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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
Fen THE ESQuIREI
Franklin Pitrcs and UirfslI Seat,


Is credible mat an intelligent spacious people can
hesitate in their choice between Individuals whose pre-
tensions their confidence should not be emorhceu ID '
same Caleguryl Ia Gen franklin Pierce, the American
people recognize the accomplished scholar anu pFacca
the bc defender Of the Constitution and eaiah
p1;rio volunteer who sacrificed the cndafmens OF his DO
nestle circle and lucrative profession, t. vlndlcgte us
country rights foreign cline, and AT The close OF sue:
Campaign the pursuit OF his accustomed
duties impcv0s the shafts Of caIunny and delrac"n
Il. was selected as The nominee Of the Democratic Naona
Cunvention and in consideration OF his une%cepionao.
principles and seadfas devotion 10 Jtersonan doctrines
foundation OF natona! prosperity and grandeur az
personal predictions waived In hcera ana cohcii'
tory split, worthy oil the Democracy, proving IN" '"o
thirds rule highly important feature al organzatioH anu
he mos reliable availability, and the perpetuiiy OF
he. only true faith, What lie facts IN relation 10 Gen
Scott? For more IS Of 60 years his present ase
az soldier o the regular army, he has been hancsscu 10
the chariot STARS should opne that his patriotism l'i
ounied by long and reiterated collision win despoc
sway in the ratio that his ambition had been shhpched.
BE III as may Gen. Scott without claim 10 ciS quail
c.tnns from experience in legislation or Diplomacy wa
introduced Is fit candidate for the Presidency, because he
has acquitted himself hireiny soldier, wherein he has
amply hunnrcd and remuncatcd But TINS don't nP-
pease the hunger Of ambition He Graves the honots and
reward, Of in which he has not served an ap-
cesGip-moreove being brought before the wing Ma
trona Convention under the auspices OF Seward clue,
the most anaca band disoTganzers that disgrace the
annals Of country halt of his supporters on te Hst
ballot voted against the Wing platform The support OF
such characters Seward Johnston and Greeley II SUN.
cicnt warning and guarantee for the eXcomnuncaon oi
any man becomes the willing instrument vi lelr IA
bpcal influence. care not VIA! exploits ne may nave
achieved! - operate his aggrandzcncn' neither hold hi
competent trustworthy Full vel! the arch lnraHc Of
the her law knew the inability oil his rosge 10 admins
ter Tie complex Of the government winch "ouu
rlace him Ike Gen Taylor puppet at ms mercy. y"
Southern man advocate the election OF Scott whose
patriotism subservicnt u party prejudice 10 oe
hoped there will be sucency OF Fuss and Feathers,
combined with coonskn logic 10 bambooZle The country
into Scwardite Taylor and Scott administration
Ul' SPlRO SPERO.
p S-Thc following illustration OF involuntary nh, i
furnished by WING journa Gen SCOTS strength Is Dali
" developing itself among tho (maSseS OF the peo
tem Is 10 DC apprchended That the honest composltor
may lose his nroriytes ve.aciy, unless he change his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

BIZ ALICE CAREY.
"Dont you remember how oft you have said,
Darling Coraln MAY,
when the haw thorns blossoming shall be wed
And then to the prairie away!
And now all over the hills they peep
Milkwhite out of the spray,
And sadly you to the past and weep,
Darling Coraln May.
"Wnen the cricket chirped in the hickory blaze,
You cheeyy sung, you Know
% for the SUMMER summer days,
And the time when We shall gon
The corn blades now are unfolding bright
While busly calls the crow;
And covers are opening red and white,
And the time has come 10 60.
"To 60 TO the cabin our love has planned,
On the prairie, green and guy,
In the biushipg light Of the sunset land,
Darling Corsliu May.
How happy our lives will be- you said
Don't you remember the day r
When our hands shall be, as our hearts are, wed!
Darling Coralin May.
allow sweet you said, when my work Is DER,
And your axe yet ringing clear,
To sit and watch at the lowly door
OF our home In the prairie, dear
The rose is ripe by The window now,
And the cool spring flowing near;
But shadows fall on the heart and brow
From the home ne are leaving here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

