Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE"

Under the head OF astounding developments" the n.
Herald introduces orlclc signed Amercans and pub
iShcd in the National In;egencer Of December 1874
the Herald Is au!horzed to say that Gen. Scott is the wre
OF the article" and is prepared prove It, according 10
The ueages in such made and provided" According
to the Herad Gen. Sco in the said article of Americans
proposed 10 amend The existing naturalization laws as fol
lows
"-To reduce the term OF nauraz aton from five years
| 10 three years.
2-Io treide all aliens forever from the right 10 rots in
any pu6iic elections uhattuer, ercepi-
o-Such aliens snail have served two years the army
or navy who shall thereby be entitled The rights of citizen
ship, includins the right Of suiase.
ALIENS shall be exempted from involuntary service in
te militia tho army or navy Gust free negroes and In
dians are.)
o-Tne law go into operation six months after lis pas
sage
Unlike the Wing press shall await further proof oil the
authenticity Of ,his document before notice
1t tfurther--toagh The n. Y Herald bn conceded be
better authority thun tho two abolition papers Ia New
Hampshire upon which the Whi- and Mr. Bot.s conf.
dcnily rely 10 convict NJ. Pierce of abolition.
-<esp----
THE NOMINATION OF GENERAL PIERCE.
We publish with pleasure (ays the Unior) tic following
letter, IL reply 10 the RePubic from Mr. Forsyth, o! the
Columbus iGa..) Times Our cshbors Of The Rspuhtc,
VINO have aadc much Of unsuaded expressions
OF Mr. Forsyth will doubtless ret tho matter right in
their columns by copying Mr.. Forsylhs letter
10 the Editor Of Me Union
Your vi.aciors negubpr OF line Republic has discovered
vcrilu5le mare nes in paragraph from my pen, whe
was, anG interdcd 10 Le, thnn strong
preston Of the entire satisfaction Of the Southern Demo-
crncy with the nomination OF General Pierce presume
il will be denied historical fact, that after the
friends Of The prominent candidates had found II was not
ppeste 10 nominate either Vt these distinguished gtnile
men, The Virginia delegation led off in nomination Of
General Pierce which resulted 80 happily IN the restoa-
lion oil harmony ana unanlny in the Convention. vas.
therefore, justified by the sct facts OF the case Wien
declared that e nonse of the convention was the crea-
on and CHOICE If The southern democrats But am al
oss 10 perceive by what rules OF logic hiugy, the Rc-
public sustun the inference which II Is latong ct
that the nomination THEREFORE unsatisfactory 10 any
other section U Tho country party Virginia brought
General Pierce forward and te delegates from every other
State ey embraced him the man for The crisis
and This was the prelude 10 scene OF enthusiasm without
alel in political Conventions and which struck terror in
TO every whig BOSOM II an attempt 10 extract snnhcnms
from cucnmoers, create peInd!ce and heart burnnss
out of this expression between the different Of
the democratic party All true democrats rejoice IN the
nomination of General Piecr because he is republican
after the stctes rules Of tho Jeliersonan standard and
supported Ii principles of States Rights ard strict
sulionnl construction, which distinguish the democrat
from the federal whg In this respect there Is no differ
ence between democrats whether they dwell in the
granite hills OF New Hampshire under the fervld OF
the South TO all such General Pierce acceptable and all
such will unite in honest and patriotic effort to Keep The
army navy the lreasury and The moral and political pow
OF the government Of This great country ou' M me hanGs
of administration the "cREATIor and CHOICE Of Wm FL
Seward For myself come what may, nothing, II my le
spurei will withhold my and aid TO elect the demo-
cratic ticket except the discovery that General Pierce s not
The sound democrat and true patriot now sincerely believe
him TO be.
TIE Republic need not lay The attcrng JUNCTION to its
SOUL that because rcpe e assaults OF heing scri6blers
upon my friends and myself tho Seward ticket for the pres
dency will derive the least benefit from II. Democrats may
disagree among Themselves various rosnis but all
nf mind point; and that that the Seward md
Scott ticket be beaten. Patriotism and the public
safety demand it.. JOHN FORSYTH.
estimate Of Gen. Scots prospects, that he s nomnn
ed contrasts so s,rongI with It's previous boasts OF his
Variability that 1t excitcs the ridcue and dcson OF
the Whig journals The New York Courier and Enquirer
quos calculations nf p!obabililies croans dis
appointment.