Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
JUSTICE AND MAGNANIMl1Y OF THE SCOTT
PARTY!
The following statement Of facts appears in the Baltimore
BLAnEsssuno, MD, Der. %. 1852.

BLADESssURe MD, Der. %. 1852.
The Wing Barbecue which had been advertised for some
weeks came of to-day in the grove this village. II
was largely attended b. citizens vi Pcc. Georges county,
the District OF Columbia and elsewhere. Ample arrange
mems had been made 10 accommodate several thousands
ami l;c after o'clock the guests in general took their
seats Ladies first OF whom there large number,
al of whom seemed 10 ENJOY themselves as hey were abo-
dainty ard sumptnonsly seved. The speaking had COM
menced in the morning and several gentlemen had addressed
the meeting; amongst others yonr o~nsinan H. Collins Lee
who his and impressive speeches ~
ter dinner III" speaking resumed BY Coleman elliott.
Gen Thomas r. Bowie and other gentlemen. As lie
IN announced be invitation 10 all retrospective OF
party number Of both political parties were there.
Ahaut O'Clock Mr. Jchsr, twhu had arrived in The
wh many others about ocock), called on by several
gentlemen know he would address the meeting and de-
cned unless especially invited hlr Lee and other gentle
men seeing that there many of both parties anxious
hear Mr. proposed 10 wait on The managers and make
the suggestion
After time General Bowie the Electoral
Aiiatc large for The State of Maryland, down from
,h stand and desired TO know what Mr. j. ntead.d
pursue. air Jener said he did desire 10 make a
speech; but, as frIcnds Of both parties had Informed him
that different and perverted prevailed latse 10
his letters and the he intended TO he desired
make cSplinaon Which he pledged himself should
occnDy han twenty minutes and further that he
would not abuse the privilege, granted by saying word
against Gen Scott, 'pcr se which could give onCc
either party any gentleman present He desired 10 make
remark in explanation OF his Cen :al
Bowc in reply said 10 s was Scott meeting no person
would be permitted Ia address II uncss he out in favor
III General Scott Mr.. Jtnfrr then said he mad nothing
gay, except il the first Wing meeting he had
rGdci in any Of the counties 81 Maryland Dep-
cratic either that he dbaGrct the privilege of addressing
the people. Mr. Bowie then said he authorized
der III J. the stand II he wOud the opinions
pressed in his letters and in speech General
Scott. Mr. Jcnrr then closed by remarkina shat ii il
Tor The respect he had FOR I'll: Electoral candidate
ana HE meeting he should resent tho proposition
sn and that he spnrEcd il with Indignation This closed
tie interview
after which Mr.. J. went down to the village and
preparing 10 leave in the hali-pasi four o'clock
wncn he again called on BY gentlemen of both parties
and urged 10 address the crowd then quarter n a
mic from the B.rbecu" Mr.. Jeuifer again declined, sug
sting that II might be indrcae. II suggested that
tn crowd was composed ., both Wings and Democrats
vito rit indignant, ami that Nj Lee u ssa'y would
pond. iI crirr then introduced, BY tcw remarks
frrl Nr. Lee, who !aid G then rrspurd.
~ Jcniier IL - remarks. was listened 10 win marked
a1r, Cn:!i party down from tic grove nai con-
mead r!c lnYtrnpDa wh'c'i cuntinu.d uHi' l:r
" anY,t Tor 1c cat. pass, VII NJ VIII nany 1hcs.
Lit the ;iIia4c.
lis rrn?e, state that Gov Spisg the selected presi.
deaf 81 the day. Dr. Senme- D. Bailey ind others high
toned gentlemen who presidents present
great mistake has been made by huse Jealous gen
teen, ot whom have been recently dyed in the wool
having bxcd The compass and pafIaEen Of oil the hues
The rainbow expect by being Ultra Wings 'par excel
ence wash off sQc OF their political ns Thev
the Dir. Jenfer Is TO- years ago and more
recently still, had stand up against in defence of Clay
Taylor and Scot and upon the side where he onght those
very battles successfully he j.. refused hearing 10 de
+, nd himself atins, the nsdous attack against hln-be
he differs with his friends of whom have
not changed their opinions but their actions
Mr.. Jenrr offered 81 gentlemen OF both pulitics
parties alter l." vas cried down. give him barbecue in
Prince Georges county or the city Of Washington, but he
declined 10 accept being his Agricultural Fall
IN Btimcrs which Ia to be held thee hs ensuing week
|! which occurred to-day could be known rs II
took place in Prince Georges and the other counties OF aa
yland II believed that county would support such
being aud VIII bs put In practice the ID November mex!
Fiat JU5TITIA, RuAT CELUM"