Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

cheers "r The Empire Sratc)
Col. German of Indiana, WAS the next speaker.
Colonel CiItman said he Glad The immense
hcTng 10 honor 10 New iampShlr,'s iiv0rilr s,r
(t'!c"tS) The motto ynn1cr- "Dcnocrhcy IL National
ana rrogre-Sva' his motto. The democracy OF the
American mind Is onward and upward. He was acquant-
al win the and Daughters 0t New England-lhc sem
lauES 81 lhir genius freely 10 the growing
minds . HE West You your progress the demo
cratic pnrtg Ii = but lew since the light al Oeraiy
commenced and ii has spread all the country. Viz.
g!na, kcatucky Illinois had hefacd their Stale Con-ii
urIon- they had trusted n Wing majority 10
del any landamenl law. Never had there been instance
OF hr kind. Colonel German alluded 10 the domination al
Hale and julian. lie said s!ncc that ONO would roll
up twenty five thousand majority for Pierce and King
The speaker referred the VI. Xlcan war; and 10 tho
charges against Gen Perce He could that Pierce
did not tall rom his horse bur he did know that ioo
Of ground about him covered with the dead ana the
ing Where, Scott in that battle!
A roiceThrce four miles OIL was there. Great
lcrrmrnt and applause.
The speaker proceeded review OF the slavery qucs
ton the position OF General Scott with regard this
question: ana Analysed the position and ambition of Seward
An aIrsnn the Of John Van Barren received
with Tremendous cheers TIE speaker anayzed the Scot
platform and Mr. SCOTS letter %! acceptance He also
errrd Scots character and cited the arbitrary charartc
81 the Wht candidat" as proof tha, his line Of policy,
elected, would be ot the same suicidal character that
lnyrr. ilr German quoted from speech made by Col
Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi giving brief and succnc
history 81 The qa're OF Cen Scott ending with the
meni that II he was defeated he would quarrel with III,
Wing party and the rest of manknd" (Chccrs and ap
F!hu-rD Gen Scott had licked the West The Public
Lara 'S.c-llon; On TIE homestead he
no" tu Mite more snrtcc not tnan snrter Laushter)
" re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WELLER.
Al l!s rihit twenty minutes past two. delegations iron
Hssacau-ct!s Rhode Island and Connecticut arrived
were received VIII! lirhienous enthusiasm. The trains
WIRE detained o their immense length an! til.
ilc; Shat The railway l. full of curves making it dangerous
- ti!n long train Fast the Granite Club NJ t.
E'sioa escuriiug Senator WELLER oi California; A!ernar
MchPhr oi New York. and JOINS ) THRAsngR late oi en-
bi. Inc Club numbered thousand aud accompa
uicd by The Boston Brigade Band They carried spendn
banner, painted by Somerby. Blue satin ont-rcvetse
salmon co0rcd bullion fringe inscribed Granite Club No
!, Boston" Standard bearer. W. p Houston South B1s
ton Chief Marshal Col. William Mitchell Aids W p
Fetridse Henry Davis Charles A. Smith, W. P Houston
). Bailey, $. K. Glen, Charles Caldwell, John c. Tuck
or, W r A. Kelly. Then the Worcester Prnviienc,
ana Connecticut delegations in fourteen The Worces
Granite Clue, escorted BY the dorchester Light
anry i guns, all Stlunch Pierce men, Captain Charlie
l.. Chds. Lieuts. J. H. Gushing, $. p Russell Roya
Coombs, George w. Barker This delegation was accom-
panied by the Worcester Brass Band The Providence
Granite Club, also carried splendid banner.
On the arrival Of these delegation the meeting adournet
for hour when refreshments for the multitude
ed out al the big tent for ALL Free The ladies OF Hills
borough mad prepared cake weighing hundred ane
fifty pounds, which was and with great guso-
We believe tnat every body had enough TO eat
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Nh ATHERToS called the meeting order o. four O'Clock
when DIR German finished his speech.
He was followed by Capt. Rynders, who made one OF biz
characteristic stirring addresses.