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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

from New York Protestant Churchm.n. May 2:
An EsPoaIrtoS OF SOME OF THE Laws LA.tS 'S's
MAR BY Gessner Harrison, n. D. Professor oil AncHs.
Languages in the University Of Virginia l2mo ""
York Harper g. Brothers. 1852.
This is work which will be more successful In svrs
impulse TO philosophical study OF the Latin language w.
any volume which has hitherto appeared from the Ae'
press. -
]. comes forth unhcruded and with modest una'i1I'ss
title, but II is book which will make itseii known 'H
crease the deserved reputation Of lite author. PresuPv
on the part OF tile student Acquaintance WIN th n,
dence OF iorns of words such may be gained ifo
study OF the practical school Latin grsmmdt. VI
risons aim is 10 set forth rational arrangement am
nation OF some Of the prominent phehp'ent ,e.
ieSions md sFntax Of The Latan language 'or ,sn
qnainance with The philosophical literature OF me co II.
Of Europe, and practical experience OF many year.
duties of the lecture ROOM are among Dr. Haftiso" .s
hcatlons for the task which he has imposed upon
and many weary student, with memory oVe,oEa The
with mass of crude and ncOherent facts derived IT, ,ril
wshy-washY Latin qrammirs now used In our seh' i;o
perceve on persual of Dr.. Harrisons book, "hs' an
nity there ia in human speech, and how little mere
guage that Is the result o. chance. and how Inc P our
cal study Of language not only teaches US 10 eA tho
thoughts with ceatness and precision, but also r. r
mind 10 think and judge and reason more clearly he
The result il nay confidently be predicted, w ~, Of
Strengthening or the Students mental powers and hi,
investigating the relaou of things, when WIN
whole future career. OF tho
The University of vIginI has reason 10 be prof.. who
in this work, he's established for himself posiio"
very frs. rank Of American scholars.
BALTIMORE MAhKETs, Juss -: .o,,,o,
Sales Of 1000 bols Howard street LouR al s4.lo'
doing in GRAIN.
NEW YORK MARKETS, JUNE IL. ;, :, 8,
Southern FLOUR, s.. 81 TO S4.62. Mixed CoaS' "
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SUMMER FRIENDS.

- " IA Ah nAs - 49,
AS the bee is 10 the flower,
10 the honey laden bower,
To each leatietin the grove
Humming gentle songs of love;
Pausing only ia his flight,
Where the treasure cup is bright,
All unwilling to depart,
Till he's reached the very heart,
Sucking ever while he sings
Life from the insensate ,hingsi
As the bee is 10 the flower,
In The honoy-laden bower,
Are summer friends.
As the shadow 10 the boat,
On changeful lake atloat,
When the lake Ia in repoee,
Like second boat i, shows;
And all fortune e!evates
Ger the surface, initiates
But a ripple on its breast,
Shadow trembles with unrest,
And when fiercer storms abound,
Can no longer there be found.
As the shadow 10 the boat,
On cIlangeful lake a1oat,
Are summer friends.
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CEN pIERCE,S GENEROSITY

In addition tho facts about Gen. Pierce, which hive
given the public since the adjournment Of The Con
vrntiDn Informed By personal friend % ours ply
OF this city who the surgeon Of Of he ten
mets that after the battles Of Conteas and Chnrubus
co. Cen Pierce, in visiting The hospitals crowded with
vouaded soldiers expressed his feeling b. distributing
large CT ancy among the unhappy aulerers and when
returned receiving balance of paw of S2i0 he added
sou it. and expanded il among his men, He also, By his
Influence purse procured them free passages by The rail-
road. He sent money to many OLD sol !lrrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

MOVEMENT AMONG THE FREE SOILERS-Tnc
Free Soilets in Massachusetts much alarmed o. what
they call the eaciinnary movement which has transform
Cd they say, friends Of liberty into the slaves OF he
slave power" They much chagrned at the silence Of
their Representatives in Congress in regard tho slavery
question and dcputaton OF leading Of that party
Washington is talked of in order in motion
caei OF the party, Worcester the 9Th Of Jolly when
plan operation for keeping up agitation will be
urh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

