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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

We can assure the Wing that do not exchange with
the Concord independent Democrat nor any OF It's aooloh
sontreres Foss Fogg Co. We did hnd however, IN some
respectable paper whose name we cannot now rsca) an
extract from paper stating that General
Pierce had opposed the resolutions of the New Hampshire
Legislature oil lSi9 so offensive Virginia. Concord
letter without naue) Wing, denies that the state.
men, appeared in the Independent Democrat We know
nothing matter what saw published In re-
liable papcr-and upon the Wing to prove the ayr
natpc that Gen Pierce approved OF those resolutions
The statement tho contrary Of an anonymous cores
ponden will have weight with the people OF the Sonth
Until The fact is proved by The Whig we maintain our opn
ion that Frank Pcces Jealous and consistent opponent Of
free coil movements negatives the idea that he could nave
given his 10 such resolutions.
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THE CRESCENT CITY AND THE CUBAN AUTHOR


New ORlsASs, Oct. 26-lhe steamship Crescent City.
Capt Porte. is coming sne arrived Hn.una. from
New YoiS, Sunday, aittrnuon fut btden oil CEN.
with the shore-nd ordered o the harbor
,nr,hwh The prett Tor THE outrage is that Nj Siih
il still T, tanned rs pprser on bclrd ih2t vc.si
Capt Porter maze strong formal protest against The
Inn nj , uaan government bat his Reconnaissance. WIS
unayainp and he al proceeded TO in The
tremendous gale.
All The psss.ngsrs a6d the mails for Havana, have of
course been brought TO this puzt
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$1,000 TO $500 THAT PIERCE WILL CARRY MA


highly respectable eenulenan Colonel WALTON of An
napos yesterday BET against $500 that Gen Pierce
viii rel The electoral OF Mury land He offered
even bet he that lie would be hard upon HE
wing fritncs but, give them ndds nasmuch ne bet
Ting certainty. The money was deposited in the hands
Of gentleman yesterday, .; Browns Hotel Union
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For .hc Enquire
M paRTlTSNI OH NO.

Never forget that while You have nothing hnt ipnfencr
TO trade with and nothing In trace upon hu the g"od "l
your country, You must always proclaim mat you are n"
par,zsr but you "havc country TO serve Never obey
party, but make the party obey You, lor me Po"H o. i
country and your children , ,
lhr prophe Priest and King Ut Southern Wings, having
been signaly i and beaten dowo IN nll his attempts on
the people Virginia has He'd North and "lncd ne atheist
crew led by Greeley where he may, through "thcry 10
the South and Union seek dalnning la"ie and gain
the paudits OF Il vain glorious chief.
On the eve OF his gnubc flight he lighted and " hehind
him. among the nfImmahl" matter I" The wing panl"no-
MUM torch spit upon" BY every true hearted VIZ
gilman and friend Of the Union Here it IS:
,people Of Virginia do not address you in The spirit o:
pnrtIzpn, bat citizen upon whom me task ms been
imposed Of the Electors II Larg" Tor Tue stare W
present my views subjects nV"ired IN ihS contest
which have p,tuHitY OF Otherwise dong man ny inc
mole here adopted far the larger portion oi thr State
III address You who's: interests are al d"ntit"i
with YOURS children will advance or suffer with tfe
prosperity adversely Of your chartn address you as
one whose attachment 10 s native state aud whnsc hcV"-
ton all it's interests and all s right. yields TO mat OF no
Other in the Cnmmpnweah and this capacity imal re
yom suffer your party Prciuc'os 10 ond YOU I"
national dusy target there l. future t. provide
for well prcscat-sn most OF all never iofge' tt'
"whle you have party 10 OBEY you have country 20
Serre
.But n wear ago and protection To slave property came
near bringing aboai division Of this rsvered Common
wealth Then the cry was, that The West was not 10 DC
trusted with that specrs Of property because they held 100
small Interest negroes Their principles and devotion
10 The State and loyalty 10 the C"nsl!tuon we!" OF no
they had but few slaves. And now the Democracy
NJ IN. East is entrratIng Wet 10 give tie a
Ner Hampshire manAhre slavery IS des2iSedI and VINO
himself depiorcs and holds moral, social ana
political evtIHs he guardian OF ms: sam" property
"Wha,a commentary upon the proceedings ot Gus late
Ststr and what Insult In The Understanding
and integrity Western t ,cn We trust Franklin
Pierce New Hampshire, but we cant trust any man
West OF the Blue R;tgc Ii remans be what res
ponse the West will make"
In what other spirit than that OF partisan and traitor
10 Virginia coii such address be m7de 10 the people
Of raina Is il evidently designed 10 foster heart
burning ialru>y and t!scpri s'ern AMI Wc>t~rn
Virginia Where tie patriotism in t!,lS Having cone
;sh. he cond fnnent discu:i In Virginia, he has gone
North in his zeal his country General Scoti-bY
encouraging srctIonaism disGnon People % Ngn!a
be no, by bold desperate demagogue and
.biIdr,1 A VlRGINIAN.
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THE GERMAN MEETING.

