Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
Tn me Editors of the Enquirer.

0''' AMELIA AUGUST l4th lS32.
GEsrLEMgs: Whilst soIournng in your city t'f lew
day. the present week was induced as mere spsc,
So, cali in your PAPER attend aceting OF t'; De-
uorratic A. 1cutiDn. Wncn started from inc Aef!sa
To the Unvcrsalst Church, the piace"i honih@ nc
i was virh no expectation Of meeting with any other ie"
h,n n on such occasnnshc transaction OF The usua!
hu-iorss ani the winding with good speech ilon Soo
democrat am happy, however, I" record the iaci iat
was wonderfully and aerecaby disappointed We all Know
what powerful effect the intelligence oi news
good or has upon the human n'rScs--a s9rk sl'i "
hot rrcn,cd by bath poured upon sleeping MAJ
Such shock experienced al your Association REFERRED 10
(benp somewhat agecablc) The President Dr. Pate
son had informed the Association 0 all me business rc
srr m h. transacted and Mr. Watkins had finished very
appropriate cxtempnraneous speech IN which he ahuen very
syrcaiv the sleeping propensIi'cs 81 MI h't's, anu
the A. sociaon then about 10 adjourn upon ho1o'
,yh,n Mr. Howard arose. and called upon his friend Mr.
Cooke from Manchester, for speech when l- can was
made and during the remarks OF M toward, '.in"t"
was busy in c0neclurng who this MI Cnche cOuii DC
what he was? Expectation tipoe When III ast VT.
nckc mounted stand who should be- but our lFlcnd
VIM Archer the sake and relation oil "l D arciler
Of Amelia Now friend Billy, from his association with
Sm s. Archer from his association IN Manchester WIN
certain vi his Wing elites and from INC iaet it NC mau
nu the Nhig battles calamity in former contests was
The very last man expected 10 Join The standard OF Demo
cracy But he did notwithstanding any right CALAMITY do
he do it, II halfway business He sod r hoped To
80 , NhiG nrinriol.s US advocated by Gen. Scott, buried
Icep aud tob erected the grave by TIE election
nj pi.rce aad King. He slid the nomination oil ocnH was
4 triumph of Northern Abolition wings over oouthcrn
Wbics: the dictavn Of Sewards faction 10 the Union a
triumph III section the lovers OF lie Constitution ana
good order Looking at the party nen IN ms asc' s "
Southern man. Compelled 10 leave them win 1he
idols.
lie then showed that Pierce thoroughly national in
his entire political He had been nominated and
selected by no Clique faction but nominated by the
whuie party North aHd South That ne had always given
the South her rights under The Constitution ana inarf
this view The subject c compelled to vote Tor rank
lin Pierce and VIM II King Were you ever in a fneiho-
dist oveeas Messrs Editors II you ever were, then you
can imagine The Qualification there was on that occas!on-
Bat what an doing uu telling you that which you al
ready know and which perhaps Sou viii have told To nan
the wotj by the time this appears when LOOK my seat
(sal down write, Gen. Scott would SAy) my intention
was 10 rive you good and glad ings from Old Anne
Ia Do you know Fernando Furrer vugary called Buck
Farrrr y Ii Won do not will tell you who he Is lie The
son of Dr. r. Farrcr county He has in his VEINS
the bluol OF the Arcers What Will Senator Billy say wien
he Informed that he will support Scott hc man
of HI. makng WEI: he Thar the no;e scioS oil arsioc-
racy are fast de generaling INFO llcpclAns!
may be he us possible that hls Is al 'at re-
mains III me ~ Well it can't be helped WHAT IL, L. II
IS l.c that VIM Archer Cockc wilt cote Tor Pierce AMI
King AMI F-fnlndo can't swallow Scr' and his black ur.
tie soup. forgot to mention arthef ' fetnailo vas a
pointed Wn;g eecor Tor the count OF Amelia by inc
NhiJ Convention which met last Spring In Richmond tie
was ghcning his ientcrE and punhg Ills wings Tor
MIGHTY tl,uht gh in heavens OF Wnggcry bur when
Srr, ,, champion OF skulls blood, with his
nrkcy and his mighty array o letters IRON IL 10
The present time was Nominated FeFnano" von'ted-'hI
-uioic amounted cmcic. lie could not spear, anu
advocate man would cut oil ms right hand sooner than
lend 10 support Of slavery-a nhn VINO not only
would not extend slavery but would not suP?hrt and up
M itns i! exists in The present AEc ,'aesi "h socs
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wort Fernando remembered
the resolutions OF the Convention "hch appointed MN
c-cior than do the ary IN general when r,npS
that Convention. He remembers well, That the virginia
Wings in Convention said "we prefer Willard Fillmore io
President nl other persnn and another and in res
iup. hich 'hat the Ways Of Virginia wl.i@i} IL:
ne 1e nominee of the Convention has stood III and
Edoe stand by The compromise, and ont rreIri- il
and stands by il VITA unaitcrable determination final
settlement aui adjustment OF the involved in
il. Well might Fernando leave, ~hGa he had
oinl.un as the above - support aud General Scott
with resolutions from ii,e National Congention which
hall delinltc ana which, nrs:,lc 5 they
are, spt upon, - SCOTS northern friends
Fern lniu could not a;and hc whi party Virginia
ing hing, and the wing party of Inc United States
ing another thing. Fernando could stni it, when Viz
GINA said she wanted who had been firm wa5 and
found in the support OF compromise and the
Baltimore Cunveniinn taking General Skulls ami available
y Fernando could not stand II when the Virginia Cpnycn-
ton said The distribution OF the public lands Zig cla
within the constitutional power Of Congress-, aud General
Scott saying 10 the contrary So Fernando left
and his tiltf the Dr. ana us' leaving
should like 10 know what Capt. Archer thinks those
things.