HENRIcD rDIrN1,Ny (lI,nr

After the swearing IN by the Clerk Of TIE newly
srrates-cUnssting Of Mrsers. John K Garne,t ~
Cox John f. Met,ert, Robert ). Gllzsb.ook RoLl. :
[ync Daniel F. Gardner, Spotswooi G. Waldrop Ca, :
Hanes Richard Hill, IT.. Robert a. Mayo Gus,ayus JsI
Albert G. S;ub5s Thomas 5. Dcken Thomas f. NJ
and John Netiltsund The transaction Of some unimpor
business Mr.. Garland Haines occupying the chair il =
determined 10 proceed 10 The election of Presiding Ju.
Mr. Robert L. Mayo desired - say the Court rfo. y
10 a .w moments ago, he had determined 10 acai,
owing 10 the fact that The aSOcs upon him had been 80
within the past thee weeks, as 10 almost eat!eiy ,rs
| him from alenil". his private business aac y
should not have changed determination, wlaa a,
always 10 obey the wishes of his stltgGnts .s, ..
the fact ;ha his friends insisted his qualifying; an; =
The further fact, that his declining 10 qualify "uu nr
rv require election fill the vacancy, ar. l-..
ncuc Il heavy expense upon The county lie aoY .
ling 10 perform equal share Of the burthens ina: :.
!evolve upon thu Magstracy OF the county, AMI 49,,
ruaiisd woui endravor Ia perform his portion OF H.
nrs with fidelity. But as his name had been men,on. -
some Of his friends for the post Of presiding justice a.
,,d l.are 10 sag his friends that h. did Wish :,
Considered a caniltatc-thG he saould with great rt
ness yure tor Dr.. Garnc and !hai he hoped The Dr.
could he unanimously elected. He thought il WI, ~.
his friends 10 say This much, in oEcer 10 relieve q H.
from all embarrassment.
The p.c.din. o,iirer then directed the calling Of lie
when DR. John L. Garrett was declared 10 Or uy H.
.y.,v member OF the bench voting tor him. he alone a.,
MS vote for Mr. Dic6en
The Doctor then thanked ms brother Justices i5rr. nan
hev had conferred him. but we were nat 10 Position
nnie.s nd lis remarks, a;d cannot therefore aff.,
notice them.
On Dr. Garnctl's taking the Chair, lr. John B Y5ur
bn Commonwealth Attorney. calei the attention j,
,,n 10 the al lice CDnlltG rion feguirla. lie jan
~ hc Peace 10 classify themselves ana then prr>rn-o
rty o plans :ur 50 DOING, prepared ay himself LN H.
EsG and other gentlemen. ;hc cou't, after hearing
r,,r ,unonlrd committee ot Classification w
d,nu nnv other business adourncd 10 meet to-day
o'clock-I Richmond Republican,
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from the Font Snua Herald, which wc PUBLISH
By Government ENfr
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.

Pursuant 10 notice. meeting was held al Henco Conn-
y Court Monday, ID day OF August Dr.. John K. Gar
let, appointed Chairman, and j. w Lswellen Secreta-
~.
e. Carter Lee then offered the following preamble and
solutions. which we're adopted unanimously:
Whereas il is proposed hold convention Of Inc friends
Internal Improvement, Union in the county of Mon
oc the ISM day Of August and, whereas, the people
and interests Of Henco county intimately and indisso.
Libby identified with udicious weldirecled extensive
system Internal Improvement throughout the State Be
il therefore resolved
That will unite with fellow citizens of the West,
North and Southwest OF Virginia n The Jealous and cudi
81 support Of those OF improvement, calculated 10
evtlope the agricultural mineral and manufacturing re-
Of the State; and will every legitimate means
through influence and representation In the Legislature
sustain and extend Iudlcious system of Internal I'm
rroveRcnt calculated 10 benefit the State and tho people,
> That We Dean il a propous circumstance to have It
power 10 consult with western friends Con-
vsnion 10 the best means of promoting in
:e7ssts and we therefore appoint delegates 10 repre-
sent Us in the Union Convention
That -- be hereby appointed delegates to the Union
Convention.
On notion the blank in the second resolution filled
win the number "twenty"
on motion the following gentlemen appointed dele
gates 20 the Union convention:
c. Q. Tompsins John N Bolts, Fenda Griffin Walter
Gwynn, James c. Spots, Albert Aiken, John 3. Young
Robert A. Mayo, c. c. Lee J. NJ Gilmer D. E. Gardner
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NEW DEFINITIONS.

