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KICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II. 1852.
rHE GAME EXPOSED

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II has been for long time manifest 10 US 'hal W
MIA Wing leaders headed by Mr. Bolts ana tue 50 ,o,l
Whig while protesting devotion 10 MI % hecause Of
10 had NJ heart The nomination of Cen ,,o, -
bis rayailabili,y" In securing the in'iue"oe
the Seward party whose cano'o"'0 :" ono
49,, ,,vc NO doubt this point IN 'he minus - "''
m Monday the Wing in a long article, co"'"e
.e4,uve spirit of the Northern WINGS au"i'' 49, -.
- Of Mr. Fillmore "having, by his posnoh oeen
into direc, collision with par'izans hea'eo oy
oJ controversy his availability, without any laui' OF
h;own bas we fear been seriously impaired. Inc wing
then directs the attention Of the country 10 announcer wing
whose availability" is not so much conuoSer'eo-"eu'
Scott, whom the Wing knows" to be sound
Fba Who follows up the movement Tuesday morning
18th long and characteristic leeriom MI ;. W. oo'
dressed 10 member OF Legislature, when II enoose
This letter of Mr. Bolts have no room Tor To-Day ou
shall publish it hereafter, with comments Mr.. oo COY
that General Scott freely admits, In PTtra'e eo't0'
Mr. and all who converse him. that he is in favor OF
ha C.rom;se measures and their nality yet he the Gen
eal is mot little embarrassed as TO the policy OF making
hs declarations public under his hand He is different
~ advised by friends North and South whose counses arc
entitled 10 consideraon WRITE and not 10 write sdg
majority including many from the South urging MN 20 r.
IN ain silent II he writes he obliges small ana perhaps
ofends larger number of those whose counses nc ous
listen TO- while he passive he gives no particular
cause of offence TO either" Under these circumstances
saws Mr. Bouts General Scott "has come 10 the conclusion
land incline think eisey0 that the true course Tor Mn
10 pursue 10 publish nothing unless he shall be the nom
nee Mr. Bolts goes further and, IN the teeth OF the hi
eo loud and bosterous ,estces of the Wing press al the
South thinks the Compromise has no business IN e'e' '
JIhig or Democratic National Convention" :,
We shall see whether the Of the Southern wings WIZ
eat ND their brave words and support candidate mus as
cedtobly brought before hsm afraid TO speak Out the
truth for fear of Defending the Seward majority at The
Nor,h-and whether they will play into the hands OF Sc
ward Greeley and company in endorsing the policy OF
lodging the Compromise in their National Convention on
which Southern Wings have hi,erto laid such stress.
independent" the Seward Johnston correspondent OF
The Philadelphia North American takes exactly the same
view and presents the same fact in Mr. Bolts let
ter He writes that '' may now be asserted with entire
confidence tina, General Scott under condition OF cir
cumsances will change ground which he has occupied
since his name has brought forward conspcuousy in
connection with the Presidency and will write no letter
concerning public questions, unless the wing Convention
should offer him nomination. This Is understood TO be
The naty of his position declared by his most intimate
and accredited friends and upon the authority Of undoubted
assurances"
Hcreupon the Philadelphia Sum- the Wing organ of the
% 900 Native Americans of Pennsylvania declares that the
above position of Gen. Sco,s the naly of his hopes for
araabe and then patch upa of principles for cam.
paign use I, won, do General No masked batteries will
sui, the American people. Come the Compromise
boldly or remain where you in the army No further
promotion without rigid Inspection and a certificate OF
soundness all Constitutional points!
That this patching of Compromise declaration in the
Indefinite and uncertain future with view to satisfy North
abotoniss and Southern shareholders for the present.
will prove q monsrous ahorton-ike most of MIR. Bolts
political coups deta-we have abundant evidence before
the strongest pro,estations of Northern well as
Southern Wing papers The people will be content with
declaration of Gen. Scotts views by PROXY.
