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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

a TENNESSEE WHIGS OPINIONS-The Nashville
American of the llth inst. contains letter from Dr.
McNairy leading Wing Of that place In which the writer
saws thai he has "never in his life voted for but Demo-
craft and tina, was Tor Ewing personal grounds
He has been Wing alwaye. He wasa WING when il was
an easy matter for him his associates in hs county
now count Wings who will for Scott He was for
CLAY when the Nashville Banner was for Jackson
And vet he goes on to say ~ uM not rote for Scott
With all my devotion Mr.. Clay, he living and
in his primo would not vote him. brought forward by
the men nominated and supported by the influences
which sustain Gen. Scott The who nominated him
corrupt influences which support him dangerous
10 the South and the Union"
"And 1eiN rots for Pierce / know him sound
National Conservative man. He belong, the party
with which have all my f, associated But have
closely scanned hi, public c and admire it. have read
hs public speeches and his public letters with admiration
which resist Of the lofty patriotism by which they
arc distinguished would be proud be the author OF
his letter MAJOR Lnly and Of his speech Mr. Calhouns
resolutions as Washngton's Farewell Address
him. for things the gratitude of my voc and ,n
pay Tho debt
q" believe he Is the instrument destined to crush that
Northern iauacisn, withdrawing bought portion Of
the Southern WINK party with promises of Office and hav
ing Tins sacrificed the Patriot FImore-rond use the mill
tary repla ZION Of vain man in giving us "a higher law
the Constution'
"As Certainly then, that have bsen always a Wing,
and AN whg-as certainly Scott Is favorite
diae o! The anti compromise Wings of Tho Norl-.o GER
tanly will vote against Scott and for Pierce"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

The Enquirer has more than columns devoted 10 the
sWebster movement in the North On this relics Tor Inc
hone i, ypeases of perccs carrying certain of the North
ern States But the Enquirer Ons 10 notice the Soh'N
ern Rigs Convention" define the position oi essfS
Troupe and t&uman. If we are not mslnormed' thcst
gentlemen their peculiar friends. are oosea 70 rteree
because he is ncE reliable ON Southern Rights
We have not yet received the proceedings OF The small
"Southcrn Rights Convention in Alabama, and cannot
therefore, comment upon lis proceedings. We attach ou
lii importance this movement Tor "a learn from most
who know that Governor Troup will not accept The pos
OF canddne. We satisfied moreover that every Sou'h
ern States Right in Congress- backed by nearly h'
whole party the South, Jealous in favor OF Tie cleo
lion OF franklin Pierce the friend Of j. c. Calhoun and The
bitter and unconpromising opponent OF the aoollioniss
and the cvasuialonists The of Judge Bragg
moreover have most powerful effect upon the states
Right throughout The South. Again, there arc many
Whgs also concerned in this Southern Rights Conven
lion" and their support WILL TO certain extent weaken inc
Wing ticket.
There i much more substance in the Webster movement,
The ~ y Courier and Enquirer though advocating Scotts
election fully appreciates and participates in the feeling
which prompts The movement. That paper says:
awe shall never cease 10 dcpore the defeat OF Mr. WEE
srEa NJ Gilmore bu, shall always nk it as an act O
National insratirude and POLITICAL INSANITY :"
Inurnude scishncss and miserable plea oil Pnl;il-
ca cypedirncy-a plea in this instance as aSt as was
BASE-has done is work and Mr. WEBSTER was rejected
Baltimore by The very men in whose behalf nc ma
every thing support Of the Constitution and the laws OF
the land His very patriotism his only crime IN The
eyes who assumed 10 weigh in the balance against
what they call erpcdienc and his great services, his I'M
eauaed talents and his political claims such as no other In
dividua could present 10 an assemhage oi intelligent men,
were oil thrust aside favor of one who il was thought
would better please the military tastes OF the masses.
The ~ Y Mirror, Wing, says in aluson 10 the Webster
movement for National Convention:
1.-THE friends OF Mr. Webster determined TO right his
wrongs do him justice before il 10 forercr 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
To the Editors Of he Enquirer.