The supporters Of Sco-Unce the rabid advocate OF
pure Native Amcricansm aud opponent of foreigners tu'
supple mcndicant for their n and out
of seasoni-ae king desperate efforts 10 huWoug
our adopted citizens into The support OF the Seward lis ie
They no, only resort the grossest Justification OF General
pieces course upon the religious test qaeson--ln which
oil their devices exploded by the evidence oil ca
thocs the ground and the whole Catholic press OF TIC
counlry-bu city, they undertaken TO publish
GU st nf friends OF Ge Scott, many OF our German
fellow citizens, who are among TIA" sauuches and most dec
ded The Democratic party and the election Of
Frank Pierce.
They have gone farther and have imported Wing Ger
editor Of New York, who comes 10 most questionable
shape and who addressed the wings Thursday night
The character of his speech and a material of course
shall not attempt 10 sketcl--but we hcr that II bore
tho appearance Of having been stuffed by the wing leaders
here-and have the word OF the most intelligent German
whg citizens here that the speech was failure, and that
ridiculous exhibition, void OF sense. We know that
has md the effect OF arousing German friends and
tonight, hear, discussion which was declined
Friday night will take place between the aforesaid n York
wing editor and German democrat of this city, fully able
to vindicats the democracy
winds The huibuge1rs professions of the wing advocates
AFTER the German speech on Friday night Mr.. A. j.
Crane made udcrous effort in attempting to cram
his followers with The belief that OLD Virginia might be
brought vote The Seward ticket That scene rich
SECOND GUN From TIE SOUTH!
ASP III. yesterday received the follow ing despatch
from our friends OF the Georgian shows very
plainly Tho whole South is going agains, Scott and
Seward:
Especial Tsegrerhic Despatch the Richmond Enquirerl
SAVANNAH, (GA) Der. S.-lhe lew returns received
indicate a brilliant Democratic victory IN Florida
SlGNlF1CANT-GeneialS Scott his cicct1oneeflng
tour West accompanied through Pennsylvana as MS
particular eamposnon BY tina: notorious free soil
onG oppoant Of The Compromise, GOcsrnor Johnston
On his arrival u, Fsuurg he received with address
from Charley fIytor famous Nare American leader in
Philadelphia in Tie days e the riots and burning Of church
es-the ti,nc when Sc,tt eecune fired with Indignation
and fuii3 coacurreI III the Philadelphia mocement"
To tho Co:an,ittces Of Vigilance and the
Democratic Party generally, In tn. State OF Vir-
ginia.
The Election and Is important that De-
be FURNISHED with electoral ckos
thai may be forwarded To US BY
the 10 urn mall o 6o cents per lug Tor smaller
nu nber The the order all ea'e' They
. Tres Of postage
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Time: lst heat, $50; I'd heat, 5 So.

For The Enquirer.
Moss,s ed,tors. In looking over the Richmond Wing,
ace wing correspondent, this place. that Scott
and Graham Will carry things sweeping in this county
therefore take this method OF informing you, mar inc
Wing and lis correspondent are slightly mistaken Is
time the county will be swept but il will be swept Tor Pierce
and King And in my opinion, it will be swept SO clean
that there will be nothing left with mo cHreptl"n OF e"
~, "a Yours DEMOCRAT
L9eA* CouEr House, Va. SEPT. 81, 1852
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pIED Yesterday morning. - iir re.l!r'.c % has father "
c.y DAVID DAILY ugcI H. years % ENu- % MHUai ~
DIED Ms Iitnre Spo'rS syanm cnnnty M1ahE
I2h ui Sep eanrr I>j- LOIiN lEALiEi aged - srIf'
esteemed arog n 1T. ~ NUMEROUS .uslnefr.
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A PRESENT FOR GEN. PIERCE.-A splendid ring,
inrrrord pr, General Perco is being
Ell in San Francisco Ii is said il &c of the costly
workmanship and will her, hnished weigh one pound and
hall and nc eight irrIies in circumference The gn! ia
the fines. quality that could be obtained in California; and
the workuanahp of the most excellent description.
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To the Editors of The Enquirer.

