Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01

latly when commenting on his naturalization notions
But all will applaud Scott General. No Drnocra, is
Democrat who would not hurrah for Scos military glory;
but we have lc yh, examine his claims slaten.an-
ship, said Mr.. w
The speaker OF opinion that wien Gen. Scott pu,
forth his PROMISE ii elected put down all disorder scti.
ton Hnd fiction, he did know what he said Well, my
brother Wings, (chses)brothers of the State sumc
South, saGe country-yuu who willing shut your eyes
and goit hnd-if Gen S. understood and what he
ait he is too wicked be President; and il he did not
know or lnean what he has said this alien and
lition law doctrine he is too weak TO be President.
Should he be e!ected-wi,h his bump of se estcem-sc
willard strong preJudices-'lhe Devil nor Tom Walker
could not turn hm-no matter how his PROPOSE
ons. His vanity is like Peacucka, who before rain
when he hears the thunder he must thunder by crying
dracoo' Jracooi just with General Scatt-w whenever
The Wing platform presented him he commence
thundrriag too. Not satisfied with The Baltimore platform he
must issue hs addendum.
True. said MIR. W., General Washington once put down
wh!skey lnsuTccon but not until the furnished
and In the hands OF those about use them. General
Jackson prepared enforce the laws of tho General
enmont bu; until those opposed enforcement
were organized armed snd ready for resistance
But Gen Scotts proposition would put down mere
factions segmen,s Of par,i9snl attempts disturb
he might deem the public tranquility
but we must conclude by audng 10 Nj VS. brief notice
Of Gen Pierce whom, lie said he WE'LL both oi then
having frat entered Congress together In ls33-then both
ynurg men Among other things he knew. of him. he said
he was 'ont of sight, better for the South than John
Bolts He (Cien P had never ma any powhat,n snoceh
sustaining The consulionaly OF rie Wimo proviso--
His record il. SO per better than Willie P. M1ngnms
VI The SUCCESS of the Democratic party, Mr. Wise spoke
most condcntly-as do all With whom have conrerscd
who not blinded BY prejudice and are willing admit
the truth
We have given nero Index Of the prominent
points touched the language Of the speak
the impression made upon by listening hi, re.
mail Ks.
At the conclusion OF Mr Wi.es address resolution Of
fered by Dr. Philip &. Cooch adopted by ncclama1n
rendering the cordial thanks of the Democracy of Rich
mund for his abb" eloquent and instructive address delv
cred on tho occason.
The Democratic Association of the town OF Manchester
In the good old Democratic county Of Chesterfield extend
ed by resolution special Invitation the Democracy n
Richmond 20 visit them few evenings since. The Demo-
cracy of This city reciprocaled the compliment ,nday
evening last by the adoption of the following resolution or
ferrd BY Dr. Philip C. Gooch
Resolved That the Democratic Association Of the town
f Manchester he invited unite and participate with the
Democracy Of Richmond, on Friday night next TO hear
address from distinguished and able Senator Robert
+. Hunter, Esq.
We take this OCCASION also to say that the Democrats o.
surrounding counties also especially invited
with that occason the ladies' likewise viii be most cor
daily Welcomed ami it scarcely necessary add that The
Democracy Will be please Wh friends there
One Of the most influential and ardent Democrats in Caroline
writes that lie intends TO come 10 our meeting Friday
night, He from his home, distance Of about fifty
miles 10 Richmond We give brief extract from his lcer
After giving a cheering prospects in
Caroline, he concludes b. saying "I that Hunter will
BE- with the :oruUs Spartan Band of Richmond Friday
lst October Tie Lord Milling shall be with you that
night. II the Tenth Legion Democratic believe,
in a few years my country woui bear the banuer.'
II will be seen from the following that General Gonzalez
the second in command under Gen. Lopez states that no
Expedition similar the last, is in contempation- but
that il be- it has neither his approval his operation
wc shall endeavor early day, find for his uhe
an,i Interesting Defence Of the Cubans.
70 hs Editors nr The Enquirer
WaRRE~roN SpRiSo. VA, Sept 24,h 1852.