Ont Of 30 voters AT In this chop but are Scot,
men! Will the Scott papers correct their misrep0riSi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

GEN. SCOTT IN PENNSYLVANIA.-The Pittsburg
Gazette the Oldest Wing paper In Pennsyvan Il
srons. Free Soil and anlis,very, and warmly supports
Scott II thus defines the riows of the Scott party in re-
gurd the late Baltimore convention and their platform
ave rejoice that the ultra prosnvery have for once
their match In the convention OF opponents they
had every thing their way but not in this BY this
platform, which certainly do not approve fugitive
slave law s left opened question: il ought TO be- and
both those who approve and those who stand
Just they We should have preferred however
. taken Gen. Scott took Gen Taylor without
any platform ALL but have coed Whip propo.
si,ons, and candidate who wi" do what freeman
may Of right do and who the representative and avo
rite of who have boldly and sterny stood out for the
rights the north and The claims OF suffering humanity
surely We ought to be satisfied.
"The eighth proposition is easily disposed Of The con.
renon speaking Of The compromise acts has said that they
will maintain them and insist their enforcement until
tine and experience shall demonstrate the necessity fur.
her legislation guard against The evasion of the laws on
The one hand and the abuse of their poer the other not
mpairing their efficacy This certainly question
as open could be de,red and there many among
believe that the contingency which printed 10
| itaiie, has already arisen"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

Z d Ku!as h.II =, = :
ra!! Court OF KIM William Comfy A. ne I"n's h''
Monday the 9Th GAY OF September, iS.- c.,.
Ottoman Slaughter
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~ '''1' "''''' 49,"
The nicc; OF hi. sn is 10 r.cover of az hunte'
lars whc due biz under seal che'uen
defendants the said plaintiff. the 2-Ih day M HP
allie hrrIand sum huutr.d dollar u stJe
Legal from the 2e'h daY Of AM ic'2. ~ aiu
Abandonment having issued 10 tl- Gaze dEc Den
rutei -t'ie the dr ientant Sa- W! a
by aifd1"'. .,s lie Is Tc!en. u th's S'e al ..
las W au required 20 appear within one nion ave "
lion hereof 60 what 10 project ". nv
directed that this order ~ published once wees i % re
front door OF The House of Thu. county on ne I'm
next County Court, 1es'c. j. o. foL'.aN'' 49,
Sept, l6-cwiw
DENSOCf,S SEED DRILLs.-i have for sale ,I
of;h-se superior drills the hest winch can % -
By those who have use. them. -an suppl! al! ihtN'' "
OF accidental breaking 49,, .,,,..
August3o-cSSw II " SMITH, cor i''h a'' YAM
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g." q wad some pow'r the giI.ic gle ia
t. see onrs.ye. az r;hers ace u -
EvaI frrr NOME b un,'sr Tree us,
f,,l,.h unttnp -

An mo nrcscn writer is not tho author OF the communal
linz .,yned Bcsand which appeared in tho Examiner, he
must leave gentlemen 10 accept or not as ne may
prefer the proposition Of "A LOCKER On
The citizens o Essex and King and Queen hal 'pect
men of tho W.oscrian displays of this modern Scot" orator,
=, hr Respective Courts in August and they must pa'con
:e i in declining the invitations OF "A Locker On
suJ ne the humble ms ans in The hands Providence #
.,yiny .hern from like infection. am they viii ieel
rnugh highly honured in The breach Than
~. - ..,x,nr,u BESTLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