To the Editors o. me Enquirer. 40 80,
MoBoAsTowS, Va. SEPT. 80, 1852.
have just returned from tour through me adjoining
counties. and happy 10 inform you, and inc resi- Oh
mankind" that The 'skies bright and frightening
Cen Pierce will make Glenn sweep through me eleven
counties in which have been travelling don't believe
could be far il was TO assert una, ne VIII set u
nv o III, vo,ss in every county in the l4h and 18th Dis
t,icts except Kanawna Ohio, Taylor and Upshur.
Seats majority In these four counties, VIII not exceed
600! while Mononsaia Preston and Marion, believe,
will orershoot that.
Your ng frend The East does as wei as inc
West Virginia is sale Tor Scott, Soup q 20. NOV" aessis.
Ettnrs / viii lust saw and will back my opinion with
$1,000 that the Fast does well Tor Pirce as she dd
Tor Old joe Virginia is safe, by nj least lO,UOU
Summers Of his party in this part oil the state
some 600 including the South nester1 portion VIII also
net 81 600 to SU0 Pierce and King will lead Scott and
Ssuard 50 of The electoral vote Take Inc wager IL you
can get it, get my eyes on single wing VINO wiz
risk cent the trucking General; In TACT hee are
several Wigs in this oen who are akng all inc nets 'hey
can get that Pierce will be the next President Ihey are
licked and they know It, .,,,.,
Yours IN haste, NlMtop ~. Hor MAN.
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DANIEL. WEBSTEIl.

We are assured by reliable advccs nom Boston, ha ls
rumor started by The Wings In hs city that Daniel webster
in letter discininnR all urhs use OF
hs name a. Presidential candidate is false Dir Webster
will come with such leiter he 10 In mo hanas u
his friends and ey believe that the only preserve
single Of the Wing patty is TO preserve what national
ORGANIZATION hev rayng under the banner Of Dan
lei Websler.- Ns,r YORK Nation9! Democrat.
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.TOEi.s n. La THAN.
4

WAsnISuroH CIrY.D E
EeRhCTiCES uIIr scyera Courts q" The B-utG 81 Conn
Any pertinent profession which aF be eH
w meet w:, promo, attention. llcrerfstl
Mrssrs >ELDES. *iTIE%s Il Co.,
Cen. JSn. VI. fcCsLLS. Washington u
JAMES MILLER. Esp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

IItt.i..A.A Hruit '#o'!.f q. than,
rr,Irr he IL" c,uru liuus. In The tIs 81 H.
Wednesday, June 3uh. l~.,2
cury Huntington. >c'c"ant al lhe owG OF Iyuctu'' az.
adm Pira~aut luIltn decd a.d james Vi JJr--7
himself aud thu sid Pleasant rartrn pa
,he irl ut rar.iu * ck-uu P.i'f@
Charcr EscI and Company, aud Hiram IltrI. pcris.
This winch the pam.a appear 6" havr proc"a, -:
the defendants ihal't- Errrw'n Company, Who tr
Common wealth lie m".e prcscrI,rG n, law aeusi ahs
aE ana tics si ia'. appear. Ili- =" N 70
e Iil taken sal crcGdt
OF The other dcc iaus, with grrraIiou trrsu. a
exhibits flied AMI 'NaniHi q" ard Wa "-A.
Counsel Confederation whereof Jlr hy r'f-.Ut Il" ~
nj iht o hr 'i"',sn imam Harms. rs thrir G,us'i io
Iudce. ors'-r and d,crr". &" the rDuul.srr"Ts
tuurt 10 ~. h"n
The acr dGnS liia Iii auL i.I-e"rm ai Comp lr'
what balance. due um i'c sal! fiu- 90 sad -
wruaui iupIrN ana he sad CuirmI-4 rsa
aus A, i 10 ai Tor " IujGrou 81. books
rcrS and to ",h ci her u. sal parlrs " anl
deemed rs ilH al zen II" Comma.
cc!.ti Ia dr ir.uI la ic Count, wi matter p,ea
sate !rr nc,: guen ty himself Which ,r,y hc ui.It
any al the l"ttts. 10 br s:a'ri. CoTy Ir,'n
l.. w. GTiaMEEELA Lay Me- !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

WAsHIse7oS, Oct. THE Committee appointed to In
vest.ate Mr. Corws connection with the Gardiner claim
have re ported that he Is blamcless.
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WINGS THINK THE PEOPLE FOOLS

