows OF their own
n,ry who docs not think political obligations require
lsehood al his hands and exposes their stupid
tv Here is Whit Colonel Haskell IA Wing eector of Ten
who himself served well in The Mexican says
o our candidates conduct the battlefield lie speahs
AS one brave soldier bound 10 speak OF another :
II would consider myself personally diSgraeed did stooT
10 the hnarng baseness OF lnsinuhing cn"aroce agans
Cen Pierce whom know 10 DO brave man, chiVafc IN
fell OF battle OheFs may pursue ina
which their feelings dictates but as Tor myself would
.ourn the though, did obtrnde itself upon my mind"
i For the Enquirer.
Il DISCUSSION IN STAUNTON.
Ncssa Edlors: private just received contains
,he following which, perhaps, you may deem worthy o
publication - r,d.v l., a,
,ctwern Ieake nnd Mnupin Wing, from Rockingham Ut
spary however between the powers OF Inc TWO e", oe
rived The discussion of much OF It's zes IL was mere
h,lfs MA, for eake He drove his antagonist from every
Iosion until he brought him 10 bay upon thr Alnihson e
and here poor fellow in his despair nnu rage uc
II Jared thai ne endorsed erery nord ol that letter, "hch VIZ
ii pIlv makes slavery against God and man. lo oo
russ SAYS in IT, moral obligation rests upon 'he save
,r and el4y. Srafc5 to amrlorae slnvcry even tu eA
| crninnti Here Leake made an easy prey VI 's
,tcr administering the most whitening feouke lot WV
.,rm.n,. 20 utterly ho tile the institutions o Inc SCUM
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