When suddenly his released he down upon Tie
syie haiioong al the top Of his voice, tia, JUSTICE
stupid and dil know thing ab0G; ao writings Slk.
sp-aFc because dit quote The balance Of that spcnd
Thrice armed is hc whr hath his qrnrc JUST.
Just here, in order show whit smart i'on he was, be
pulled himself ou fuH length, threw his violently
his chest opened wide his mouth and then turning
lie head halfway louad after the tshion OF owl! M be-
ahd-@nndcul 10 relate-did Ct through with the
lArr" ." the coupet. having gone through with The anre
sai ambition, he s tearers strange look Of No"
nj Il mat smart in me T. This WAS returned By look Of
-sIsfic1n which, Will. II seemed proceed from The
reflection surely the nus be out OF his head evident
~ ecogniz-i the truth Of The Latin MAXIM QUEEN Deus
the Great lnc"nucnt;s Justice" His wt
nobody recognized as wit. Therefore shall say
at, Ut IL
For who would be ,at;rcal.
lyon hing 80 very SMALL"
had now for the lncontinent's reply TO Mr Douglas
Nov II happened, that when he had said reply tho
article written ~ Justice all he knew what TO Fay that
he VS. ocisr'y ignorant Of poetry politics and erery tng
elf rrIl. iha, he perfectly STA, and
n, VIII; 10 do expected every minute 10 hear him
clam, with ROdsrigo
Il vii inconinsn,'y droan myself"
But tho repy-,hc reply Well now the .ru, OF the mat
Ter j. his lie made reply Douglass speech. /, might
by some BE- called 10 the positions maintained by
DoGals; bat in my humble Judgment il had more 10 do
with nvrhrawing the argument OF his adversary address
Than in proving that America discovered By Columbus
In short Mcsss Editors like Mrs Py bus conversation
up Of for every body about every body and word
against every body 1T epeech ALL Ii had the whole
it, eteeoyped would not do the Great ncon,ineot tb.
injustice have published 10 the world; though his attacks
the extent of very small sapplv Of
vii wouId permit him, yet should forbcar 10 do him
rrong graf Them would permit The whole speech
before public, but beg pardon ior Introducing
specimens Of true oTa,ory with which the Great
ncon;nent did astonsh the good people Of county
After rmbng through numberIess papers (te called them
documentS To fad scrap authority for uuheard
Of declarations, the thought suddenly flashed across
mind that lie Tas very adtoi; debater All Of this he IL
Illustrated by comparing himself tu snake "uha. had
hole" Then followed long description of the in
which he approached that holehow tina; he was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
7 DAN Of sI5O,OOO for the CITY Of

IL ALBANY The Finance Committee OF the Common
Courcn Of the City of ALBANY - resolution OF
said Council hereby notice thar sealed proposals viii
be received until Thursday the ash day Of Marsh Instant
at 10 O'Clock Of that day for Loan OF one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars under the provisions Of the act
entitled An Act TO provide fr supply Of water IN the
CITY Of Albany passed April 1850 and Is amended Feb
stock viii he ssued entitled Albany CITY Water Stock"
bearing interest at the rate OF sx cent aauum
payable sem annually. Fifty thousand dosrs of the pyn-
cipa said loan TO be enbnrsabe at the expiration Of
years and hund thousand dobars at the
expiration Of twenty nine years from the first day OF Feb
rusry last past.
The proposals may be for the whole par. of said
loan less than 000 and should sealed and in
torsed Loan for the City Of Albany aud nclcsed IN an
envelope directed TO the undersigned.
Each proposal TO state distinctly the ra d premium OF
fe ed for eek elmbursaoe "a years and also that
tubuabe % years. or the sum OF money ttat Will be
paid for each S00 OF stock and the address the person
OF persons making the proposal
The money will required TO be pad by deposit 10 The
credit of the Chamberlain Il the city. al the Banking
New York the New York State Bank in this city.
follows: -,
being given Of the acceptance Of the
proposal. and $50 600 the hrst day Of Juno next
The the said stock will be paid semi annually
on the fTst days OF February and August each q
the Banking House OF Messrs Duncao Sherman Co IN
the City of New York. and the princpal reimbursabs 1t
the same place .
The Committee reserve the right take less sum than
the amounts above specified the ocss their opinion
az not interests of the oity.Albany
JAMES wAssON, Finance Con.
AIDE MARCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
SUPREME cOUnr-Is the mats. 81

