Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29


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y snteu,ci, in reference the result OF the Presidential
canvass Is generally believed here by Wigs as well as De-
and anu man Of disccrnmen cannot but be impress
ed r:h the same bsef Had the recent outc eec'ohs nn
catct, in 50 decisive manner WHO TRIUMPH as ncy
have Democratic triumph should not nave esltacd 10
express in emphatic an opposite opinion from Inc
one which seems has given my friends so much annoy
ance."
Throughout This whole canvass have earnestly essayed
10 s;crr clear of the rocks and breakers Of In no in
stance have intentionally even-ifom ueilor or sinister
motyes-n marty aspect my etIes THIS nave studlousy
avoided. nv statements are the otispngs OF honest and
conscientious CONVICTIONS and whoever or wherever they
may STRIKE the correspondent Is responoe anu not Inc
editors. -, -
I'm conclusion permit me remark that SO long as my
present relations with Dispatch exist shall on all &C.
casous give my firm and honest opinions anu
relative whatever theme matter may De before me, re-
s''u"sS u "''"'''' ''N HENRICo.
As for Gen. Scouts remarkable qualities of statesman
especially displayed the hour when the deah Oh Danei
Webster was constantly expectedhe following letter from
Hartford correspondent of the New York Herald shews
the universally antagonisc opinion on the subject:
The evident design Of Webster remain, Achlleske in
his lent in state Of EARNED neutrality, 'maseIy mac
tive" is great bother 10 them Che Whiss ana hey Ysil
him with all manner of conceivable abuse. Ihey cal MN
drunkurd spendthr traitor and everything else lnat
their pi,e can invent But like their efforts 10 why and
abuse General Pierce will only recoi upon their own heaos
The tour OF their candidate in tho West neiner is uohs
Them any good Not sensible knowing wing, IS therc
here but that would rather him in Siberia man on me
stump Many of them after reading ms shy e,o's N
speech.maknr in the West beginning To- oeheVe, WIN,
Greeley and Weed mis- brains are IN MS epauc'es
and that he is suffering his speech ITO dim the gores OF ms
sword His rich brogre sweet oernan hi ano
where he saws 81" IL great and tear upon the const-
,uon TO have the affections constantly excited &C. &c,
are regarded by every sensible be he whg democrat or
hrip
bow six years OF age, who could not Originate oes,ct
,S so' "I be- called bockhead He appears TO be
pursuing tho English language seven TO determination
But IL is not General Scott alone that is playing the weak
part in this game-it is him that makes all the silly
speeches. does all the foolish acts His managers are IA
mentally blame The whole affair from beginning 10 nd,
has thus far bur "Comedy of Errors, with Cen scott
chief The play while dozen others equally us VAN
and weak minded play the second fiddle. Among these
las, is the pous, reverend Judge Johnston who recently
had he honor OF making the welcome speech 10 the zen
era The spc eci like the that followed II, was an gas
and stian Astounding in nothing but undeserVeo pus IN
secnIy praise and ulsunc fattery In IT. Scott Is slyd
the "hcro of two wus the great pacheat0r me states
man. The cyiIun and the Christian % Probably neither
uf them remembered that
Praise undescrved is satire sevore!
| General Scott might well have exclaimed
"Teacl me, dear creature how to think and speak
Lay open o my eauhy. gross concet
Smiotic,' "a in eeb'c-shalow- weak
| the folded i-anng OF your words, deceit"
The democrats are highly pleased with his TIP and their
editors are in The rich Irish brogue Is worm
10 Them ten thousand pates of soup "frc- in the rear
They well know that he is doing for them among SEN
sbs Ecn than all the argument in tho world could efi:ct
The manifest improperly Of his envnR his post to attend
TO duties that no more belonged TO him than 10 The army
chaplain causing much dissatisfaction and comment mere.
Buffalo correspondent Of the Louisville Times refers 10
the apulhy and ind ference shown towards Gen. Scott a mat
ppcc and narrates the following incident:
General Scott shuok hands with gnody number o. lu-
yenes in hall IF the American Hotel just before leaving
this morning And, among the rest, some 'quailhed nc
rroc pressed forward and received most cordial and CON
descending grippe OF tie Generals hand Now there no.
lhnu even 10 Kenuckian in shaking darby
na W. under certain circumstances But there was lccu'
ary about in which these nlggers rushh ol-
ward claimed the gracious recognition lhey recNeo
which would have tempted the best Scott wing IN kencRy
to knock them down, and in disgust from the deon2
scene. II was more than young Buhaionan ciud
witness without Indignation; and he vent TO his wrath
in emphatic terms, Within few feet OF The General sumo
of the committee attempted 10 restrain his demonstrators
but they only increased his ire, and he exclaimed a'd
enough 10 De heard by the whole crowd II am Wing, and
The son of Wing and for Gen. Scott; but III he id
if amt disgrace hin go about degrading hs pos
inn in ,bis mnnuer" Yours TAMMANY
p S-Tne tone Of brag9adocia and confidence which tue
Wing papss this section have lately assumed Is absolute
~ ridiculous in the eyes Of all honest intelligent men he
and the result will cover Them with confusion.
OHIO ELECTION.-The Columbus Statesman has OFF,
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