Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-16

'oha Tennessee anal Indiana axe expected to sen the
10 Phiacihia 10 lock on and hc s4cri-
nee Cun i be dOEe! We shall Sic.
= uas! that iii sacang Of Can Scott the instrument,
.nout line un" ilng nsr'ncn, of ,'s mEour:on oI H"h-
Set rinoIe Eiy tool may AID, aE ;iir national p!In-
cpica OF administration disesprc implied oil thai
gust name. have too Gag followed his towering plume in
"a ana woven 70! HIN too mamy civic wrcais in peace &"
spehk o him with dETespoct E"ery lire write gives me-
p"in IN his present position Sercr before his mouth
Seasa nh ms country in e:iiarai peril Never hc!nrc
could noa! man. muci rrr!c Politicians a.t hush hs lofty
voice. or plTa!yZ@ his mighty would not write ic-
!ers J! wcicl". wnnI make pledge w"ud pn! moth
ing o.: pafcI, beyond tic lustrious deeds OF immortal
hsofy NJ rae Wig asks IT, or expects II OF him. But
"ha' !Fce frank men do expect y! him, my do demand OF
hh-s that if he be candidate 1t be signlcd by those
VINO InaEc h so,,at every Wing soldier VIII" gees into
n.Hh under nm lce5 that he serves under General whose
victory Is 10 10 his county section Of it, and
ehs oi all 10 the Disunon section OF the North. Age is
coming over lie ilusrou5 General Death will net always
spare him whom bullet hes often hit The Victor OF mary
CO." cli3 can be victor tn grave We VINO carry
mnskcIs in this coming fnht lay 60 from Vera Cruz
exico under him alone with ccn:ienae-w'h all the con-
hherce Of the .;owcrs 0f HerDirdp Cogezbut SUPPOSE
nc i' al the Gara some accident OF age Or for
tune suparscle tho Victor :!ta and send him aa
Sancng General as has been dunc) with con-
ltcnce under We know nothing Of the
about hl-with hul-of him His political stall wears
livery HAT aiirights us oil. II he s misfortune be-
TIDE hand no principle of action be settled for them 10
gn"c'n ~ ncr-wc oay The poor Greeks who followed
Alexander beyond the Euara;cs fighting fr spois bc
divided arons son:o miserable successors
Az EYE THE CAPITOL.
~ y Tribune the rch, ha:d organ Of Seward and the
ncs: chaapon of Con- Scott has given the Wings OF the
South 10 understand that they expected any declarations
from Gen. Scott upon the compromise, cy expected what
they would get. How do Virginia Wings relish the fol
lowing plain talk OF the New Bedford Mercury another in
iuent!al Scott Wing organ:
"Wha claim then, has the South to attempt to control
The whg party of the Union What has it done for the whis
party What will it do for the whig party? And FIRST let us
define what is meant by thc Souh." The term does not
include Delaware, which goes for Scott; Kentucky
which leans in the direction nor Maryland, which
will not tc led away by the ulsrasm of the SnnIh.-
Ii may include North Carulna but doubt il. Let us
however, cocede that embraces North Carolina and it
will be found 10 include pretty reliable Hhg STATE be-
sides tho possible Wing State Of Tennessee, and the i'm
probable Wing State of Georgia.
"ihe States lhon which intend in the mos. amabc ond
manner take charge of the wy party are
North Carolina (pGssib Tennessee, (posssy) F!gnil,
South Carolina, Missouri Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana,
Gcogia, Alabama Florida and Texas The two first named
of these States with Georgia. have occasionally been wing
States hut the other nine have uniformly been democratic
States. The chance that any of them will vote for
wg nominee for the Presidency is about equal to that of
the lcky holder of Jersey lottery ticket to draw tie
ita prize Virginia has oEly wings in COngressSouth
Caroina, Texas and Aknnsas none Mississippi not an
avowed whg: Alabama and Louisiana only one each. IL
short these uinc States the very srorghuds of LocOo
not excepting Fiof!a, when has once Or twice had
spasmodc iii oi whaEey Nome ol sesc States nave ever
thing for the whg cause cyc"r; 10 furnish The par
with office holders AMI even the men thay elect as wings
a.. holly unreliable. II They should dictate the Gumn
cratic party they you'd only be exercising ristctian WIN
in their nanc when they attempt 10 0Id II over Tie
whg party they cncroach foreign SOIL ana are mere In
leropes Tie whg marty had ans aro's from hcnl
and expect any; consequently the wing party vii! not
feel al all alarmed a5oa their votes They are universally
conceded the locnc0 States and they Keep itoHy ou
Of The CoarcnOn ierc lcN damage done thereby The
i,uriy 1t they sc!ong the Unun that ney are
entitled 10 sea;s in Nations. because they
are calculated upon 10 the extent il the
Ne trust therefore, that c swndng managers rW Dc treat
I'd eim mcrcd contempt and that member Of The Con-
renop | be rfucnctd by ts preSee; absence There
are sonc sublime stretches of barefaced npndtnce which
should be tolerated. and this attempt of Southern loco
,co States dictate to the wing party is one Of The Sort
The Stauntan Viadicalo j, pained to say that Judge
Baldwin is confined bed Of sickness and suffering
ard serious pehensions entertained for his recovery
tis sudden illness has thrnwn gloom community
for person is more sincerely and dsserved beloved than