Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

, suit tho isl:!rdp OF Tic Car tho Sultun, CT might
liz = ots tolorrea from Lout: fa'0!san, a-ross ne "def
whose memorable coup de!at was not one "hit mort N
oI ,:n that by Scott gained his nomination.
IL Irr patronage u: The Government. fne haiiEc'9nfh
on. Of the mos, decided gimals we have ever had: osi-
ne in bringing himself out Tor the Presidency ors'na 10
mall of .jCctioutsring and yet original in his ideas
n hny IN. Government ought to be administered Win
S, rho Oracle Seward the High Priest, and Greeley The
i,,rnre, we are nj no loss in finding his meaning. III!
rive ali the Offices Administrations men, whether pro-Sars.
5v MN ar dboitionists" That's what Greeley says he
means What hoy the wings once raises over fFoscriP-
ton While prescription has been Their i"a9lnie PFdctce
when in pYer rhry have in theory ~ least, always pro.
sc.aeI prescription They hase heretofore III least ma
the .cccncy "to virtue, 1t ihcy nau no ~.
now ,ater the new lead OF Seward II Ca We nave 'he
Offices o The Government m 81 unhiu-hney hel up a
reward for party support The EpaEIe!td CANDIDATE :
placed By The side OF boui OF soup ana hdue !" ~
l "come YOU who will vote Tor me- take your I'LL ot lei
no55dy else hope tie people will there Is poison
in that bowl and we'll none of IT, Gentlemen. tie most
clcoucul speech which Ffankiin Pierce made, was IN
tho Senate of the q. 5. against prescription.
Slavery | will not call Gen. Scotl oboitons, lest
throw my viii. friends into rage But while | canh",
state the tact Of my own knowledge have been inlol
that SeWp!e the whig editor ui the Fredericksburg news
an ran him before his nomination, "an aSO%ed abolition
i-ts" And there is your own 9yme,- ueniiehen "hht
rirnu,s ynu into such an ecstasy wheh call his J.!
Synr j. good fellow, and my ena ana IS as souna a. a
dollar On Southern rights If he nould only scf Symr II
mistake not was a member OF that memorable Legislature
ii 1911 which heoicay resolved that Virginia would re-
.is all d, and abolition schemes int all hazards ana 10
IN, Inst extremity" When the danger distant and re-
mote Syn,e was TO doubt like the rest, very bold
SWINE was valiant. Syme was brave
Syms rlgn, OF the south would 'aTt
Free Soil h. the worst calamity,
Which he would rcsis! 10 The last extremity
Time flew BY DUring the ay lor canpllsn Of is whe
the South was offered Clayton COMPROMISE, Sync q
nresumc like .h- rest Of the wings, for did not see his
paper bee sensitive in the matter OF Southern EIs
no,s Jealous guardian than Calhoun, tina, ne would
not accent that Compromise. because the s!Ivehoi"r ni4'
have 10 encounter suit Zone for freedom By his save)
in California Bat III. pncalng time Mig aSlan
r Congress raised the cry the Union IL in dtu!ef and
SWINE knocked under accepted Mr. Clays Compromise,
with Constitutional proiJ ion in California ;.stead Of
mere hazard ni lawsuit! Alas! poor Syme!
Bur Symc has just been much more sorcy tried than ms
H, went L. the late Baltimore Wing Convention. There he
met the hiaheaw men, who flushed with their recent We
tory had in their demands and we're pressing me
claims Of uo Syme had denounced as Srcspi0"a1 e
not dreaming suppose, that such could get TIC
nrinlt But about i9h ballot whcn the fortunes
of hi. modc President" seemed grow desperate, Syme
actually became fired with indisnaton."
Abolish slavery now nn't Mat cu''asl
"Aooil+! .larer,.'' Symr gre" t'rc"si
'Web.lrr an! Fillmore reI'hsr better,
Than him who de ATKINSON letter.
Great were the aaonies Of Sym II awful 10 beho!
the fierce struggles his fiery nature in the Of resisting
Seward d Co ITO the last extremity But il was all in vain
n. could not mass bitter cup. Syr Knocked under
Syme 90, home orc night sorowul detected heart
On the aornrg following, the flag of the itkason man
uacd in tirhh over me oi!ce Of The Petersburg lnItI-
senccr. Ahs, poor Sylnc
regretted 10 see him Today lowering around our
ing OF is outskirts, counting the democrats that hc
mlgbt article riiiculng us all, which you will see
in Ills pager TO- MORROW Why did mt he come into the
platform poor sinner th. he was ard listen the truth
WY he afraid to yield himself 10 the Influence Of Il
Caskies eoguencc would have improved his politics, it
would nave done him coed I'm sure Bat fear he is "aTa
ened in his errors. Alas
The flesh weak human nature is inm very. The best
Of have inherited uint Of sin. II at first !!
