Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
SINGULAR RATIFICATION" MEETING.


s1NGur, AR RATIFICATION" MEETING.
On Tuesday week the Scott Wings of Boston held meet
Ing TO ratify the Baltimore nominations Alhougn ''
had that day received of Mr. Cays deat' 'hes '
10 anxious force down the Scott ticket tha1 ey u
,he dscencv 10 adjourn overMr. Winthrop the chairman
con,snting himself with spoken tribute 70 . "o
the meeting passing resolution TO ms memory
The meeting turned TO be anything odt warmly res
non,lve 10 the "slauehte" Baltimore. When the Com
,ss entered three deaenng cheers given for Web
sr-and Kisses followed the announcement OF MT. echou
ar editor of the Atlas of the Vice Presidents During
Mr. Winthrop. address, there cheers for Wooster we
shall let the Bee Webster Whg narate some OF Inc scenes
Of the evening:
A, the mention of Websters name the most tunlnuous
sheers were given Scos deworh Kisses and cheers
by turns During reading of the resolutions spontane
ous cheers frequently given for Webster.
Hon. Geo. Mnrey read series OF resolutions
Hon Luther V. Bell addressed the audience. ne
was a delegate the Convention ut Baltimore He tnough
10 Of the fact mat me sssn we
stretch of Imagination, ths) The speaker related
of the when were sns 20 @
cased this par, of the country at which several misses
were given. t,... ,,oo.
for Webster)-we shall stand by this nomination he
thanked Heaven there euch prospect before US
aushter) The speaker said Gen Scott was poor but
honest man (he complimenting Gen. Scott three cheers
gren for Gen. Pierce and three groans for the atlas
note here read from Hon. Rufus Choac, who re-
sent The noe further related that MIR. Co. was heartily IN
favor Of the Baltimore nominations Cties o, doubted
Col Neheran1 of Tennessee, now addressed the meeting
He comnIimented the audience attachment their
friend Daniel @ M Ge 81 Dsa 90
popular In Tennessee His there 10 as house hold
word Comparing Massachusetts with Tennessee he said
people could hoe those in his State The abo
lion party contempby small al The South to also
said tina, the Democrats a, home oily set of locs
The Speaker gave many anecdotes illustrating the politics
Of Tennessee. Reference was made to several prominent
Wings In the country. GLOW about William II. Seward and
Horace Greeley, said some in the gallery
After strain of facetious remarks upon theDemocracy,
the Colonel proceeded TO culogize General Scott COL n
spoke about an hour.
Hon. Mr. Brandsford of Kentucky, was announced.
He voted every ballot for Fillmore but thought Scott
nominated honoraby Three cheers for Webster wsre gi-
ven)
Kentucky represented true Scott State, and
you'd bring out strong vote q, the s coming @
Kentucky was speaking majority Of the assembly lett the
hall
Mr. Winthrop now first put the resolutions concerning
Mr.. Clay to the neetuy which were passed. The main
resolutions then put and declared passed. because the
Negative eide Of the question moi taken.
Al lOS O'Clock the meeting adjourned with three cheers
for Daniel Webster and thee for tho Boston At.
las.n
This is any thing but cheering the Scott cause in Mag
sachusetsthough the principal effort seemed to be to in
duce the audience accept of Scott by auding Webster
This Trick decidedly faed-ior the Bee announces that 'em
inent Whigs-good and true-rcpudiae the doings
tho Baltimore Convention Nor will they be easily whpp
edn the traces by the cnemie. of tha, who
has the first place In all conservative hearts, and who Is
BY the reclamation Of thousands the Peoples Candidate
The Bee still publishes head the call for
"Glnd Rejection meeting" Wednesday night, ITO
dress the wrongs done at Baltimore 1t says that Dir.
