Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20


and are a!tad Of him. they Of Gen. Jackson and
Col Polk Bu We will nail those editors to the counter
as base coin by coud Of witnesses" they dare not coz
| "You have young growing up IN your State, Tho
Young Franklin Pierce that will be- before hc is sixty years
of age, a for the Democracy. without me Dema
gogue"-- TASDnEw jackson 10 Gen. Hubbard OF ~ H.
When President Polk signed the commission SION OF Gen
psrGe 9F to GIN ma Armstrong and Mr. Walker ard said
II am mmisSoing rho 1oW day be PreS
dc,h"
II look upon Franklin Pierce of the reliable
men, as aud patriot that The country has produ-
ced."-IJ. G. CALHOUN.
GeS ScoTT's OpISIoS OF GEs. PtERcE.--I know that
much anxiety and many trials TO be passed through be.
fore the ratification Of the people will be heard Whether II
shall firm the actonoi the convention or not shall be
satisfied far kHop il will be conferred deseIv
ing your confidence and support Late Washington speech
~ must say without dspuragemeut to ,nut the nnmi
nation which has been made destined To carry with II
quite much If not more, inucnce IN the etcon IMAM
any other could nave been made Ireg1rd Gen. Perccs
election nert focertain." LIONS TYLER
"Gen Pierce has both ability and generous qualities and
elected the highest office in the gift of twenty five mil
lions people, will doubtless honor 10 HIMSELF his
office ana Tie counry" Congregational Journal edited by
wing
"FrankIin Pierce is without doubt one Of The a5lcs men
in The Democratic party Manchester (NH) Adr wing
teen Pierce is entitled respect and confidence. He
has the and high qualification of rather stunning Than
seeking official promotion. Everything have known or
heard Of General Pierce, has been in his avor."-lN j.
Freeman's Jour.
81 know Gen Pierce we'll he is the very man for the
1nes--he has always commanded the attention OF the
American Senate when he ukcnnd he has the inieliecin
al qualifications TO render his Administrative OF
the Government use able and success'u"-I los JAS
BUCHANAN.
General Pierce has position on which Democrat
can rally. be The special friend OF New i"rk's great
statesman, Siias Wright and OF General Cass and President
Polk c is The son Of General Benjamin Pierce oi New
Hu,npshirc soldier Of distinction in 10 VIII" Govern
or several Franklin Pierce served for several Con-
crosses in the United States House of Representatives,
Snp Eyl ps0Fs u
able ind discreet Senator noted for the so!ity and
oundncss OF his opinions and PLEASANT logical speaker
He much of the Baltimore Convention school ns James
X Polk himself Ii elected President his talents quite
equal discharge o it's duties and personally he enjoys
the reputation Of honorable and nnmpcached gentleman
when Congress he uniformly dsconnlcnnnced AGtsla
very aailations ard the Compromise question, vii!
doubt hr decided uphoidcr of the laws in oil their veo-
He is 9rl'lhIc competitor the strongest nomination
the Wings for Il united and
determined puuy.- ~ o. Picaynne neutral.
Hon. Mr. Eastman "f the Nashville American reIoces
The nnmira,ion Of General Pierce old friend and says he
Speaker OF the ~ Hampshire Legislature he
attained The required a.c filled various Offices with
ability but refused the Cabinet OF Col Polk
thee times declaring he would only take any station
Qrred u! him in army. He put down slavery agitation
nj home the HalcS ard Free Soil Wings face 10 face
and New Hampshire aitered when he in The field
c eantbe beat for enjoys dcepsealed po-
puIariy than he does
We ask attention Messrs Derby & AiIlcr's advertise
oi their interesting life of Gen Pierce and Their call
for agents 10 circullic H.
NOMINATION By THE UNION CONVENTION OF
GEORGIA.
Through slegrapc despatch dated at Macon The lIh in
slant which politely favored by gentle
from that State, learn that the Union Convention OF
Georgia have decided by OF 81 Gl sustain
Pierce and King their candidate for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency OF the United States; and that thirty Wing
members n Tho convention secedei from that bod Re
public
The National lntellissncer has the following despatch
CHARLESTON, July Is 1882.
The Constitutional Union Convention OF the State OF
Georgia after session of days unable 10
and final broke up BY widening the breach amongst them
The Scu ",amosed " that is. seeded from the Con-
ver,ion The Webster Fillmore men, numbering about
hfty jui ID and nominated Daniel Webster for President
and Cha es J. Jenkins, of Georgia. for Vice President
The COBB men, mostly from tho Cherokee counties, nomi
mated what they call Pierce and King ticket being
sed part Of The ultra Wings in Georgia. The Cobb
much chopalcn ut the results OF the Conven.