Gcnemcn-Y0u will uh,sc by publishing in your
the following letter, which, ccep, OF The
New York Herai OF The 22nd ns have this day ui-
dressed toi ils Editor.
am, gentlemen, very sincerely, yonr obi. servtr
AMBROSlO JOSE GONZALEZ
Sir:-When forwarded TO you e1r publication my Mani
fesio the American people, Cuban aiiairs accvmpa
0i
with he caption Of List e persons 10 rho,n The Herald
containing the Maniteso is requested TO be sent" My ohec
simply and purely 10 have lhnsc gentlemen read the
sa. dDruncn or their information and requested you
forward il 10 them because of my inability do from
these Springs. 1t is therefore with deep mnrtiica ton that
have that list published in the Herald of day before
yesterday with the statement made by yun that the
which it contains are those Of persons connected with tn
Cuban movement. Anxious as am to correct such
sumption yonr part hasten TO stale for the sasac
ui gentlemen who will he nsonlshcd 10 see their names
paraGcd before public The origin of this slcphrd
nGG that although consider them Americans opposed
to tyranny, am, Than my other individual,
ran in stating that they engaged in cooperating with
the Cubans in their revolutionary movements They
few American citizens TO whose enlightened consideration
and , spnnl sympalhy desired to submit Defence Of thr
Cubans. With the gentleman from Edsto am personally
qnainted We're il possible 10 give to the public The
Of The frierdS of Cuba in this country believe
sir thr columns If your paper they are, would
be unable 10 contain them avail myself of nppprtu
nifty that expedition, such that which rasultrd
.n fatally 10 Gen Lopez a wear ago il now in contemtl-
Iiun. II il he, has not my approval, much less my
operation.
remain, sir, very respectfully your OBJ. ssrv,::
AMBROSIO JOSE GONZALEZ.
Editor "Nrw York Herald"
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The following letter from intelligent does NOT
Justify Wing stories about the Democratic "cuvngs
in The kanawha District:
MaLpES kASAwHA Co, SBrr. 22nd, 1852.
70 the Editors of the Enquirer:
My Dear Sirs:I last night, my way
md took occasion 10 inquire into the state oi politics. in h,
tIlUaltaf ui In hstunlsntenl ana dtllent
that the few gallant Democrats who have bal@d
well and long the monnpoisls of this sectun only
.nfaering, Int encouraged by few nccessions Ia their
anks The Wings shun discussion In pubic pursuing thai
private which their orte in This und adjoining counties
This game they have been pursuing with effect for
years This lime they fnt IL fail them In Logan
j. instance, where they have managed hy mo party
usually caty their men, they forced 10 shu"
their conrs but d. il very unWilnpy. At the barnecu,
the 20th Of August the people were addressed
prulf Of The Democrats by +. W. McCOmas, ESQ., and Or
r. Dunn English challenge had been rent 10 lending
Wings. all oi whom failed IN Fne Waig Senator o
The district Mr. Ward xpecied O reply and
note Of PREPARATION On tho evening before The fixed
:or discussion, his heart failed him, and mounting hi.
poney he put forth for paris unknown and only
after barbecue had closed
Another bal bscue OIL al ChapmansviIle In Logan
county, the lsh Of This month, al which the Wing
speakers challenged appear but accepted Mr.
p K AicComus and Or English addressed tins crowd and
were warmly received. The Whig member Mr. Morgan
present. but beyond single interruption, mad. reply
On Monday, al Boone Court House. there called
court Dr. English riding through The when the
people insisted that hr should aud address them He
cpnsen prov ded Mr Ward who present would
ply Mr. Ward agreed this with apparent r,stness Dr..
Enelsn spoke for about hour .nd half l Mr.. Ward
rose said he would reply unlrsa h- rr4"d 1nui
Piled &c itself remain and hear him Tk:s djnc
lJr him He nn.i then said he would Wall uni!
e-enng II announced aceudn2iy that the discusson
would be resumed in the evening. In the mennwhile H