STArEsMANSHIr-Ra!sedcd educated and living all his life
in the regular army WITHOUT ever having filled the first cV
office.
GEsEs"slrY.-Re to give cent TO build monu-
Rent 10 Gen. jackson.
WARRnRsHP. -"Dodgfng The ball OF your opponent, and
refusing fight General Jackson but wonderfully eager 10
challenge who had sworn never 10 fight duel
NATio> ALiTy-Beng the nominee of the Abolition fac
zion with Seward, Greeley & Co., nj their head.
EQUAL Acknowledging the foreigner the right ID vote
until he has been 81 years in ths country or else excluding
them altogether from "the home of the oppressed.
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TALL, CHIMSEIS.

We perceive BY our exchanges that line OF steamboats,
is now in course Of construction TO run the Thames,
which are 10 be built Without any chmnys The smoke and
the proGucts of combustion are be discharged into the
warehouses 80 that the draft will be increased by the
ton OF the paddles and the unconsumed particles OF the
fuel mingled with the The object OF this improve
men, is 10 give greater facility in passing the very low
bridges over the Thames, which necessarily built on
level with the streets of London.
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POLITICAL.
ysEpAsslNG BELL.

THE PASSING BELL
". rAr-Es, U. s. ARaV.
..D,sr TO dust-Ashes 10 asheS;
.n,s, 10 dus,g' yon solemn bell
Dns ,,s ~ oovs or seems TO say;
u~,. Ira Iullng.- tol!ing knoll!
..Sns, 70 dust-and clay to clay"
-By IN. Angel no1r at rest.
Nv The flower my bosom wore,
Snaich'd unrimely from my breast
Hollow herald toll no MORE
Hast thou, tongue of iron franc,
Never note for 'larum call
Tone 10 tell OF threatening fiame7
J,vous sound for festive hall :?
Wonder goes bridal train
Pea! loves merry roundeiag
-rulld the dcep-deep bel! again
.Dus; 10 dust-aud clay to clay"
oD,sr 10 dus,m Once mere that sound
Thrills upon the listening eur;
Under voices whis per round
fearful chances watch the bier;
Like as pillows fall and rise,
Echo answers far away;
bridegroom turn aside thine eyes,
"Dus. 10 dust-and clay to clay"
Whose is no,c the requiem lone,
Pealing on the evening wind
Whose is now the spirit gone,
Leaving hearts OF care behind?
Booming from the oeltry high,
Meath the hammers measured play,
Slowly surgcd that one reply
dust to husband clay TO clay"
IA BARRACKS, CAL, June, 1852
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

BLOODY TRAGEDY Atemptat Nur5:r and Suicide
The usually quiet village Of Worthwhile, near Milford Conn,
was OF excitement on Friday afternoon
asr in cons, auencc OF daSolca attempt having
been made upon the lie of Miss naa Buck, highly
pectahe young lady, and teacher Of The district school
that place by Major Howss young man. tweny-one years
of age residing in Bethlehem who heretofore has sustained
a good character Howes became enumoed of the charms
of Miss Buck months ago. cultivated her acquaintance
and is said went far TO solicit her hand In
rage According rumor, he somewhat encouraged
Miss b. who him TO understand that he looked
upon with favor but subsequently, she deemed il pru
dent and necessary her part that the intimacy between
them should forever Howes heug informed by Miss
Buck that his company longer desirable became very
angry and instead Il abandoning his suit made himself
house. during business hours, &C.. &c. She finding it ex
emey difficult and next 20 Gpossi e 10 rid herself OF his
company is reported Offered him S00 leave and
trouble her again He left desired but O'clock on
Friday afternoon, returned 10 the schoohOuse, and de-.
manded of her The money which she had previously offered
Miss requested him withdraw from the school, until
close for the day. as that neither appropriate time
place tor the settlement of their busness) when she
would talk with him. but he refused to do go and without
further provocation crew large ackkne from his pocket,
seized her by the neck aud nCated five distinct and terri
Bile stabs her throat Of which, feared will
prove fatal. From the wounds, the blood flew in different
directions about The school house. creating the
Tor and CONSERVATION anon. t scholars who fled from the
premises and Screamed murder, &c The top OF their
voices The unfortunate female in GnGcavnng with her
hands TO keep the from her throat had several her
fingers nearly severed. The assassin, nlc,iug the
violence, preclpilaed h!mscii luce downward into shallow
stream of water by, cm which he rescued
till nearly drowned tie .esusciateG and taken into
tody by consate Knapp Of Worthwhile who took him 10
Litchheld county prison, where will remain the
death or recovery q his victim out in either event, be
punished as his Grim" CrbcTyes.-t.N. Y Tribune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

