The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-30
.ruF LATEST NEWS.
.r.NCE RY GEN. SCOTT OF
ACCEr rur WIG NOMINATION.

y.,;onal Intelligencer OF yesterday
The N ,he letters Of the President Of the
puoS.ress ,ssn,ieu to Messrs. Scott and Gra- 4
VS. ~, and their letters of acceptance ss'0"
n0' 20 the letter of Gen. ocou' 81
~els'' W.sHleroS, June "a, 1852.
uororehle J. q. Chapman. 81
TO ths a,nf the Hhig Notioaal Conrentaoa.
Prs1 / have had the honor to receive from
SlN s~ands t,se official notice OF my "unsn'- q
you domination as the wing candioate 'ose
m ~. s,;ce Of President OF the oatsd stases,
the o"'. with "a copy of the Resolatlons&
toge'oe', 80, the Convention, expressing theyS
pasSeN man some OF the most prominently
oPu.S;',s of National policy.
9uTIiI sveat distincttoa, conferred by hume
IN Seslhgent, aud patriotic body. represent
'VuS f;ons of my coun,rymen, sinks deep lntos
V"s tos,t and, remembering the very eminent
nv which were before tho Convention ny
ns"ss .is romnest,ien with my owa, am madci
a"'' s.ol opptessrely the weight ot RESPONSE
w., heloasiag TO my new position.
Having sritiena word procure this dis :!
..,ton. | test not moment, after II had been,
"oon,ey,ed. in addressing letter TO one oil year
So,he,s ia signify what would be, at the pvo-
N,, IN The substance of my reply to tho
EV.,,ertios. aud now have the honor tn rel
~, IN more formal manner, as the occasion
Ps,ly demands, that accept the Nonssnaton
y,T,,h The Resolutions annexed.
Thc ,olitical principles and measures laid
-, -, those resolutions ere so broad th at but
H,Ia;s lei, for me 10 add. | therefore barely
snsoes,, in this place, that should !. by the
ray,ielify Of my countrymen, be elevated 10 tht
- Nasistracv of the Union, shall be ready
!, nv connexiou with Congress, TO recommend
- 20 snprove of measures in regard TO thu
g Ia bal On a
Genre an early settlement of the same favor
shle ,oaciual settlers, but consistent, neverthe
Ices with due regard TO the equal rights G
the y hole American people in thatvast nation
eljGheritance; and also 10 recommend or az
move single aiteraHon in our naturaliZatio
isvs.sue gested by my military experience, VIZ
giving to all foreigners the right OF citiZenshi
S;ho Shall faithfully serve, in lime OF war, on
wear on board of our public ships, or IN Oh
land forces, regular or volunteer, on their r
ceiyiag an honorable discharge from the Sc
wee
IN regard 10 the general policy of the A,
miuistration, if elected, l should, OF cours
look among those ~ho may approve that pc
cy for the agents to carry il into execution, al
| should seek TO coltvate harmony and II
ternal sentiments throughout the Wing par
without attempting to reduce lis members.
nroscrjpson, TO exact conformity 10 my o'
views. Bat should, at the same tune,
rigorous in regard 10 qualifications Tor ONCE
retaining and appointing no one, either dehclt
in capacity or integrity, or IN devotion TO Ito
". 10 the Constitution, and the Union.
Convinced tina, harmony aud good VIII
tween the different quarters OF our bro
country is essential TO the present and iutl
interests ofthe Republic, and with devot
10 those interests that can know no South
no North, shoVld neither countenance
tolerate anv sedltion, disorder, faction, or
distance 10 the Law or the Union, on any r
text, in any part Of the lands and sho
carry into the civil administration this
principle ofmiitary conduct-obediencet 10
legislative and Jedcai departments OF u
eminent. each in It's constitutional sphere,
wing only, in respect to the Legislature,
possible resort TO the veto power, AWAY!
he most cautiously exercised and under
strictest restraints and necessities.
Finally, for my adherence TO the prlncI
of the Wing party as expressed IN Inc res
tiors of the Convention and herein sugges
with a sincere and earnest purpose 10 adVt
the greatness and happiness OF the kepu
and thus 10 cherish and encourage the CT
OF constitutional liberty throughout the
avoiding every act and thought that n
involve our county in an unjust or unne
ssry war. or impair the faith oil treaties,
discountenancing adj political agitation III
Gus to the interests of society and DANCE
10 the Union-l can offer no other pleds
guaranty than the known incidents OF
public life, now undergoing the severes
animation.
Feeling myself highly fortunate IN my
ciate OH the ticket, and with iheiy SCI
nv obligations TO The Convention, and 10
personai cour,esies, | have the honor
main. sir, with great esteem,, your most
WINFIELD SCO1
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