Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24

h,o of nbolonsm and trcachery TO Sonunefh no''s
, the character OF Winfield Scott Alas. conscience
uP r ,rne 10 its task; and lr. Cranes trepiaof
=, this paint of the discussion lie Ene" mat oco y ~
unsound upon the compromise, as me- = we ho in
w. S,utI but of that horde 81 northern fanatics, VINO ~
VI. In conclaye declared Gen. Washington and Mliiat"
rIInyre alike degraded and inlm''sths one Tor ssnnS
iny of 1893 the other Tor signing Inc compromise inca
inc Ics0 II K human nature make the best out ni
d raase-so Mir e., 70 the instincts ol MS '.ut.;
enersd upon This part ri ms speech D. @ guGs,occ
cnc.lions Of domestic policy, had sunk h'' u" go; 49,,
pefiEo,s crisis Of conntfy destiny, u''
.r The only true issue between The TWO p'rue7' ,t
- III. ., nJidutes for lie Presidency, Is ~. soahes' "
., ,.st:on tl.re Mr. d in an audible voice abilities
I,, be m. true issue and accepted II most cntci.u2
Watcher the declaration o! Douglas and ms eE!Ueh
ness 10 meet Mr.. c. upon tins great patti t bsn
Vlr.h and SOUTH caused diversion from his nVH o,
,nna If discussions know not; but certain II Isl nc %
yry lille abuut cid Chippewa, IN conntXion WIN hs
Observation-Disclosures oil Zen. Fierce, o! ""','' ~ -
49,: rJ establishment of the 'prOmlSerS he prolesss! 'e
mnst wolul ignorance As il 10 convince Ei= cuu.';
friends oi sincerity III his professions !" NHo"
D. H. tola them that although hr lived IN RchHono ana
1 u.rous papers every day yet he did not knew when nc
u nnnina,sd that General Pierce was the same man VINO
ryei in Meyco Having satisfied the people o! ms u.
nr,rt fact he proceeded lift up before the earne
yaze Of the people that newly discovered pattern o. run
hc Right Rev Mr. FOss-in,entins thereby = coii'".
Cen of abolition principles This need say Nc "a h''
Az no HAVING admitted in the very onset that Zen r. "p
posed Atwood the ground that he (ao was oploSea "
compromise The Inconsistency was so "rcat ,n.t Ie ~
+, yhn had by this time assumed The air vi ff9s nero
yh, cud DO Justice things Of which nc said mag q"
mars quorum rti could reconcile 1t IN any particular
IySltat
n onr siopl. point either Scott against Pierre
Mr. Douglas commenced his T" excellent speech o. say
ins thai it his purpose to follow the senfh, Dr
M as great practical matters OF present mp"i cn
,I his serious consideration, and that he OeiSVea te Po
less speech Of the gentleman intended 10 diSei t
popular mind from The real Issue: anu '''e p i, ,
candidate before The country. Mr. e. had voluntarily zen
Ir,d the compromlse question as the SUBJECT Vi u'e
discus sion and he Mr. D. would look 10 It 30 lar as
might decide hc claims o. inc or sbesn n"r Attempted
show where his candidate stood. whilst ne mh'
oaen confession o ignorance MS To Cen PIERCE ne wa
.stonsled who came from the ely oil t.lthn'
lint self regarded focus ot all Snu@ie. &c and information
should have made such confession Was II possible tnn
h. was m. gentleman that much coaxlng, cloe
A and rer uasion had down from the CITY 10 "hl2h"
his counriy cousins Tns good humoIcd aiety " kept VI
for severa minutes with the intenton no dnub OF e'ln
Mr. c. something TO say in his repy--hc u having use
arguments which fell by his own mutlting hhnd ana
the course of it sad the condition OF the SCOT parry
King and uecn before Mr. Z. came reminded nm Ola P
n en- beginning with 81 want hero, nm uncommon want
Int thai had last found who tIiied 10 support III
i own cause and knew nothing of that he was tMroRTEp
i oppose Mr. D. did not think was necessary 10 say "c
about Franklin Piercc's position The great question
l. the day Mr. c. had admitted his sonndness he ten Pre-
ceeed the various calumnies when inc sianu nc
rurch Of ausracy-hc arch enemy OF truth and huIna
kiad-had circulated influence and prejudice the So"he
mind against Gen Pierce After this he took up and exam
i ined mastery MANNER the position ana cai'Ha ol gel
Scott His argument here was based upon "h teS'h'
Ii nv and upon Scots letters; and rerer did near
more eloquent ,enuncaon Of the course Of any man; ne'
@ or did witness such fdylng, such casllga'ion .
Mr. Crane received lodging The issue winch he had ei
rendered. Who that has speck "t humanity ABOUT nm
did not -hudder for the :ncontinsn Mr. Crane But ~ wa
eScehis sympathes for his country in Imminent peril WEI
aroused and he upon his adversary with me orer",
!. ming and crushing weight OF avalanche MI Ctane
reply this effective speech, was all consumed IN pei
III synal retor He wondered Mr. ID. was the man, III
intelligent people OF this county had sent to Richmond,
lie represent them the Legislature This was greeted VII
tempest yels clappng of hands and stamping OF ie'
b. the Scoile whose OF delight nj ths clearly eS
posed TIE depth their previous oppression The TEST
MIR. ca reply was made up WIN hnhuenS asca,aoi ;
:. about what she going to prorc Nothing was sal
about naturalization quustion-lh CANADA annexation
Uadc revelation and the argument based upon
and indeed position maintained BY Douglas was
strongly fortified BY proof deter the doughty chanpo
1, OF Scottish from assaulling them
Mr. Cranes allotted time for reply having been sorme
and anted through Mr. Douglas resumed his remarks iaR
ing in the beginning happy reorts upon me lssona
II ~ from Richmond which, keen the blade OF oalidn Gu
81 10 the quick or left excavations which will continue
~ smart through life. The followers Of Scott now rushed gu
of the Court House. where the speakers had gone alter IN
Y adjournment OF tho Court but Mr.. Douglass not IN III
slightest degree deferred from Keen OF duty, wen
on to read from and 10 close the powerful argu
t. ment in favor Southern Rights begun in his openln
speech This Messrs Editors is az impartial and lair nc
count of the could be iven unless The speech
ca were reported in full The Scotttes claim great Vcto
G. rv-Iet then, make Of il then; for If So 1t was
: Pyrrhus victory They cannot stay the tide OF deec'io
" from their "sectonaIized' and 'abullllonized party
ID O ~ JUSTICE.