Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
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tFrom the Charleston Standard
TUE CAUSE OF GEN SCOrr'S DEFEAT.
The Academy OF Scot; editors are holding post moGcn
examination body Of their late party and pretend
ignorant al The disease OF which II died sn s'ihGthy
They know lul we'll fatally poisoned WIN sew
ards. m and that impartial nEy lie woul surely
conyllr %! the killing; but the necessities OF lelr case
before; III, people have pat them speculation and recfIm
naon and as political well other doctors litcr ihrt"
IS no tl!ing where the family quarrel will end Une rall'
against the detection 81 Mr.. Webster; another eiSns
laa!mlshncss the lakewarmness Of MI Fillmore
hird r#lS for 'pague upon all towards, ana mutieIs
something about rusllanmity and cnnchng TO Old SPAN
whilst Greeley ont atiootcd and tells Tic con5:r'a
lives that they played traitor kill Seward hut that t or
miss ;ley make up their minds 10 acknowledge him a
hcr leader, else Il .h without him ana his irccsol re-
cru TIE i the Tribune has made the Southern po
t.rans swallow mach Than II" hoped tor thai
he has crown bold and afford 10 keep his btes M YET
awhile. Here's how he talks
Bat" says one dos ali this prove the whig party
annhntrd? WHY IT not regain its former strength Dy
eschcW irg avoiding Srwnrdisu,?"
1--WE answcr-lf you simply that tic wing parry
rally and regain is former power by merely r"sins u
sli all that sgInatZcd ScwaIdisin We cntrcat
you 20 ahead with the experiment There Is nothing
r. or lose and there can be n" harm III Try
this om, and trying ont. We whom Won cal! Scwad
rc>" tired ard Will gladly rest awhile and let you ."
ahead az ynu fit. Whether you. anti progressive, Pro-
slavery WING party wou be stronger 'am that which has
been rrn~ r0W resemble on trial the tragedy OF Ham
H. with par lIamI.t oiIcd bette, be dctermimsd
after than jiorca trial There can be reasonable ohJ'c
to that.
,us; brksn down The party, VIII follow ana sns
lain sou restoring and establishing IT, with TIE under
standing THAI they DC aliens and scr"ltos hccin un.
Ill they suppress their own convictions ana pro"
frss your views would advise not 10 invest either
efforts hopes in Wild speculation. They are in no
hurry 10 move Al! when they do take part with you IN
another canvass il will be as your equals and nothing sho
%! it. They not g0ir. into convention Win you
again have your notions iisn into he party creed ana
IhCr candidate then beaten By y"u notwithstanding ha ac
ccpiaure o your platform. They viii mol consent that
candidates. avowed determination 10 regnr! ard treat az
Wings with equal favor whatever their views oil 'he Ias
Baltimore pa,tpm shall be- eerd sufficient reason Tor
his your hands II they 10 be prescribed ihey
prefer suffer the hands Of their avnwed and consistent
lvCsairs rather tin al those OF shpcfca out Ncachc
cunpatriots.'
Yes Southern Wings, if you expect Seward and
Greeley without giving them place and power you nave
mis ken They have no Idea oil DONG oil The
dry work. necessary keeping the FrceSolcfs In file
witiuu; being well paid for IT, When they conspred 10 gal
vuizc Scott into life by killing oil Webster and Fillmore,
they exp.c, e. reward from the party and now that the
game has lost they will enter other without The prospect
Of large share Ia the winnings.
Eu, we are wandering. Our purpose 10 give an &C
CONT Of he .ged causes OF the Wing defeat The Ma
iona Era has lis theory viz the old story oil the no seat
between two stools l. insists that the Wing party should
have 2r Fillmore and adopted the compromise; or run
ming Cen Scott il should have rejected The platform Fan;
ing do either and trying 10 accommodate both Tie North
and the South by giving 70 one the PLATFORM aud 10 the
ori,r The candidate iunbed between the two. The Era
.tty near The truth only failing in the terms used 10
press it, Instead saying that the North got their cad
i,,at. !, should say The Free Sellers got theirs.
