Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
TREMENDOUS "AyAILABILlTY."


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TREMENDOUS "AVAILABILITY."
We all surprised that The Whig has become
sick of the universal signs OF dissatisfaction in the Whig
party, which daily present before its eyes 1t would
have US change policy prefer pursue pre-
cent al least for time yet We
more efficiently the OF right than b. showing
with what zeal leading Whig papers have shown up Gen.
Sco unhncss for the Presidency, and the danger 10 the
Union consequent upon his eectonand by reciting the
necessary fruits OF such Whig criticisms in aousing the
opposition OF their party everywhere to the Baltimore
Whig ticket Structures upon Gen. Scntts position from
Democratic source may be denied by Wings nsed with
partyism-bu the objection cannot be urged against
the revelations of Whg journals which not be regarded
prudced against the sandardhcarcr OF their own party
With this view conllAue show, by Whig authority
with what universal aversion the nomination Of Gen Scott
is regarded by the Wings Of Georgia The Wings OF Vir
gna have the interests and governed by the same
feelings and they fail be moved BY the same con-
sir. puUnG Guty
E en- eaacr Dawson who a; ihe Baltimore Convention
pledged himself uy 20 carry Georgia for Scott, cannot
stand the hurricane of public sentiment and, we learn
from the Savannah Republican, will abide the decision
of the Union Convention Of that State.
Charles j. Jenkins lending Whig OF Augusta In pub
sLcd letter saws thai with strongc: desire than ever
before 10 adhere 10 the National Wing party he he's been
unable bring his mind 10 the conclusion ho ne oueh
TO vote for Gen. Scott" Independently OF The Soatern
question: other difficulties intGpose between him and me
bao,-box "s it enough (says Mr Jcnkins) that cind-
date for the Presidency Is an honorable man, nn n'eseh
and accomplished statesman, successful general ana ha
he subscrbes the Whg creed? If General Scott can l.!
claim to other qualifications Than these hey are not hno
10 the mass OF the people There hundreds o thousands
Of American citizens having in equal degree these qua
E6ce,ions cxcep only thar Of which Inc sword and me
enaue;te are The symbo the absence OF which, my poor
Judgment operates dsparagcmen But there are othe
qualifications by no common which ought 10 Dc
considered Indispensable and which, without enumetat!on
will present themselves 10 every rejecting mno we arc
m only without evidence hut General Scott has these but
there is good believe that ne has rery decda as
qualifications Will II he denied that he has hasy, etoi'
,ra,v tempcr-an impeuue self WILL impatient of all oppo-
sition-ovcwccnng confidence in his own Judgment and
Inodjna,e ambition? win be pretended that he has
ceor calm we'll balanced mind whose equilibrium cannot DC
easily disturbed? If not wlsE IS 1T SAFE TO PLACE
sucs MAN accustomed throughout long and active life,
10 despo,c military rule at the head Of Republican Gov
| ernmeni?"
Again. the Savannah Republican, whg thus arrays num-
ber of facts proving universal havoc mads in The whe
ranks of Georgia by the nomination OF Gen. Scott Al
the peril of giving dispitusure 10 the Richmond Wing, we
ask the attention Of wings well as democrats TO The io
| lowing whig, not 'locooco, facts
CEN SCOTT IN THE INTERIOR OF GEORGIA.
II has long been the habit of some OF the politicians on
The sentoa,d of this State look Washington and The
Northfu their politics. In their anxiety TO catch The dec-
lion of popular breeze they forget that there IS such
State as Georgia. and that they part OF H. lAey seem
10 care more for the position oNew York or
than for that OF their growing and magnificent State
Hence tho public men OF lower Geoela nave always eyer
cised less influence in the State Than those from the interior
To correct this fault and 10 show our readers what s the
feeling of the wings other sections we suooin Tie follow
| np facts from the most reliable sources.
t,ey hin
annrobation OF the nomination OF Gen. Scott Some o
them advise tho wings TO take no part IN he eecton oe'
! recommend the appointment OF Union electoral! ticket
dred 10 the support of Pierce and King in order 10 keep
up The organization Of the party for future purposes
An intelligent whig merchant OF lns city has Just return
al frnm visit of some weeks 10 Hancock county, o
the ruest and most intelligent whG counties 10 the State
He informs that he heard OF but two wings IN that cou
~ who had expressed willingness to support Gen. Scott
Another friend who has recently visited Macon, Ogle
thorpe and Alna-pouts favorable lot asccrtainng is
sen,ment of The n,asses-aesures that he heard of but
air or eight men of any prominence even local county
politicians who had avowed disposition TO abide by ht
whig nominations, choice of evils.
whig writes from Monroe county, that he s opposed
TO the nominee He equally opposed to the nominee
tho Democratic party His Southern feelings rebel agans
Gen. Scott and his whg principles against Zen fIe;cc
Another writes from Ebert which gives whg majority
| Of a thousand tina, there are no Scott men there.
The interior papers contain calls for meetings
of the Union party to appoint delegates to the convention
~ M,odgeyille mex, week THE attendance upon the con
yeotIon promises bo large, considering the shorness
the time allowed TO appointceeRales.
Our information from various parts OF lAe otatc Inslne
tho belief ,ha, of 95 600 voters IN Georgia. not 5uo ar
willing 10 take Gen. Scott
I, will ho seen by reference to the proceedings OF III
Union meeting in Macon that James a. Nisoet, Esq, tn
prime mover in getting upa Fillmore DELEGATION from I'M
State to the Baltimore Convention has he aco
of thai Convention Mr. Nisbet attended the meeting II
dge which appointed those delegates add wps IN
chairman OF the committee which reported iesoaons [
quiring the adoption of Compromise Platform oy the ba
Convention condition precedent 10 ne
,ion Of the Geogia delegations yet he old not ereoy SUI
render his conscience into the keeping OF Una. aa
As general rule bound by the action o oooy
which they willingly represented bur ihs oongaon noe
mol go TO the extent Of accepting candidate
noxious, VINO may be luistcd upon the country II !. oe
then political assemblages would be so many rannco
concaves and their resolves binding than the acs
Congress- which be repealed If the people do mol re
the right 10 pass upon The action OF these
,o r. NAV thew also r.;e5 oav some sixteen
coun:ies took part in sending delegates 10 Ba
more To suppose, therefore, that the remaining seventy
Ave counties which had nothing do with it, irretres
,by committed BY the action of this Convention is 10 SUP
poss that ths Wings who live in Them many Slaves