Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

lRvISo HOUSE, NEW uRk, Auo. 70 1852.
Thi, day week sent you hasty letter from Concore
N. H. In the short space intervening have rambed
several sovereign States and and learned great de
In the hope that your readers may derive little benef
from my brief experience should any of them think OF
king the same pleasant excursion propose give fe,
rough jongs OF the prominent points that passed like
panorama under view. shall do briefly and plainly
not having the tme you The space for extended
tce of tho physical beauties of the
Citations that they naturally call up cannot however re
fran from stating that gives sincere pleasure ming
with of the Eastern States and TO know
that the Democracy at least OF New England arc soun
and true TO their constitutional obligations and the Union
Upon this point cordially re-echo your excellent
upon the Boston letter of James Lyons Esq have hat
The pleasure OF meeting that gentleman hereand he speaks
most enthusiastically of The high personal traits of Frank
lin Pierce of his broad and conservative views the Iue
lion OF Sosthern Rights-the ISLANDERS of Foss, Foeg
Co. to the contrary Notwithstanding of his modesty
WORTH strong and anbounded popularity with all par
lies and classes in his native home The cold dinner
OF the surviving officers OF the 9th Regiment Concord is
described as moot touching scene-and we learn from eye
witness that when Cen Pierce replied briefly but eloquent
~ TO the complimentary resolutions Of the braves and
most accomplished spirits Of the army in the scene
were moved even tears of generous and devoted affection
The testimony of Mr. Lyons as true a Southern man rs
breashes-chivalrous elevated enlightened and patriotic
cannot but powerful influence upon the Wing party
OF the South whose efficient and honoed champion he has
oeen They will learn that the election of Gen. Scott will
De the real triumph OF Seward who put him The track
and forced his nomination. and wo in OF Scos cleo
ton, will caftily work the wires make way his
own future elevation In the language of Mr. Gentry tho
success of Scott will nbolionize" Whg party that
they will by the Of events be prepared for
Seward himself carry the usuges OF the party"
cannot doubt that garng view Of the future will i'm
press Itself in burning characters upon tho minds of large
portion of the Southern Wing who will follow the
example of many of the best spirits of their party,
and will repudiate tho Seward ticket. But this pa
ro,c detection from party for the sake of the country
is not, | can assure you confined TO the South In
many portions Of the North have with scores of Wings
who "oathe the embraces of Sewardism and will either
vote at ALL will for Pierce They very naturally
the conclusion that The success Of Scott will give
power and impetus the antislavery inguers and
reopen the agitation fatal the business transactions
and harmony good feeling of the two sections Of The
Unonand that the election Of Pierce with his command
ing and conservative position will give death blow
tislavery agitation and will add strength and hrmness TO
constitutional Union. This is the view specially taken by
the large number of Webstes friends who speak in
determined tone and who will stand by the Massachusetts
giant preerring the election of Pierce the of
Scolt mat wooster Will De run ana VIII De iaTgey
supported, both North and South there be gene
raj conviction. have reasonable who does
concedc Pierces election Indeed heard declared by
a prominent Whig whom knew in Mississippi and who
resides in New York and will for Pierce that he
did not believe Gen. Scott would get the vote OF sin
gle Sate-for Vermont would for him but
would for Hale Another very devoted Scott whiO who
has Just returned from tour through Western New ork
and the Western States his modification at the dis
asous defeat which Gen. Scott is 10 receive But let not
these cheering indications prevent the Democracy every
where from doing their whole duty We ctn only be DC.
by the apathy Of condence-and earnestly
appeal the unered democracy Of the Old Dominion by
their ZEAL organization thorough canvassng and pro.
clam O! the TRUTH 10 set worthy example 10 their
brethren elsewhere.
But 10 return from political digreson into which have
been uninenonaly betrayed and give you idea OF
the trip through the White Mountains On Monday morn.
ing took the cars on the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Rail Road and passing sheets OF water and noun
tain views reached the Weirs Lake Wnnpiseogee 80
miles from Concord At Lake Village, saw the dam oy
which the manufacturing companies at Lowell are able I"
secure dry selson additional supply OF water IN The
Merrimac. which is formed by the union OF Winnrsseogec
river the outlet Of the Lake and the Pemge~asset river
These farseeiug energy, Characteristic
of the Yankees and The Of their wonderful SUCCESS
have purchased up all the The Lake and its
outlets and by simple process above alluded to- can re-
penish their own power the manufactures by re-
ducpg the level The whole extensive Lake some hVc ec
Al the Weirs we embarked beautiful little steamer
LADY of the Lake." commanded by Capt. '" WALKER, as
polite and agreeable fellow as can be found We steamed
ten miles TO Centre Harbor among the islands and over the
CLASSY surface Of the "Smiic Of the Great Sprl "ea
vens beautiful wafer" the interpretations OF the lnoan
word pronounced by The aborignes Winnie pc '0cke.-
als,In 1.ug,
trout al the "Scncr House., set out for the summit OF
Red Hill was fortunate enough to make the plcasun
acquaintance of a Judge of the Maryland Court oi Ap
meals from Bamoe-and also 10 meet with friend IRON
Boston, who with his charming daughter and TWO Interesting
companions the excursion Our party Oh
six in open wagon proceeded four miles 10 he oo o e
mountain and mounted on stannch and sureiooleu poes
whsh fastened in the of the wagon sci OUT 10
climb precp,ous sleeps Of the mountain 10 lib summit
two miles distant The aduous and at somo points
ek, but the labor richly repaid by the splendid pano-
ramc view burst upon tho sight After the views iIom
some Of the Swi.s mountains this view from the Red Hill
the finest and most picturesque have ever secn In he
distance j. seen bold range of mountains The tower
inp head of Mount Washington, the giant of the White
Mountains. and spread your feet the beautiful waters
of Lake Winnpisseoeee with its 800 green lslanos soe ."
them highly cuvated) and other smaller lakes embracing
Souam Lake another lovely sheet Of water But cannon
dwell upon this lovely and sublime prospect having mau
the descenn respects thrilling than the aecen'
We dashed over the road and reached Centre HAT
bor lust In time TO embark the same steamer ana san
over the whole of the Lake (2O mes) 10 "ohoo
rough II, extreme South East corner The effect of bril-
liant sunset upon mountains and the water was very
hne There excellent house, the Pavilion at "oioo
rough und Its Lake perch were mos delicate and delicious
large party were assembled but in New Hampshire did not
hear VIOLIN and the gay feature OF the danos was nowhere
10 b. found On Tuesday morning we rsuosd our steps
over beautiful water Centre Hnbo and there
took coach for Conway 30 miles distant very into
resting rosd full of fine views Passing The night at the
uConway House." large and handsome hotel we started
next morning in an open wagon for tho White Mountain
Hole, ~ miles distant, cannot begin TO tell you OF The
grand and striking objects that presented themselves al eve
~ step. AT North Conway, Ave miles from Conway, we
saw bevy Of Boston Ladies' about 20 In number and soms
Of them very pretty who keeping horse and spending
the summer hee-under protection Of gentleman the
husband of one c them They belong to the school OF the
Communiss AssocaIonisis In their amoles over ihe
they don the Bloomer costume Indeed we sa"
few Boomers in the party, we dashed oy we oheo