The independent Wing, published Lancaster PENN
syvanin, strikes Mr. Fillmore blow under the nth rib,
thus
"Sornr Fillmore men are foolish enough claim h1 had
Fillmore been The candidate instead Of Scott he could have
uecn elected The only for anticipating in
that event is tha, the friends Of Scott would have been u
tci, would have betrayed their party de
serted the Wing nnmce, and thrown the government ni"
the hands oil he bitter enemies .! Wing principles.
Ti.;is might 60 on al EbEun, sccting the various
causes assigned for the defeat but would result in nothing
except tie nature o Tie family quarrel which bids
fair 10 make an end OF the party leaving to Seward ami
Greeley Northern fragment, with which they will give
trouble yet Tennessee and Kentucky will not long endure
Ia play double Janus 10 Massachusetts and Vermont.
and the Northern will be lett TO play the game
uncontrolled BY their late Southern allies
THE DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE
The Democracy o! this city and the adjoining counties
celebrated their political victory Tuesday night
las; bv procession with transpaencies banners. music
Sc &c, &C. They assembled al carly hour At The pole
u! Washington and Walnut Streets where they
addressed BY Judge JCn S Caskc They then proceeded
up Halifax street, as far as BuItewoIs Bridge From
thence they retraced their steps down Halifax street, and
marched 10 BaEdiord via Works cut T; thence w
Buugbrook OLD street; thence 10 High
strect through and around Bacrseu when they again
er,csd high street and proceeded down High Bank
street and from thence up Sycamore and Walnut streets 10
the Hickory ruie, where they addressed by Capt, D.
II Branch. Chief Marshal J. Travis R"-sc Timothy Rvcs
arL b. y. Vaughan, FEC and then dismissed At various
points along the "ur Of the the houses M pa
la,c citz4Us brilliantly aud handsomely illuminated,
and say rockets Roman candles fire crackers, &c. dis
lzrGcd. TIC illumination not generally observed by
members Of the party understand consequence Of
committee ni arrangements failing 10 recommend such
course The whole affair conducted with mnch order
and decOrG!a and aoG twelve O'clock all retired Ggcty
an. praccabls 10 their homes
large number oi ladies out The streets; and
WING, vel! Democratic gentlemen hrnnecd the side
walks 10 view the i,naeani- retersburg Express.
THE JuBILEE,-on Tuesday night, the Democracy OF
Petersburg had grand rejoicing Al an early honr IN the
evening dense crowd assembled the Democratic pole
hcy there eoqucn,ly and feengy addressed succcs
sivtiy BY irss.s Wallace Caskic lrcs and Watson. Ar
Nuacc redeemed promise he had made previous 10 the
lection b; pescntinc West Ward beautiful siIsen ban
nt ayr. given the largest Democratic minority OF
- 20 in the cay. \ procession then formed, and
died through The principal streets OF the city Many
liz rzsns' houses were brilliantly Illuminated, which, with
rurch.gtla an! noticed tfansraTEcits .! he proc
SION presented brilliant and impoan. spectacle. Taken
al IN all w,s ono the granrst affairs Of the Kind
have witnessed We here observe that the utmost
ecorum ana good behavior manifested itse tnfDg the
whole evening" South. SIDE Democrat
LATER FROM HAVANA-PROBABLE SETTLE
MENT OF THE CUBAN DIFFICULTY
C4AELEs70x Nov. l5.-The steamer Isabel, Capt. Roll
Inns has arrived bringing Havana dates Of the 18th Instant
As she came ou she The Crescent City the mouth
of The arb0r aud also the Spanish bearing
down towards her Ii supposed that the commander of
The Spanish vcsr had been instructed 10 inform Lieutenant
Davenport that The Crescent City could enter in future
without further trouble. great uneasiness felt Ha
yana OF her arrival when due the report be-
n that her had given orders for her not
stop there in future.
The Captain General it said fearful Of provoking
hostics with the United States by attempting exclude
her and disposed ntepose further interference in
the matter II was not known what would be pur
sued towards Purser Smith, but il supposed at Havana
that his disclaimer OF being connected with hbustcrns
wond he deemed sufficient The prospect Of
amcable settlement OF the difficulty had given great
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