Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
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,4-.r: Editors two articles hsiH. appeared. one III
inc Richmond WING and the other in The Republican, pro-
t.in1 10 ave account ol discussion between MessS.
Il Nonlguc Democratic cleo for this district and A.
r,an, al, ,uur City, last Essex Court, you Val
I,sr me for asking small space IN Your columns, whist
,l .,tavr, IN Justice 10 Dir. Montague.
injurious thai gentleman Which al distance
ARTICLES re- calculated 10 make Here and IN "ni midst
win those ,vho had opportunity !" witness INA Hiscus
,n no harm ,,iLI possibly result from their pshcail "
After snu. n. consumed III arrlng'ns the terms =" de-
,ac Mr. Crane led forth III speech -! an ior h! though
very esuory and scattering, II may oe regarded ~ ur
re- speech, IN support o! what now called E'h
rp.r- The Wing party The tI-i, nnd ore al W" greatest
u, and importance seems I" tv" heeh a. "S"a' 90
ttik the D.iu"crlc pluf1rm- which he pfthonirrh
rhu,e peculiar phases, which, from constant usage "us'
:" bc III stereotype an eftroqHc, ScceGh"s""' W.
was nal. Frank Pierce, the that went To McN
80 to an hn tainted, &c Then came The contrast Tie
" i,ig platform Was described n something beyond me si
,rur ~ hnltn thought AMI expression frank aGd I'M
,r,b .rru- pfc and a. perfect rs Minerva when s'it
sprrnn from tho brain o Jupiter. To have heard Mr. Crane
aruurn on mi.ht unwIliIngly have supposed The wh
n,,lm 10 be the mb ,dimrn all that Is holy in Nrne
sound IN tempered with wisdom instead .! being
iii make NJ anoh" chapter IN III" history 81 mr.
y, nrrru1n- party never satisfied cut 81 power, ana!
who can sry IN power only long enough 10 he kicked out
VIII as have said Mr. Crane made quite cfed'tatl-
speech ana deserves well his parry; pr IL: fought boldly
r Them none al whom in this glorious place NJ everlasting
wing principles alias prtlnlcrs had ever dared !" 'c any
0 The democratic uatus, under whose heavy caS'igh'"h7
they had been hitherto content qdctly I" submit bH "
day lar changed Il was known that Mr. Gr4n'
though -.nrliu the heavy blows Of Douglas had
arrived and would sneak, and cndcaror u rase the df"'P
N. spirits whd had heretofore looked III VAN u"
pr;rr,nr one IN his ecstasy Iamp.d upon HE stand
ahead crane and Told The people something great was !"
done Achilles hal backed on his atin'; 'oIlhh was
their midst. THIS individual had d'netc~-E ter"d Ia"
ShaEp"lr" r niskt before Tor he turned I" ar MONTAGUE
and with hr.rtcning shake al hs head told him ne hao
iscn before MIN oenan worthy OF MS sire tia Ne ~"
nvrn him timely warning; that he tMr NJ reminded him
II Richard Buswcth field; he hoped III ms cry Tor
hose nc MIGHT he hell ped 10 that w6n!! n't stumble
,nd u;,yn which hr would aln and some other snci
l,,l lis ser
cal gentleman il renowned Ties" word, SEEMED Il" " '
atbustng OF Inng cnt up PASSION 'shich III me absence
his Gran" protector he would have shliieei Ia have "l
tered This Shaksperan gentleman is the sane whose
walr, not fast ~ '%hTew sEuy clock AMI ' Ma
lone well IT donr, &r.. OF con'en"a
memory
il t.,r rou,lusinn Mr. Cranes aprrch, hr Montague
calmly requested hi friends refrain rom "i!""
n th ,,mrl - III. ,,nu,i meeting s.nu,rr-" whose il
and srnsrls@ shouting had accompanied ~ spec,
lbs opponent. twou!d indeed be difficult 10 tell III when
lnsr slulInn. when Crane, unfortunate for his"ry
compared himself Richard III concnilne III, Sh'a
i'm when H. Told them where he E"s torn MI hon''
er prore,ird give snort history III III" Respective IRE
.idrn ai nulatius III which d" reiterated "hli H h"h
,! lntny previous occasions, h "tnh'i Scott wa
III, nominee the suerH a. Tie North, ua! ""u"
wi!h the permission II gentleman Present Nm - "'r'
ilm Esd, late mr'nbrr al The National wing C"isrh"i
.. Baltimore nvr lima authority. Mr.. Gresham n"idod
lr Montague then said that Mr. Gresham "n MS
return from Baltimore had told Inn such the cast NT
's'ia'" confessed II" MAI 20 admitted - ',r. ", W" y.
had hr ol his way. tut Mr. Gresham wa
uur - admit that he had loan! any error ~ hs 'r'
Expressed opinion.
Thu. j. AZ. admission from h.h AUTHORIZATION zone d
The con- rnC tGy p0wtrS member al The Convention la'
nominated Scott X would he tedious and useless 10 dcia
liz topics discussed by Nh Montague suffice II To- say, 'i'
The leading questions u! contest between iiir parties
,Namlnc and tor crarness at argument lhciheSS III
exhibition facts and logical precision Mr. VI not only
sustained M LesctrcIy high reputation even WIN ooih par
hut carried conviction L. the heat 4" many an nttIGn
Whg who, bI: ir party Iudcc ana associations w"a
vote Tor scott.
ii is beneath my desire into rculiton Of The
charge anger 81 "Sco,t Whig Of the inuendo o 'c
Republican, correspondent who describes ilr Montague ~
rising with the cpwnsh pronunciation u "feNerc:ehS,
and who caSsicaY himself begins by reporting he discus
of a. j. Crane and lI:S5rS Montague" Poor fellows
vel NAV they whine who often have felt The lash
Whatever mry be the opinions % these writer's C Them RESI-
assured that Mr. MuntagGc> position political iehafr
intelligent gentleman Is TOO elevated Inr hch !" tat
% tipoe Having Witnessed his power ''thy believe ard
lrcHibc' .
The discussion closed much 10 the satisfaction OF the De-
mnc:atic party of Essex who, though il minority, are not
wholly insignificant but at The polls IN N0rsn3tr are de-
tined to make federalism quake for fear. NENlAS.