Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

. o,ort,rs see that he can cdrryno southern STATE,
-, bv cannot hope for cooperation IN hot part OF me
;, they ,rW appeal 10 The AMI sdrerv Sent'nent COIL
mon - the people oil the North 10 gre sectional S1dPe 10
a. Presidential canras Whatever may be his (Scolts) In
dvIduo sentiments and purposes that will De The direction
Of the canvass .
What was visible then only 10 The eye OF sa'es"aniAe
ssgaciry is now plain md palpaoe as 'he u'a'y suh'
70 ,h yon has il come last and the "aPpcal TO the
nti.slavcry sentiment is now openly anu o"o1'sp
maas by tie only active supporters OF Scott IN 'he NORM
| - :, a, h;, In makes profsrt OF himself personal
l., - H., s,u,,n and soci,s 'slhe most sweet voices IN
,b,, stronghold of Abolonsm, the Western reserve OIL
mic nd nor,s adjacent Well and wisely dd the NOME
nnessccan with nm disregard or MS own pe'sona
os,ccts warn his friends und The country oil Inc pot
AGAINST their peace concocted at Baltimore 10 oe
,d =, washington Now that Truman Smith, and Gree
m and Thurlow Weed are arranging the pelinllarles OF
transfer of the free Democracy" with Hale VINO IS coque
ting with ,hen and The Abolition enemies OF fiefcer fdT
SON Fos included! stumping for ScoA without us
guse the yercaon OF Gen,rys prophecy cannot be de-
nied BY any man who retains remnant oil Hel-fesPec'
These warnings in the burning words OF this gallant
,,,m,r cannot be TOO often repeated, while there re-
mains onc earnest and honest Southern Nhlg deal or
Hind m dancers which caused their old banner-ocaTers 10
refuse apan to bear that STANDARD lowered before me oack
Hap of Seward Horace Greeleys campaign pamP'he''
Why am Whig," would, irrespective Oh o'ee ISSUES
show why no Southern man now can or shoua DC tnaf
b;ny he makes III Yet he is the acknowledged dsh
Priest of Scott Whggery. And this is part oil SCOUTS rec
ord 100 for that pamphlet contains doctrines which nc nus
ayowed and never ecancd though they have ocen one ao
urcd by the ruling spirits Of the Wing party "he Us u
ceon snrts were kept In subIecion or IN hc cohgeha
obon If swine waowed in the mirc OF ireeso unesardeu
o,rv CLAW alone could control them His dealh lei then
ooso n none poue and destroy the party or the coun'
=, 81 every Southern then, who reads THIS record
f rho WING candidate furnished by Wing leaders, re-
nemher that he first part of GeEys prophecy iuhlied
eoves vet second of personal interest 10 every one VINO
,urish.s an honest pde-and is this u'terancc OF
an INDIGNANT soul e who under existing circumstances,
said Mr. Gentry acguiesecs i srcs his consent TO NE
nomination Of Gen. Scott, "rW DC ordhaea f'n o'd'"
oc ;pfmu that riU dishonor him through his ie ana De
rsnroach 10 his children lrhsn he is III ms gTdre
md these are the deliberate and wemalured opinions OF
ono who as man. an orator and public asprani-dld he
hoose ir-stands on level with the real leaders OF the
Whin pary and mmcasuraby above such deasoeues ana
dsc,imers as Jones and Cullom-hc Siamcse Twins OF
S,op;sm in his own State. His stern silence now Is lar
more eloquent than any words of theirs. Like Corloanus
n, conflict between his old love and lifelong associations
and his sense Of duty has sealed his lips thus long since
rho honest our.pouring of indignant truth, which The ext
rency wrung from him. in the vain hope OF arrestng the
downward progress OF the party. The detection OF one SUCH
man would In ITSELF be n startling thing; especially when
no warned his party in sorrow than in anger and
sn,lc in tones of the deepest saddcned though