The 2li-H ASSIvaEsARy OF inc Boston "Ancca and
Honorable Artillery COMPANY" celebrated Mon
day las with parade, review by the Governor
By Rev VIM. a. Storms and dinner in Fancu Hall Brig
Gen Riley have reviewed the company, out bcrg
unable be present. represented by his aid aor Har
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


Mr. Orr in the House of Representatives. Thursday
said no convinced that the nomination of Mr. Pierce
Twill cheerful response and cordial support In South
Carolina He In it bright hopes of promise that The
country will return 10 those wise and patriotic republican
doctrines which dictated and controlled the admnIsa
of the immortal Jefferson. He is republican OF the strict
scct and his administration will himself and
his party with the brilliant and distinction.
---sse---
The following pronunedmento from tho Augusta (Ga)
chronicle Is the latest smony We have from the wings of
the South as to their notion of uniting for the election Of
Gen Scots
en Scott is every where regarded tool in the
hands oil mat lntrguer Seward whom and his soil
friends he believed to DO pledged TO confer the control Of
The government and the distributions OF the spos he should
DO elected II is not therefore, surprising that he has
advocates the South for without any such impression as
which have alluded his total untness for the
Office the absence of claims except his military services if
indeed they by any honest and patriot be regarded
(Which very much doub constituting any claims
such Office and the fact that he is known TO have express
sed opinion favorable annexation OF Canada quite
sufficient make the southern people epudate him entirely
and they will support him under any circumstances,
nomination nompa for they have no idea OF sup
porting who occupies the position OF an instrument
the hands of Seward Co. for the carrying out their base
ntrigues."
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letter from Rome published in the National lntesen-
GER gives very interesting account OF American artists
and their works Italy 1t speaks thus OF Dir Crawford
.tnes which are intended for the Washington Monument in
Richmond
Mr Crawford has finished his splendid Statue of Jetter-
son. II is in plaster, and attracts large number o.
visitors both English! and American. His Patrick Henry
noble work. it is surpassed if possible by his Jcier-
son. The drnpcry the LITTER loose cloak gives perhaps
greater dignity The form and admits of more freedom tha
The old style of costume in which Patrick Henry appears
But each The iprcss Of master hand in the one The
predominant, character profound thought dignity aud re-
o:c the o.he bo!ncs enCrg? ani inspired eioqusnce
ncsc statues deserve b. ranked among the very hncs
that have been produced in mGde.n times Ngtna may
be proud OF monument ufon the pedestcl OF when suct
wa arc - ctapd
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UNDER GROUND RAILROAD CONDUCTOR CON.
QUOTED TO THE STATE PRISON.-The conviction
and Of Vim. Johnson secretary Of The Vigilance
committee OF The Anls!ayery Society," the prison
70. three years passing counterfeit money shows how
dangerous is anper with moral principle and how in
Innate is tue relation between the different forms of vice.
BY the practice of aiding and abeng the escape of slaves
from their masters contrary the spirit of tho constitution
and laws he learned think lightly Of civil obligations and
thus prepared 10 ansgcss the laws in different way
How many slaves have been spirited away by means
terftu money, have Of Knowing Y Jour.
ooI of
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4 GOOD REFORli.--Thc Washington correspondent OF
The Baltimore Sun says that the Democratic Central Com
nee have come u the conclusion that they vii! assess
each Congressional district in the Union for the expenses o.
the election and ofce-hoders ohccseekers an! that
they will the government with the postage OF the
documents to be distributed by them bet that on; OF The
funds raised they will pay the postage every pamphlet
printed sheet that may be forwarded for circulation from
Sosh
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10 The Editors of The ENQUIRER.

