Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-29

| a sneech in Convention full Of professions i"r co.
,iona requirements Who he h and what his souh in
home, we shall let the Pennsylvania inform "o
the following scathing language ,o.n inst says:-
The phadepha Pennsylvania OF ,1 Convention
uThe srrsrh of Jndoe Jessup in the he South that
I,I h , Ut 10 The Wing party OF e
The Pennsylvania Wings are fue Of the bodes and most
snact,nntS of Congress on the country have ever
barefaccd attempts 10 i''p
witnessed. ,ni, Judge Jessup is well known ana
10 in norn to be open and rioient abo't,
he eIarIv opposed the Fugitive Stare td nfc
tr91 ,Is T gTasen Ground IN %s ]
pitre slares passed from ono point 10 anonr
hey in supposed place OF s9e'y. we Snaso ~.
Judge Jessup is recognized In MS own h scon,
keeper Of one of their houses for aiding IN me eeu
of giiipe SLAVES The nfamy and lupilude OF hs Shrn
as the supple tool of Johnston to impose upon he
people The belief tina, he and his friends aIc that mi
tate the country should kaorn etse'ehsrs; IN
| he Is understood" -. 49, ,,o
Such are The men who have iofcea oe"' 49, ~. -
South AS for Mr. SCOTS steeoyped arg ument OIL 'e s'
80, s rho nlotform we refer the cosent views Oh
Tho Ei,oro Georgia papers, that repudiate the scol che
nd tho following extraordinary and most instructive piece
80 ,inony from the New York Courier and Enquirer also
ybip MINER After such revelations from leading wing or
cans i, will be Impossible for Mr. Scott, with al MS sops
v u make converts TO Scottish by descanllng ever So
lonc an the patfom-ono Of the elements OF Inc uhue
standing" for the nomination of Gen Scott:
"TuE BALTIMORE WIG CoSvEsTIoS-Mhlle we c ,,
nlv recognise our duty sustain the nominee OF inc
National Convention is equally our duty briefly 10 pace
ON record why Is that Gen. Scott and not Dahe
| ster received the nomination OF that body
"rhe testimony OF an opponent when lay olaoc - u,
of more weight than that OF friend and therefore we
the teleprapc dispatch of quasi member OF Inc
Of Saturday contained the following which MI laymonu
on the floor of the convention admitted tha nc h1a WIN
leu u.BALr1MoaE, Friday, June Is,
Six ballots show average strength OF Weoser -
Fillmore l3O Scott 49, Tomorrow II is believed Men
lucky, Tennessee, Virginia. and one or 'Wo halo, Tur
sooTurns WIGS GAVE WAY on THE PLATFORM WITH THIs
UNDERSTANDING. If ScoTr IS NOT aoa,N"'
hs New York delegation arc very indignant al the
summary election Of the New York Scot! mem aHf on
defeated BY d di ssy win it's bOdng orc
at is quite true that this declared NAT its author
mga,ed fasehood; and is equally en what was false
Mr. Raymond conceded tna lie which admits OF no
misapprehension; and the Kentucky and Virginia
Of the delegations from Mr. Raymond for the purpose o OF
apoogizng for h.hy and weakly exposed The bargain
liona PLATFORM through which MI Webster was to be de-
and corrqps9 language admits OF no miscons.rue.i nS
doub. ro ohr viii give Scott nomination on the
,Grd or fourth ballot And these idenhcal @ - n",
it him on sixth ballot on Monday anu uha for vsdnp
fo their doing so and TO excuse the Scott wings io
n the Compromise he adds: THE northern wings gave va!
on the platform with THIS USpERsTASp!Sa aho tas p
an,o,inn Ihn, If Scott IS NOT NOMINATED, THEY tine
northern whgs) WILL CHARGE BREACH of fN''" " -"
SOUTH" ooh oonsecn
lively as we ouole il from the Times and II is absolutely
impossible 10 deny that Ia full and explicit an eSpos
on of the CONDITIONS of corrupt BARGAlS as ever "as
placed on paper True it Indignantly repaoiata Us
an unmitigated falsehood by the parties concerned anu
is equally that its author preeITng 10 DC
10 expose the schemes of friends boldly and shaneessy AD
arrEp that But this in no wise alters .lc
fact THAT WAS MADE AND coSsuhAATEp, AM
THAT BY SUCH DISHONEST AND DIsdRAcEFCL pRoCEEpSo
the nomination of Daniel Webster was defeated.