The River and Habor Bill has passed the House of Rep
rcsen,atiyes II uppropriaes the of s439390 to the
improvement Of rivers and bays in every quarter OF the Uni
led States and gives s45 600 the removal Of the oostruc
tions in the james and Apponattox rivers
This BRIDE however does not reconcile u.s. ana ougnt mol
10 reconcile any Vrginan this audacous bill 1t is
pcrfcc, violation OF the Constitution. The Constitution
uves no warrant for these appropriations 1t 10 be
very thing river cleaned out al the expense {"
the General Government but we mad better deny ourselves
such convenenccs than overstep the bounds OF Inc
Constitution When violated in way Tor expectancy II
NAV be violated in another 1t becomes mere paper. We
lose all the security which we enjoy while living unael
fixed ard known organic law and plunge INTO sea OF fou
BILE and uncertainty We say again, that Is better 10 DO
without many little conVenences IKE lhese "h " s'e W
the Constitution
The bill has been framed TO bride section
Therefore has passed the House. and therefore It viii pass
The Senate Mr.. Fillmore will approve IT. Tor 10 inc sell
He'd policy of his party disregard the Constitution when
ever exncdcncy invites it, But have ono
This bill is first of the sort that has been passed tor
long time and it will be the last for four years al least
Franklin Pierce will come into power on me 4t oil next
March strict construction and respect for the Consitn-
lion is the iedcan law the Democratic pary and Mr.
Pierce besides that general reason is bound by every ora
of consistency and by every fact of his past career 10 ro
every hill like this He will do IL il they are presented 10
him Just go surely IA there is a sun in The sky.
But while dsapprOye this and all such bills VIC do not
think the cxcrions OF Mr. Caskc TO get the TO
it, by which Richmond get her SioUuU undeserVns oil Inc
highest concentrations While The spoS were going, h.
right get slice for his own constituents HIS
deeaed but he was not dlsheartrn-
cd on second trial il adopted by large vote. The
amendment OF the james was The only except
tina, OF The Hudson that was not voted down. The agents
OF Tie city bv the Council speak IN the warnest
terms OF Mr Caskies conduct We have letters from them
10 that .ct now in possession How does Mr.. Bolts
feel Year year. "the har was staple argument
wny nc ami Democrat should Congress- In their
had been trying without effect for many years get through
This appropriation it would be well BY way OF experiment 10
Try haai The event has fulfilled his hnt-to the
OF the Bisonbu the satisfaction Of his
constituents Richmond ETaminer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Judge b. f. Porter formerly Of Tuscaloosa, and an nhu-
entail man. written letter. which is published in the
Huntsville Democrat declaring most positively he will not
support the nominees OF the wing party he looks np"n
Cen Scott being opposed 10 true State Sovereignty
Frank Pierce The Judge s.ys, is all that any true States
Rights man could REQUIRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

RICH.-Al Scott meeting held at Lewiston Falls
Maine mol long since of The distinguished speakers
after euoazing Gen. Scott The height OF his ability ex-
claimed As for Daniel Webster, he said TO be grea,
man. but what has he done To be he has made great
dictionary and spelling book but what OF that? Others
have done much in their day. and why should he be made
President Of TIC United States for il y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Judge T. Y Hill of Georgia. and prominent wing OF that
State declares he will not support Gen. Scott in The present
Presidential compaien Judge Hill gentleman OF great
influence has been wing candidate for Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

