Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-01
For the Enquirer.
, ,ry,cv HENRY AYLETr OF KING WILLIAM.

PATRICK HENRY AZ LEI or NM NM La,,nn nm
m. asner,an addressed the democracy oil Lexington m
M 10 Instant, at the Court House There was n respee
~ I,,uoh not large audience III h'hianrs. ~, Ii
80 49, Nruina MiraD Institute we're present. ihcsc d''
''n ne ~ Gri.:yolI B,lls AMI such ike gentleman
,, yh, heard Mr.. yrtt We re well ris'seu re e'i
"a I,ipy III. true and only Issue r'u ~ ~ 'r rni
~ /, IL issu, was gone: "nb-"le.e idtd nc
~ i ,ygs tr,,; cursed death y i'c honesty " ''
NARY Distribution cl ir public 'nt+ 'l"i ;".
,r,r OF The night. general scIe"" ~ 'n'1.' w
'Lni A protective Inr, ivr "prO!sc'ionS 't"s' W.;
~ L,srI viii. durr!u, ii NOR revenue '"'i'
~ ~! in,i.nlal pro,cc,iunin other "on!s t'eh !"'
pnre aai:oas r. w 81 ,as was 80: dsnncr Dad
In All that lemaneL, said Mr. Ayletl, was scI0s
~" The abolition strength Of The wing parry vas al '
| ,t rarIy had 10 hang Their lirps upon
~ r. m, Sunrl tic nominee Ui The Old Dom'n"h ma ~
sIot on The old Democratic PLATFORM Tie hI'i'ni' P'I"
~. Constitution the n"n rs IL Is lie SHOWN u
W. csnral Scott was the nominee o! the Northern !teo
innsr.: that these had the Convention ~ n"'"'oi'
itrJ by irw Southern "lcc.seekets, jercsa MS "n
me- "r ,hr Southern Wings and the Northern NGEio"u
nh up Th,t for every purpose under Heaven ne was
,,;ayoI ,nce-indcrd, tie nominee I" St""'n
S,s and FIX. Governor Johnston OF pennsylvania. lha'
however the whl2 platform was whitehead, Us ,,..c
ni,h,p il was full u dead mems bones, ana an W.
nass That il had been spit npcn and scnrneu ny "I'yS'
men members who voted IN Convention against " ,c ""
80 SCOT, IN every ballot fifty three. and who noIr
cont,nded and asserted rh, the Compromise was no taHy
=. ro,rts the FrGlTIvE SLAVE Law MI AFr't s''"e"
-, 1no uh,I, abolition Scuil-S hlg party al me No!lh-
Sm,rd Johnston Tlntdcus Stevens Greeley. al contend
ed that By whig platform t;seH' me fuSlivc PAY,
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v, that Gen Scott peculiarly the cnnhda'r 81 ihtSt
nrhat his election would b. tneIr triumph ne traced
" sirrs hand The rise progress ana present n"'h
- his t,nurruIs question: HIS historic details oil tins SUP
,ec was full and complete. There wa. no one present nut "
i mower with which he presented it, and the uth 81 hs p
,irs Would that every RJckbrdgc man could nave NJ IRA
his sp,cch; clisc language, eloquent ano af.unch
taye and handsomely delivered There was no PerSohu' rs
sonlI IN Scott the WING candatc he was lifted up ana pcri
where politically, he must sfand-thc ro-""'Aef ~ rH
,rno- Johnston Pcnnsl wanna, and Seward tc hlsr
law man q 800
Ey.Covcrnor Johnston We sec Johnston presiding over
LARGO meeting OF Wings PlltsourE and General UtnGfH
S,ntt addressing him and em-speaking publicly SPEAK
Inp in behalf TRAIN, and Tor his o"h cas Ia inc
Presidency in particular Shame. shame on INC FaH,
shame on the VINO tiis dsgraces the position o an
aspran nominee by any ot"h OF MS touh'r yhfn Nv
sea, of WashingtUr Jefferson and of jackson The P"Si.
dencv Of these John p Hale amt intr'd SCOT
snping themselves, candidates IN the great "te'
-rnercifu Heaven, where IL The honor oi the nation
Mr Aylet showed lha, General Scott had been al IN az
on ALL political questions before The country he mad
changed his fired opinions upon naturalization upon
the tariff upon internal improvement, upon bank "i
the Unl'ei States, &c &c b"t tHrfe wa one SUP,
was the Constitutional NETn. % HE veto ne probably
stood where had hitherto stood opposed 10 H. lnls post
lion was held that he might win his abolition friends
and sign bill modifying the Fugitive Slave Law a m!h'-
ication passed by relentless northern majority M ay.
lett exhibited the power thu North IN both branches oil Tue
Legislature He showed the happy protection OF the veto
10 liberty the rights the people, the rights OF the mlnnrl-
Iry He drew beautiful picture oi Roman rights and no
man liberty secured through the ri0 o tnr iroune
Alcssrs. Editors THE young OF King William county
and grandson great orator Henry, acquitted himself
we'll his political enemies being Judges. am sure have
fallen short Of doing him Justice or OF conveying 10 youl
nlni, that OF your readers The manner and argument OF
hia speech.
have snid ii would have been well that every nan IN
Rockbrirc could heard this speech IL would Would
YOU believe III 1t true rank abol"nists
in this town and county The population of the town
rare set obstinacy OF opinion Black stocking DEGREES
and federalism prevails large extent. YET there are
Sung sterling Democrats and these, with fer exceptions
work always. There drones and, strange to TELL
these are among The young and aspiring. But in No'em
her the Democracy OF RmkbIidsc will do their duty Inc
scale NAV be turned-u all look out for close vote
Yours, truly, llMOLhoN.
i Lexington, Va, Sept 23 1852.