Hon John NJ Bolts the Virginia gentleman" in
spcCrh - Newark said that 'r Democratic party had :
len III. na,i!c If Democracy and the whole cause ii is
llr success. Is IN ts gds. Ii The WIZ party 4. tie NJ
Democracy attached its principles. nne-snths Of
American people woEd act Win III: wings IlisIs WI
gerry 10 the i;dc The people are fools The Tasses
capal. i1Iaing between principles and in Their s,Gpt
and hl.udn IS are be lid ohiv bv ana ogn. Il
Is The doctrine 81 Wai.g,Fy II n0ds thlt mankind, d
goYc.;i, must hc IMPOSED uGn anh r:mtrd. t'.' pry
few have intelligence F0fern Will: III" inty "' the
sc- is implicitly o5ey That the people are 80 stupid o
they would kau.s 'ac difference between Drm0cis
principles and Nhln principles u thew boih hal The "a
name. And believing thG5 al The people tho N'g ~
has always treated them like pins 10 b" 81; ~
Knocked down according the will ana ski OF the
And after avuwina such opinions these, the Wig Leaf
lurr round aud ask The same masses which they hubrC2
represent Is fools 10 vote Tor them. One would hlGs
such IN pudrncr wouli shame i;.c devil
National Dsmo-r4,
The following appointments OF state Proxies in the jar
River and knma" IN Company have been made, 10 AXE
feet at the ensuing annual meeting 81 the Stockholders
George I.pval Of Nur:olk
D. Archibald Graham al RoCk5rldg2:
James l. Carr ci knnawha.
\ FATAL DUEL.
LOUISVILLE, OcT Ga duel was innght reserda', o.:
1t xrCg ton. between cuI johnson aud l. Wnic Tn. ].
cr wa Killed liz first ire inc weapons SHOT 60:
and the distance fry pucrs
SUSPENSION or \ BANK IN WASHINGTON
WAsHiSGrC:. Der III" Union Bank Of rns rl't &
suspended ia ,u and its effects wi!i be placed N TIE s0
ot for set cement ai! aS far practicable IA
of Iauir uhigauts Will b made.
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MR. FRATSER.-This gentleman still keeps strange
SOFT of silence demands for The publication OF his e
ter from Gen Scott Why is hist Because he Is afraid 10
allow the opinions OF that letter to come 10 ight because
he ia unwilling invade the sancity OF private commi-
ncatipn? Certainly not for he has shown II to TWO or
three Democrats and he has intmaed that this letter was
exclusively On political topics. Then why should II no
come 10 !,yh,l Is This the way Cen Scott expects 10 DC
.rcted7 lie hope hood wink one section by wfne
private perfectly satisfactory 10 another Why may
he not with equally much honesty write Ieer h'
Western Reserve Mr. Joshua Gddngs, and &c nlu
to show around among mis- abolition ends abolition doc
,nrs as Ia Mr. Frayser of Dnwddic what is insinuatet
TO be Southern doctrine? Is not such course OF election
erring utterly with the course an honest candidate
should pursued He should have but set oil OPINIONS
For him either faces, or connive al !t| being
DONE i base and we will say in all candor, mat VT
regard This refusal Nj Frayser downright Insult Il
Scott attack upon his candur as gentleman ana
| politician. r
This appears To be remarkable business Taken by and
large ordinary that has yet mafEcd The course
of this most singular phenomenon OF candidate Tor me
presidency. II readers VIII remember ne nlsunchy
his detcmiu tio months since 10 express no
further opinuus Than those contained in The PLATFORM l!s
lion he forth his letter answer TO the IN
terroeaiuilrs Of the Southern Rights Conventions and, In
tie teeth of this resolve Mr. FRAYsER of Dinwidde has
c,ter which, afuIs, bears dale of the 23i OF ADJUST
and Mr. WENTWORTH OF the sumo county, having one from
him with reference statement made by MI Favor
in his discussion with Col. ARCHER al Dn~ldde Cour
House.
Nor docs the Inieigencer, in references 10 this subject
pursue that course shoulj III order 10 extrIcate Gen
ScoTT from his most critical dilemma IN "hch ne has pa
himself but HUNS diiIy about The probabilities o lit
neing Il private communication. NDw, We must say, we
hardly expected Here Cen ScoTT Is absolutely caush
in downright attempt 10 get voters by opinions WHICH
those lie writes only use for neehourhpod tufpo
ses suppress, from publications. anu we hnu Inc lne'
gencer aiding and abeltng in this suppression In ohe
words We find il eagung in with Mr.. FiArsER 10 his al
tack upon Geo. ScoTr honest man.
The attention OF The throughout the country cheo
10 this rtr ion That there opinions Of General
Sc IT. ii county u Dnw.dr upon the issues involve
The ce,npa which The Ersires Of them 9os'inatey re-
fuse 10 D, rn 10 come 10 light, South Side Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