/ s. j. Rutherford ". D. Simma S. G. Waldrop JAN, ~
Shields w J. Hubbard, Dr. John X. Garnet GarI :. ~
Haines, William Cuingsworth, J. b. Reese RicsI
Rgincs. On motion, tie meeting then adjourned
JOHN K. GARRETT Cha,n,,
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REvENuE cUTTER c,pSIz

REVENUE CUTTER CAPSIZED
New YoaK AUG. 3.-The Revenue Gutter Fanny wa,
capsized and sunk in the Narsows at noon to-day The
cap tain end officers saved bu, reported that six
the crew were drowned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

CHOLERA.-The Marshall County, Virginia, Advocate
states Of Cholera still continue in the vicinity OF
the Narrows, on the Ohio River along the Rail Road The
locality referred between Grave Creek and Wheeling
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Gen Webb OF the Courier & Enquirer New York, who
was Gen Tayos minse. TO Austria, declares the noni
nation Gca Scott accomplished by dishonest and
dgrocel corrupt bargain as 1rds ertr placed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

The fine rains have recently had have made the corn
CROP and in all this section of the State an abundant
yield anticipated Our accounts from the Northern Neck
Piedmont the Valley and along up the Potomac all of
the same TENOR AisT Gasete.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

"NrvER WEARY IN WELL DolSo 1.-The Cenrevile (Md)
Times says that Matthew Graves, of that county Tues.
day last walked wentyeight miles for the purpose of pro-
curing marriage license 10 marry his fifth wife. He is
venty of age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Bos7oS August 1.-The schr Coral wa. sold a: ST. Johns
today for a breach of tile fishing treaty
The Mississippi bound for the fishing grounds
spoken ar A NJ, on the LIST ns off Montauk Point
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
LIME Fon FARMING PURPOSES;

HAVING been repeatedly solIeEet 20 manuac,"s rts3
agricultural purposes have CONTACTED 10 90 So topg
planters the borders OF james Rstf ara the ai
will enter INFO contract specific sGppy annua
OF the lime shall! b. good. furnish som l.c 10 a; "a
annually Communlcations addressed 20 me. al D"',.'
Roekbndge county, will have prompt attention. ,ocHER.
juno ls--e2m Manufaeiurssoi LING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Mr. T WaddiIl, wing of Fayetteville having been up
pointed Vice President OF the Scott and Graham club or.
ganzcd that place. has published card IN which lie de-
ella res he will not support Scott for President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

INCREASE OF THE CHOLERA AT BUFFALO
BrFrALo, Aro. . 5 P M.-Durng the past "a hours %
Cases of cholera and deaths have occurred this
During The last IS hours there have been Is c1ses and rs
deaths.
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FoR THE ENQUIRE
"Iphat stronger breGst.p'ats than heart unlimited!
Thrice is he arm cd 1rhO hath his quarrel just"


Nowiths andng the erroneous version oil zen Fierce
scb a, New BustD has been reuled by rrelragae es-
nonv the Wings are very busy in rolling line calumny IN
dr ,hcr tongues ms sweet morse and oy giving il free
m sntina cause Such slanderous and goundless mpu-
ations will have powerful effect "e doubt not; but not The
one the Wings anxiousy anticipate but one that will reco
man their own devoted heads with crushing effect We
hg leave 10 remind our Wing friends Of old adage that
thosr who live glass houses should be cautious how they
cast stonrs As they 10 be so profoundly ignorant
of General Scutts expressed opinions upon Tile slavery
question: and roughly posted up in regard 10 General
perces upon the subject who while in Congress,
respectfully ask the privilege OF enightening their minds
by placing in parallel columns two extracts one from Gen
SCOTS letter Mr. Atkinson and the other from speech
If Gen perces delivered in the Senate OF the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Mis- Baldwin o Virginia, niece OF Presiden, Madison
is reaching missionary school in Athene Greece.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

II am persuaded, that il is
a high moral obligation OF
masters and slave holding
States to employ all means,
not incompatible with the
safety Of both colors, 10 me
liorate slavery, even 10 cx-
termination. [GES. ScoTT.
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THE CHOLERA AT .IR.Ny

4 l..
ROCHESTER, H. T. Aue 2Ou of forty-two cases Of cho-
lea here 10 the 3ls OF July there have been
deaths resulting from that disease