Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-11

We'll Democrats Gun sJni. Tac qttsor lgo. all ap.
rearnnccs will be Pierce Scot, King, OF some man
!" tho Seward tribe No Southern hesitate in his
choice.
The Columbia "South CarOnian' concludes article
the subject by stating that in its Judgment, OF
unmeachsblc political integrity could have been chosen
the high office of President whether or reverse
tends The canvass"
From the Norfolk News
THE NOMINATIONS.--1't asaay is over-the p,c.
iactea stfugel. at an end and the Democratic CGnve
on has elected the STANDARD bearers Of the Democratic pa
" Oh the Lni0n Many ourselves included may feel dis
appointed because their preferred candidate has not received
The nomination, but assert that this natural
feeling OF regret WIZ give way TO unmixed sentiments OF
satisfaction and delight al the choice OF man. on whom
the entire Democracy Of The country conce nitrate thei.
strength and whose election 10 the Presidential chair rs
sure as thai he hHs been nomnG'rt SO congratulate the
party the selection of their candidates convinced as we
are that the choice will give general isction and be en-
Enthusiastically received throughout The country.
To the question of our Whig friends in 1874 "yho il
James H. Polk pretty satisfactory answer returned
To the question: already asked "who Fnnkin Pcrccl"
equally as decis I've and triumphant will be given
al The polls next November
OF w L. King, our candidate for the Vice Presidency
nothing, that say add TO his brilliant reputation
Senator and Statesman. He is presien, Of the
IT, S. Senate having been elected that post Mr. Fiji
nores succession the Presidency BY of Gen. ay
rs death; his worth is known and his talents appreciated
throughout the Union.
We are sorry ,okc the head OF our column the
OF 5. a. Douglas whose character admire and
love- but regret mgaed by the fact that replace
it by man 80 well worthy 10 succeed him.
GENERAL PIERCE AT HOME.
CoScnRp. a. H.) JrsE5 P. NTH State delegates
for nomination of governor called meeting this hour In
The "Natural History Hall" Col Benz. Cover in The chair
Samuel NJ. Wheeler, Esq, Secretary, when the following
resolution was passed.
"Resolved That the democracy OF Concord have heard
with the highest qualification the joyous Of the nom
nation of distinguished townsman. General Franklin
Pierce as the Democratic crnjida.e for the Presidency
Np
Of The triumphant election TO that office which destined
fill with unsurpassed honor to HIMSELF State, and
Speeches wcrc made by Col George and others and
committee OF seven was appointed TO take suitable
in behalf OF the Democrats for the public meeting
pond The nomination of General Pierce and that Ike
be extended 10 the Democracy OF the State.
Repeated cheers given for the presidential nominee.
committee chosen wait tho President OF the
Now Hampshire Senate, Hon. John s. Wills and invite him
TO address the meeting. Mr. Wills readily responded and
made of his best speeches on the occasion.
Various able speeches followed; /; after which resolution
that the public demonstration should oil Thursday
conemporaneously with the great temperance meeting
Cheers were given for Lewis Cass citizen Of New aamp
SHIRE and the glorious majority by whose votes General
Pierce was nominated. Buchanan and Douglas also
loudly remembered. The Mechanics Brass Band volun
ecrcd their services.
After the mceling adjourned procession formed
marched through various parts OF the town Sundry speech
made from the steps in front of the State House
whole passed of with the greatest spirit and good
feeling, in which politicians Of all parties lened
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The IN y. Commercial, (WhcJ believes that the noni.
nation Of Pierce and King will be responded TO by The rank
and file OF the Democratic pnrty The unanimity with
which il was made it says, shows plainly that Mr. Pierce
was unobec,ionable each secon the Democrat
not the TO bolt from nomination OF such character
THE NOMINATIONS IN ST. LOUIS
ST Louis June G-The OF The nominations Of Pierce
and King received here yesterday evening" and caused
much rejoicing Salues fired in various quarters of
the city In honor of the nominations.
RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS IN THE
WEST.
CIScISSATI, June 1.-The democratic nominations seem
IN give general saaction party here salute Of 81
guns was fired honor, Saturday night The Enquirer
oronounces the ticket most excellent
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SALUTE IN H9NQR 9E PIERGE6d Il RE6dA ASp 81 pkS klESSG, lESS,us
lion Of Mcss,s Pierce and King display Of fireworks
and an illumination &C. OF the Times building also took
pace this evening