RICHMOND, Va. Ju.E S. 1852.
Dear Sir: At the late session Uf the National Dly.ion
Of Sons Of Temperance OF North America, it was
Resolved Thut the THANKS of the National Division be
rendered Mr. James Bosher and TO tho Masonic Lodges
for the free of their rooms during the ocssion
Resolved That the thanks Of the National Division are
due and hereby rendered the brethren OF the Grand
Division of Virginia. The members OF the subordinate Di-
visions and citizens generally OF Richmond and Manchester
for the reception and kind entertainment Of the mem.
bcrs Of this body during The session.
The prominent insertion of these resolutions in your
celent paper will confer additional favor the many
received in your beautiful city, The hands Of its hospabe
and generous, spirited inhabitants.
Wishing you sir and the city of Richmond and s peo-
pie through your paper every prosperity and happiness
am, very respectfully, yours in L. T. and E.
FRED A. FICKARDT NJ. VS..
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The writer has made allowance for The exclusion of
Georgia, Alabama aud Mississippi, from the Convention
which Is said TO be In contemplation and indeed has been
more than limited in some Of ths Seward papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15

SALE OF THE HOLY LAND.-A Pals letter to the
New York Evangelist meiprs report hat Syria has been
sold to Rnthscd for 500 oCO francs tia, he proposals
rchGl Jerusalem and Solomon's Temple, allow cbapc!s
or eli religions establish railways nni steamers and TO
appeal the Jewish nation TO the land y! their IA
theirs similar circulated severn years ago. II
scarcely likely be true though IN these days money is
n u%erfu und may accomplish greater things than
n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-15
GREAT SCOTT DEMONSTRATION

UlNCItI NOOI 7 DEHO.SS ia IUN.
LOUISVILLE June ia great Scott meeting was held If
this city last night Resolutions were adopted ia favor
the Compromise endorsing Mr. Fillmore aud giving assur
ance that Gen. Scott carry the State
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To J. II. Hoover,
President Jackson Democratic Association.

Gen. Henry Dodge who had been invited 10 address the
mcelin2 and who was prevented from being present by in
disposition, responded il the following letter
WAsiiiE6ToS, JU.E 10, 1852
DEAR Sin: regret that circumstances prevented my al
tendance the ALLEGATION meeting held last night No in
dYdua present absent heartily approves the non
nation of franklin Pierce and William r. King for Pres
dent and Vice President OF tho United States Than do.
know both OF nominees we'll and regard them emf
gently qualified and worthy of the stations for which they
have been named and shall cordially support Them
Most respectfully. your obedent servant,
henry DODGE.
TO j. ID. HoovER, President of Democratic Association
THE WING CONVENTIONAL Washington Cores
ponent of the Boston Courier gives The following cass
cation OF the Delegates elected The Wing National Con-
renon which Is 10 meet at Baltimore On The 10Th inst.
Eiinnrn Wnhstnr
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ARREST OF MAIL ROBBERS.
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE ll.-Three brothers have been
rested Pttsburg mail robbery Drafts the
Of Bis 600 were found upon them.
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HORRlD DEATH-Thc Starnton, Va, Messenger
that Mr.. Enos Humphreys, Of about 30 year,
If age who has been engaged the wooden factory nca hat
town. principal dyer accidentally FELL hesd foremost into
Of hot boiling liquid Thursday last, and
LrcaliuliN scsIdoi thai he did In Ii hours.
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SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATES TO THE WING
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
CHARLEsToS, JusE 1.-THE Wing State Convention Of
South Carolina last night appointed delegates to The Nation
al Convention. Waddy Thomson and William Gregg were
appointed delegates for the Stale at large.
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JAMES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Sir In your geographic despatch, il affords me
pleasure 10 declare Pierce and King snail receive my
corGiaI support They bath devoted 10 tie good old
Of Stacrghts democracy and are worthy 10 lead The
day, willis; principles eternal. democrat is un.
worthy Of The name who you'd waive his personal pref
crence among good for the cake OF the nehonored
principles OF his party. Yours, very Respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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NEW YORK MARKETS, JusE H. =, . e.
Southern FLOUR, s4.37 TO SIG mixed CosS' V
cents.
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"A the ratification meeting Washington General Ca' dio mol
.ppear"-tIIhis.
Whew, what blunder! VIII the Richmond wing COT
rect this sutemenl2-it will be seen that 1t 10 oil mistake
In proof of which ask the attention OF Inc reaoer 10 e
following admirable address OF The noble od patriot he"
Cass, delivered before that ratification meeting
General Cass having been introduced TO the ratification
,o,;n. in Washington city on "Wednesday night, was re
ceved with cheers, and spoke as follows
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

