Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

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DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Democrats of this city are requested 10 NEE. =. ".
Unversalst Church. on Mayo street, FRIDAY ~ hNi'''
next inst at o'clock full attendance OF lne PuS
is requested BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
RI DEMOCRATS OF MANCHEsTER-The Demo
c,as of Manchester and vicinity requested 10 meet al
the house of Peter K Morgan Esq, on Saturday evening
next al O'clock for the purpose OF organizing Deo
cratic Association. full turn out is expected
The friends of Mr. Webster have manifested In various
por,ons of the Union, positive and decided oele'
nation no, support Mr.. Sewards nominee tor Tue rfes
dency The chief organ of the protesants-the boston
ourieris all reserved in expressing lis reasons o
withholding its support from nomination, which com
pletey dena onalizes and demorazes the Wing party IL
thus expresses and shame for the conoaoh anu
circumstances that proud and powerful national or
ganization
awe saw in sorrow and in shame but 1t Is true and there
fore soy that the why party now engaged IN euoI
obtain the control OF the government unoei Sa :;
stances which will OF necessity exclude from !. one VIZ
greatest and most influential wing 10 nls lan anu
most statesman in the world for no man can suppose 'at
This nomination OF is be carried 10 an election oy
those who projected H. that Daniel Webster VIII or can re-
main connected with The government IN any caPaciy-
This striking fact therefore, that by this movement assu
ming that the whig party is majority In the counHyIa
wing administration is 10 be formed 10 Wn'ca ne d
cannot possibly the services OF Daniel WEBSTER anu
that TOO at a period when both his influence upon MANKIND
and his intellectual powers are wholly unaoateo' oug. ~
open the of the people TO The course whicn inc WHY
party pursued towards this greatest pubic servant nov
living"
The Webster and Scott Conventions recently held IN
Georgia. entirely failed reconcile their differences or he
creeds and have each entered the field resolved 10 adhere 70
their respective organizations and their votes for
their respective candidates The Webster party Is represent
ed 10 be gaining ground upon The Scott and one OF the
most Influential Wing papers in the Sate-the savannah
Repubcan-has just declared for Webster
In Boston, immense ami enthusiastic Webster meetings
almost nightly held to advance the cause OF inc great
Expouudc and the most thorough organization seems to
have effected Al meeting Saturday night last In
one OF the wards among other spirited proceedings, fr
yna gentleman nude Speech from which It would seem
that he Massachusetts, was not without peculiar
friends in own State:
II having been communicated TO the chair that Mr. Whit
comb Of Virginia. present, that gentleman was loudly
called He responded in the Old Dominion STYLE aud gave
short but energetic and effective speech He stated that
the name of Daniel Webster, in Virginia. wachword,
banner under which hosts would rally They reverenced
TO the Soun and especially 10 Virginia, were descaned
upon with patriotic feeling and gratitude. His voice in the
Senate had electrified the naton while his wisdom in the
councils Of the had saved once and again from
threatened destruction The speaker gave encouraging
OF the Webster sentiment and feeling in his State
and paid glowing euogy upon Mr. Websters transcenden
genius. He will said Mr. "hitcomb yet be President
of these United States prophecy that was received WIN
tremendous cheers. In closing, he urged unceasng action
in the present movement assuring the Bostonians that he
example would be initiated at the South.
1t announced The meeting that upwards OF four
thousand signatures for the Faneuil Hall Electoral Ticket
had already been returned and that undoubtedly
5000 more which had not been received. He thought NJ
duu0; 1000 would be had by Monday night
The night BEFORE immense democratic meeting held
Fapeui Hail. Among the distinguished strangers invited
upon the PLATFORM Mr. Lyons Of this city late elecor at
large ui the Wing party, for Virginia Mr.. Lyons does not
have addressed the assembly, but in letter tine
Boston Post the day AFTER correcting ausion
his presence he expressed himself will be below,
The Ihig will alcisiug the passage giving Mr.
Lyonss opinion of the people whom ha,erugy demo-
inmates "horough paced Yankees" with string Of less
gentle cpithets, which omit in this place. for compass
sions sakel:
REVERE HOUSE, (BosroS,) August 81, 1882
Messrs Edors- perceive that il enumerallng, in your
paper this morning the OF the strangers who
upon the platform last night Faneu Hall ar described
as Judge Lyons OF Virginia deem it proper, 10
say therefore, lest should be thought that am connvine
al innocent mistake which gives title that have
right To- that am not Judge but simply member OF the
bar was honnred with the platform,
spectator by the kindness of the president and committee
granite club; and take leave say that very
nsHy sad ssea'o Sha only Tgre a srtIy mt man IN
Famed Hal last eh and at he great meeting al HILLSIDE
rough for they rou then feel sure, do, that
Inc democratic party If Nen England sound upon The
compromise question: rights Of TIC South
he South E and that the Union safe in its keeping.
Ny TREND, Mr. Reid who with me, desires TO dis
claim also for him the title nscrbed 10 him, as he Is like my
sell, member of Tie bar.
Your obcdient servant, JAMES LYONS
This is the cruel thrust Of ALL al the patrons OF Foss
and his celebrated eight. That MIR Lyons, The Southern
gentleman the chcvaer Bayad Of Wings, should certify the
New England Democracy be the Constitution
and Compromise as the South itself, is bad Ell tn
Brutsl We shall now hear the men who cry up Rev. Mr.
Foss cry down of The most independent high-loned
honorable Virginia We shall see press-which pa
radc abolition testimony in 2aring types and every note OF
acemnon and Ioy conclusive convincing, refragabc
refusing credence TO and scouting the testimony OF such
Southern gentleman and universally respected cii
JAMES LYONS.
On the Other hand these portentous demonstrations OF
dsaection for Scott and Seward beginning produce
their natural effect upon the supporters of the regular nomi
They begin speak of Mr. Webster, not in the most
amiabe mood. Mr.. q. Collins Lee, the District Alter
ney for Maryland, spoke of MIR. Webster in Winchester,
Virginia. few days ago in showing Mr. Webster
10 be any thing else than Son Of Temperance This is said
10 have been his language:
"he cards fellow citizens are all stocked and we care
nothing about Webster He reminds of my old horse
when troubled with The bots. Drcnch him twice,
and again ready for The harness So il is Nth Webster
Gre rim or to Of hiskey and ne DA spring to the
traces u> he did in lSiS."
The all that Mr. Lee said on the occasion
report of his remarks be correct. Of il we shall
&c, the Rev. Mr.. Foss and his eight abolition consc
enccsponsors make affidavit TO its TRUTH for eonsid
ra.ion) Mr.. Lee said and said with striking truth
q" know that there is spirit Of dsafecon abroad in our
ranks, and am free 10 confess that Webster, Toombs,
Gentry, &c., added this disaec,ior. But we must
not be dsayed The signs ut the North Frightening
Sseard and his party ,eorking hard for Scott Greeley
and 1hurlor Weed nnoring Hearen and earth in New
YORK; and VIII that State for Scott by tremendous
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