Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
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nNow. gentlemen Of The Extreme Left we submit that
hi. !. NOT THE ESTERTASMEET WE WERE INVITED
TO- More than half Of IT, according !" your @ own showing
ia hu, heggary account OF empty 0ioh&s The sum ota
of your "PRoBABLY ScoTT will net secure ms election
within fifteen votc though you have included Tennessee
and Massachusetts in the s'a you yourSssGs 'hs' oo
conscious WITHOUT surrcIEsT WARRANT bni let me "a
hle with all its "cpld comfort stand we WIZ 'eaFr ~ 'o
rHpsE is ABOUT IT THAT TE'pTs us 70 LlSass
Bu first let us with all Kindness and s"ns sorr"w!"ieSs
sk one or Two questions. They may serve 10 put NOME
ruth or two that uttered when il was not too late. IS
thrre one single State in the FIST OF the r2c columns wf'c
would not have vuted for Daniel Webster! Nhuti fe no
olso hs va been morally Of Maryland Florida Lousan
and Georgia. Is there Intelligent nan in me country
who would have thought Of ranking ohrr OF thes@ l"I
States as douaul for hinl II these things are So ~"s
THERE EVER sTuSENDnrs HuMBra man IN inc Pc.enee
iha. Gen. Scutt was TO be preitfI.a ~ Da's' '0' ~
cause he was more avalaOlef
X. An nnt wcnder (ays the Albany A'grs thu! tho e. q
6 mrns with dissust from chow o. probabilities oni
NAV we'll be matter Of marvel that In cricsng me "a
oc il should strike Massachusetts and Tennessee from te
Scott column, aud lanvn there New YORK feansy'as"
Connecticut &c. Ii Gen. Scott cannot carry alassnchu'
.e,,s-by what aroccss OF caculaon disraon il rra-
sonabc cain for him nG': h1n our ." i've o 'he s'n!t
.nohahiy" Pia:rd 10 hG.;
Th trnrh s the I5unes calculations taniamount 10
uf defeat in advance I" the crc'i" lhey a'c
sen and M To DC of ths; Character :S.n 'Y rs own Ic
-, fi.ns VEcy sc scarcely wU:ay OF c!iics; ~ Grsi
md we lave be handled by those for whose con
ont cGfcS';on they wcIs STRANGELY enough
GEN. SCOTT on NATURALlZATIoN.
Gen. Scot's sixteen years study OF Natraiiza NJ and
his half rzca changes OF opinion arc thus snmm-d Up oy
tho Washington Union;
First. That General Scott has na,e the natuTa z''n
laws CAPITAL ,otc hia pniicn reflection nu"e 1882 ana
that h. has written about !! than about any o!'rr p
Scconjlv ina. for thirteen years, from 1895 TO 1913 be
inclined TO the total d.fan::;semsnt oI foreign bora c-
zens by total repeal of the naturalization laws
Thirdly. Thai 1910 la framed the Organization OF
pa-,y 10 accomplish iltt object ;,
Four,hy. That to cont!nGed 10 oe OF ihs m'no '''"
1915 when naive AIecan'sm and the PHILADELPHIA ncve
u,en," had become uaP'pnar and uh'i nomndhuh '0'
the Presidency was cnrlng OIL
rifblv That Gen Sco's views the whole sahiec;
then underwent sudden and wonderful change; that tAs
change of in iaSor of foreign born Citizens Is fiss'
by Gen Scott expressly on lhc ground OF HtI military Gun
A,d six,Lly That in view Of !ha, conduct he in his lei
ter acc, pilug the wt;g nomination nnd platform! p:eae
himself to recommend measure OF odio's aud invidous
discrimination In of foreigners serving in the arny ana
navy which utterly repusnant 10 The constitution OF ,ne
United States and utterly unEnawn 10 the pGrty pai."'"
on whic!. he accepts the nomlnli'"h.
THE SCOTT SEWARD AND GREELEY CATE
cpIsM The following is from the correspondence Of tie
Cleveland Paind.aleri
Question: --"Whats your iisa of Land Rsform3'
Answer.-"Chap putIppec!'
Q-"Your opinion of National bankP
A-"Chippewa"
! Q.-"Ynur notion of tho niger law1 u
A.-"Churubusco."
Q"Bu, give us some definite statement OF your p''nci'
pies y,
| A.-"Chapultepec! Chippewa! Chnrubusco !"
runor was published day or Two ngo, that Mr.. ~ :
Willis had challenged John Van Buren, 10 fight duel s'e
where in the South The correspondence which the l
NOR founded has been published in which MI WINE
asks Mr. Van Buren, for written apology tor personal 10
marks made in defence OF Mr. Forrest In The divorce case
or 10 meet him at Baltimore for explanations &C. Nh d"
Buren, returned The note whsreupon Ir. Willis pronounce
him ia coward as we'll proper companion for bacsguaes
whose atto.neyshp constitutes your career Mr. Van bu
rem saws It would cost $500 to fog Mr. Willis and sdts
,the luxury of Furnishing him. when meet is placed al
mos, yond the reach of one of my limited means"
On Saturday, by of both partie' the exaHna"o
OF ths Rsnse was parpensd until Wednesday.