Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10


cainmniltors.
h again, in ha paper Of January l4th lS52, er
Is communication from Corres i,@ncn who heard Gen
Pierce New Buslon and who represents hin, as aYin
explained The Necessity o The Compromise measures,
h's connection with HE Atwood cItevs--ai Of which y
believe, was done lie satisfaction Of the intelligent
present. rita lie exception, pGridps, Of Hr. Foes"
let Tie Wig still clngs 10 FO.s, Gondae AID Fogg
VINO insult God and man, in their daily hycna assaults upor
tAc Constitution and upon tho institutions Of thr South
men wo in the press and (rc tho ros,rum proclaim
ed Washington dealer in human tlcs Jefferson liar
the Constitution "a league with the devii'' and "a
nant with hr?' Can such pass@ss moral principl
enough 10 cnIc their wo!I, their oahs even, the
hdence OF any good but especially u Southern men
We wouldas put faith in The assertions Of Penenary
convcls or nadmcn, Of these men, whose moral prnc
pies are bunted by their dcrdly rhe institutions
The country, and VIII" wonld amie upon tho BIUe because
IL recognizes slavery
! FIRST DEMoNSrRATIONiNN NORTH CAROLINA!!
The friends aud former neghbJrs Of WILLIAM Il. KING
held grand cnunc Godsbnro near his birth place on
Thursday AID Friday last They together some
| twenty Counties, embracing what appropriately
named BY the eloqrent D"bbin, "he tenth pon OF The
North Carolina Democracy" A native of North Caro-
lima had received the nomination for tie Office Of Vice Pesi
dent Of the United Sa!cs from the Bllmorc Democratic
Convention and the spot OF his birth place, h po.
cn and personal friends and the acquainrnnces and neigh
bos OF his youth, turned to congratulate each other
the honor reflected upon the Old North State Ncnr the old
home have his friends made first demonstrations OF
the campaign in North Carolina and il was worthy Of The
occasion ana the in whose honor they assembled.
Col Thomas Pasteur of C1r.errt county presided
the deliberations of the immense The meeting
continued through two days. during The first OF which time
was addressed by 4. W. Venabe Gov Brown OF Misss-
spp, s. } Person, G. 5. Stevenson l.. B. Sanders Rp-
bert Strange Jr., Eli Hall, VIM. f. Hl W. J. Hous-
Ton, Dr. McKoy H. C. Jones' ard others. On Fn.
day. Messrs james c. Dobbin, jeremiah Clemens AMI
Gen r. NJ Saunders made able speeches. The Goldsbo-
rough Patriot concludes its notice of The spirited proceed
ings as follows:
In concluding this notice, refrain from single
remark. Not single speaker induIgc in any
abusive remarks towards Gen Scott the Wing party
Reason and argument abusc the weapons of the
occasion Gen. Scott was always spoken OF rs brave man
good soldier whose successful such shed honor
upon the country bu, his political position the influences
which had effected his nomination, The inconsistent posi-
lions The "known incidents" ot his lille made him occupy
these exposed and these Ike points .! attack up
IN the Nhg party Such the language held by Dir
Veuablc towards Mr Kerr He had cahvassed his Congress
siUna District with hm knew hH Ia be an able defender of
his party and if he could defend Scott in North Carona
ne knew Of no Wnig who could successfully do
The crowd present was composed o many n the active
and efficient Of counties in this Section of
North CarJlna"the tenth legion OF her Democracv As
body remember 10 have scen no asseWh"gc OF III"
same sze cuui with in intelligence and ap
pearancc They the whose active influence is h
in their respective counties and who may be truly said 10
control destiny These have returned to their respective
homes tell If all they heard and sa" and 10 spread s
fires enthusiasm kinicd the fret great Council ol The
Democracy Of North Carolina for the clmplign al G0dsbo
rough =,
very heavily fully equal 10 the occasion. Accom-
mya,ions believe found FOR all who arried among
ihr The n
ni.nt soon pay another Visit.
The following letters were received in reply the in.
yiution OF the Committee attend The Mass Convention
From tie Hon. i'o. IL Eing
SEsATE CHAMBER, Aug 30, l-32
Gcnenan-Ihr invitat,or communicated hr you from
y ue,-nnl ana p,,ica! an,s attend icci:n! o thc
rI2cus Wayne IA! lie adjoining counties tn be held on
the y and OF September, received some time past.
have irayoi answering il, with the h"pe that might b.
able 10 accept Every feeling of my heat prompts M 10 d"
aad thus enaE!c me after an absence oi years ir" my
nayr >lc take by the hand the friends and assn
my caly days; ior neither time nor absence can
.cr eradicate from grateful rcmcnSancc their UNIFORM
Kindness all he eIros Of private life and their ecncr
ms suoprrr whenever bcurc them candidate ,r
pui favor Deeply ca gret that the Inrn stac o! my
health vil co;s,I deprive myself Of the pleasure
ul r.tng them AZ tin iim' designated.
The confinement aud IaoO incident 10 my official position
turing i> rlrtrct"i session OF Congress has so impalrc
y ySica strength that y ply sican is decidedly of the
npirir any EXPOSURE, even excitement, might and
probably would affect me inIur"usl;-nnd my friends a
The opinion that on the adjournment "i Congress-
should srrs some quiet watering pitcc III the ronni'ns
where pure ard would il is hoped speedily restore
! me IN INV ts ual heal I'm.
The ccc, which fec in being able 10 be With you,
in icgr,c cSenrd rom Knowing that many dIstn-
I.!is!. .rn;rnr ri the Democratic party w! he hf. 10
address you and ciceT ynur lt'-cwohy l,rts Ia
sustain those principles on The maintenance OF wnh IN al
e purity PEND the security o! ihe constitutional
u!,s of The States aai b,rvc tic preservation u tIls
!edc-aivc government
bsg y.n. ssn,lcrcn, TO make known my friends the
reason which unfortunately dprvcs me of The arattranon
of being with ihcin So interesting an occasion
Accent ne9ernen the at my h2h respect and
esteem Faithfully, am your fellow citizen,
| WILLIAM K. KING.
rhos Rufin Esq John Everett and others committed.
I'VE are compelled To- omit the other eloquent letters au'
rcsscd To The committee from Measrs James Buchanan
Linn Boyd David s. Reid d S. Dickinson, Ro Sanae
G. breckenridge, J. W. FOrney, T. L. Cngman, kench
cr james B. Shepard and 7. Bnsbec