impression necessary torender the full tribute
to his merits and services, we will then repeat
with Mr.. Rives, who declared in the Senate,
on Friday last, that, "As to the reputation of
General Scott. it was prominent part Of our
national history; il constituted a great portion
of the moral riches Of the State, which he (Mr.
r. had the honor to represent lie felt
proud of that reputation, and he believed
whatever might be the decisian of the Presi-
dent, that the nation would do him instice.''
We think that this matter, this "important
piece of political history as it is called, il
thus very etfectually disposed of.
Louisville Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

~ Capt Isaac swank was on the ground
at the Wing Convention with his Artillery
squad, and fred seyerel rounds from the Old
used by Maj. Croghan in defence
Ofthe fort. The Captain is a strong Demo-
crat, but great admirer of Gen. Scott. and
stands ready at all times to vindicate the old
hero against the vile charges of many of his
less patriotic party. The Captain was in Mex
leo with Gen. Scott, and is qualified to judge
of his actions and conduct. We like an hon
orable opponent Such is Mr.. Swank.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
Do you hear that?
On next Wednesday evening. October 9th,
Thomas w. Upton

of Guernsey county, will address the Chippe-
wa Club of Fremont, at the Court House.
Mr. Upton, as speaker, is represented to
be superior to Mr.. Gibson, which, if true.
should induce every body to attend and hear
him. He made speech in Rome. Seneca
county. few days since. at the conclusion of
which some twenty democrats declared their
intention to vote for Scott.
All are invited to attend, and special in
vitation is extended to the Ladies to grace the
occasion by their presence. An out-pouring
of the Scott clans is, desirable.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
RE The Scott meeting at WoodViIIe va

W The Scott meeting at Woodviie was
a glorious affair. The meeting was larg, ly
attended, and the utmost enthusiasm prevail
ed A fine pole was raised, and at its top
was suspended a handsome flag. with the
names of Scott and Graham emblazoned on
its ample folds. G. G. Mugg and John Shrenk
addressed the people, and the Perrysburg
Glee Club enlivened the occasion with some
excellent Scott songs, The Wings of Wood
vile are in a dark region. but they ara glo-
rious set and viii give good account Of
themselves in November.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

A SENSIBLE DEMocRAT.-A Democrat OF
this county, (says the Paducah JournaD re-
marked in a crowd the other day, Il am Sor-
~ to have to part company with my political
associates, but / can't go that nan Pierce
I donY know any thing about him: never
heard Of him before; never read OF him N
the newspapers General Scott I've heard
of all my life; know that he fought for his
county before many of us were born; and
think It my duty to vote for him." We IKE
20 hear Democrats do such honest, straight
forward talking.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

R The Whig Convention on Tuesday
last was well attended, the Court House be-
ing filed to its utmost limits.
The ticket put in nomination by the Con-
vention is every way worthy The support of
the people Of the county. 1t is composed of
honest and capable men, and men who will
faithfully discharge their duties if elected.
The speech Of Mr. Griswold was well re-
ceived by the audience 1t was entirely free
from the low, dirty black guard trash that
generally characterize the speeches Of our
opponents. He confined his remarks to the
subjects that divide the two parties, and ham
died them in an able and mastery manner
His remarks on the tariff were especially sat
Iisfactory, and must go far towards opening
the eyes of those free traders who listened to
him, as to the fallacy of their doctrines.
All parts of the county was represented
and the utmost good feeling prevailed. We
received cheering accounts of the prospects
of our glorious leader Numbers Of honest
democrats throughout the county will vote for
Scott. and quite a number of that class at
tended the convention.
We say to our friends, stand firm. Make
every effort to inform your democratic neigh
bors of the differences that divide the parties,
and especially see that every friend Of Gen.
Scott is at the polls on the day Of election.
and glorious victory awaits Us in November
next.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