Charles Thompson, Jr, \. T.. LipsconItc,
lirc,ur Davis n. C. LpScombc, .lF.,
Edwin SHELTON, Fleming Green,
JOS. e.. NInpfeld, Jr Henry L. Temple
Fred. Bowe, Joseph Edmundson
} mcs II. Temple, WIN. g. Winston
John K. rayiCr, VIM. King,
James T. Sutton, Thos. ID. lhoma,
William Ha2egrove, B. Taylor,
Benz Haz nrnye, WIN. T. Bo"e, Jr,
Benz. Wluglcid LA J.. Bowlrs
Richard s Taylor, james iinze'gr"vc
RI. p. Winston, Richard Thomas,
VIM Williamson, Richard Hundcy
jas. &. Mln.frld Stephen Sutton,
Josiah Holt Richard f. DarracOlt,
james Wnipp WIN. ". Niche
Joseph 4. Wngtield, VIM, Sutton,
I,nrv Jones Jr VIM. f. WcEham
PhIp Il. Jones, WINS Carter
VINO Winston, Richard Garland,
Felix WINSTON Henry Skinner,
pliiip B. W!Gs,On Jr James Lyons.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, City of Richmond, 10 pA:
George " luntprd Clerk OF the House Of Delegates
and Keeper o! The rJils OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
do hereby certify the foregoing IS true copy Ul petit
ton with the signatures thereto. they could he
made out on file in This oicc Given under my hnnd, This
OH .: August, 1852
GEORGE ". MUNFOED, G. II. ID.
And keeper oil The rolls of Virginia
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licked and lhty KNOW IT, ., :, ,,,.r,,,.,,
Yours, in haste, NlhROD ~ Hut MAN.
To he Editors of the Enquirer.

To re Editors OF Me Enquirer 80
Gentlemen The political prospect in this State 49, mat
will next month give from 10000 majority for the De-
mocrc electoral ticket $4,000 :,
Gen Saunders and Gov Reed say 10 600 majority; MI
Holden and j. r. Marriott, Esq, put il al or lOcoU.
So your readers understand how II Is Inc wings give
10 fully while some few-a very few tno-wl occasionally
offer to bet that the democratic majority will not be or or
10000 majority, &c :,
WE'LL may safely predict that the majority Is sure IN
,he Siac and safely too affirm that goes North Carroll
ma 30 goes the Union At this place there is one OF the
finest female schools in this section of Carolina, while three
or our miles distant there the Franklin Institute, con-
dncted by Mr. D. Richardson which has an increasing NUN.
Der of students and is admirably conducted.
Education in fourishing way III this STATE: ana
tbouuh the Wings claim intelligence yet in this State
the nc scale Of education and the pugress o demo
cIacy seem 90 together a. hENl oChiaN'
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To tho ID. Co;anttces of Vigilance and the
Democratic Party generally, In tn. State OF Vir-

The Election HAIL and it is important that De-
FURNISHED with electoral uckes
in line w. can suppl, may Be forwarded
The ne urn mail at 81 Dor l0 ~ lOe for smaller
nu The cash accompany the oruef IN al
will b Tres Of postage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-08-31
DEATHS.

AtNew Orleans, on the LIST ultimei MARY Ann.
daughter Of J. R. and ANoELicA BokS, aged years.
AT the same place, on 4he morning &c the goth ultirno.
ab = 90 y. N formerly Of Hsrh4rs-Ferry, agsd
lana Lodge, No. l., i. o. OF.
0n the Iith instant, after an ilIneis of II month,
JAsos enoTa. II Alb I'll cRoWLe daughter Of MF,
la 4,;s to-. n, '@seu l19ea
nD"Ahn, infant son Of GRAFTON ard Mary 5. Hoy
AID aged one year and twenty five days.
EE2rglye, blest shade he tributary tSar,
Ihat NOUNS thy eAit from ~ world Ike thist
rorgIVe the wish that would have krpt thee hero
Ahd stayed thy progress to lhe reagtns II bliss.
In 5eiiersonton, CuIpeper county, Virginia, on Tn.,.
91ay, 2ith 81 August. 1852, ANN LEIIIIA, dauybt-rzf
aH ~ a, sHd ELIZABETH c. SuDpEii, aged 3 years