Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
ZINE TIMES For TIE SOUTH.

Horace Greeley thorough abolionist and di.
organizer, announces in his Tribune that he will make
speeches in Ohio favor Of Gen. Scott few days since
this same leading friend of Gen. Scott delivered speech
in Mcriden Connecticut, bring over the abolonsts OF
,ha, region 10 the support Scott We learn from the Ne"
Haven Register that Greeley made great parade his hav
ing held off from support OF Gen. Taylor in l543 until
he had assured hme the General all right The
subject of the Wnot Proriso He then said that he went
for Scott because he all right Nth the freesosters-
His language was (s correspondent informs us substan.
tally ths-"I knop Gen Scott and Know MS ASSOCIATES,
and they oil RICH. The subject Of slavery'
The of this report verified by the following extract
of private .tter received by gentleman OF Philadelphia
and published in the Pennsylvania:
"Greeley is speaking here to-day yon should know the
character of speaking IN mss quarter Last night al Merl-
den told Of The horrors Of sidrery he said that he only
gave in support General Taylor when he became sat
lsed of his position that SUBJECT and that he knew Cen
be all right on The question: &c. NC What 60 the
National Wings ercrynhere, think ot this I"
Now for piece s.rong:evdcncc The Pittsburg
Gazette the Oldest Wing paper in Pennsylvania strongly
free soil and an-savey and warn supporter of Geneal
Scott defines the views Of the Scott party in regard to
,he late Wing convention and hei: platform:
ave rejoice the ultra pro slavery have for once
met their La the convention Of our opponents they
have every thing their own way but not 70 ~ ms by hs
platform, which certainly do not approve the fugthpe
Stare Lac is te an open question: as Il ought 10 &C. and
both those approve and those who condemn stand
Just they We should have preferred, however
10 have taken General Scott took General Taylor
without any platform al all but we have seven good hg
propositions candida who will never do what free
not ." right do and who IL e represfntare ana
rights of the North and the claims Of suffering humanity
surely ought 10 be satisfied
"'rhe eghn proposition is easily disposed Of The
venun speaking of the compromise has said that they
will maintain them and insist their enforcement! until
time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity OF fur
legislation guard against The evasion OF the laws on
the hand and the abuse " their poper The Other not
impairng eff :acy This certainly leaves the question
open could be desired; and there many among US
who believe that the contingency which we have printed In
italics has already arisen
The New Hampshire Patriot says thar Amos Tuck free
soil member of Congress and supporter OF Gen. Scott
Concord few days since, induce the Free Soil
Convention cavc in" Scott The Patriot also states
that the famous Fogg the cherished witness Of the South
Wings, said The Free Soil Convention that there are
10 fact but parties in the Presidential contest
the free soil party and The Democratic paryius fully ad
hitting the identity Of the Wing and free soil fucons la
feelings purpose the Northern soil and federal
ties identical in this contest far the leading spirits
concerned Their papers and speeches act in concert
utter the libe upon Pierce and Join in the
nufacture and circulation of eleconecrine Documents.
So much 70. Northern ScOtsm! How is il 10 the South?
Do find the Richmond Wing, the leading organ OF
Scott touching responsive chord 10 the free soil move
of the Norlh9 That paper publishers letters from
Foss and his friends vindicaug and laudng the said Foss
who admits that he engaged in assisting the OF flu
gitve slaves from South. But this is ali; the Wing
away all disguise and dcnounces the fugitive slave
law a "harsh measure" Incompatible with the feelings
and humanity the Northern people, and called for by
the Shareholders but pressed only by the savcess "ocos as
Of agitation! The Viii. thus places itself on the
platform r. who writes that is deg 10 ap-
prove the fugitive slave law"
The evidence have above produced is taken from the
record and be denied Will not Southern wings see
IN nduccmen: vote for Gen. Scott who comes 50
highly endorsed by organs North and South Are we
fully Justified in inferting that Gen. Scott himself be-
eves with Richmond Whig the fugitive slave law
is harsh and naturally with tho best feelings OF the
Northern people; that il open question and should be
modified TO meet The views of the Sewardes North
and South2 Ii under such auspices that Gen Scott s
pressed upon South BY journals that heap The grosses
calumnes upon franklin PIerco-a man who has boldly
stood up for constitutional rights of tho South in the
face OF the of Northern prejudice How can South
ern wings be blinded ty party I" disregard n,mcn-
tous question above party and Involves the safety
OF The South and the existence OF tho Union ITSELF and cas
their votes for Scott The of Greeley, Seward and
the Richmond Whg, tho deuuuncer of the fugitive slave aw
The present game S.warii,es make capital
the North and induce Tbs aooll,onsts vote for Scott
AZ soon az the Northern abolition squad made a sale
by the actual presencs of 1.-The hero and the efforts of his
abide camps Ex. Gov W, F. Johnston Greeley and Others
we DOUBT that card will be played gu, Tor The
South, the shape Of letter sumo similar d,cament
be circulated enough affect tho elections there but
not early enough al,w recul al the North The Wash
layton Mercury writes that
such said have carefully got up under the
auspices OF Central Committees Seward, being a
sensible man in such matters s was proved Ia The
Baltimore Convention gultrap of the COMPROMISE resou-
tions,) like Barkis, lis wllln" Ho always il willing TO
trade Quantity of shells for oysters in his dslngs with
his Southern brethren Mark This prediction, and it
he pS nf mi
have been fueshadowed inucndocs and small signs
which may be thus interpreted from the known
The animals. In Virginia limitations OF least letters
from Gen Scott prominent individuals there have besn
thrown ouaud these De produced should the elections
In Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio 18th of Octubet
render il polite for this 10 be DONE
Now earnestly appeal 10 the people OF Virginia and
the South be their guard against the Vaccinations o.
the mos, degraded kes that attempted 10 decsvs