Our grandparents created perfect after their Maker
image, and placed Ia beautiful garden The jnys Of Hea
there until ars, the temptcr came The Serpent
eapted Eve with the forbidden appeand she did and Eve
nd he S,yy
that Serpent and head devil Of a5oion tempted Sr"tt with
apple If the Presidency and he did and SYM got
tempted with the apae "f Nggry and he Gil and Eve
DID fall and Ad IN did fall and Scot. did fall ard Syme did
fall md The fall Of Symr He has fallen from grace
fallen from his high estate; he has committed the nardu;
able political SIM he is past redemption, icarals!
regard Whiggety disease, but incGrat' under
ordinary circumstances Some patients have recovered and
do recover some IN way in another But
Scott Wh.sery is absolutely ncurahle Like the small pox
it will leave The end Of time. Syme is irreltiev-
ably ruined Syme is past all cure past all hope utterly,
Alas
Bnl you will pardon this dgression, gentlemen would
proceed enquire, with Scott the ATKINSON plllrm
where do find Pierce They tel you tina, Pierce
b. unsounG, because he is Norttzra man; objection
winch most strangely from those who preferred tc1
Northern men, when coming in competition with thcl:
'nativr-b1 BORN" and who are actually supporting
who /, Yankee ~ necessity bat through choice
Ii it BIZ PeEccs only fault that he born NORTH It
which hc could not help IL he could have selected hi
birth place, doubt not would have been right in the
uf Old Virginia. where by rights il ought have becn.
But you blame his father aud mother for bringing
hr world in the right State, Pierce. If Sco,i
had s,rrtca his t place, he might fo aueht we know
Judging from his hng the Northern si!c If every qnr-
lion hls icy ntinrS and lis snowy predictions, have
cns,u III" North Pole. lie; enquire whether u man.
be born North South East or West but rather whether he
honest capable faithful aud the Again. they talk about
his New Boston speech. Well, gentlemen. ! have propn.
sioN make. /, is well known thar thcv Il se''"rI =
% stunned n.ii,u-Dvrn hnt from writing aud taiaog
rt.-y capped paddock his bps; bui short time sine,
they TOOK rainck of and dnt IL MAKE up for Io-
time Like summer showers after long drought like .t,h
;nr fran
in almost un5oken stream, by day BY night sitting
OF stinhng being still or moving forward in dous
doors th his hrccches up with hi 5rercis Go,r i,
all TIE 10 him; SPEAK he roud. En hi. lessons
wisdom ard his o eIoqnence 81! for Gitdings
people, and the like; got any bcrt oi them Ia
All hi Jufnrrn.-, ne'cr coming here bGt oncc--io Old
pDial--whcc he duckrd The Common Council o;
Baltimore; he has not let Ola Virginia, his
gnnd oll mother, sec his rear, that unlucky rear
which h.. has complained Of being fired into al! his Life.
and which he exhibited to Eenucky about the lime
Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana firing into it, at
mra tremendous and awul Mv proposition is this If
any Wig in all these speeches. will find any hing half
sound The Foss and Fogg report will agree vote
for Scott For ~ for "oahlng the Fugitive Slave Law
they have right complain they have got thing it
themselves through r. leading orean-and even Eoss
makes Pierce say '0ur fathers made the c0mpaclt adj
here 10 L.. Can the South ask thar that? But n.
Atkinson letter Fss and F"gg report and Pierce
said that those who pcionet for the abolition
slavery District miook their responsibility and
ygrerS and dutie, Of Congress The subject" Then
contrast The 'wuScu hdinIts:ihe power Pierce denies III
thinks abolition petitions should be RECEIVED,
RED and iaGd why a ths NOTHING TO BE
Dose y Pierce rih The uho Sout battled against them
nine yras-aIl the lime he in Congress. Scott thinks
there noIa obligation" 10 eIermnae slavery, hence
il must rrong Pierce has called "sucaI and DO.
ca but moral cvii;-Scort goes the exinrmi-
slavery Pierce for the determination uf abolition
Was there such mass Of false doctrines held by one
man! CenrallZaon consolidation federalism dcsrosm,
absoluiisn and worse ism yet! They tell us that Con
Scott is 4 solicr ind great general; grant An
honorable and an upright private gentlemar grant
assa private cLaiaccr but do say that believe him
D. the worst politician in the United States. haze
filed my political indictment agiins: him. with len
He demur, plead not guilty and kauw hon
confess and avoid Are the opinions Of The Chic!
81 gisatc consequence? II has been said they are
not Giving issues" With Cuba, that brightest gem Of
the ocean, scemn. about be forced into our embrace by
Spaus folly i. anneration living issuel Is ABOLITION
living issue? VIII his friends talk Churuhusco all the
mc! Has blood OF slaughtered Ncricans washed ,ray
his political sns TIE South. take will not suffer her
be silcnced by shouts and hurrhs however deaf
enng her Iudgmcn, TO BE- blinded by the glare OF mere
military Ienown, however splendid. II she s!oud she may
wasc the morning after Tie election find tn il
possession OF the capitol the plain Constitutional Republic
II fathers oyerihrown, and military drsp Itsn,
L0rIs NAPOLEON dynasty standing upon is runs.
Blu, Wings tell us that Gen Scott has accepted their ;l4
form, and That is Sort OF Of Jeot which cures eve
rythng. would ASK if his peculiar friends and supporters