Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
ONE OF MR.. BoTTS' BACKERs.

One OF the "ches things of the day is the spectacle OF
j. NJ Bolts in his speec Friday night, attempting 10
convict Frank Pierce OF addition sentiments For his op
position to Southern sentinrn in upholding the constu
,ionay Of the Wimo Pnviso and in opposing the Zls
Rule upon which platform Mr.. Pierce did not stand win
him. whatever Mr. may s,yl Mr. B. has lost the confidence
Of tie South and has met With the most disastrous over
throw before the people, To the same extent that ne mas
lost the confidence of Sou he has gained that oi me
Northern freesol supporters ,f Gen. Scott. We give
proof.
There ia the strongest evdene Mr. Webster and hs
friends look with repugnanco upn the nomination Oh zen
Scott The Boston Courier is ,h confidential organ OF MT.
Webster It G that paper hut hrst appeared e ~
Dorant official document of Mr. Webster the subject oil
the Fisheries difficulty The Courier thus arragns 'he hos
ION Atlas the leading Scott organ If New England:
az, 20 onIv necessary 10 leave out OF the account the
ma sked aboionsm OF that Journal and lis whole lran o
underground r,auGuvres 10 metnmorPhose te ,ns
into free soil party Is there man oil any alsce,he'
who does not know that for the astwo years The Aa mas
been nothing irccso parcr That everything J. ha9
said and done, and thought and Mnhaiheu "mu "'S S
and designed has been of the most decided aootlon ee
so and anti.constituonsl complexion lnat oe,N.eh wen
the political doctrines of the Atlas AMI those o Inc Boston
Common wealth and the New York iHonne-those rum.
nos of scd,on and Observation-Disclosures could not lner'
the sharpes point of pair OF meapY sica scissors!
there reader of the Atlas who does not Know Una. s WV.
Alta. amidst all its indiscrminate and extravaganza py
of The Baltimore nomination, NOT SAID WORD to lSp
CATE ITS APPROVAL THE WHlo PLATFORM Mhy u.u'
should the Atlas endorse the PLATFORM ~nen IL Is
that MIR Seward and his JunO, with Whom tue ha' ia
pone hand and glove in this business, nave no h'en1i
whatever of being bound by it, and that the leading organ o
Gen. Scott in New YORK openly aVo"s tNa' IT. WIN VIZ
execrare and split upon lt" "
The Courier continues sketch the picture OF the Aas
in the following mas,ery style We ask attention 10 Inc
>rsnhic sketch of the Free-so Scott editor sitting
der the nose of Mr. John Minor Bots'' ana ciapp'ns
his hands and crying Good" TO Mr.. bot's' ABUSIVE
,oeech against Mr. Choate. As Mr. bots, IN DIS NUS
aurhable attempt Friday night 10 explain away h's o"
cornering on the pocket letter. used some '
auare in regard 10 Mr. Choa,e it is proper that Inc wings
hero should know how Mr. B. is regarded oy Tue
Wings in Boston. The Courier says:
What did the Atlas do years ago but JOIN open
moulhed with the Abolition and Freeso parties 10 'hl,
hue and cry against the Compromise measures "na a
he Atlas do but itself in the spirit OF sediton ana au
scaion against law of the United States and declare mat
the North "woud not be saddled with II VIVA. u!u u
Alias do but set itself deliberately the work OF dsogan-
n lao ioessssanliyw" Aeate agtae nga.e!" Has the
Ato. forgotten The day when boated OF having
newspapers in New England at s back 10 @ cusn M
ste and put down the Union spirit and the
Socirnes OF his seventh OF March epeech7 Has It forgot
ten how long and how obsnaely II aooTed IN his very
credi,sble VOCATION and how was cneeed on o acca
,;ona from the and Abolition hosts till the true
Whps of the country as one man ana missed n.o -
ence7 Has it no power TO edor If thot
er ha, h to single himself out as the object OF unde
served abuse though "conscous OF no oefecton OF oy
or unfai,hfuness the Wing cause we may y", y. NV q
fhfuness 10 the Whig for man 10 81 aa
BD j. the shie me C0nSensn aieIess
and sop his hands, and cry G1s speech against Ruiu
Ghoas for pleading the Wing and
true Wing candidate This is small mattel snr,s we naons ao
bu, II is not altogether unn,eres,ing to Know soe
notions Of what Constitutes duly" talhiuness as dee
cton and few other things which the Wnig are O OOsf M
to deal with for good for evil The a1los WINS W
{ this remark -, sc hy IN
awe are willing to have course judged OF oy Ii
. facts" croot ones-
Small facts are often quite significant as great
What with great and small think we have SHOWN enous
TO make 1t evident that the sound Wings Of
have good for Withdrawing their commence
Aria. and the iuno 70 whom owe the wing aeea''
the las, two years. and the triumph of the Coahton.
Mr. Bolts has twice recently taken great pains 10 ''s0
b,s atrs of all personal acquaintance with Seward houe
ha does not pretend to deny that his candidate 1e'
Scott, s on terms of personal intercourse with Seward
Though Mr. B. may not know Seward, he seems to ha'