The Syracuse IN " Star (Whig) says
NV. H. SEWARD is concentrating the South more and
by his for the promotion OF Gen. ScoTTs nomna
ton and eection-and the prospect that by The time the
Convention round he will have that quarter united
man, against his candidate Well may Gen. ScoTT say
"Save me from my friends -and well may the opposition
rejoice and clap their hands The Samese connection OF
SSes We look upon it settled, that unless Cen
Scorr purge himself by taking we'll nedcaed
Union preparave the hands OF other administrator
than w. H. SEWARD Of the sectional slough which
Expresses him, he will fall BY the 10th June ensuing, GER
victim 10 the wreched treatment 10 which ne now SUD-
uniting himself
The NJ Y Express, whig declares its deliberate sober
conric,ion that Gen. Scott be bndas the schmers
in Washington intend to hare him run Vermont will be
the only electoral he will have for the Presidency"
How leading Southern Wings have spoken the
subject readers already The Petersburg In
teigencer its masthead pledge nominee who
does fully out prior to The National Wing Con-
venton The Richmond Republican, few days since said
before Gen. Scott be acknowledged by the whole
Wing Church sound in the faith, he must out in the
presence of The ,roe congregation and make profession of
his creed'else he will ther and de under the blasting
influence of Seward who "kills every thing tha. he
touches"
The Dsnville Register. whg, solemny that Gen.
Scot, must "bsfore the meeting of the Wing Convention
publish letter in support Of The Compromise" and in
other way he "expect maintenance from the South"
But Mr. Kit Williams the veteran wing from Tennessee
has 10 his speech scathngy rcuted the bald sophs
try of Mr.. Bolts and the Richmond Wing. Let the South
once more listen Mr. Williams who speaks the language
Of wisdom and truth
NV northern friends [and here we include Mr.. Bosl say
me- elect Gen. Scott il he makes publication
although know him have been in favor of the compro
mise measures If they for him. knowing him. as
then SAP in favor Of these measures how is il that
publication of his approval of those measures his
signature will blight and ruin his prospecs7 Is there
cheat in conten ptaon? DO you intend fraud? Phai
section is 10 be cheated the North the South? How is
hist Frankness, cando courage moral courage, well
phy steal courageare the attributes of noble hero!
How can he silent under erSng circumstances?
How can he repress his patriotic Impulses How he
permit his glorious fame, and the influence which il gives
him 10 be pros u,ed the vile Of secunnlists and
aho,ioniss-and rieded by them against the friends of the
Union and of the compromise measures Let him his
thoughts to the ustrious statesman oil Kentucky ILL., Cay
Lot him. like that choose ITO do right rather than
be President" If he is Tor the compromise, tina, all
wan, 10 know Let him declare IT, If intended Ia fix
movable platform, suit northern latitude and south
one ought 10 be known. controverting the
fac, that General Scott in prra:e conversation rhemeny
declares himself for the compromise. But there must be
mystery he is not 1cng to put in criting hat he
7ciH state in conversation.
TO be expected that such Southern Wings rs these
be brought b. the mandate Of MIR. Bolts to eat up
their words and be from their duty by second
hand decaratons2" We vet believe it, much US We
tstrust whiggery
What faith the South have in future pledges when
the Pune faith OF the late Wing Congressional caucus is
thus exposed by reliable Wing correspondent who has al
ready made some noise?
Correspondence of the N. i. Express.
PRESIDENTIAL MANGUvkING, &C.
WASHINGTON May 9th.
said that Mr. Mansum has given his
come out win manifesto in reply 10 the wings of the
South who seeded from caucus and hat The snnhen
wings who staid in will out II NAV he because
they agree upon principles or it NAV be from soma
other bn about the fact there is little or no DISPUTE
learn through of the secretaries the ,ha
The official record made up the call of Mr. Mnnuun,
with the Gentry and Marshall declaration nnics