Mr. Scott says that, before he lett Baltimore ne oeca
satisfied that Mr. Fillmore could not have been elected
nomina,cd-why, them did he continue to vote Tor Vtyuo
ballots for Mr. Fillmore and against Gen. Scott only few
hours before Convention finally adjourned7 Inc e5pa
nation is full of strange the whole OF Mr. hco's
argument was suicidal and is not singular that every step
he Took attempting to justify his COURSE ne s'umo'e"'
as the Wing papers often say OF Gen. Pierce.
The tenor Of Mr Scots argument was that the country
was STRONGLY Democratic and that the only hope OF Wing
success was the nomination of Gen. Scott whose gun
nowder availability" would carry the floating voc-reicrns
more particularly 10 the soil the large free States
We ask Southern men If this is not beautiful ground upon
which appeal TO them 10 support the seward nag. -
Gen. Scott be elected it must be by ffeesol votes ana IN
the administration Of the government he must DC olassca y
the insdious leaders of the nsayery host II such man
as R. Scott allows himself TO be deuded by such men Us
Johnston and Jessup OF Pennsylvania any one doubt
,hat Cen Scott who owes his nomination to the free-soi
Wee will necessarily be influenced BY the cunning and de-
ceitluI Seward7 ,
We shal NOT follow Mr. Scott In his TEDIOUS
r democratic PLATFORM ouH!Co II W cay
that, under platform, the Democracy have Kept down
high tariff and corrupt system OF internal improvements
as they designed. They will continue to do and thus
break TO pieces the only panks left TO the Wing party
as agreed by Messs Scott and Bolts viz: those OF pro!cc
ton and internal improvements Upon one of The Demo
cratic resolutions, Mr.. Scott peculiarly savage,-uc
nouucng as "backguad &C. we mean that which says
of federalism that it "conceves mpasure TOO nonstrous
for the public creduity" Mr. Scott should have known
that this resolution applied especially to the mumerles and
hrmbues Of the Wings OF few years snce-such as ode6
dollars a day and roast beef hard cider
and yauerkirers, upon which Mr. r. T. Daniel, immedi-
atsy behind him on PLATFORM could have richly enisht
ened him 1t is pity that the managers on Saturday
night had not brought into requson similar 'materia
aid such as drum and fife something Of that kind TO
draw and keep together little larger AUDIENCE than the me.
ancholy attendance that occasion The battles OF Gen.
Scott and the eoquence Of speakers have utterly failed Of
effect.
While Mr.. Scott speaking, scattering roulade OF
cries for "Botts" kept upunt finally it became SO
general ncessan that he was forced TO take his seat MI
Bolts rose and usual followed he asked 10 De
excused il very late and he mad been sahots III e
chilly had been invited expected 10 speak, nor
did he wish occupy the time of other gentlemen who had
been especially invited speak MIR. mcfarland said that
the committee had made arrangements on the subject
Mr. Bolts replied that had The least design TO make
eornplain-but what he said still the fact Being called
speak, proceeded in his usual bold STYLE and occa
sonay raised cheer by referring to of the victories
of Gen. Scott "mere soldier and laugh at welto!d
jest He commenced by declaring that he should say MOTH
ing personal agunst Gen. Pierce whom from all he heard
and saw, he believed TO be gentleman-ou half dozen
hardly escaped from him. when he attempted TO
raise laugh about the Democratic candidate "ang from
his horse and fanting." We have objection to the
Wings enjoying this small joke in small wayit is the only
fun they have in the midst Of all their party troubles
Mr.. Bolts attempted make light of the civil life Of
Pierce-remarkng that the best thing he had done
occupy the position himself tho 2lst rule, for
which the Enquirer had often scored him, Mr. Bolts
We shall recur this point again. In the time
fer Mr.. Bors and his organ the Wing TO the mpor-