"
Nytss ap,.c~,oe Of N. MayaI s'eernsa and c,asc,-
~ ., she Gy o. Ns~ Yoss rs-ass 70 me epsa.z< 20
siXry. SECOND ST. hsu. so ay TO ssA Az N a.C.sy
ts asd Assessment me soe's sa,risd naffsr a11y
a9pssisd bs rule OF sse ss0.@- Conr eve ncss. 30.
sasut The i~Vuifeneat the LsxislstuS -
tAs psope ef he ss VI Y,r, snIls.es a. sss -
aiss e@iussls,y 70 tss ca = Nsw Ysrs' ,sso ess a.
passsd April 2, SS BASED ssf ~, 1879 thai ths -.
st act Il he Estimate and A'sss ssssss The Csnnsa-
era lie above mater, the nance Of ID sW0r
s 81 ise lsts assessed. IA OF sach loss tAg
such mas sts the .HouHs Of ssssss neat whs - ~
d~nsse OF esrsh' and a. a. ,ae adsviss ssN sssss.
s.rse CoDGsss'osets ohiee 4 shs Cty and Staty q
hsis TO remain h q, e-N arsy days bel sas
sad Con nissics make tue" rsert To the saA g.
AID the sad CsmDsor.I, 's,'nst give aoses psrasas
70 the requirement Of ths Act tsf Al act 70 ssaA
sessnsr,s and Tarssm the CT, 80 Csansy Of New.
and 10. ctAsr purposes pss.d Ma, IT, isto pessoe Nal
house.: % ,n a.. S~ spr Ss SN or asss.S sSs 49,
thereby. that they have seI EstsuAte an4 -
81, s,s sa a1 =. y ~ 20 y.
I'd to present tber ohjscsiets ~luss TO hsnU 49,.
man n:s re e. cs naus 81 %: s :
Hal in the City of New YORK. ~nhr thirty DAYS fs4
the eass Of this notice; and hat sAe hAts ensnsee
BY the said Asssanen.x srs q, fsows; that 10 ~ -
all that peee parcel OF ssd. described and eoatai48
:. foSw. thai Is :. say, all aa, oar. o, sIy $500 g
and the snssrly side Of Exh's a, and .lss al AA -
tain other piece parcel OF lshd bounded the wesf ~
the satsry side Of Eighth tue east By the wsg6
has side Of Firth the peA ,, the line 81 the es
ter efthe block between Srty ssoosd It, and @x tAr
e. the south BY the line Of tho esnter Of tie blc -
tween SIXTY second st. and Siry u 81, sxcspsng ke!o.
:sld sI,y sssosS 4: AID We -. ssa cosm.s:cssss =
further siys notice that eur .e%' The sesvs
Of The STATE Of New Yslt ssscaai term q he ssH
Court. Be held q the Cty Hail the Guy sf New
Saturday the szd day Nay n,s ss the spssns -
Court that day thereafter counsel -
heard and that hes and there vill b nsds u
said revert b confirmed Dated New York, MarSA
~ s ;SSsis; j : $500. o'-.'-'.s-
HBERy 3 DAvns. Asssrnsv ~ t10ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
5000. 900 BIO BOURBON s.Six "a Y;

AND CITY OF NASHVILLE IKE SrCcKY) BONDS.
-hessu Gilbert Jsbns"n. fesarsacs Baildlass. Viii
liam q osis for ,s- Tso Iand,.d ress.ai Ddi.r. q
me Sr per Can't Bonds of the above Counties a-d Cry
w .,es coupons. payable ssni annually. In the CITY
The Bonds fr Ocs. acs the principal reImourssss
These Bonds vss s1u.d tie NsysviIe and L.riastr-
railroad Con pspy In payment Of stacs SUBSCRIPTIONS 10
IT, Il vote OF he people the City It MA.s
Wiz, ana ny heavy msSfries 10 she CJ10 les
miles long and nnects the Cities OF Mavsvlls on
Uated co. az, ~ e s ssa Coa me ss
cIiptIops ara airssey 81 oss,ii =.
Inc Counties OF Bourbon, Txye'ts and Massu. are all
in sny cOun ~ and the popu atom Is IN .ssnt nds,r
Gus o., The Apdtors Report 70, 1871 srhss
Us 'ne '''0"ms statistic: - repn and p0pu1sI,s
PosISe n---------------Sn9 l Ie1 1884
Msson' ------------------ B, ssss s,cgs
The above Cosnes are entneiy IN, Of debt, excspssug
sesns Sos o.s Of q
nsek The city Of Msysville a~ population OF sboat
ZOO and taxable property 20 she amou.t Of 900 900
tne point on the Ohio River IN the COuny OF 4asln OF
nanshipment for the whole north I'm Of Ksa
tucky OF merchandise asd Prodsc gong inward aAd oat
wad-Ahd under the infper Of the system rjats
converting upon H. and firm NJ ectons with al the
Ich central regions of Keaucky AID with mo principal
Ines hai"sy running south and nor'h, the city must
rapidly rise in business population and wealth Maysvs
owes now deb of so oO0 bot hs. the amount
s goo ard rsvenue of sea eo0 exclusive of hs tai
for kailrosd purposes. THIS Indebtedness based
capital Of S4f5,o exhibited by the Assessor books
value
The rutiona ity Of the issue these Bonds has
been affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals Of
the State of Kentucky which question:
The Court of Appeals decided hat their collection be
enforced oy wit Of mandsmus and ne individual property
ofsvery citizen subjected to the PAYMENT
The kenttck members Of Congress. certify the perfect
security Of these Bends, and Mr. Clay adds his Testimony
10 their value. He saws:
These three counties among the richest believe;
excluding Jefferson they the hree richest in that
State TIE Bonds executed under the hory of tins
Legislature i's pow that 1orty has
recently affirmed by the highest judicial tribunal in Keu.
tucky entertain 1ubt that The principal and interest
Of the Bonds, respectively, Will be puncusiy paid they
become due Such con- eence IN the safety of Invest
ment these Bends thai property ali Converted
into hem, should feel per fsctly secure 4.
lam, with high respec. Jour oeedlent servant
II CLAY
defsnso
These Bonds offer one the best perfectly safe avenue
OF inves mtnt now before the public
GILBERT s. JOHNSON, Insurance Bnildinss.
William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24