Websers reception the Common will be "such demon.
straion has been witnessed in this good city Of
Boston, aud will show that city is yeus it will con-
tinuc to bo-Webstcr- and nothing but We6'ssr"
n p.,., ,,,k; -..,... - ,,,t,
amenta,ion reference in article of Wednesday,
The subject, to which made brief aluson,
Of public notoety the time of its occurrence and
do think that Mr. D. g EXPLANATION gives different
sion 10 the affair Ii is singular that Mr. D. who profess
TO be much shocked at that single passage in
extended comments should have asked The Wing pub.
sh his whole letter. Certain is that in his attempt TO
excite personal sympathy he has, by his silence admitted
the correctness Of all The rest of our article
Seward is the chief supporter of Gen. Scott at the North
and secured his nomination. What will Southern Wings
soy, when they hear that Abolition meeting in Massa
chusets Theodore Parker oil Boston euogized Seward for
killing off Webste. and Fimore"7 The Reverend" fa-
matte also "inmatsd that the time soming the
antislavery party must recognise politics. and suggested
Seward the who might hereafter appear the Pre-
siaen champion the North In referring Webster he
pitied the man. while glofying in the just doom of the u
tor. In his case ambition had oerleaped ITSELF and the
lion had fallen his nostls defed with Southern Dirt and
his name covered with Northern mud"
The people Of Lexington, Ky, have determined to
National Monument OF colossal proportions The
grave Of Henry Clay in the beautiful grounds of the
that city, TO which the remains Of his veneated
mother last year removed from their former resting
place In the county Of Woodford.
special correspondent Of the New York Herald of the
9Th Inst, says:
"The pronunciameno OF Messrs. Stephens Toombs and
Others in this m,rnngs Intelgencer learn was published
acknowledgement other Southern members having
tended TO offer their names 10 it, Among them Messrs
Caoe OF Florida and Outlaw of North Carolina and pro-
badly Campbell OF North Carolina and Marshall Of Ken
lucky Al rate these gentlemen will address their con.
suents forthwith ON the subject of their position with
ference to General Scots nomination. Mr. Cabe has un-
squvocally declared his impossibity OF supporting him.
and lays great stress the epuda,on by Greeley ano
DINER Wing aboionsls, OF the platform OF principles
The Washington Seward correspondent, of tho Philadel.
pha North American seeks make light of this movement,
and TO keep up the spirits of the Scotes by buster Hear
wha, he writes Of the seeding Wings He might also have
the time surrendered Tennessee North Carolina
and all the other Southern States:
This 10 the formidable phalanx which threatens 10 demo.
sh the Conqueror OF Mrxco! How terrible they appear
Seven fightlu Quxottes, booted und spurrei with
ny Rosnantes and Sanchos setting crusade the
world. Windmis beware of your coming destiny Ala
osna, and Georgia and Mississippi and Vreina-oved
mother of States and satesmenal gone fell swoop
aud gone too when nobody counted expected the sup
esott sno Graham, hide your diminished heads and clohe
yourselves In sarkcolh and ashes To this OF arms
the INDUSTRIOUS h Williams stands as The chief heradic
supporter. Reading his muuifeso win a conrevnhI. ora
% OSsn s'afs w me analogy between
sopnd of trumpet the kings in the our nrno Of ,h
eath-;nat they having dualy waited The close of his
dinner may now "i'h ms royal license go their
pi0o Ia bogatele! lsp.prwnrwT
DEMOCRATIC MEETING TONIGHT
We anticipate gresl entertainment from The eloouenc
Of Messrs. Douglas OF Illinois, and Fenabe Of North Caro-
lima, a, the African Church tonight.
bachelor friend requests invite the ladies honor
tho meeting with their company.
TheiWahinson correspondent of the New York Express
says that COL VIM B. Campbell present wing governor Of
tennessee who served in the Mexican war; has telegraph
Cd 10 Tennessee members of Congress that will abide
By the nomination. OF Scott
mr. william alconer viii accept thanks for the very
seasonabe present of PIES cakes &C. from his superb bake
~ on Main street, few doors below our Office They were