Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-26
: MONDAY MORN NOR g11(2, " 26, 1852.


:, JUN "a 2:6, 1852.
pala rsafd l.l The rrntp ngtedn was 10 be the New
h'sio core q tc nipend, nj Democrat an lis
co. w:sr IN is t?. III offer WcFts: aatesi"o rl!i
ar cn.t wru! bi made aena;t Scnhcrn friends
Gen P!c 81 s3 scaTcc t-T.icasI th!iGc that s.c;!,.
he Gnin The false e2:r;s d hs speech at Neg tioston
TIE Plot ssr t. lave injured m pi' sd.eni fer ,srwash
iG2'" Republic o til 1871 inst contains in crtenso the
fco,Ico o?a~IirtaItuse a The c5y a. llie coz
Eee'ns5 OF he Rp't n he AaepsEdsHJ has never been
qucs'!cncI He is mistaken IIs lrtre present ~ thai
mttfng ne hard trtfy roFa that Uttered and
ffoohe' earliest o=cnsior 10 brcn TIE report fdr III al
ae re.gy 10 testify The report IL lle other Sb1'tin organ
a"uDiiesshy Tie SINE pen We dl n9l notice al length
i9r tcrTrd9 Us ga 't!y ne "as lie and no il was
ssol oddir lie rcs Gfcss(r lissoGd} 1rtre ner pen
ned erin bqssr pMirh M was a Hf!pons a.tomp, 10
s'i>lait The toct!n atric OF Aad!i6nsn, y ;Dna-
ioa ha, tie vcy l2atd! ii the Democracy had assened
hs si, heS:i I$a EsSaa NJ ,Fpo,i,ion
cd do the dirty rork Of dry MEN when requested 10
Phbli!ht The asicts il question He certainly cpnnot be
y If New Han psit, i The las, cgh y,ar5-nor Of The
extent and character Of General p:cfcs participation in
those events IlG Knows perfectly vel at for all that
liGon aim Of Abolddstsi home and abroad Yel in his
sGrioTi h niiens c,;dar&l throws drSn his coiunns
oncttnt ticFy # fboh he JffshdS and ne enemies oi
}a Pierre We We may 'ieE tE !hs matter again. -
-. -. ;. TIE @FAINTlNG" STORY.
The w hics papers, nnd thai rnode" ofa politician j. NJ.
B6s have INDUCED tcly in the sr5s5csi 'nsnuations in
regard 10 the snliog Of Gen Pierce caused by exhaustion
and injury on the odela Will these just and liberal crit
Irs extend the samc measure opprobnm other officers
who from the same cause fell exhausted the ground! If
they do no iney guilty Of outrage upon proprie'y
and honesty II they do, they must convict OF
"fcar Of The bavc=t ana mos! universally beloved
officers who served in Mexcp. The drspa ches OF the
GereaE Officers contain several illusions TO officers being
kept to the field by sickness md other casualties. Bur
the Boston Post refers 70 Of anilns very similar lc
that o Gen pcrcew tho gallant and accomplished
Virgnian GoptS Robert Lee OF The Engineer cuorps The
Post draws the picture With masters hand:
Let ,le fact of uuing in The case OF General Pierce
be applied anoier wAusc gaLlnlry conspicuous
hsn naccurue kn9wIse Of engineering waS invnnitse-
We aaee 10 thai acc2mr'isNed oIcer 81 hc corps "l,gng
dispatches. NUw (tcncIS SGn in his Gcspnc Of Sp 5
qatng 70 the capture !" ltTifp has the i"ilowlns:-
Capain FRI engineer SO eo"an dinguIshea also o0re
YRcrtan me- lSeptsmJ=r 10 UNTIL he fAlSTH
rom uound and ne loss Of tra nigh sleep AZ hc bats.
ries" What would bupgh Of the American whu should
asc up that ocal paragraph Gcneta Scott parade it in
s,atus capitlls, lack 10 the solution that This nrncs
CAUSED bg fear and thus seek ~ tafns the la fame
On officer who rcndered such fta service 10 his coun
vile pluce Of business Wy The united voice would
- ~ = y, 5;;s .S: :s., Ssi y ass,1
.n'cc.r Evrn ffjri the Ear oahe Vest! = 80.
Now We claim thu, The score sal'ahtry and good
contnc, as soldier Cen Frankn Pierce is entitled to
stand IN tie same footing Captain Lee. To hhign tlr
one is bad 10 magp The o;fer As much ground is
mere TO attribute he fnng Of Captain Lee 10 earas there
is TO attribute that Of GEN Pierce is fear. Both tainted
from physical exhalisl lion-from wounds received on The
baneed sd loss Of sleep sh1"e On .f parry % Pres s
just need OF praise for gallant deeds ..'