- the spplsaues Of the Mayo Alderman ~ Cemne.-
~ u II, .Iis ron s 10 i: a.asss
q Estimate and in the above sssi
tied matter duly appointed b, oths Supreme Court
70 81. 81 Y as
titled Act 10 amend Ac suttlsd an Act t. redues
sss sas x: s.ss xp1i ~, ss... Ss. &
Commissioners in the above containing the Hanes
cfths ownsIs Of the lots assessed the naubss OF sueA
ot, a tnsI appear ON ths hst, q" ne Somm.sonsrs y
whether for damage or bench aod also all the adavits
estimated, and other documents -nch were USED 81 the
Comm making then have been depcGto4
In the street Cor msslorsrs Once II the City aad Couav
ofNsw York Tor ths Inspection Il wacmscsvsr naycca.
ss "p: der 70 :d 'i sSss.
Court, the time and place hereinafter msatonsd Ard
rsSairensns Of the act entitled "A Act L. amend IN a.
entitled Act in relation to tss Election q As:sssmsas
purposes passed May Il 1870 passed MAY is4l to tAs
owrcr or owners occupant occupants OF s houses ~
have completed their Estimate Assessment that an
persons whose interests s-c -d thereby, and who may
ss % e: s
Chairman Of the sad Commissioners. Al the ONCE Of James
s. Sandford Esq No 10 Srnss ~ in the City Of New.
YorI within thirty days rom he date Of this acss AnA
that the limits embraced by ta s.cssnen are - follows
CITY Of New York described aud bounded - follows. =
wit: On the east, By the ."'tsrly line OF side e
Of lsss, on On me the sca ;, ne In. d II. e.ssss
Of the block between 5lss, and o2d-st and On ~
south by the line the ceRte ~ block between SIS
st. and 5sA 81 And also eli the os pieces or parcels q
land situate lying and being ssd City, dssc nbsd and
line or eide Of ithsv on the ~es by the esstsry hne
OF side ofi2h av and BY the hss of marx %
the Hudeoa River; sp the aoUh, by the line Of ue
center Of the block between 5iss st. and ,2d.st aAo
on the south BY the line Of he center Of the blood
between 5lst g. and 50th a. And the said Commas
sioaers further give notice, ina, their report 70 the
above entitled matter will be made and presented 70 the
suprsme Cont Of the State ~ New York, II special
fem OF the said Court to be At the City Hall Of the
CITY of Nsw-Yort on SATURDAY. he r7th day Of March,
ls5s at the opening Of the Court On that day. o. soo3
thereaev a. Counsel can heard and that then ~
there motion will DO made ths, ssd Report be coaAred
Dated Nsw-York, Jan, 1854
MosEs MAyNAky JH..
JAMES 9: SANFORD, Conalissoasr-
WILLIAM g. GREGORYS
HxnRY 3 DAVIES. Attorney il Inn