Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-12

cneed an action aeans. Judge Parsons founded upon
ranoIt of his rul made by the judge and SAID TO have
heen circulated by him, In which AloeT wa" severely
handled.-( Baltimore San.
The Democracy Of Neg YorL-7nsir Position Soil
ers1ppemeais Of the Fan Burens and ths bfasrs-Gen.
Buiicr-Gor Marcy Gen. Cass-tLmeS bHcadnHn- me
lIaics-(en. Scof!.Nr. FHm0re-Gor. Se~ard and
New YoRr. MARCH q 1852.
TO the Editors Of hts Enquirer.
GExrLEMES- Having some leisure I'M: oii iau, a'u
thinking that peep behind the political curtain OF 'hs portion
OF the Caun might be acceptable 10 some Oh your readers
take the liberty of requesting place in Inc Columns OF your
Drnrraic party this State will Observe that they are
So cut up and divided that il is lnmssie 10 a'e al any
posi!ss estimate as ~ vino they vi" support Us cr ho-
nee for the next Presidency.
eas far as appearances but those VINO profess 10
know intimate that they have, for some months past,
been in communication with their friends in othe. parts OF
the Union 1t is reported that the phn Burens III lhs STATE,
with The Blas in Missouri, with Gddng6 Wmiot Hale,
and Others in various PARTS OF the country have endeavored
To form cugue for the purpose OF cnins Convention al
p:ttsbuis ani bring forward Gen. VIM o. Buiie as their
candidate Presidency; but have lately got
abroad Tint this gentleman written letter to Judge Blair
Of ST. Louis emphaticahy declining this proltred honor-
Whether this really is the Case will be better known when
the letter itself appears which is looked fr shortly but from
The vel! knuw and heh-toned character OF General Butler
MAJ well be supposed that such would be- the course he
would pursue.
the schemes and ingues OF hosa wiley politicians; and
would b. neccssated seek fIrhcr tor one on whom
they can rely Tor .er leaaCT, ana Is Iuseu liza" VI" oe
long before they agh upon another In the Democratic par
~ will be base again tctray those principles by
which country has prospered during the administrations
OF Jefferson. Monroe Jackson and PulK Among other po
ca OIL dts Of the day. il is stated that slnce me barouf
have got FLEA in the ear from Cen Butler ey nave
commenced oglting and coqueling WIN GOV Marcy III
hopes of bciHs carried into The political land Oh PROMISE oy
hanging 10 his skirts; but fo tile We'll known srewuness
and sound Democracy Of that gentleman, II Is certain mat
their hopes of making him their carspaw to do ter dirty
work will meet with meriled rcbukG. The Idea Is too ab
suppose for instant that lie would prove traitor
10 that party of whom he said 81 have received many Ia
yors and much 10 the Democratic party An alliance
with them would prove his political death. The friends, the
;Ol Guard OF Gen Cass sangu!ne oi success they
determined support him to the ias-lt Is thought
with ororn hope, not moro than hali OF the delegates
his hopes Of will be very much reduced Mr. huch-
anan though personally stranger In ms city mas many
warm aud ardent friends who knowing his great Abilities
and experience statesman, anu acmlltlne INC JUST
claims OF the Of the Union are In hopes oil seeing
him at the helm the National Ship where cool head ana
firm hand will be required, the Impending storm
now gathering upon the European continent .
The Wings ure in n quandary between Zen Scout Mr.
| Fillmore and Mr. Webster There is no doubt That the
Wings Of this State friendly Gen. Scott under the head
OF Gov Seward in the ascendancy by large majority
while those friendly Mr. Fillmore, consisting OF the Gus
tom House satellites reveng around, and l!Iunined oy
their great Solar orb Hugh Maxwell DO not extend beyond
the object Of their political devotion, and The emOlumcnts o
Office One portion OF their party who profess friendship
for Mr. Webster mostly those who are subaerns ana
uaen,s Of the manufacturers Of New England nho look up
him the great expounde OF the Constitution, %hle
oihers insist that he knows nothing about IL and quote AT
evidence his opinion o the Constitution In reference 10 the
fugitive slave law.
Business is at the present. very much depressed, as Is
usual at s of the year; but still more now, owing
TO the extreme cold aud long winter, through which We
have passed; but the spring advances and ntcrcousG
with the West is resumed brighter prospects, and busy
season anticipated. -