Tie Manchester IN J Union Democrat whose article
10 u1.daY,s paper Skaters the 'l,oATnsG caumny 10
a,omS, refers ihe c;.Q the withdrawal from the Whig
auk consequence OF lae nomination OF Sco OF Janes
men ot the State Ii oo cruel in that papef mol ohy
10 exclode the Mhigs LoATH,sG RooEbaek but TO SPEAK
thus well OF the nlncY politicians, those terrible taohS ~
tho Whs's side. ., ~: -, ----n :
THE GEORGIA. CONSTITUTIONAL UNION con-
- f, = =. ~ -; vENTiUN. .n'''
'Tbe Savannah Republican brings a full report OF The
nrotee5np. Of the Georgia nlon Convention, by which wc
re tnabic t., ren6ve sonc 81 the d'hbs The anal ac-
Sn 4cssiiea 81 Tic repor rappeors the COM
e Of 81: mess was ina BILE 10 harnonfze and finally m
sSNd BY ijjtity Of Two rcpo Their inability TO agree
and rscommeud The contention TO aiourn without lpkias
any actionpn the Presidential question: and leaving ine
brrs free to uo they pleased in their individual cspacuy
cconvsnon however refused 10 receive the report 4
RESOLUTION was tsu offered s substitute to nominate e r
resident il this vas rejected by Ten or twelve majority
many whiss voting pa?. i nnSe! hS mPrfsssSSn S ss ina.
used The whgs say the Republican, were in the majority
Mr. cuyl nsxt Offered series of esOutions expressing
al the fact Gf both tie whI and democauc Id
iGhaf conventions resoiving abide by the compromise;
ou dec56s ihn "ssnGh 1ie uaien Pu[iy a." not
fed that hS in1Grnccs "hch surround Tue nominee
Of whg party in nniso" win tIe Prnc.psS ,o'
which they contend -pnfples beyond and ABOVE any nat
nv st-ilty would gary vote nf flere anu h"e
hc oclic nominees and PROCEED al once to noma'e
moSn was made 10 srke ont The names of Pierce and
King Bn negavcd-aYes6l, nays "a. lhg vo!eMas "a.
sn by cGuntes some which were not fully representa-;
The whole un,bcr Of eeGateS present being only ~
resolutions of Nt Cuyer nominating Pierce and King
erc Then adocd when about thirty OF those VINO PAD Vo.
I'd n he niSpfiiv pii6cipay from Georgia
rclirid The Other portion of the mncIy, about twenty
remained in Tie Convention They said hey had peen aa
" outv6ed and they wonl submit They pledged mem,
selves 10 abide G uclon Of the conyenton and 10 sustain
lis nominees before the cnuuiry. :, -
An electoral ticket was Then formed; an executive com
ni,lec apnGn ed arrangements made for grand mas
n,;fiinH =, Atlanta; resolutions cf respect TO Henry Clay
!tted swell Dis inviting presiepI Fillmore, on @ ms
return home after the 4' Of March To ssia 10
he is promised greeting hearty than world Dc even"
ed 10 any oe5 ci,iza of the republic Inc ai'e result
ton "ieed by Union dclnocm'' ahd cale W a.
nation. Al'cr arp,in.ng connlI!.ec 10 plrpa,o az
addreas the psope OF the Slde, the Convention 10
jo9ned.a't af: .rafi -: - .,;,o,
The plembers whp Withdrew 4nqiadiatsy hed nnotnei
pc,iiinr in thc Srnae Chambcr which M Worrlll o.
TaSo4 presided ACk Of Newton Offered "a series n,ao o.
resolutions which Hadopted, etrresslne me op"g
,hot naori,v oC Le people M Georgia Btcie new llcke
altogether and therefore 2n9hc anc
10 5e held al Macon on the I'm OF Ang9s, 10 IN a.
fuion in relHon the Presidency az hey may Sr rab
The nesoitions us, toe nans OF Danei "eos.
and Ch,les j. JFpss hH Coycpll9a s suitable eanuI
jaics C"nrlires appointed to prepare an huu =
,hc neon; oud Also tc SET forth which nohcei
The members 10 pursuo the they did, The meeting
! then atJnnln ned. ~, So: @ct@i:aa
The Naouai In,eliigeacer says; a:s.l. st,,' !
In view OF the forging proceedings We Alq ~ my
eGarded as certain The choice OF lfcsden.iai
for The iutr of corga will dsvove On us an,
Yhsre ara already Two tiokes'n the Heia TOT eee "
Kina and hcs will Of course ych be brought i9r"au
Wig ck hns prsssnpg '1iansia s9Giss % gI' hs soc
nrevent either ticket from receiving majority oi u
r h ts /" VA no 3ase ho wsvrr do sc sct any poSa
buity Yolc of 1ho Stale being Gust
! Of The Wing National. t:onventian.r ,sr' -, =
j; ::slr' ,;;1 rtsiSs1-pp EDR THE MELTITUDE.