E The Fremont Brass Band was ont at
the Wing Convention, and played several
excellent tunes on the occasion. Under the
tuition of Mr.. sendelbach, this band has arri-
we'd at perfection in music seldom surpassed
in SO short time. Its members deserve great
credit for their energy and perseverance, in
qualifying themselves in this science. and the
thanks ofthe community is their due.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
~we are not informed whether the Hon

% We are not informed whether the Hon.
Geo. NJ. Troupe of Georgia and Gen. Quitman
of Mississippi accept the Southern rights nomi-
nation for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
We presume they will, however, and in that
event. Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama will
undoubtedly go for Gen. Scott We think
that even South Carolina will go the same
way if her Wings but do their duty.
Louisville Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

RE An Artillery Company has been es-
tablished in this place. Isaac Swank has been
elected Captain, James slawson first Lieuten-
ant and William Drumheller, second Lieu
tenant. We understand that in few days
the company will be out in full uniform. Sue
cess to the enterprise.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

E Owing to misunderstanding on the
part of the speakers that were to address the
people at Dawson's school house, in Ballville
township as to the time, they failed to attend
on last Wednesday evening. They will be on
hand next Thursday evening. Let them be
greeted with full house.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

u F0IH lII5 I10HuOH I IuIeS' ~
''The triumph of the candidate Of the Democratic
party, brought orssdrd by the men Of The So'tth '0H
secure probably orerer The ascendency Of liberal
n1ereiGi principles and if Lord Derby should next
year be disposed to take the American tariff for his
model, we have little doubt it will to remove
the last Illusions of tie protective system from his
mind. In this respect, and on this point, we take
Gen. Pierce to be fair representative of the opin-
ions Of Mr.. Calhoun, and, such, ualuGbte prGc-
tical alley to the Commercial policy Of this country"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
A Scott Meeting

Will be held at the School House
near Mr.. J. Dawson, in Ballville tp.,
on Thursday evening, October 9TH.
Speakers will be present to ad-
dress the meeting. Let every body
attend.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
The friends of

Gen. Winfield Scott will hold a meeting at
the School House near ]. Levisee's, in Town
send township. on Saturday, October 9th, at
l o'clock, p. m. pole will be raised, and
speeches made by R. P. Buckland, Esq, and
others. Let there be a full attendance
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
Jackson township.

A Scott meeting will be held at the Cross
Roads about half a mile from Mr.. Winters,
in jackson township. Speakers will be pres
ent from Fremont. Meeting to be held in the
evening.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

~ A Scott meeting will be held in Ball
vile village on Monday evening next, at the
school house Mr.. Heatou, of Seneca county,
and others will address the people.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
Green Springs.

On next Friday evening, October sth. the
Scott boys will hold a meeting in Green
Springs, Seneca county. Shrenk & Mugg
will be on hand to talk to the people. Let
the Scott clans be out in force.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
n1T From the Manchester Examiner. ~

The election of Gen. Pierce tcIH at any rate prore
that the Democratic majority whatever may be their
other differences are unanimous IN their testimony
on behalf of liberal commercial policy, and any
Government he may form will be one on which
this country may relyor efectual cooperation in re-
ducing, wherever practicable. existing impedim ents
to international intercourse"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
ALLIANCE

Bet,Oeen the LOC OFOCO Party IN The Uni-
ted States. and ENGLAND, to BREAK
DOWN american Manufactures, and thus Sc
cure the Market for England !